E G Rude Visits Fort Dodge on Business
Fort Dodge saw E G Rude, a local business figure, on a Tuesday call. He met with partners and discussed upcoming ventures and community engagement.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1926
Page
3
Fort Dodge saw E G Rude, a local business figure, on a Tuesday call. He met with partners and discussed upcoming ventures and community engagement.
Mr and Mrs Victor Shimon and baby visited Fort Dodge while Miss Hazel Heathman spent the weekend with Miss Ruth Clark in Sioux City. Mrs G W Barnes of Idaho, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henderson, visited local relatives. Frank Fraser returned from a Washington trip via Grand View and Spokane. Lydia Petersen, daughter of Mrs P M Petersen, recovered from a major operation in Minneapolis. Rolfe residents note low priced hats at Ridenour and Symes. Local politicians Byron Allen and others campaigned in Rolfe with appeals to voters as the energetic race continues.
Arthur Brisbane writes on global peril and luck, cites Denmark and Holland disasters, muses on human risk and resilience. He notes Tokyo’s food tragedy, cotton trade threats from Africa and British dams, and a vacuum cleaner for picking cotton. He extols lighting and retail focus on State Street in Chicago.
A series of church meetings at Nain Lutheran Church led by Rev. A R Petersen Rev F G Rasmussen and Rev S S Petersen will occur Friday October 29 to Sunday October 31 with multiple sessions daily English used at specified times All are invited and welcome to attend and pray for these meetings.
Rev. J H Walker presides at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Bible School and Morning Worship announced. The Ladies Aid Society plans its regular monthly meeting next Wednesday at 2 20 o clock at Mrs Ke Wilcox home to conduct important business.
W. W. Harris, County Attorney, reports 47 district court criminal cases in 21 months with two not guilty, one directed verdict, four dismissed for lack of evidence, one federal guilty plea, three to reform school, 18 to pay fines, six fined and imprisoned, ten to the penitentiary. He notes $4205 in district court fines and efforts in Pocahontas county suits securing judgments.
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