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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
3
The given catalog entry lists several period pieces with titles and notes. It mentions a Monday program The Gate of Biveree in abies parts and a Tuesday entry Who's Quilte a Greet Serias with other days noting comedies and five part specials.
Notice of appointment of executor for the estate of B Hancher deceased in Pocahontas County. Creditors and heirs must present claims by filing and proving accrued debts and allowances, with payments due to the estate. The court directs those with claims or interests to come forward by the designated date.
In the Iowa probate court of Pocahontas County the appointment of administratrix is announced. The administratrix, named in the notice, is qualified to manage the estate of the deceased Dr. 8, baby, and all claims must be presented as required by law for allowance and payment. The document is dated December 18, 1916.
Rolfe events unfold with New Year visits from J B. Benson, Mrs. Besdixen from Etherrille, Harm McCowen’s business week, and a buggy collision near Hitinst corner. Fortunate no injuries. Local clubs host gatherings and the Fortnightly Club at the Meluthrs. County board selects officers in Pocahontas. Roblers’ hardware sold at West Bend, Mutu Theatre sale, and regional real estate activity. Burial of Rev. O. S. Bryan noted.
A lively New Year's Eve dance drew many youths from neighboring towns with Heathman's orchestra delivering satisfying music. The column notes civic updates, weather disturbances, and local incidents including a church revival, a faulty windmill, and a car mishap near Pocahontas resulting in injuries to Jacob Winegarden.
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