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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1914
Page
3
Visitors will tour the Eimer Landvig residence at Rolfe this week. Local hosts plan open home events and brief remarks by residents and community leaders.
Perry Grover returns home after a week with family in Gowrie and Fort Dodge. Local residents make trips to Laurens, Spencer, and Rolfe. Several Miss Mabel Mick and relatives, plus many other neighbors, were seen at gatherings and visits around town and nearby towns.
Local residents named Bradgate and nearby towns share visits and travels. Dan O Niel and Wallace oversee business matters in Bode while families tour Spirit Lake Ottosen Mason City and Pocahontas. Several couples travel, hosts host relatives, and band members played with Rolfe last week.
Iowa youths will enjoy a dedicated junior department at the Iowa State Fair with 7195 dollars in premiums for contests. A large camp with dormitories provides free housing for junior participants, supervised on site. Contests cover corn clubs baby beef clubs pig clubs garden canning foods garments handicraft poultry apples and bees with demonstration events and prizes for judging teams in cattle horses hogs sheep and corn.
Blue ribbon stock from leading farms will be entered at the Iowa State fair as announced by Secretary A R Corey. The fair boasts a new 200000 cattle barn and a modern fire proof stock barn area. Higher stakes and prize money are promised in the stock departments this year.
Minutes record a joint session June 18 1920 Storm Lake with attendees from Calhoun Sac Pocahontas counties. Elections named Parsons chairman and clerks from three counties. reports on Sprankle dredge sale discussed. contractors and bills approved. adjournment set for July 12 1920. legal notice filed August 15 1920 deadline for Ada I McClure suit to quiet title in Pocahontas county real estate Section 22 Township 92 Range 31.
In the District Court of Iowa Pocahontas County August 1920 term Ada I McClure plaintiff against William B Sargent and Sargent his wife Mary E Sargent and Sargent her husband Edmund D Slosson and Slosson his wife and unknown claimants of any interest in the southwest portion of the property.
Auditors office in Sac City Iowa records a joint session of the boards of supervisors from Pocahontas Sac Calhoun and Buena Vista counties on June 30 1920. The meeting covers matters pertaining to Joint Drainage District No 181 with adjournment noted from June 8 1920. Pocahontas representatives present are Dooley Hopkins Rudolfson and Linnan with Elsen absent.
In the District Court of Iowa Pocahontas County notice is given that H. S. LaSeur has appointed and qualified as administrator of the deceased H. S. LaSeur. Creditors must present claims as required by law and debtors should pay the administrator. Dated July 1920. Mrs. H. S. LaSeur, Admx. of Said Estate.
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