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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
8
The old time Sage and Sulphur compound claimed to restore faded hair to natural color and cure scalp issues. Modern ads push Wyeths Sage and Sulphur for at home use to darken hair without obvious signs of treatment. The note includes church announcements in Bradgate Iowa and a testimonial for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
The two year old son of Mr and Mrs Will Carlson died Sunday May 9 after a illness. Funeral services were held at Bradgate M E church and burial at Ottosen cemetery. Messrs Simmons Rose and Halverson of Humboldt visited for business. Mrs Nels Smith and daughter Eunice visited relatives at Sutland. Bradgate high students rehearse a play for late May or early June. Randall Melson welcomed a daughter Chet Brooks born May 12 at Humboldt. Embroidery Club held biweekly meeting at Mrs C A Burris home. Several locals traveled to Fort Dodge Ot tosen and Rolfe for various activities and visits. The Wa cousta Consolidated school faculty presented a play at Ottosen, met with praise.
Frank Bowen from Unique visited relatives Sunday. Mrs. Stickel and her young son left Hawarden Monday with Mrs. Persons. Mrs. John Logan and Mrs. D A O Niel shopped in Fort Dodge Monday. Will Howell of Dumont visited her parents, D M Clow, early this week. Floyd Barton of Ottosen handled affairs here late week. Traverse Kroscup of Humboldt sold menswear at John Anderson store. Geo Albrecht, recently here, moved to Moorhead Minnesota. Frank Caywood D R Benge Mrs. Mary Imusglio joined to West Bend Monday. John Schnoor Rutland attended to business Monday. Fred Lovrien and Frank Stone Humboldt did business here Monday. Chas Lovrien back to Laurens for carpentry. Francis Hoag worked between trains at Rolfe Friday. Walter Wallace of Fort Dodge visited locals late week. Mrs A FE Oleson went to Alta for a visit last Saturday.
Mrs Ella Adams visits friends in the neighborhood. Gilmore City public schools held an exhibit last Sunday with the building open 2:00 to 6:00 P M and 125 visitors toured the rooms. Mr and Mrs Thos Leahy drove to Cherokee to see Miss L Byrne in hospital. Miss Frances Mulholland resigns as Heath garage bookkeeper planning to move to Colorado. Many local youths attended the event.
Four year old iron grey Percheron stallion Young Martin II bred and owned by N A Lind Rolfe Iowa. Pedigree details include Sire Martin 17067 and Dam Mink 18833 with multiple ancestors. State certification confirms registration in the Percheron Stud Book of America and disease free status. Service terms: 15 to insure live cost, 12 50 to insure mare in foal, 5 for single leap.
Reports from Clare and nearby areas. May events include a church preacher at a community gathering, a baby born to Peter Soren son, local accidents, a Junior-Senior reception at Dr Townsend home with a four course banquet and toasts, and streets oiling with crushed rock to cut dust.
Mrs. F. H. Trubus of Springville New York says she has used Chamberlain's Tablets off and on for six years whenever her liver acted up. They have always acted quickly and given the desired relief. For sale by all dealers Adv.
Authorities believe a remarkable long sentence was imposed last night in this town on the foreman of a major daily newspaper. The editor-in-chief, arriving in haste, confronted the foreman amid routine operations as the late evening work began to unfold under the foreman’s supervision.
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