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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1914
Page
2
Dec 17 sale dates listed for W S Hersch Berger near Havelock and Dec 10 for Harry Mann near Havelock. Auctioneers Burington and Lindeman advertise free in this column for territory sales and request consideration for bale advertising and bills.
Rare bargains in improved farms offered in Otter Tail County Minnesota. Write FRED HODGSON Fergus Falls Minnesota for details on a farm you can buy now.
Lelia G. Engrith of Linson Nebr spoke in Rolfe this week on Playing the Game. Her frank, motherly approach drew a fine audience despite a storm. She addressed men and boys with direct language, urging honest discussion of national issues. the talk impressed many and she stayed for another address.
In Fonda authorities moved against bootlegging after a man named Alfred Clinton was arrested following a week of suspicion. A pint bottle of liquor found at his room in the Washington hotel served as key evidence. Clinton entered a not guilty plea but was bound over to the grand jury with a $500 bond, which he could not furnish, and he was sent to Pocahontas to await the grand jury’s action.
Hopeless lung trouble cured by Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey. It strengthens lungs, quiets coughing and provides immediate relief. W S Wilkins of Gates NC reports a complete cure in a case deemed hopeless. If your throat is dry let it trickle down for relief. 25c at your druggist.
Pocahontas county supervisors plan to sue the Iowa State Executive Council to recover 20008 dollars from Rat and Swan Lake bed proceeds. The state will assist in presenting the case as the lake bed ownership dispute wends through courts amid federal and state rulings. Senator Cummins seeks federal title. funds held pending determination.
Yeomen to adopt a class of about forty on Wednesday evening October 14 at the K P hall Rolfe with W S Jordan Ames district manager directing and a Gilmore City degree team providing floor work. Banquet served by Presbyterian ladies.
Chas Schissel is visiting in Fort Atkinson this week. Gilmore City girls beat Plover 7 to 5 in a basketball game last Saturday. Florence Stoffer, 16, died after a brief appendicitis illness. Funeral held at Presbyterian church. Loren Bothwell and Pearl Baugh wed in Fort Dodge. They will live in Gilmore City where he works as an electrician. Mrs. Will McCabe visited from Clare. John Bush visited W. P. Bush. Miss Helen Maher visited Fred Maher in Madrid. Luther and Kitty Calligan were married in Des Moines. Fred Knolke rented Walter Moffett farm. A new cement plant kiln arrived. cement may be market-ready in 1915.
Ed Kellogg travels to Red Oak Iowa and other state sites to attend several coursing meets with two top racing hounds. Supporters note his dogs will likely perform well at the events.
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