Local notes from Algona area residents and visitors
A collage of short notices lists names such as Joe Ford family, Mr and Mrs Jolie, and Mrs C Oldeaman visiting kin in Oxford and Bancroft. It mentions farm sales, real estate ads, weddings at Chiawaek German township, and local travel to Buffalo Center. Also notes about editors, school choir, and various relatives visiting within the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rity
Seylag
Ming Bute
Ryote Joe Ford
Kparente
Bancrott
Ose
Sean - Mee
Foren
Algona
Uhia
Chas
Balt
Kruger
Dick Buss
Bufsfate
Crea
Portage Creamer Gempany
C.oldeaman
Oxford
D. Simmons Las
Hook
Doege
Tay Chiawaek
Woden
Party-tiye
Good
Twoarold Aloeys
Stalilong
Odell
Bancroft
Trey
Sherman
Belgg Ainoy Ausle
Gen- Haucen
Hamyploi
Clement
German Township
Cedar Mole
Saat Chas
Uy Ab
Buffalo Center
Washington
C. A. Tlansén
Widerstand
Plum
John Huber
Wesley
Town
Haya
Oley Michaslson
Mlases
Ripwertrop
Ger
Ian
Buffalo
Callfer
Driday
Viaft
Deen
Ands
Mikehell
Local notes from Titonka area report visits and events
Community items recount visits by Mrs. Lan Rike and family to Monroe Wisconsin, Milo Blywell and relatives returning from Cedar Hump, and Allen pairs near Titonka. Reports discuss Buffalo Center travel, Bankroft visitors, postal notice on glass particles, cyclone warnings, and a Barn Basket event at Arthur Ward schoolhouse with baskets and packing lists.
Local notes mix personal profiles and a wedding
A fragmented page recounts local figures Glen Helbsamen and Fredo Stevens with bank ties. It reports a prominent wedding at the Rippentrop home for Anna Rippentrop and Will Akens of Germania, with Rev G Haken officiating, and notes the couple will settle on the Rippentrop farm while a charity lecture proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Helbsamen
Hms
Lesve
Fredo Stevens
Aed
The
First
National Bank
Ithe Oni
Aé Strad
Glen
Tirclesa
Cadd
South -Dakota
Ople
Hincho
John
Barkley
V. R. Barkley Sieverene ‘Drayaga
Chase & School
Sarchett
Jon Rippentrop
Anna
Will Akens
Germania
G. Haken
German Reformed Church
German Township
Keadera
Sffalr
Bass
Ripysatrop
Cheng
Hopking Farm
Buffalo Township School House Auction Notice 1909
Notice is given that sealed bids will be received for the school house in District No 6 Buffalo township Kossuth county. Bids must be in the hands of the President or Secretary by noon April 5 1909. Building cannot be moved before spring term ends. Storm windows furniture and bell not included. The School Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houta
Achoo
Bultolo
Kossuth” County
Buffalo Township
Aly
Notice to Writers for Kozeth County Bids in 1909
The Kozeth County Board of Supervisors Iowa will accept bids for county work until 2 pm Friday April 9 1909 at the County Auditor's office. Bids must cover each supervisory district separately and include a $50 cash deposit or certified check. Successful bidder must enter contract and bond. right to reject any bids reserved. Dated Algona Iowa March 20 1909. Anderson Auditor Koswuth County Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nilica
Board of Supervisor's
Kozeth County
Iowa
Apadttor
Algona
Lowa
Pee Marais
Anderson
Koswuth
Gonnty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irst National Bank, Henetee Niecentn
Correa
Mont al Germania
Otha Witter Diucussons
Aéyera Veret
Dorenbyagh
Gayman
Thig
Thfa Vivinity
Hussippss
Taah
Cote
Peoples
Cpla
Garner
Aigada
Lan
Rike
Monroge Wis
tyiMonroe
Titonke
Brad
Buttald
Elwell
Ture Biwn
Postal Lawe Ag
Leé C. Wolfe
Dobn Mariela
Arthur Ward
Wealey Township
Priday
Elele Ringsdorff
Tadsher
s boos _ Hon
Jan
Battley
Moulton
Towa
Kleist
Tronkea
Johnson
Bangrott
Welker
Tony
Blue Barth
Minn
Tenny
An Daa
Bcomedakies
Relbsanen
Garon
Ad Nalson
Loson
Herioap Nelson
Jay Bua Poy Lal
Misaket
Bal
Cogaiyll
Haas
Ahd
Ball
Pajshe
Hie Wolss
Ethel Davison
Pitst National Bask
Indies
Tend Airs
G.ca. Brenner
Mrovard
J. Budlong
Mre
Day Budlong
Mya
Chas. Ball
Mes
Geo
W. Cogewell
Jo B. Diglich
Miss. Curran
Miss Bros. Dayligon
Ofdai' of
Bohoc! Board
Reibeemen
Milo Grubb
Pladly
F.R. Amesbury
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