For Sale and Local News From Wesley Iowa
For Sale forty Poland China boars and Chester White males plus Shorthorn and Scotch stock at the Wesley farm half a mile north. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs Bollinger last Sunday. Paml Riethe attended the Ames Nebraska football game where Nebraska won 18 to 9 and the crowd approached 10,000. Algona beat Mason City 25 to 0 while others traveled to Britt and Mason City. Various local visits and social events include theater at Kunz Opera House and a birthday party for Lillian Blaine. Several residents traveled, auctions and property moves were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Wesley
Powelson Bros
W. Y. Staul
McDonald and
Godden
Stay Jacobs and Son
Forest City
Richard Lloyd
Florence Brady
Mason City
Arvid Hultgren
Thos
Blaine
Thomas Stevens
Sioux City
Dad Robinson
Katie Schiltz
Thos, Gray
Anna Johnson
Algona
O. HW. Anderson
I. Gerdes
Kunz Opera House
J. Titus
Angust Bleich
Patricia Fay
Sylvester Staunger
Germany
Carmody
Mars
A. Cosgrove
Titonka
Wesley Friends
Do‘nation
M. 72
Bart Ranck
Lilian
Hultgren
Marig ‘Anderson
Belle Haverly
Julius Kunz
Carl Anderson
Urugesday
Call Opera House
Jacob Johnson
Thomas Blaine
Grannis
Hisenbacher
Ed Kunz
Emil Wester
New York
Ragmund Wester
Mr. King
J. Braley
O. JH. Anderson
Weak
Mr. Anderson
Hallowe en program nets strong Burt school turnout
Rev Aten reports his brother improving after a trip east. Burt students staged The World and a Woman as a moral drama. A Halloween program at Burt Public School drew good crowds and about 70 dollars from pageant receipts, gingerbread, and a fortune booth to aid library and physics equipment. Proceeds plus a basket social boost school funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart News
Aten
W.P. Teamuer
Burt Public School
Fortune
Elder
Marjory Steeis
Miss Ogg
Witoh
Miss Whitney
W. BH. Stahl
Herman Sphrocdor
Skunk
Gleese Taht
Bagagen
Sexton and Germania News Items Highlight Local Visits
Local notices detail visits by Algona and Titonka residents to Sexton and Wesley along with church and club events. Social gatherings include the Sexton Ladies Aid meeting, a Hallowe'en party, and upcoming basket social. Community updates cover health, employment, and travels to Mason City and Buffalo Center.
Local Notes from Buffalo Center and Surroundings
Roy Leisvelt of Germania visited Buffalo Center with his brother Tom Bosma from Titonka. Anton Detrien of Dickinson is moving to Abbas property. Mr Detrien was run over and hosted by his brother in law Henry Heitland. Thanksgiving proclaimed for Nov 27 by President Wilson. Mrs Winen of Buffalo Center operated on for jaw tumor. Lindsey resigns as Rock Island foreman. Townnews also mentions Halloween pranks and stray articles search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania News
H. A. Tottenham
Fred Swartz
Presbyterian Church
Kassock
Corn ‘Husking
Presbyterian Aid
Aug. Steinberg
Clyde Johnston
Estherville
H. G. Johnston
Roy C. Lefsveld
J.F. Bugey
Rena Wunan
Mason City
W. W. Gutknecht
Garret Stelser
H. 8. Bradfield
Swea City
Jincoln Maws
Roy Leisvelt
Germania
Buffalo Center
Bosma
Titonka
Tom
B. D. Sterling
Minnesota
Rev. L. Wuntermuelder
Tilincia
Anton Detrien
Dickinson
Henry Heitland
Detrien
Abbas
Hallowe'en
Wilson
John Winen
Carl Isebrand
T+ konka
Buffalo Contey
Buffalo Center notes a busy week of events and visits
Officials of Rock Island have not yet arrived in Buffalo Center but are expected soon to inspect tie depots. The community reports many family visits, surgeries at Dolmage hospital for Katie Dohlman and Walter Valinke, a new cash register installation by W F Woodcock, and numerous local socials and farm activities. Missing are full lists of attendees and a few travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Buffalo Center
Tie Depot
Misa
Katie Dohlman
Henry Dohlman
Dolmage Hospital
J.C. McGuire
Loretta
Minnéapolis
Will Martens
Ackley
W. F. Woodcock
Harm Jutting
Ben Bruhns
Lammert -Hippen
Wessel
Henry Folkerts
Ledyard
Otto Koppen
A. W. Jutting
H. Abbas
Theo Albers
Pererevody
Okkoe Hippen
Mrs
Portland Cemetery Archway and Local Visits Report
Community notes document visits among local families in Portland and Algona areas, with names such as the Graham, Stow, Putz, Bleich, and Teich households mentioned. A few residents face health issues, new work or travel plans, and a postman on leave due to illness. The piece also notes a Boise-like cottage trades and a pest remedy advert at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schweitert Bros
Graham
J. H. Graham
Burt
L. R. Daniela
Frank Gilmore
Algona
Herr
Messrs
Will
Edd Clary
Walter Smith
D. E. Fitch
Hernan Putz
Fred Stow
Fuller & Johnson
Harder
Scott
Minnesota
Carl Peterson
Portland
Dist
Miss Brown
Wrott Stott
Herman Putz
Stow
A. A. Graham
Willis Kreger
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Titanica
Geo. L. Bartholomew
LEED
Wolfe
Justice of the Peace
P. O
Iowa
Bancrof
R. M. Wallace
Witonka
DE. H. G. Johnston Central
Harrington & Dickinson
First National Bank
F. Anderson
Wenry Mayer
Insurance Peoples Bank
M, KY
Haggard Real Estate Loans
Hy, V. Swetling
Nelson Bros
Towa
Homer Lawson
Minneapolis
Carrie
Florence Johnson
Britt
Mesdames Cosgrove
Thesday
Suxton
Juno. Johnson
Ole Johnson
W. Blake
Riceville
Edith Sundstrom
Algoma
Haseen
Buffalo
Sexton
Katie Ferrigan
Mra
B.A. Hansen
Andrew
Mary Hansen
Aryone
Sexton Ladies’Aid Society
Gae. Johnson
A. A. Howe
Tle
Kenneth
A. M. ‘Petersen
Westley
Literary Club
Ruth
Robert Pink, Jr
Nels Jonson
A. M. Petersen
Hagle Grove
B. F. Kliest
Any. Hansen
Woonsocket
Dak. H. Wilson
John Lohrbach
Tab
John Lamping
Hetko Jurgens
F. Bruhns
Henry Bruhns
Maggie
Lena Jutting
Walter Valinke
Jas, Lewick
Peters
Neva White
Thomas
Maggie -McDowells
Jake Isenberger
Sophus Peterson
G. J. Rike
Jas. Lewick
Hattie Hart Way
Veron McWhorters
Robert
Harvey
Jas, Sewick
D. W. Mitch
N. W
Phelps
Telaniyas
Chas
Patrick
Kanena
John Dittmer
Bunday
Lurgen Chas
Hether Smith
Simmons Dome
Kossuth County
Bancroft
G. Bolster
H. C. Adams & CO
Algona, Iowa
Gotleib Bleich
M. A. Teich
Titcnic
G. Bleich
Aoe
J. A. Whitehill
Will Smith
Fred Jennings
Eifer
North End
Titania
F. L. Colgan
Funk Hardware Company
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