Stone Pulling Service Advertised in Titonka Area
An advertisement offers stone pulling services to residents in and around Titonka. The seller invites written inquiries or phone calls to arrange work and specifies Titonka as the contact point.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1911
Page
2
An advertisement offers stone pulling services to residents in and around Titonka. The seller invites written inquiries or phone calls to arrange work and specifies Titonka as the contact point.
For sale Ford automobile one block from Eround in Titonka good place to build. Chas B Reynolds. Yo Ladema Barlow you are notified that on December 7 1908 in Kossuth County Iowa Lots 8 9 Block 6 original plat of Vitonka were sold for taxes due and delinquent. Certificate of sale issued to Lee O Wolfe holder of purchase and redemption expires in 90 days. Deed to be issued unless redemption made.
Daily glimpses of area life include visits by Mrs. Edward Kahl of Buffalo Center and Miss Bertha Biman to relatives. Roy Liesveld’s trip from Mason City. Miss Tena Heetland’s Buffalo Center visit. and the Zoller family moving to the Warburton house. Also reports Rev. Kent’s district conference trip and John T. Campbell buying Monsel building for dry goods.
Mr and Mrs West Warburton returned from Swea City after visiting at the Sam Warburton home. Miss Hulda Brattlund visited the Center and Wm Becker home. Tillie Meyer, recently at O K restaurant, returned home south of town. Louis Thaves and Walter Rosenan visited from Armstrong. Mrs Earl Cughman returned to Estherville after visiting Herman Wertie’s family. Blanche and Florence Elvidge and Clair Wheeler from Led Yard visited H M Stoddard. Vunice and Ruth Stoddard hosted friends Sunday evening. Mr Stubblefield of Sioux City visited W B Leslie’s home. Stubblefeld is Leslie’s half brother. Herma Brubns left for Sioux Falls and then Cherokee for short visits. Prof B L Troup and several Misses left for Des Moines for the teachers convention with Schmitt to Cedar Rapids afterward.
Coe college attendant promotes a public auction to be held Tuesday November 21 1914 starting at 10 am at a location north of Wesley and east of Titonka. Items include 46 head of cattle 46, horses and mules 4, farm machinery, household goods and a herd of dairy cattle with many named implements and stock. Terms require cash under 10 and credit for larger sums with notes and settlement restrictions.
A scheduled football game between Emmetsburg and Algona at the fair grounds Saturday was abandoned due to unfavorable weather conditions.
The Helfer school and Misa Hare Budlong teacher will begin next Monday. Santo visited Terri for two weeks and his brother. Will Hawkins opened Bantorm in Callahan bullets and will clean and press clothes, ready to do anything to win public patronage.
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