Nauman Passes Away After Illness at Britt
Nauman, ill for ten weeks after a car accident near Britt, died Tuesday night at 11:30 from spinal meningitis. Attendants had reported good chances earlier. doctors informed the family Tuesday that he would not live. Survives include brothers of Newton and Garnet. funeral services set for Friday at 2 p.m. at the M. E. church in Titonka with burial at Algona. Local I O O F lodge will handle arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nauman
Britt
Avery
Garnet
Tomor
Titonka
Algona
Royal Neighbors Event And Local Visits Highlight Week
The Royal Neighbors held a meeting at the hall Thursday evening with a supper at 5 30. Local residents visited relatives and attended college events while family groups traveled to Mason City and Cedar Falls for Carnival and Homecoming activities.
Open Season For Pheasants In Twenty-Four Iowa Counties
Twenty four northern Iowa counties will open pheasant hunting on October 30 and November 1 and 2. Three birds per day may be taken, three hunting days total. Also notes on births, local gossip, and market prices from fifty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Adelene Pendergast Weds Watertown Man in Titonka
Miss Adelene M. Pendergast daughter of Mr and Mrs G V Pendergast wed Henry Jacobson of Watertown South Dakota in Titonka. Rev L G Gartner officiated at the home in front of 26 relatives and guests. They planned a wedding dinner then departed for Watertown. Also noted A J Frank near Remer Minnesota tends 2000 bushels of potatoes on 240 acres and is called the Potato King of the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Adalens M. Pendergast
G.V. Pendergast
Henry Jacobson
Watertown
S. D
L. G. Gartner
M. BE
Miola
Pandergast
Sud
Mr. Jacobson
Mrs. Jacobson
Frank
A. J. Frank
Remier
Minnesota
Worsley Sale Totals Seven Thousand Dollars
A large crowd attended W A Worsley sale despite rain. The sale totaled 7000 dollars with the top Holstein cow selling for 157 dollars and the first 25 cows averaging 125 dollars. Calves and yearlings averaged 660 dollars each and the Holstein herd brought over 5000 dollars. Horses sold under 100 dollars on average. Machinery went cheap and no household goods were sold. Worsley advertised well and was satisfied with receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worsley
W. A. Worsley
Mr. Worsley
Death claims Mrs. Fred Benson of Britt
Mrs. Emma Altha Fox Benson died from stomach cancer at age 52 after eight months of illness. She was born in Boone County on November 28 1876 and married Fred Benson February 16 1898 at Wesley. Surviving are her husband three children and two siblings with funeral services led by Rev. G W Eggleston at home and the Methodist church. Burial followed in Evergreen Cemetery Britt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Benson
Benson
Boone County
Emma Altha Fox
Wesley
Wesley and
Britt
Doe Copas
Leaf River
Illinois
Howard Davis
Kanawha
Evelyn
Oy Hisenman
Abbey Caster
Florence Orthel
Titonka
Kinsle Fox
Milton Fox
Algona
Methodist Church
G. W. Eggleston
Evergreen Cemetery
Britt News
Portland Area Daily Notes on Farm Work Visitors and School Plans
Port land R A Bieich of Burt helped on the farm Monday W L Stott and family autoed to Fairmont Sunday for an outing Mrs and Ms Ranny Putz visited Dexter in Burt and Mrs Claud Sigsbee spent Thursday at Ray Bierstedt near Lone Rock Ladies of the Farm Bureau to meet at M B Larson home Wednesday Schools enjoyed a long weekend for Teachers Institute Wm Kennedy began carpenter work on a new house on B I McDermott tenant farm Nelson from Algona visited last week Delbert Rike planning for brother Will on a Titonka farm visited home Sunday Mr and Mrs Will Ringsdorf and Donald drove to Elmore MN to visit Chris Winkle John Dittmer of Algona is ill with cancer Corn husking starts as farmers brace for snow clad fields Fifteen women attended last weeks Farm Bureau meeting at Carl Whitney home with Basketry lesson Frank Ryerson was taken to…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Bieich
Burt
W. L. Stott
Fairmont
Ranny Putz
Dexter
Teachers’ Institute
Kennedy
Bil McDermott
Nelson
Algona
Delbert Rike
Will
Titonka
Will ‘Ringsdorf
Gon
Donald Aultold
Elmore
Chris Winkle
August Rosenthal
Truman
Minnesota
Rikes and Bollingers
Portland
John Dittmer
Carl Whitney
Frank Ryerson
Local hospital report and farm bureau notes
The Algona hospital treated a patient for appendicitis last Thursday and wishes for a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore welcomed a 10 pound baby boy Friday morning. Augusta Bobo and Mrs. Garrie Taylor cared for mother and child. General Farm Bureau met at Alfred Godfreyson’s home with a playlet “Hunting a Tus band” and officers were elected: Ray McWhorter president, Mrs. Godfred vice president, Franny Smith secretary. Wm. Helmer from Hamilton Mont. visited, staying with daughter Mrs. George Bonacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona Hospital
Clarence Moore
Garrie Taylor
West of Burt
Augusta Bobo
Moore
General Farm Bureau
Alfred Godfreyson
Men Visit St Paul to Buy Cattle for Winter Feed
John Pink Raymond Krantz Fred Boyken and Jay Budlong traveled to St Paul Minneota on Monday to purchase cattle for winter feeding duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
John Pink
Raymond Krantz
Fred Boyken
Jay Budlong
Minneota
Calhoun County Man Seeks Congress With McCauley
Representative Marion R. McCauley of Lake City is a candidate to succeed L J Dickinson as congressman. McCauley, a legislator and lawyer, is joined by ex Speaker Joe Anderson and others as probable or announced contenders from Webster and Hamilton counties. Fred Larrabee from Webster says he will run, creating two confirmed candidates for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion R. McCauley
Lake City
Congress
L. J. Dickinson
United States
McCauley
American Legion
Gilchrist
Pocahontas
Anderson
Webster County
Irving Knudson
Frank ‘Lund
Hamilton
Joe Anderson
Winnebago
Fred Larrabee
Local News Briefs from Mason City Area
Dr and Mrs R G Ball and family shopped in Mason City Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bud Tiesnan and baby of Ventura visited Mrs Elizabeth Kennedy and others Saturday evening. The Tiesnsns plan to move to a farm near Ventura and live with Mrs Tienans family until spring. During winter Mr Tienan will work as shipping clerk for a Mason City bakery and commutes daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo, Hansen
R. G. Ball
Mason City
Blind dance guest scarred by spiked cola tragedy
Clara Stipsky 22 left Morrill with Jon Bauer and two others for a Le Mars dance. She drank wood alcohol used to spike Coca Cola and is now blind. attending physicians say it may be a miracle if she ever sees again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Stipsky
Morril
Jon Bauer
le Mars
Dickinson Hers Saturday Congressman L. J. Dickinson Visits Alcona
Congressman L. J. Dickinson of Al gona visited Saturday to attend to business and greet old friends. He plans an earnest senatorial campaign for the Republican nomination and will spend limited time in Washington during the regular session. He intends heavy campaigning in southern Iowa to oppose the Wammill organization and expects an easy win in the June primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
L. J. Dickinson
Algona
Washington
Congress
Wammill
Vales
Skating rink to open Wednesdays and Saturdays with orchestra
Notices announce the skating rink will operate on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 7 36 to 11 00 p m with a special dance featuring Stanley's Eleven piece Orchestra. The Thompson Courier reports a new dress and mats of home style, noting both papers prosper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akating Rink
Stanley
Thompson’ Courier
Courier
Des Moines
Republican
Big Three Fishing at Silver Lake
Paul Reynolds and the Big Three fished Monday at Silver Lake with im Larsen Wim and Doege in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larsen, Wim, Doege AD
Paul Reynolds
Big
Silver Lake
May Buy Summer Home at Cut Foot Sioux
Wesley financiers Funnemark and L W Hauptman toured northern Minnesota seeking a summer resort investment near Cut Foot Sioux and Williams Mink Farm at Deer River. They visited mink and beaver farms, muskrat operations, and considered building a dining hall and cottages at Little Outaot while exploring fur futures and government land leasing. The trip included reviews of Anguadona Lodge, frost on pumpkins, and a late return via Crosby, Millac Lake, and Mason City with local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funnemark
L. W. Hauptman
Wesley
Minnesota
Deer River
Winniebigoshish Dam
Cut Foot Sioux
Mink Farm
Williams Mink Farm
A. M. Petersen
Smalldridge
Buffalo Center
Ben Hopkins
Williams
Williams* Narrows
Narrows
William
Beaver Ranch
Chicago
Incorporation
Prnnemark
Hauptmann
Little Out Aot
Perry
International Falls
Blackduck
San Minnesota
Wesley Financiers
Hauptman
Minneapolis
United States Department of Agriculture
North Woods
Anguadona Lodge
Leach Lake
Crosby
Ole
Kossuth
Lutheran Church Announces Sunday School and Service Times
Starting next Sunday Sunday School will run at 10 00 a m each week and the service will begin at 11 00 a m English service is at 11 00 a m Come worship with us Children without a small Catechism should ask their teacher for a copy and study the five chief parts Confirmation class meets Saturdays at 1 p m Bring your Catechisms Congregational singing is part of the service The Reformation church was known as the singing church Hymnals are encouraged to be brought to participate in worship
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pp. T. A
Par- Teacher Association
Ienate
Hotel Ft. Des Moines
Annanson
Des
Tidman
Retts
Grace French
Tom Young
Wesley Notes
St. Frees Church
Tuesay
Mrs. Felt
Daisy
Anc
Johnny Hauptman
Mra3len Reimer
Pantic Bool
Rees City
Tte Ormsby
Ormsby
Osage
Mr. Ormsby
Ann King
Klaus
Conrad
Minter
State Meters College
Cedar Falls
Chia
Pavik
Poxer
Farmers’ Elevator
Ie Fayik
George Spangler
Esata
Geotine
Julius Kunz
Esther Burke
Rochester
Mayo Hospital
Francis Grover
Rice
Wisconsin
Overs Brother
Nisher
Kien
Tulth
Ti Brady
Arts
Hlizabeth Wallace
Wallace
Suiter
Manning
Mes
Ray Welp
Grandpa Welp
Clarksville Star
Alfred Burrell
Estherville
Edith Budlong
First National Bank
Burrell
Rock Island
Titonia
Sioux Falls
B.A. Pannkuk
Adelene Pendergast
Montans
Wm. Helmer
Hamilton, Mont
George Bonacker
Calhoun County
Larrabees
Farmers Elevator News
Boarder
Mr. Jones
Elsie
Sweetla
Slack, My
Binnesota
Fly Ponds
Millac Lake
St. Peter
Toma
Woden
Willis Helm
John Smith
John Paulsen
Joe Bilyeau
M. H. Ladies Aid
W. W. Dirksen
Garner
Harald Ludeking
John Bode
Wheaton
Minn
Henry Albers
Ted
John Snipp
Son
Forest City
John Patton
Henry Kruse
Harm Eden
Dan Meyer
B. P. Hansen
John Rudisill
Heiko Stohr
Ralph Smith
Arthur
George
Rob Quinn
Charles Cole
Sunny
M. J. Mertz
J. H. Bode
Gertrude
Jon Kramer
Deoulse
Ben Isebrand
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Henry Bode
Beverly Jean
Wm. Orthal Jr
Thompson
Vincent Doughan
C. A. Lawler
Gert Tude
A. Christensen
Clifford
Chas
Murr
Elmer Barttleson
Clarence Hill
John van Gaven
Lena
Ma ‘Son City
Henry Baack
Fred Saathoff
Manson
Johnnie von Laven
Anna
Viola von Laven
John von Laven
Alma Brandt
Hotchkiss
M. H
James
Mitzpatrick
Wm. ‘Orthel Sr
John Colter
Anna Smith
Mercy Hospital
Miss Smith
Walter Dirkgen
Clifford Hisenman
Charlotte Valley
Lutheran Church
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!