Lakota Social News From Front Page Mentions
Mrs C C Frenark lay sick recently. The Powers family and Louise Thaves visited Bancroft and Blue Earth. Dr H H Murray and Mary Abdo visited Forest City and Mankato over the weekend. The Wortman family hosted Wade Balls and Lavern Liesveld. Buffalo Center visitors included Mrs T Wortman, Miss Gertrude Wortman, Mrs Russe Winter joined by Andrew Boekelman family at dinner with Mrs Russel Winter. Local society, farm bureau, Star meeting in Swan City, and numerous village visits are noted along with Mason City, Willmar, Rochester and Ames trips. Several families hosted guests from Algona, Bancroft, and Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Frenark
8. P. Powers
Bancroft
Louise Thaves
H. H. Murray
Forest City
Mary Abdo
Mankato
C. R. Lewis
Emma
Blue Earth
Thel. E
T. &. Wortman
Gertrude Wortman
Buffalo Center
Russe Winter
Andrew Boekerman
John Rippentrop
Near Woden
Andrew Boekelman
Russell Winter
Missey Emma
Mary Rosenan
Ahrend Hans
Walter Hang
Albert Hans
Willmar
Minn
Michael Winter
Mason City
Lena Gutknecht
Peter Dryer
Earnest Wortman
Morris
Harl Goodnow
G. Edwards
Minnesota
H. D. Mussman Sr
Harry Mussman
Devere Kiester
Wesley News local social notes and events
Wesley residents share weekend visits and gatherings as Mr. and Mrs. Rowley visit Mason City. Mrs. Leo Bleich hosts Bluebird girls. Miss Evelyn Haynes returns from Town Falls. Miss Pauline Hildman visits Carroll with her mother. Miss Elizabeth Wagener visits Rev. A J Wagener. Forburger couple return from St. Louis Worlds Series trip. Bridge club meets. J T Meurer joins. Kunz family travels to Minneapolis. Finnemark family to Jackson Minnesota. Charles Kraus Jr injures wrist playing ball. Legion Auxiliary attends Titonia meeting. next in January. Bleich improves after sprain infection. resumes garage duties. Ormsbys attend funeral in Dougherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. R. Rowley
Mason City
Leo Bleich
Bluebird
Evelyn Haynes
Town Falls
Pauline Hildman
Carroll
Katherine Hildman
Hiizagbeth Wagener
Dubuque
A. J.wagener
Tom Forburger
St. Louis
H. J. Braley
Bridge Club
J. T. Meurer
Henry Kunz
Minneapolis
Ivy Marie
Clare
Olaf Finnemark
Familly
Jackson
Minn
Charles Kraus Jr
Legion Auxiliary
Titonia
Wesley
Community notes from Kanawha area events and visits
A roundup of local social activity including visits to Dorothy Ormasy’s kin after the fatal auto crash, St. Benedict's 3 2 win over Wesley at Hall game, and multiple family gatherings. Guests at Gilbart Benschoter's Kanawha home and travels to Iowa City and Chicago for hospital and Century of Progress events are noted, with relatives visiting in Fort Madison and Pt Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ormasy
Eavelz
John Arndorfer
St. Benedict
Wesley
Lester Lease
Lyons Sterling and
Loven
Mra
Joe Mounrer
Cheryll Ann Vand Fimntle
Mother Beek
Gilbart Benschoter
Kanawha
Lorraine Atndarfer
Joe Goeta
Iowa City
Arion Goeta
Children’s Hospital
Ray Vogel
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Eilzabeth Matern
Twenty five items from Titonka and Algona area news 35 years ago
A condensed dispatch notes Miss Mamie McDermontt visiting Hagle Grove, local wheat flour exchange at the elevator, and Prof J J Cosgrove teaching Titonka school. Kobus Tjaden travels to Minnesota for land buying, Miss Mayme Collins runs a Main Street millinery, and a new pump foundation at the depot nears completion. Geo Parker will teach Phelps school, a man was fined 7.50 for skipping board in Algona, Dr Treat planted a 19 foot tree, Frank Heal leads Totonka Pharmacy while Specht is in Chicago, and Frank Woodcock visited from Buffalo Center. Germania visitors include Miss Allie Isebrand and others. A town fire prevention plan calls for three furrows plowed around town. Titonka school report for Oct 7 lists 34 enrolled with no absences or tardies. A March fire west of town burned hay stacks. Local businesses listed include banks, livery, blacksmith, lumber, grain, hotel, hardware and real estate firms, plus officials on the Republican slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie McDermontt
Hagle Grove
J. J.cosgrove
Titonka
Kobus Tjaden
Minnegota
Mayme Collins
Main Street
Geo. Parker
Algona
Phelps
Dr. Treat
Frank Heal
Wesley
Totonka
Mr. Specht
Chicago
Frank Woodcock
Buffalo Center
Butcher Breen
Allie Isebrand
Miles Annie Dreisman
Ben
John Isebrand
Eifle Shanon
Superior
Genacker Bros
Karl Lewis
Tillie Falk
Goldie Lacore
Leo Brean
Mr. Petersen
Lo Wm
Thackery
Edward Kunz
W. BF
Gallies
Peoples Bank
Hawkins
Local Aged News and Personal Tidbits from Algona
Thirty years ago Mrs John Krutl and children visit relatives in Mlindg Edward Rike and Henry Schrader left Thursday for the St Lang pair Clarence Sechler and others moving to Pasadena California Jarmanin petitions for a new rural route Lewis Larsen and Vera Stott at the St fails Mary for two weeks Mek Meyer of Wodenix at Ter man Mina reviews his and he OWls vent there Row Lamoreux and Mestey plan two week trip to gh Youle Main Miss Alice Cosgrove and Mr Guy Mrs sek Kirby to attend the World's fair in St Louis E G Wattle recovers from typhoid fever Miss Mann Algona nurses in charge Cornelius Breen and Dorothy Moore marry Oct 4 1004 in Omaha Neb Con is a brother of J D Brean at this city Albert Schiltz visits county seat to purchase a marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Krutl
Mlindg
Edward Rike
Thonry Schrader
St. Lang
Clarence Sechler
Pasadena
California
Jarmanin
Vesta
Lewis Larsen
Vera Stott
St. Fails Mary
Mek Meyer
Wodenix
Terman
Mina
Lamoreusx
Mestey
Gen
Lily Waok
Laws
Youle Main
Alice Cosgrove
Guy
Sek Kirby
St. Louis
Wattle
Miss Mann
Local Notes From Portland Area and Surroundings
W N Townsend credited as a no good samaritan on the way, and A Sehradar who farms the Walkenhalmer farm moved last Thursday to Rake to take a purchaser with four hardware stores. Peter Peterson of Granville ND reports threshing at $176 this year, wheat $1 per bushel, flax over 10 cents. Joe Boeke of Melvin visited Totonka friends while clerking for Edward Kunz during a main street mishap. Mr and Mrs J H Graver Portland celebrated forty years on their farm with a surprise gathering. B W Palmer J P to relinquish the office of Justice of the Peace January 1 after forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kunz
Mr. Kunz
Portland
B. W. Palmer
J. P
Justine
Peace
Ramsey
Buffalo
German
Wesley
Golden wedding anniversary and local notes from 1914
Twenty years ago on October 4, 1914, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. rover celebrated their golden wedding with about a hundred guests. They wed in Lodi Wisconsin on October 4, 1864. The day also carried local items: Martha married Wm Boyken at her mother's home, J.J. Cosgrove injured cranking a motor truck, fines for road duties, farm sales, and travel notes. The Buffalo school board discussed a township high school, and potato harvests near town employed twenty men at the J. J. Budlong patch with prices around zero cents per bushel. Dr. Charlesworth joined the Topics matrimonial bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A.rover
Lodi
Wis
Chas Fritz
Martha
Wm, .Boyken
Rev
P. Mueller
J. J. Cosgrove
J. EB. Keil
Jake Riggles
John Gerdes
Bingham Township
Hancock County
Wm. Grenoble
H. P. Christensen
Herman Tijarks
J. W. Swanson
LaSalle County
Ill
Buffalo School Board
J. J. Budlong
Charlesworth
Topic
Tople
Ball
Republican Rally at Lakota Reported Evening Event
An Oct event at Lakota featured Hon A Knutson of Clear Lake, a former gubernatorial primary candidate, and Co R Schoby, candidate for representative, addressing attendees about campaign issues and party goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakota
A. Knutson
Clear Lake
Co. R. Schoby
Representa
Notable political speaks in northwest Iowa locales
Reports from Algona, Swea City, Ledyard and Burt outline a slate of speakers headed by prominent figures including attorney general Nathan? and Gen W Patterson. Prominent speakers from Storm Lake and Burt are listed for November events with town meetings planned in early November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County
Algona
Supreme Court
Instlea
Waville
Jamog Fey
Swea City
Ole Naget
Stad
Sioux City
Gandante Toy Me Torney General
Geo
W Torson
Burt Will
Ledyard
Willis ‘Wilson
Storm Lake
Gen W. Patterson
Dollivar
Oston
will + Pay
Bootlegging Arrests Lead to Hall Raid in Dundee
BR G Reka state investigator and Pred K Pisher of the enforcement bureau arrested Ray and Ed Moyer of Lakota last Saturday evening. They were brought before P A Dawson Monday morning on charges of bootlegging and maintaining a Signor Tussange. Held to next Grand Jury under $1,000 bail each. not furnished. The Hotel Dahlhauser was their location when this was written.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. G. Reka
State Investigatus
Pred K. Pisher
Toclergy Enforcement Bureau
Ray
Ed Moyer
Lakota
Thair Hall
Dundee P. A
Dahlhauser
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Lakota News
Dorothy Schroader
J. 1
Akenahone
St. Paul
Jennie Coupanger
Robert Hamilton
Ames
Max O'Keete
Grinnell
Jane Carlson
William Ley
Harvey Johnson
D. J. Logan
W. J. Fuller
Wm. Maurer
Billy
Henry Seibel
Bobby
Spencer
Frank Beck
iAberdeen
Horace
Beemer
J.C. Penny
Iowa
L. A. Matern
Riddle General
Burt
W. A. Schram
Titonka, Ta
Lee D. Wolfe
W. J. Stewart
Bart, IA
W. F. Hamstreet
Pierre Sartor, M. D
H. I. Torgersen
Hamsteed Bldg
Roy C. Ball
Gus Frederickson
Bank of Woden
Woden, Lowa
J. E. Keil
Towa
Federal Land Bank
Omaha
Algona National Farm Loan Association
Lee O. Wolfe
Titouka
Algona Rendering Works
W. L. Tindall
D. O
Woden
Wesley News
J. L. Bonar
Town State Bank
Alona, Town
L. A. Winkel Attorney-at-Law
Quinby
Algona, Ta
A. D. Shumway Baw
Kelly Shumway & Kelly Attorneys-at-Law
Quinby & Krause
Algona, Sy
Towi
Maurice C. McMahon
Attoney-at-Law County Savings Building
Algona, Town
E. C. McMahon
Qutaby Bld
Algona, Ba
P. C. Dawson
Pges Quarton & Miller Kossuth Co
State Bank Bldg
Algom
J. W. Sullivan
R. McMahon L. BH
Linvap Sullivan
M'Mahon & Linnan
Offica
Bank Algona
For
Titanica
George Bonacker
Poland
Harry Ricktets
Clarence Watson
J. A. Husinga
Hiram Boeckholt
Thanksa
Dell Retbsamen
Matt H. Gerdes
Waden
Topla
Beres
W. J. Denton
Newbrough Pharmacy
Mid-Continent
Binders Woden
2Nd St. S. W
Crosley Dealer
Paul Clement
Frigidaire
General Motors
Bjustrom
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