Local Society Notes and Town News Bundled
Mrs TP Jacobs returned home from Minnesota and Wisconsin visit. Paul Ekrapp rented the old home farm at Marble Rock and will move in spring. Public school dismissed tomorrow for fair day. Bancroft played Eagle Grove on the diamond. News of visitors, repairs, and local happenings includes Beulah Youngblood’s successful appendicitis operation, and rumors of a telephone office move. Local disputes over a deputy sheriff rumor are debated with editorial vigor.
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Ohidaon
Johann & Willems Garber
TP. Jacobs
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Paul Ekrapp
Marble Rock
Bancroft
Eagie Grove
B. B. Battie
Burt
Denson
Jaw
Duckmanton
Local Notices and Social Roster From Seneca Area
Seneca society notes list visits and arrivals from HB Thorson s last Thursday to Monday. Dick Campbell of Ringsted bought a stool one day last week. Ellen Nelson to Humboldt College. A Waite and H Krauss of Fenton business here last week. George and Minnie Hanson of Bode visited friends. Bobankongye of Algona sought Dr Baker s remedies. Wm Osborn visited from Blackhawk County. Victor Ekholm and family visited friends near Lake Okoboji. Ellfe Ekholm, a rural school graduate, now in Swen Otty high school. Rev J A Thosn of Albert Lea gave a lecture on Christian education. W O Curry of Ringsted building a new house here and plans to move this spring. J C Jenson and family from Odin spent weekend at P W Janson home. Wm Barrenfield of Nebraska visiting sister Mrs H Elmara. Mr and Mrs H Jentz and family. M Thompson and Jy Thornon at the Minnesota state fair. Misses Hattie and Minnie Jengen are dealers this year. Misses Miesca Ide Sorum and daughters travel to Sioux Falls for Lutheran Normal School. ad section notes poultry buyers Rogers & Smith seeking stock. local money loan ads. farm notices and various small social items.
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A. S
HB. Thorson
Fred Jensen
Bode
Dick" Campbell
Ringsted
Ellen Nelson
Humboldt
Humboldt College
A. Waite
H. Krauss
Fenton
George and
Minnia Hanson
Bote
HH. Bobankongye Pf Algony
Onovassiig
Minnesota
W. O. Curry
J. C. Jenson
Odin
P. W. Janson
Barrenfield
Nebraska
Slater
Mra
Elmara
Mra. H
Jentz
M. Thompson
Jy. Thornon
Hamline
Ide Sorum
Hattie
Minnie
Maybelle
Laila
Ings
Martha Jensen
Sioux Falla
Lutheran Normal School
Hattle
Minale Jengen
Beloved Des Moines Young Man Succumbs After Illness
A Des Moines man died after illness on Monday following an operation by a specialist from Des Moines. Surrounded by family from Burt Lone Rock and Des Moines the young man aged about birth was age reported. Six brothers served as pall bearers as Rev Stefler and Rev Matey conducted services in German and English. Floral tributes from brothers friends and classmates marked the burial. The obituary notes his last words urged kin to prepare to meet Jehovah and join him in the afterlife.
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Tech School
Dobe
Des Moines
Herman
Frith Dike
Albers
Fred
Will
Robert
Bes
Burt
Ovo
Lone Rock
August Dan
Jos Householder
Charils
Ibis
Stefler
Matey
Cub
Hand of God
Jezue
Titonka Gazette Social Notes Collect Local Visits
Mrs Gardner of Toniata visits daughter Mrs Westlake and Mrs L A Boletiis. Mrs H Hawley visits Setton. Belle Hinkey of Corwith plans a three week visit with relatives. W S Campbell family prep to move to Colorado for Will’s health. Gracy Reibsamen at county fair, visiting sister Mayme and Mrs H S Bobenhouse. Mrs M Logan and Dr Packard attend Eighth district Women’s Clubs convention at Forest City. Otto Falk spends weeks at home. works for Rock Island from Ratherville. Nelson returns from eastern trip via New Jersey New York Washington Philadelphia. Miss Elis Reibaamen moves to Catherville to teach third and fourth grades. highly popular teacher in Kossuth County.
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Mis
Belle Hinkey
Corwith
Loson
Nelson
Budlong
Edith
Danvar
Campbell
Colorado
Will
Gracy Réibsamen
Mayme
Bobenhouse
M. Logan
Packard
Women's Clubs
Forest City
Otto Falk
Hia Folka
Rouk Island
Ratherville
Berman
Hia
New Jersey
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Butts Returns From North Dakota and Local Harvest Outlook
G M Butts returned from North Dakota where he chose a band deal and reported crops good in the Dakotas. Corn in this section expected as a big crop. late fields nearly ready for frost. Miss McPherson is very low with little hope of recovery and death reported Monday evening from internal cancer. Funeral time not set. friends from Chionzo and Regasas plan to attend. Public schools opened Sept 3 with good attendance. staff named for primary, secondary, and music. optimism for a strong school year.
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G. M. Butts
North Dakota
Bnd
Dakotas
F. M. Butts
Tiga
Chionzo
Regasas
Ony Public
Prof. Weatcott
Misa Stevenson
Farguson
Johnson Grammar
Milas Ackerman
Local notes record scattered visits and illnesses
Names of residents and visitors appear across multiple towns with reports of sickness and travel. Paul Neister, Mrs Jas Mayne, A Ogren, Mra T H McGilligan, Stella Rich, W A Besainger, Mrs W H Junkermeier, E J Skinner, Ads Peters, J B Edinger, Ed Howe, Mr Logie, J Shfert, John Benson, H W Beckwith, Hattie Giffin, O H Dutton, Father Rhodes, Mrs A Oatley, and others are listed with brief movements. Community activity includes attendance at a Bancroft Swsa City game, church construction, school start, and local business building efforts.
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Jas
Mayne
Ae A. Ogren
Alga
Ads Peters
J. B. Edinger
Elmore
Ed. Howe
Bancroft
Mr. Logie
J. Shfert
John Benson
St. Paul
H.W. Beckwith
Hattie Giffin
O. H. Dutton
Algona
Buffalo Center
Father Rhodes
Armstrong
A. Oatley
Swes City
The
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Emmetsburg and Kossuth County Fair Reflections
Emmetsburg report urges farmers to engage with the county fair while noting stronger countywide interaction in Kossuth. A drowning tragic end is reported as John King, working with a threshing crew, drowned in Prairie Creek after cramps. A companion alerted threshing crew, and rescuers recovered the body after about 18 to 20 minutes with efforts to revive him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Kossuth
la Verne
John King
Prairie Creek
Apples and produce market at Algona Tea Co. store
Local notice invites buyers and sellers to exchange apples and produce at the Algona Tea Co. shop. It offers to purchase or press apples into order, requests cash on hand, and advertises 100 bushels of Whitney apples for pickling and canning stored in the Rutherford building near Wigwam. Also promotes an outline county map for 25 cents via Iowa Publishing Co. Stated rewards for lost items and a gray jacket left for pickup are noted with contact cues.
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Cancellon
Gale
Mos Whitneys
Rutherfnrd
Wigwam
Algona
Noraertoa
L. A
Stacy
Mangger
Aisobine
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Kennedy Bros
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Grant Town
Richardson
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Bro. Hinchon
Sherif
Courisr
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Canada
Billy McDonald
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County Politica
Seneca
Hagvad & Feek
Rogers_& Smith, successora fo.Armour and Co
Giles Pea
Alt Vey
Dee Ieane
Ree Miler
Titonhea
Mrs. Gardner
Toniata
Elais Reibaamen
Cathervillé
Reibaamen
Wesley
Paul Neister
Bandoht Batorday
Fine Haviland China
Algona Tea Co
Tel
Atyte
Towa Publishing Company
Davenport
Iowa
Taylor
J. W. Staley
Algona Ous
Union Township
OSIER
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Dolyin
J. H. Graham
Litchfield Mtg. Co
Waterloo
Ams Fair
Simpson
Ilwell
Elwell
JR. Laird
Dry Lumber
Giveng & Drial
Woodford, Wheeler Lumber
Rock Falls
Koaguth
Aunt Taylor
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