Town Improvement Association elects officers and social notices
The Social Realm notes the Town Improvement Association selecting President Mrs Mitchell and officers for the year. Committees include Mrs Hobein, Mrs Rhodes, and Mrs Kirby. public health and ways and means groups named with several members. Entertainment by the Degree of Honor at M W A ball was a success. Pink Shirt Waist club hosted Blue Shirt Waist club on April 1 with blue prim roses and candy. Reverend Church and wife moved into the Free Baptist parsonage with a large welcome reception. Civic club to meet Monday. The Columbia hotel and TeT nois Central depot at Rockwell City burned. City council to choose clerk weighmaster and street commissioner. A county prize dish giveaway is on display. Ladies day at City Bowling Alley moved to Wednesday 2–6. Chas Flint barber shop steel ceiling arrived. Day open with new barbers. Barbers Hunt and Day open a new three-chair shop. Hearing for Supt Dukes on assaults and battery underway with multiple witnesses. case relates to high school incident and stairway altercation with Claire Foote. Attorneys for both sides listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Town Improvement Association
Mitchell
Hobein
F. H. Rhodes
Kirby
Mesdames Dukes, Ward, Letchford, Crowell, Archer and
and Hutchinson
Mesdames Wells, Bradley, and
Fletcher
W. Crowell
A. C. Brown
F. J. Rhodes
Emma Allen
J. P. Kirby
Atresta
Alleys
Hobisu
Barnum
Montgomery
Delavan
Charitree
Ellerston
Brogham
Tetchford
Hutchinson
Sillge
Tweedy C. Bemis
Gates, Fletcher and Bachman
Flint
Hunt
Vindicator
Republican
Rock Island
Charles Hunt
Dukes
H. H. Davidson
Dr. Salisbury
Misa Mitchell
Claire Poote
W. H. Foote
Prof. Dukes
Claire Foote
Brown
Young Foot
Kendall & Moree
N.J. Lee
J. G. Myerly
Des Moines
Mack J. Groves
City News Roundup Highlights Moves and Meetings
A. E. Baxter of Chicago visited his brother Arthur Baxter and friend F. H. Mort son. Joe Richley shifts from Cedar Rapids to run between Minneapolis and Albert Lea. Between now and June he and family move to Minneapolis. Dr. C. E. Blroey returns Sunday from Chicago after post graduate work. The assessor finishes his work and the city council lines up for Monday organization. R. B. Hudson joins H. C. Coon & Son. March weather continues to show its mark. W. J. Biss moves from Iowa Falls to Cedar Rapids. Rock Island plans to purchase the Santa Fe system. Bankers and a picked team bowl at Peterson alleys Wednesday. A marriage license issued to Valdemar O Hansen and Alma Thomeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Richley
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
Albert Lea
C. E.blroey
Chicago
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Rock Twland
Santa Fe
Bankers
Peterson
Merger of Interests Gives Rock Island Santa Fe Access to Calif
Kansas City dispatch explains a track interchange agreement between the Rock Island and Santa Fe systems. It creates an easy route to California and a direct Galveston to San Francisco line, with Rock Island using Santa Fe rails from Puerco to San Francisco and Santa Fe reaching the Rock Island mainline at Liberal via a Dodge City cut-off. The result shortens Chicago to San Francisco distance by about 200 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Rock Island and
Santa Fe Systema
Californis
Galveston
San Francisco
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Puerco
Albuquerque
Rock Iland
Liberal
Kan
Dodge City
Rock Island S
Chicago
Two or Three Seek City Clerk Post This Spring
The Vindicator and Republican reports that two or three candidates may run for city clerk this spring. Nye Egbert, the longtime city official, would likely continue if the council desires, though he would not be an active candidate. The council’s view may determine if Egbert remains in the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia Spring
Nye
Egbert
Mlatake
Egheri
Contest extended for prize giveaway in county paper
The contest deadline extends to 6 p.m. April 30 to allow more entries. Prizes include two elegant pianos, cash sums, and a showcase set of dishes. Subscribers across the county are eligible. no entry fee beyond subscription. Readership urged to act quickly to win these exhibited prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equesta
Schiller
H. Jones Co
Marquardt Building
Des Moines
Iowa
Farmers Tribune
Wallingford News Highlights Local Stock and Visits
Jake Weinkauf sold a four teen month old Durham calf for 150 dollars to a Montana buyer, with the animal shipped to a Miles City ranch. Local residents, repairs, and farm projects fill pages as townsfolk visit Estherville and Armstrong and plan new poultry and barn improvements. American senators reportedly ate dog at a Hawaii feast, a traditional delicacy there, during a recent visit amid jovial claims of the dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Weinkauf
Durham
Miles City
Montana
John Hydecker
Estherville
Barlow
C. A. Kallestad
Duffey
Davenport
Kehoe
Ole CG
Olson
Will Peterson
Will Fisner
Ketherville
Charley Smith
Mr. Hartung
Betsey Peterson
P. G. Miller
James Refeell
Tob Shiley
Armstrong
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Batherville
J. Nealy Agt
Gaelstat
Minneapolia Independent Grain & Stock Exchange
National State & Bank
Ledding
Northwest
Bank of Commerce
Ming
L. J. Bixby
White Palace
H. C. Brees
Undertaker
Chicago College of Embalming
Howard S. Estherville
Indies
Pink Shirt Waist Club
Blue Shirt Waist Club
A. D. Root
Church
Free Baptist Church
R. E. Ridley
Civic Club
John Amundson
Columbia
Tenois Central
Rockwell City
New City Council
Cdukes
A. E. Baxter
Arthur Baxter
F. H. Mortson
R. BR. Hudson
H. C. Coon & Son
W. J. Biss
Iowa Falls
Cadar Rapids
Valdemar O, Hansen
Miaa Alma Thomeed
Santa ‘Fe
Wallingford News
Max Wyat
Boone
Emmetsburg
Superior
Maria Pingree
Achoola
Newbery
Merc. Co
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