County Correspondence Highlights Local Social Ties
Local notes detail visits and travels of residents from Des Moines to St. Paul and Minneapolis. Albert Carlson contemplates moving to Minneapolis after quitting farming. several youths return home from St Peter to resume studies. A New Year watch and church supper were planned at the German Lutheran church with a long program led by Evald Bergsten and various local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Carlson
Pomeroy
Christine Carlson
Carlson
Minneapolis
Selma Johnston
Des Moines
J. R. Johnston
Geo. Mathwig
Hiner Hollenquist
Hubbert
Willis Swanson
St. Paul
Larson
Evelyn Bredberg
Robert Appelquist
James Mack
Walter Nelson
St. Peter
S. S
Evald Bergsten
Elna Person
Nelson
Rehlia Bergsten
Hinev Hollenquist
Eee
Einer Hollenquist
Danielson
Irene Anderson
Fairmont
J. O. Anderson
Donald Weir
Ames
Lskig
Gradberg
Lockport
Alma Oleson
Frank Nelson
Will Fostrum
Ray Wenberg
Minnesota U
West Emmet notes and town updates in December
Old Kinte Winter arrived in state on December 30 and resumes rule. On Saturday morning all records were broken at 32 degrees. Karl Gage and Nelson Wheatley hauled hogs to Superior on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Nelson returned home from the funeral of Mr. Nelson’s father, delayed by snow. Albert Bringle visits parents while attending the Lutheran Seminary in St Paul. Gus Badke assists Henry Dewall. Jake Jr and Rush Brown with others go to Geo. Wheeler’s woodland farm in northern Minnesota to clear land. Mrs Nelson Wheatley and children visit Estherville. Bobby treated by a chiropractor. Rural U S mail routes hampered by bad roads. routes should stay open. Sunshine Club meets Saturday Jan 12 led by Mrs L W Stark. Chas Gage and Don ald go with Alma Johnson to Estherville. -V. R-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Culture Club
Hattie Bringle
Arnold Manville
Pauline
Merril Keltz
Milwaukee
Marquette University
Lois Hanes
Spirit Lake
O. L. Peek
Elmer Garling
Valpariso
Ind
Miss
Lake Park
John McMullen
Leek
Jim Smith
A. C. Bringle
Beth
Hotchkiss
Superior
Herb
Chicago
Lahr
Indiana
Christ Jensen
Quinca
Helen Vandal
Ida May Posts
Cora Christopher
Helen Bartlett
John Thomas
Hazel Black
Low Lanning
Mabelle Cobbert
Florence Ruckman
Margaret Bringle
Bringel Home
Hazel Gunderson
Miss Pierce
Bringle Home
Bob Brown
Estherville
Ben Perkins
Fred Ellsworth
Eldora
Deppe
Dorothy
Harris
Floyd Small
Valporiso
Jimmie Frizzell
Hildreth
Brady
Bendixon
Colby
Nelson
Milford
Ernest. Witeford
Near Superior
Whitman
Ruthven
Alma Johnson
Carl Gage
Coral Larson
Pomeroy
Larson
H. C. Christ
Baby
Minnesota
Henry Dewall
Florence Buckman
Mrs. Whiteford
Donald Cockburn
Dean Cockburn
Harry Cockburn
Paul Welnitz
W. J. Dewall
C. J. Martens
Northfield
Minn
Ruth Herbrandson
Canton
Kinte
Karl Gage
Nelson Wheatley
E. C. Nelson
Gus Badke
Jake, Jr
Rush Brown
Geo. Wheeler
Bobby
U. S
Sunshine Club
L. W. Stark
Chas
Gage
Donald
V. R
Sam Shaw
Lamberton
Chris Ellerston
James
Shaw
James Welsh Jr
Edwards
Ringsted
N. J. Nelson
Joe Madden
George Madden
Kohls
Elmer Micklebus
George Bannister
Wells
J. W. Madden
Halfa
Swaidner
Andy Buck
Sute
Missouri
Sind
Hanson
Wallingford
Friends
New Year Wishes and Local News from Jack Creek Area
A New Year greeting starts this local column urging happiness and lawfulness in 1924. The piece notes winter blizzards, community visits in Estherville and Ringsted, school openings in district No. 2, and a village meeting at Center School. It recounts neighborly acts, farm animal sympathy, and various Christmas gatherings with families from Estherville, Ringsted, Lambertton and Wells. An oft-quoted line questions who punishes elders for game-law violations, ending with a balance on hand of 18.90 as of January 1, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Robert Carney
Estherville
H. Lowman
Center School
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Dannell
Bank
Laurence Sandin
Frank Sandin
Ellen Swanson
Ellen Erickson
Shreveport
Eskiel Erickson
W.R
West Emmet
Ralph Whiteford
Jack Creek
Dobbin
Ellerston
Schloeman
Richard Summers
Chamber OF Commerce
California
King Winter
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