Court convenes next Monday in Estherville
A long list of local activities fills the reporter’s notes including court session set for Monday in Estherville. Several residents such as Dr. Birney and Chas. Osgood are mentioned with new roles and ongoing business calls around Spirit Lake Graettinger Wallingford and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birney
Minnie Duus
Graettinger
Christine Nelson
L. M. Christensen
Spirit Lake
Chas. Osgood
Glenn Bakkum
Halfawas
Estherville
Harold Anderson
Cedar Rapids
T. E. Hunt
Neva
Bryce
Elizabeth Colt
Spirit ‘Lake
Anton
Storey
Edith Hoor
Lake Park
Will Reich
Perl Vorse
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Howard Baldwin
Andrew Smith
Capt
Joe Rainey
Herman Oransky
Thomas King
Pennant
Saskatchewan
Canada
Alfred Rhodes
Pihl
D. J. Rucker
Mary Norris
Carl Ingvall
Bert Bush
Mitchell
B. L. Vail
Grover
Sterling
Ilinois
Frank Mitchell
William Mitchell
K. Kinsman
White
South Dakota
Kirkland
Baby
Chas. Keeler
Jasper
Corporal Collins and Iowa News in Brief
Corporal Lawrence Collins of the Forty-second Infantry, born in Melbourne, Australia, calls Australia civilized but prefers home after four years in the United States. He enlisted in Des Moines last May. Camp Dodger. L. Heffelfinger travels to Conrad, Montana, to visit his daughter Mrs. C A Atchison. Elks initiations add George Robb and Lloyd Richardson. John Martyr prepares to vacate and Bureau Improvement Company renovates old quarters to annex Hawkeye restaurant, adding lunch counter, tables, and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hendrickson
Swea City
T. B. Flindt
Ringsted
S. P. Deming
Armstrong
Mary Ryan
Sioux City
Pat Howe
County School Supervisors’ Association
Maple Hill Consolidated School
J. H. Maloney
Humboldt
Wm. Hoffman
Sac Guy
Chas. Martinson
Hoffman
John Blatchly
Fergus Falls
J. W., Hemphill
Dunne
H. B. Morain
Grachtinger
Estherville
Ethel Robinson Aperit
Terril
W. E. Deming
Camp Dodge
N. P. Walker
Des’ Moines
Frank King
Grove
Mr. King
A. A. Rishy
Matt Poran
Eckador
Francis
O'Dell
N Rmstrong
Herman Origer
Harris
Curtis Hunt
Orene
Devils Lake
Lumaden
Iowa City
John Byers
Reinbeck
Waterloo
Ledyard
Red Cross
Bancroft Register
Emmetsburg
Saya
Ida Davis
Plas
C. W. Crim
J. W. Morse
John Smith
Gertrude
Andrew Smith
E. A. Ingvall
Pearl Ingvall
Roy Schmidt
Spencer News-Herald
Pearl Lee
Mable Anderson
Franklin
C. A. Vannay
the Times
Graettinger Times
Chas. I. Priest
Collins
Story County
Christian Church
Court House
T. L. Williams
Bode
Paul Falvey
Baby
Spirit Lake
Harvey Hipple
Iowa Falls
Est. Jacobson
Sheebane Mot Tor Company
Wallingford
Irporal
Lawrence Collins
K Company
Forty-second -Infastey
Melbourne
Australia
United States
United ‘States
I St. Patrick's College
Des Moines
Dodger
L. Heffelfinger
Conrad
Montana
C.A. Atchison
the Elks
George Robb
Lloyd Richardson
John Martyr
Person & Hendrickson
Bureau Improvement Company
Hawkeye
Martyr
Child Conservation Club Meeting Postponed Details
The Child's Conservation Club schedules its next regular meeting at Mrs Gruwell's home on February 25 due to Red Cross work. Milk Inspector's speech at Grants and the Annual Bird Meeting are announced with dates to follow. The Silver Trinket Box will be shipped February 1. bring in silver junk promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation Club
Child's Conservation Club
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J. E. Fulkerson
Town Falls
Fulkerson
First National Bank
Ethel Howard
Forest City
Jay Howard
Rock Rapids
W. H. Foote
Minneapolis
West Side
Chas
Norby
Booth
Alao
Chester Thorreson
Dr. Bradley
Misa Stella Larson
Twaing
Wallingford News
Graettinger ‘Times
Wm. Reich
Reich
James DeLand
Storm Lake
County
Estherite
W. W. Gardiner
Walker Motor’ Company
Matt Donovan
A. EB. Anderson
Great Falls
W.H. Nobles
Mrs. Anderson
Emmet County
Paul Welmtz
Welmtz
DeWall
Mandus Heartland
Anderson
Edwin Rhodes
Uncle Sam
San Antonio
Texas
Wm. Stuart
Armatrong
Indiana
Public Improvements
Misa
Grace English
T. F. Johnson
Lowa
T. 3. Waud
Miss Mae Johnson
Maymo Erickson
Miss Hannah
Swea City News
Upper Des Moines
Te Fohy
Ottoaker
Henry Schoenburg
Cliff Halleck
Walter Flyte
N. Musson
Deibner Bros
Spirit Lake Beacon
Sandren
Virginia Sweet
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