Superior Culture Club and community events across town
The Superior Culture Club met with Mrs. J. H. Larson to finish the year. Local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Rathman and others, celebrated the Fourth at Jackson, Emmetsburg, and Arnold’s Park. A barn dance at D. A. Brown’s drew a large crowd. The week brought visits from Louis Graber of Fort Dodge and Emma Q. Miller of Minneapolis. Several gatherings, a canceled Swan Lake picnic, and haymaking notes followed, with a Ladies League missionary meeting planned and a Sunday School picnic announced for July 15 in the Walden Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Larson
Will Rathman
Howard
Jackson
Emmetsburg
Arnold’s
Park
D. A. Brown’s
Dave Eisenhower
Otto Reimer
Ladies League
Grace Guild
Ilyma
Grace Ramsey
Iva Taylor
Elizabeth Lingo
Vera Reisinger
Mabel Bergeson
Verna Wickens
Raymond Swartz
Grace Swartz
John D. Johnson
Cyrus
Minnesota
Halvor Berg
Swan Lake Ladies’ Aid Society
Sever Knuts
Harlan Willey
I. C
Earl Keuse
Charles City
Krige
Jesssie’ Kytexer
Beerkness
Forest City
T. Hansen
Walden Grove
Anna Berg
Hovik
Englund
DOLLIVER Families Gather for Fourth at Lakes and Visits
A list of locals and guests visiting over the Fourth from Dolliver and nearby areas. Families like the L. P. Stillman, Miss Nora Tenjum, Miss Eunice Shoalts, Mr. and Mrs. Erickson, and others share travel plans, visits to relatives, and lake outings at Lake Okoboji, Spirit Lake, Arnolds Park, and Grover. Soldier returnees Ralph Whipkey Dan Elefritt and Lou Shank are welcomed home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. PB. Stillman
Nora Tenjum
Lake Okoboji
Eunice Shoalts
Geo. Weir
Bishop
Mapleton
Mina Wertz
Beryl
South Dakota
Gail Stanerson
Mankato
Erickson
France
L. P. Stillman
Canada
Prof. Satchette
Bancroft
Anna’ Anderson
R. O. Anderson
E. M. Rek
Orleans
Spirit Lake
John McMullen
Lake Park
A. C. Bringle
Arnolds Park
Lewis
Lake
Irvin Clark
Terris
J. Wade
Superior
Lake Wilson
Minnesota
Ralph Whipkey
Dan Elefritt
Lou Shank
Mark Paulson
Fort Dodge
Mrs. Christensen
Bank Statement Sworn In Emmet County Iowa
A state bank statement from Emmet County Iowa is sworn by president M. J. Iverson and cashier Clair H. Post. They attest the assets listed are bona fide property of the bank in its corporate capacity and not loaned or advanced to pay for its own exhibitions or obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Emmet County
Wee A. Iverson
Clair H. Post
Phe Bank
M. J. Iverson
Clair H. Poat
Subi S. Cody
Sly
Twerson
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Events
Ames visitors, Estherville moves, and a span of social calls as Mrs. Olvell and neighbors host and travel. Mr. Erickson helps with papering for Dr. Atkins while others visit Spencer Primghar and Spirit Lake. Club women plan meetings, Rebekah lodge hosts, and forecasts note normal temps with possible showers. Weather Bureau period July 7 12 includes guidance for Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys. Practical business education promotion from Mankato Commercial College noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apeti
Armatrone
Sati Chapling
R. Olvell
Domveri
Donald and Allen
Ames
Superior
Erickson
Estherville
Emmetsburg
Charles Walker
Mundahl
Phiney Lanning
Wolfe
Jackson County
L. Lanning
F. Chimp
Spencer
Floyd Weaver
Primyhar
U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington, D.C
Mississippi
Missouri
FARM LOANS AT LOW RATES AND TERMS
WANTED To trade half section land in Pennington county Minnesota for land in Gregory or Tripp counties South Dakota. Address W S Ayers Dallas. First Trust and Savings Bank F H Rhodes President. 6-14 8 D 26-4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Trust and Savings Bank
F. H. Rhodes
F. IX
Rhodes
Poland
China
Emmet
H. N. Hageman
Pennington County
Minnesota
Gregory
Tripp
S. D
W. S. Ayers
Dallas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goramsponde
West
Grover
Dolliver
Tee
Condition of
Farmers Savings Bank
United
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
United States
Fedeel Reserve Bank
Eaa
Khoe
Anks
Kr Vreizn
Liberty
Riding Ag
Dua Clearing House Bane
Federal’ Reserve
Bank
Mankato Commercial College
Tanya
Lota
B. B. Anderson & Sons
You Too
Thal Aioe Vidlon
Mitepet
Mahlum & Anderson
RYZON
Sconberg & Kilgore
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