Local notes on visits, plays, and school events
An active week in the community with visitors from Armstrong and Grand Junction, a study club gathering at Mrs D M Clump, and a high school class play and graduation exercises. Students and locals including Miss Michel and Mrs Gull participated. Edna Paulson, Bert Terril, and Elmer Walstrom are noted for travel, sales, and lightning losses. The Jones Chautauqua program is announced for mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bom
Rex
Jefferson
Atwood Brown
F. Darras
Armstrong
Ed Chapman
D. M. Clump
Music County
Willey
Hoyt
DeWitt
Minnesota
Bert Terril
Grand Junction
Edna Paulson
Fort Dodge
Theodore Hrickson
Kaharanza
Clarence
Trout
Leopold & Jacobs
Nellie Merriott
Estherville
Superior
Joe Prothaska
Joe Prochaska
Cedar Rapids
Superior School
Cox
Elmer Walstrom
Cav. Johnston
Rainbow
Rob Cooper
Harris
Miss Gull
Wade
H Rickman
James Merriott
Mr. McNut
Merrill Keltz
Elmer Flannel
Bert Keltz
Abon
Ben Mecha
Turkey
Emmett Ruckman
Mabel Montgomery
Jack
Leona Winters
Virginia Ridges
Bernice Osthimer
Herrington
Ridges
Ruby Briges Zerlerka
Maryann O
Wallingford Area Notices and Local Land Deals
In the vicinity of Wallingford E Ellefson builds a new home. Julius Miller and John Plath attended land matters on Wednesday. J A Nelson bought the Hively farm at 130 dollars per acre. Anton Fisher of Motherville visited Carl Sevatson on Sunday. Mrs John Peterson assists Chas Heidecker. Miss Bessie Benesh accepts a job with Estherville Steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. E. Ellefson
Julius Miller
Johnt Plath
Aemaem
J. A Nelson
W. J. Hively
Anton Fisher
Motherville
Carl Sevatson
John Peterson
Chas
Heidecker
Bessie Benesh
Estherville_Steam
Local Farm Trades and War News From District No 1
A Lutheran school in District No 1 is noted as Laurel and started in the area. Ben Nelson and T. O. Sande sold their farm last week, with prices seen at $176 per acre and $200 per acre. Roy and Jack Hood bought 1100 acres east of town, with most land sold since and profits reported. A good rain refreshed fields early in the week. cooler weather followed. Mrs Joe Cathman is seriously ill at Coleman hospital Estherville. friends wish her speedy recovery. Arch ie Kiethe returned from the French front, pleased to be home and back to work for Art Amdahl in his former role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Yalanche Nelson
Ben Nelson
Sande
Lewis
Levatson
Minneapolis
Wallingford
Roy
Jack Hood
Bergeson
Joe Cathman
Coleman Hospital
Estherville
Archie
Unite Weak Colonies With Queen For Saving Both
Weak colonies with a queen not covering more than one frame should be united with a strong colony having a queen. In the evening, place a queen excluder and a sheet of newspaper between the colonies so only the excluder and paper separate them. The entrance remains to the strong colony. If undisturbed, the colonies unite and both queens may be saved. they can be divided six weeks later. 5% Per Cent Farm Loans Trust and Savings Bank F. J. Thodes, President. We have used cars for sale Buick Dodge Overland Maxwell Ford and others priced to sell quickly by Used Car Exchange.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Estherville Ad
A vintage Estherville testimonial proclaims Doan's Kidney Pills cured Mrs. S. B. Strong’s backache and urinary woes after a hard day, with a note that her opinion remains unchanged twelve years later. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorn
Estherville
S. B. Strong
North Eighth
Dean
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Goodrich
Akron
Ohio
Goodrich Tires
Silvertown
Monte Lane
Merriott
Merril Keltz
Winnie Gull
Theron Smith
Rev. Wood
Sevatson
Washington
W. L. Hively
Frank Levell
Windom
Perry
Iowa
Estherville High School
Blanche
Youn
Sigward Sevatson
Eae
Aaring
Avalon
Farms
Turt
Avalon Farms
HORSE
Salees & Jones
Loansites Trust and Savings, Bank
F. J. Thodes
Wallingford Chautauqua
Jones Chautauqua
Clinton
Galganos
S. Eldridge Wallin
Eldridge Wallin
Kendree Brothers
J. Ray
Lion and the Mouse
Myrtle Tullar
The
Parsonians
J. Reading Cole
Rahm
Sconbérg & Kilgore
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