Brief city items and notes from Spirit Lake area
Local notices report Mr and Mrs John Bork planning to move to Bismarck North Dakota to oversee a newly acquired farm. Gasoline prices drop in Iowa to 9.8 cents per gallon, saving drivers thousands monthly. Mrs Roy A Weir and her mother travel from Huntington to Spirit Lake for a short visit and later plans abroad. Spirit Lake Herald notes a horse race tournament set for June, Algona plans a $76,000 hotel, and Rock Island Railroad to gravel bed this month. John Littell received a cancer update from J S Cox in New York. Ida Davis to attend county superintendents meeting in Ames June 28-30 with a short course in agriculture etc. Betherville Greenhouse provides fine bouquets to the Democrat. Joe Peterson of Estherville returns from San Francisco after eighteen days at the exposition praising Iowa corn displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy A. Weir
Huntington
Julian Gratrax
Spirit Lake
A. M. Johnson, Jr
Tuesaday
Grew Ego
New York
Mable Brush
Jennie Colthuret
Chicago
Washington, D.C
Miss Bruah
Covenville
Rkturn
Fon du Lac
Brushes
John Littell
J. 8. Cox
New York City
Ida Davis
Ames
Betherville
Jehu
Emmetsburg
Joe Peterson
Estherville
San Francisco
Iowa
Emmeraburg
Personal notes from Spirit Lake area social scene
Purely personal items chronicle visits and travels of residents and visitors. Names include Heffelfinger Hendershot McCoy Zelleno Crim Deming Nichola Arh Alle Fleischer Groves Stearna Wilton Howard Packard Frizzell Karr Fuss Strait Loomer Kirby Gray Clinite Dilloo Altto Foshier Morse Manchester Barber Collins Lough Randolph Brees Rhodes Beymer Metzgar Turner and Metzgar family with trips to Madison Des Moines Chicago and Detroit and local gatherings at Spirit Lake Oboboji and Templar Park through the period detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Morse
I. H. Morse
L. A. Manchester
Osage
Mr. Morse
A. Barber
Sam Collins
Barber Cottage
Spirit Lake
Lorenzo Lough
Chicago
Locomotive Engineer
John Randolph
Templar Park
Randolph
Town State college holds fourth commencement at Ames
Four hundred thirteen graduates receive degrees and certificates at Town State college in Ames. Agriculture 42, engineering 74, home economics 7, veterinary medicine 14, industrial science 17, with 24 percent earning science degrees and 57 certificates in shorter programs. Honors go to W D Howth, C G Pattoh, LaVerne W Noyes, and Marion Dorset. Commencement speaker Frank W Gooralang urges active citizenship and warns against absolutism. A busy community scene follows with local visits and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State College
Ames
W. D. Howth
Wisconsin
Charles G. Pattoh
Charles City
Mississippi Valley
LaVerne W. Noyes
Chicago
Marion Dorset
Washington
LD. C
Dia
ER. A. Pearson
Frank W. Gooralang
America
Europe
D. J. Murphy
State Board of Education
State Board
W. A. Gardiner
R. H. Rishton
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Mr. Everyman
Hugh B. Lawrence
Good Shoes
Brief City News
John Bork
Bismark
North Dakota
Bork
Towa
Standard Oil Company
Automobile Opera of
Algonaia
Algons
Rock Island Road
Fred Hendershot
H. BE. McCoy
Arnalde Park
Zelleno
Tueaday
Dew Moines
Harry Cox
Dalian Center
Harold
Grace Crim
Minnesota State University
P. Deming
Orleans
Hoon
H. T. Nichola
Leo Arh
Ellsworth
GG. K. Alle
W. FE. Fleischer
Baby
St. Louis
Gen. Groves
Lowa
Mra
J. H. Stearna
Jake Hepp
Wallingford
Mra. C.im
Wilton
Puesta
Ratherville
Mra. J. Howard
Eldore
Jerry Barrett
Gollmar Bros. Circus
Arthur Cavin
Spokane
S.C. Packard
Hardy
Hulda Rohde
Madison
The
State University
R. A. Frizzell
Iowa Falls
Mark Karr
Chas. Fuss
Des Moines
Ryder & Karr
J. B. Strait
Burnside
Town
G. A. Peterson
C. J. Loomer
Whitewater
A. W. Kirby
Kansas
Harry Gray
Swea City
Anderson Hospital
Frank Clinite
Minneapolis
J. S. Clinite
Warren Dilloo
Con Alto
William Foshier
Seth Hanchett
H. C. Brees
A. J. Rhodes
W. A. Beymer
Fred White
Oboboji
Mollie
Evelyn Metzgar
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Evelyn Ia
Arkensas
Orville Turner
Detroit
Michigan
Ralar Tires
Eorer
Thurs
Kuppenheimer
Opyright
Kuppenhe
Emmet County
H. M. Reed
Dolliver
J. K. Olson
Henry Schmidt
Superior
Noarvan ‘Thompson
John Warman
Marseilles
Ilinoia
Hert Warman
Armatrong
A. J. Bosworth
S. P. Deming
Glad-A-Kam
Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church
Frank Wood
Gente
Chris Sorenson
the Spoilers
King Theatre
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