Pasque flower season hints at spring in town
The local notes mention wild crocus symbolizing resurrection and return of Mr. Irving Martens from Casper Wyoming where he wintered with C B Q RR. Farmers report sowing wheat oats are growing well. Art Amdahl owns a Motine tractor. O J Anderson builds a brick garage. T R Hepp bought a Chandler auto from Heneman Auto Co. The Ladies Aid will meet at Nels Mickelson home Thursday. Jack Lood and Mrs Claire Iowa visited Roy Hood family over weekend. J H Morrice plans a brick residence in northwest. Misses Bernice Bormann Catherine Burns and Bessie Benesh return from Milford parochial school for a one week vacation. R S Wooldridge of Edgewood Iowa mentioned.
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O. J. Anderson
T. R. Hepp
Chandler
Heneman ‘Auto Co
Ladies Aid
Nels Mickelson
Jack Lood
Claire
Iowa
Roy Hood
J. H. Morrice
Bernice Bormann
Catherine Burns
Bessie Benesh
Milford
Wooldridge
Edgewood
War era notes from the Gunder school vicinity and area events
Sunday visits reveal a former Gunder teacher in a Maple Hill store role while local residents adjust to wartime life. Army service updates arrive from volunteers Max and Archie Soeth in Texas training. Raleigh and Wal lington shipments reflect a relieved rail situation as Red Cross drives and a Third Liberty Loan speech energize a community auction.
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Gundergon
Maple Hill
J. O. Kasa
Joe Plath
Raleigh
Irwin
Wallingford
Max Soeth
Archie
Cage the Kaiser
Galveston
Texas
San Antonio
Red Cross
F. P. Woods
Woodrow Wilson
Apld
J. W. Morse
Estherville
Liberty Loan
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Hugh B. Lawrence
Bowman
L. H. Bowman
County
Corre
Nence
Irving Martens
Casper
Wyoming
Art Amdahl
Agren
Tor
Wheatley
Sark
Ed Isgrig
Sunda
Heida
Ican Red Cross
Harry Gill
Sconberg @ Kilgore GROCERIES FURNITURE
Mr. Farmer
Northern Lumber Company
Estherville and Gruver
Sam
Will Schacherer
Theodore
Leroy
Carrol
St. Joseph's Convent
Che