Local Notices And Family News From Town
The itemized column reports a birthday party for ten guests hosted by Alvin Tinnsan. Rosa to occupy a second floor room in the Sullivan block. A six month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Guild died at their home near Territ. Mr. Mitchell of Spirit Lake appointed caretaker of Templar Park. Takea of Amer spent days near Wallingford. Barrett and Ren bought horses and delivery wagon for Rolfe. The Vindicator and Republican promises ready printing service statewide. Chris Rosenberger, John Tilly and Dan Phillip attended a Knights of Pythias district convention in Hinmetaborg. G. Tee of Ames planned a gubernatorial speech in Fatherville but low attendance. Geo. B. Heatherington of Reinbeck joined G. G. Gardner hardware as managing salesman, with new rooms on south Fifth Street. Water supply grows in the new city well. large pump and a Bly inch pump keep work uninterrupted, with sand removal from walls. Loyd Anderson of Marshall Oil Co. transferred from South Dakota to Town headquarters at Fatherville, with salary advances and strong prospects. L. M. Christensen and wife left for Chicago and Cincinnati to stock new ladies goods and merchandise, with plans for a modern, well-appointed store. Roy Ridley purchased the E. J. Olmsted land in Emmet township. Olmsted received 600 acres in Wisconsin as part payment. Olmsted may move family. Ridley eyeing horses, equipment, and grain, with decisions pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City
Loyd Anderson
Marshall Oil Co
South Dakota
Eatherville
Anderson
L. M. Christensen
Chicago
Cincinnati
Christensen
Roy Ridley
E. J. Olmsted
Emmet
Olmsted
Wisconsin
Olmstad
Wisconsin. At the Present Writing Mr. Ridley Is Planning On Buying Mr. Olmsted
Union Baptist Church crews repaint basement
The men of the Union Baptist church are decorating and painting the church basement this week. A republican caucus will be held in the Emmet Grove school house Friday evening, May sth at eight o'clock to nominate township officers for the primary election in Exmimet township. T. Jt. Sunde Jr. of Huntington offers a free pound of Bredl coffee with purchase to introduce the new brand. bring the published ad with payment to receive two pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Grove
Exmimet
T. JT. Sunde Jr
Huntington
Spirit Lake News Briefs From Spirit Lake Beacon
A daughter arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Tra Overholt Thursday Spirit Lake voters approved a new high school building costing about 90000 The old chautauqua grounds at Spirit Lake are up for sale Mr and Mrs B F Deming left Tuesday for Spirit Lake to build an eight room home on the east shore Ven N Coon left for Madison Tennessee to visit his daughter Mrs Leale Littell He may move there but plans to spend winters in Pensacola Florida The Spirit Lake Beacon notes several locals attended a Christian Scriben lecture at Ratherville Ivor Willis Clark and Miss Edna Mae Maloney both of Heatherville were married at the M F o parsonage Rev E K T Gerkin officiating A wedding dinner followed at the home of his cousin Mr and Mrs H E Mills F H Graaf left Tuesday for Boise Idaho to help start a confectionery store for a firm in that city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake
F. Deming
N. Coon
Madison
Tenn
Leale Littell
Pensacola
Florida
Ivor Willis Clark
Edna Mae Maloney
Heatherville
M. Fo. Parsonage
Ek.t. Gerkin
H. E. Mills
Spirit Lake Beacon
F. H. Graaf
Boise
Idaho
Mr. Graaf
Grace Church Service Announcement 1814 Rector Preaches on Mother
In Grace Church Rev Alvin Scollay Hoek rector conducts Holy Communion at 8 am and morning prayer with sermon at 11 am on May 10 1814 the fourth Sunday after Easter A special sermon on Mother will be preached All are invited and welcome to the Episcopal worship and church activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Scollay Hoek
Eastar
Holy Commiunion
Purely Personal Notes From Emmet County
Local column lists numerous visits and travels in Emmet County and nearby towns. People including Clark Heffelflager FP Nichols A D Root George cashier First National Bank Chacttinger Gulliver Swan Lake residents, Dr. G A Woodcock Denton Montana and others visit friends and relatives in Emmet County. Several plan trips to Minneapolis Spirit Lake Mason City Cherokee Ringsted Wallingford and Des Moines for business visits and extended stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Heffelflager
FP. Nichols
Templar Park
A. D. Root
California
Col. George
Flrst National Bank
Chacttinger
Fitherville Torsday
Giruver
Swan Lake
GC. Bryant
Fork Dodge
Alexander Trey
Mr. Bryant
Mrs. B
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Hugh B. Lawrence
Anparcianre
Jin Ressin
Tuesaday
Maeter Alvin Tinnsan
Ten Witla Falta
Mra
Rosa Will
Sullivan Block
Ron
Carl Guild
Hema
Territ
Mr. Mitchell
Spirit Dake
Mien Takea
Amer
Hia Arm
Wallingford
Alan
Barrett
Ren
Tol Rolfe
Ratherville
Vindicator
Republican
Chris Rosenberger
John Tilly
Dan Phillip
Hinmetaborg
Knights of Pythias
Lad Avery
G. Tee
Ames
Fatherville
Geo. B. Heatherington
Reinbeck
G. G. Gardner Hardware Store
South Fifth Street
Williams & Clifford
Surrey
Kathryn
de Pompeii
Brief City News
Union Baptist Church
Tra Overholt
Mosdamus A. F. Bergman
C. E. Smith
W. A. Coftin
J. W. Hartman
W. EK. Hodge
C. A. Brownell
Mrs. DeVoe
Rock Valley
Misa Belle Halverson
Christian Scroven
Kabo “Ooaset
Wade
Balisie
F. M. Shadle & Sons
Grace Church
Guernsey
Cuernsey
May Riline
B. Cussett
Chester Brook
Berwyn
Philadelpha
Armoticau Guernsey Cattle Club
United States Department of Agriculture
Honar
Maude Villossenu
Nau Brothers
Society
Brand Gothes
William Foshier
Alan Stockdale
St. Paul
G. A. Woodcock
Denton
Montana
Mr. Woodcock
Emmet County
Armatrong
Geo. Shiffett
Maple Hill
PL Deming
C.D. Osgood
A.V. Williams
Fort Dodge
W. FF. Wrattan
Sioux Walls
Fred Marshall
Francia Kennedy
Fred Heidecker
Henry Riley
Mason City
Clalla Dillon
Cherokee
EK. Eckhart
Oliver Stowe
Dolliver
J. Wenel
Cramer
Maude Villotson
Marinette
Alta Cratty
Mrs. EB. Miller
Minneapolis
J. Herzberg
G.S Kmmona
Ringsted
Ed Nelson
Ruthvedl
Biastherville
O. H. Osmundsen
Moniday
Fred Hepp
Miss Greehe
Carl Rogers
Charles City
Jake Cogan
Marseilles
Aliorg
B.S. Peter
Sherrin
Wyoming
Jami Tox
St. Osher, Jr
Cling
Alex Ivey
Des Moines
Heyer’s
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