Catholic Bazaar and Fun Festival Opens Tonight in Brees Building
The Catholic Bazaar and Fun Festival begins Thursday November 14 in the Brees building. Booths are set, decor is done, and the amusement program is prepared. A poem titled Why Poets Go Insane is published for promotion and patrons are urged to attend for a festive community event. The notice also extends sympathy for VR Robert’s passing and reports various local social updates and small notices, including class meetings, residents visiting, and a brief shop advertisement.
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Brees
Local notices from Jack Creek area and Ringsted brief
Mr Osetar Andreason of Swea City transacted business in the vicinity. Mrs Annie Welsh was a Ringsted visitor. News recalls the death of the few weeks old baby of Mr and Mrs Jim Hill of Maple Halk. An advert promotes new Tostee sandwiches at Palace of Sweets.
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Osetar Andreason
Swea City
Annie Welsh
Ringsted
Jim Hill
Maple Halk
Local Social Roundup and Harvest Notes from Ringsted Area
Doris Summers spent the week end at the P H Underwood home. Neilsens of Ringsted visited Maple Hill near Jim Heiens. Paulsons in Estherville Saturday. John Paugh helps Basold husk corn. Julius Hansen from Wallingford visited. Matthes family near Ringsted. Burkhart and Ellerton went to Estherville. Jimmie Ellerton met his jury-bound mother. Paulson and Belto visited Roggieshallow farm. Farmers warned about predicted poor corn crop, yet large corn grows persist as weather remains favorable, with much corn kicked from fields and likely less left by next week.
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Robert
Jack Creek Township
Armstrong
Bennie
Altho
John Welsh
Jack Creek
Gladys Paulson
Miss Belto
J. W. Oakes
Swea City
Ole Borven
Estherville
George Brown
Grover
John Iverson
Doris Summers
P. H. Underwood
FE. Neilson
Ringsted
Jim Heiens
Maple Hill
Simon Paulson
John Paugh
John Basold
Julius Hansen
Wallingford
Matthes
Lost glasses found gloves and shop notice
Lost two pairs tortoise shell rimmed glasses on October 2 and November 7. Finders kindly leave at this office. Found a pair of ladies gloves at Ritchie’s Fixit Shop East Howard Street 46-w-1.
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Ritchie
East Howard Street
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Raife's
Raife
Nuff
Gardston Hat Shop
Palace of Sweets
Dur Weadertsl
E. Barnhart St
Strobe Bros
B. H. Brackett
B. B. Anderson & Sons
Percy Jackson
The
Vindicator and Republican
Iowa
Guernsey
Geo. Nichols
W. P. Galloway
First Trust & Savings Bank
Hl. Rhodes
Tostee
Blage School
Mae Wold
Alfred Myhre
Edith Swartz
St. Patrick’s Church
Baazaar
Estherville Furn. Co
J. T. Johnston
Chas. D. Bixby
Stewart-Warner Co
Stewart-Warner
Stewart- Warner
Riggle Electric
Freed
Michigan
Utah
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