SwoM Johnson’s farewell party marked by games and gifts
Special correspondents report Johnson moving to Minneapolis this week after a farewell party Sunday evening attended by thirty five friends. The evening featured card games and a toast. Remaining items note Mrs. Headless and Maxine Cooper returning from Riverside California in five days, visits to relatives, and community notices including a meeting at the Farm Bureau and illness of H W Woods with bronchitis.
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Johnson
Minneapolis
Mr. Johnson
E. C. Headlessas
Maxine Cooper
Riverside
Calif
West
Wa. Schnityer
Charles Helyer Faire
Jake Fremont
H. C Dreke
Arthur Woods
Wolverton
H.W. Woods
M. H. Silcox
J R Woods
St. Paul
the Woods
M. HH. Sileos
Charles Graves
Arnolds Park
Avs
Walter Blagg
Estherville
Gruver area notes include farm repairs and games
Carpenters from Ceylon Minnesota repair Lester Bergerson’s farm buildings. Griver teams played Seneca with girls losing 25 to 45 and boys 16 to 17. Friday games with Thompson were hosted, Griver won both. Veterans, clubs, meetings, and local social events fill the week including 4 H, Maple Hill aid, and town visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
Minn
Lester Bergerson
Samm ‘Thorsland
Thelma
Sammy
Thorland
Jack Jacobsen
Bade
Grivey
Seneca
Heys
Thompson
Griver
Naveabene Lach Armstrong
Maple Hill
Weainst Grover
Rex Inman
Ita
Rvan Lake Country Club
Allan Hiles
Russell Narleretad
Hogan Shogansan
Henry Bagansey
Willard Crim
M.T. Seth
Seeth
Vernon Brown
Warr Wher
Archie Coyser
Bardo
Inman
Povser
Dees
Christ
Center
Holy
Ralph Flattman
Mise Elia Wools
Jesse Barber
Sons of
Laying
Jesses
Frank Merber
Albert Taves
Maple Hill Ladies Aid
R. J. Flyned
Herman Qinger
Merwin
Veenea Drewer
Robert Andrews Wall
Dan Grant
Rockford
Local visitors and sports mix at Maple Tinta event
Mr and Mrs G Le Landahl and daughters visited from Viroqua and joined James Stillivans for dinner and calls with friends. High school girls lost 24 80 as boys and girls teams split at Maple Tintase. 500 Club met with Seelys. prizes awarded to Johnson and Kleen with others noted. Lunch followed. next meeting with the Kleens planned.
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A. C. Andrews
Joe Blom
Daily
Granada
Minn
Mes
Chris Blom
Dirs
Kilo Anderson
Estherville
Jane
John Blom
Vand
Iigh School
Marwin Rasmussen
Plover
James Fensen
Mae Dawn Smith
M Myrtle Fleshman
Ralph Hartman
Gladys Ha
Aliss Viregins Ramsey
Peat
Peat Sweeel
Voar
Lea
Othour
Hyursday
Myrtle Fleshlgin
Jine Mound II
Graver Kiity
Caan Rain
Cupids
Hanson
Mies
Taabel
Stephanie Cowling
Louise Guthrie
Marejorie Harkness
Vivien Norgard
Everine
Label Johnsin
Harry Gabel, Jr
Diver
Alaple
Daisy Redhead
Merle
Salyendaky
Indianola
Airs
James Smith
Ihe
Esumet County
Supt
Deeminey
O. D. Stow
Tulsa
Dolliver
Stow
Lakes Aid Society
Polliver Lutheran Church
Hurd Hansen
Iasen
Anni Balmer
UC Pedersen
Ringsted Hans
Ernest Hardecopt
Fairmont
Birnie Hardecopt
Conrad Fredrrcks
Russell Lasting
Paul Predericksen
Niels Ballmer
Harry Hansen
Emma Balmer
GC. Pedersen
Carol
Ahe Cture
Anna Balmer
Russel Lastine
Ernest Hardecopf
Trensurer
Ollie Watland
High Haste
Stanley Beckman
Femet Consolidated
Visors
Faumerta
James Buster
H. Gahel, Jr
Weed
G le Landahl
Ann Louise
Mary Etta
Viroqua
Wis
James Stillivans
Giner
Landahl
Greameries
Tue
Lend Ohone
Min
VW Farmers Creamery
Janssen
Booatlastu
Iunnell
Mim
John Janssen
Amd
Shree Forks
Montana
High Wal
Harry Gabel
Slory
Davin
Yedte
Peters Ann
Johnsrt
Attedorson
Kosbumy
Enveth
Food Helps Lawns Live Over Winter
Winter lawn care focuses on preventing damage from freezing and thawing. The article emphasizes deep roots, proper soil drainage, and a fall program of fertilizer, soil preparation, and reseeding to produce a hardy turf. It details spreading plant food, preparing soil to six inches, sowing grass seed, and consistent watering until germination.
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Achur of Ang
Two Year Old Adventures With Oatmeal And Self Help
A fragmentary lesson on toddler exploration shows a two year old learning to feed himself and dress, with patience and practice turning clumsy beginnings into self reliance as meals and routines become daily adventures. A second piece traces evolving personal budgeting from fixed rules to two simple maxims: owe nothing you can’t pay and always save.
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Mr. Smith
Mr. Jones
Jones
Opportunity Farms
Local news items and obituaries from Estherville area
Friday losses for both boys and girls teams noted with students traveling to Grand Island to visit relatives. Obituary for Sievert Houge details his death in Superior Missouri, with widow and six sons and one daughter surviving. Multiple social visits and family moves across Des Moines, Lampert, Wyoming, and surrounding towns summarized, including travel, visitors, and local gatherings.
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Superior School
Lawere
Sievert Houge
Superior
Houge
Thorbin, Milford
Joe Lfovd
Amos and
Elmer
Everett McNary
SPC
Lloyd Weaver
Chicago
American Guard Duel Sparks Defense Bowl Debate
An uneven clash between American guard and defense lines ignited a debate over strategy and execution. Analysts note repeated miscommunications and a few standout plays from key players, highlighting the impact on scoring and game tempo.
Trail of gold under Helena streets tale of fortune and ruin
A colorful history of Helena Montana’s gold rush origins from Last Chance Gulch to Placer Hotel digs. Four prospectors struck rich near Main Street, with one founder of a diamond empire and two others fading away. Dredges, pay dirt, and a booming city backbone now lie beneath modern Helena.
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Helena
Montana
Catnip
Warren Bayley
Stanley
England
Miller
Georgia
Mair Street
Kobos
Seans
He City
Budgeting Advice: Choose Your Own Path To Savings
The piece contrasts various family budgets from single to married with three children, showing monthly expenses like food housing clothing transport and savings. It argues that rising costs require personal choice and discipline, ending with a Walter Scott quote about self denial and noble character.
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Walter Scott
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