The Independent from Hawarden, Iowa • Page 6

SIX ANNOUNCEMENT We have made arrangements for a down town office at the Kane Barber Shop, next to the Doty Cafe, for anyone finding this more convenient. Especially for folks who live in the country. Hawarden Dry Cleaning Works Phone 17 WAY BACK WHEN- Hawarden Was Still in Its Infancy and Battling for Existence FORTY YEARS AGO S. D. McUmber moved his family to Fairview, S.

D. A bright baby boy was born Sept. 17th to Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Miller. A bright eyed baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robt.

0. Schaber of Hudson. Arthur Dow of Sioux Falls moved his family to Hawarden, where he had obtained employment. Samuel Engel of Sioux Falls, purchased the Bakom property, just west of the Milwaukee depot. Dell Sweley moved a residence from the North Side onto his lots just north of the Methodist church.

Dan Garrett departed for Nebraska where he planned to work on C. R. Allen's cattie and horse ranch. Little James Gehan put a bullet through his foot Oct. 13th while experimenting with a target rifle.

Frank Stockton sold his residence property to Geo. D. Brown, manager of J. H. Queal lumber yard.

Walter Scott purchased the handsome residence property belonging to Mrs. Stein, near the Iowa street bridge. Geo. Niehaus placed an order for two new chairs of the latest hydraulic pattern, with pedestal bases, for his barber shop. Ensign's mill was again operating after a shut down of several weeks, during which time considerable new machinery was installed and other improvements made.

While gathering autumn leaves to decorate her school room, Miss Anna Smith received a bad case of poisoning. Her sister, Miss Jennie was Ailing her place in the class room. R. W. Rinkhouse of Titpton, Iowa, purchased J.

Hobson's farm of 120 acres adjoining town for a consideration of $9,600, and the unimproved 120 acre Gurley tract just south of it for $50 per acre. Among the names called for petit jury duty for the November term of court at Orange City were W. E. Bray, Home Balcom, L. M.

Lake, A. Weidenfeller, A. N. Smith and J. A.

Neill, all of Hawarden. TWENTY YEARS AGO A son was bom Oct. llth to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Murray.

A son was born to Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Rich.

Schmidt of Ireton on Oct. 7th. A daughter was born Aug. 7th to Mr. and Mrs.

August Niehaus of Ireton. A daughter was born Oct. 10th to Mr. and Mrs. Emil Vander Hamm oi Ireton.

A son was born Oct. 7th to Mr and Mrs. Ralph Henderson of Eagle township. Major Noi-thup sold his interest in the Calliope store to his partner, M. Meeter.

J. G. Anderson disposed of his hote business at Fairview and returned to Hawarden. Harold King submitted to an ap- pendicitis operation at the Hawarden lospital on Oct. llth.

A daughter was born Oct. 6th to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heubrock, who resid- id southeast of Hawarden. Miss Alma Benit and Mr.

Adryl Jardner were married Oct. 6th at the home of the bride's parents at Ireton. Miss Minnie Eastman and Mr. Paul Collopy were united in marriage Oct. 9th at the Catholic parsonage in this The little 10-year-old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Klumb had her onsils removed at the Hawarden hospital Oct. 14th. Miss Kathleen McManaman and Mr. Harry Rummel were united in marriage at the Catholic parsonage in Sioux City on Oct.

8th. Miss Clara Bonney of Chatsworth and Mr. Carl W. Humphrey of Aberdeen, S. were united in marriage at Sioux City on Oct.

9th. Geo. E. Bonner was the new super- ntendent of the Northern Iowa division of the North Western road. He received his appointment Oct.

1st. Peter Prince of Chicago purchased the Lebanon store from W. C. Kooiman, and Mr. Kooiman moved to Ireton to accept a position in a store Mrs.

John A. Johnson arrived home )ct. 7th from a trip of several months Sweden, where she visited her aged mother and looked over the scenes of icr childhood home. A large crowd attended the formal opening of H. Margolin Sons department store Oct.

13th. Souvenirs and flowers were given away and in he evening a dance was given on one the balconies. The Ireton G. A. R.

Post by a unan- mous vote decided to give up their charter and the members received ransfers to other posts. Lantz Post of "reton was the first G. A. R. Post in Sioux county to be organized.

Miss Elinor Mae Brest and Mr. Ellwood H. Jacobe were united in marriage at the Congregational church in this city on Oct. 12th. Rev.

A. R. Hyatt performed the ceremony and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamerly were the only witnesses.

Mrs. Henry Margolin was painfully injured Oct. llth when she slipped while descending the stairs to the basement of the Margolin store. She struck the cement floor with her face and head and a bad gash was cut in the side of her head and she was oth erwise painfully bruised. D.

M. Morgan and Geo. Cole departed for Windsor, to take in the big horse race between the great American horse, "Man 'o War," and the champion English horse, "Sir Barton." The race was for a purse of $75,000 to decide the championship between the two greatest race horses of that day. A double reception was held Oct. 12th at the Methodist church in this city.

A large number of the members and friends of the church gathered to bid farewell to Rev. Jas. J. Davies and family, who were moving to their new home at Ida Grove, and also to extend a cordial welcome to Rev. and Mrs.

W. A. WinterStein, who was the new pastor of the church. C. M.

Fleshman was seriously injured Oct. 7th when he fell through the back stairway leading down from the Eagle's hall, He was descending the stairway when one of the steps gave way and as he fell several more gave way and he struck them, until he finally dropped through to the ground, a distance of about 12 feet. He was rushed to the 'hospital where it was discovered that two bones were broken in his right leg and he was otherwise badly bruised. CONSCRIPTION INFORMATION As October 16 approached, the day designated by the President when 16,500,000 men between the ages of 21-35 registered their names for the selective service draft, young men all over the country such as singer Eddy Howard shown here, studied up on the regulations that may induct them into military life for year. These Men Registered in Hawarden Wednesday Moe Hospital to be Lutheran Home The Moe Hospital was founded in Sioux Falls by Dr.

and Mrs. Anton J. Moe in 1918. Previous to that time Dr. Moe operated a hospital for 16 years at Heron Lake, Minn.

Moe Memorial Hospital and Home will be governed by a South Dakota board of directors under the Lutheran Social Service Association, Inc. The new fireproof convalescent hospital and home will be open to all people of all creeds and nationalities. Old folks and invalids will be cared for in a Christian atmosphere. Edgar Alan Moe, son of Dr. and Mrs.

Moe, is manager and is receiving applications at the office of the hospital at 515 S. Main Sioux Falls, S. D. The association is nonprofit and prices will be within the reach of everyone. Ward Leslie Henry Allen William Franklyn Barnnm Raymond Robert Bellock Aagast John Earnest Botdenow Odis Gail Gny Roy Boyles Loren Louis Bryson Merle Willard Bryson Raymond Albert Buol Charles V.

Cain Clarence Carr Dan Henry Can- Marion Harold De Kock Frank Eugene De Vries Gifford William Dougherty Richard Carlyle Garrett Robert Wilfred Garrett John Harmelink Floyd Descille Hendricks Raymond Ralph Herman Anfin Knutson Charles Edward Lowell Lyle McAninch Lloyd LeRoy McGuire Ernest Henry Meins Lawrence Thomas Muth Edward Wilbur Reece Gerlof Steinfort Merle Storts Charles Edward Strong Fred J. Van Sickle Leonard Van Muyden Hubert Visser Francis Vogelzang Lancelot Birl Walker Just Frank Wallace Gailon Arthur Waterman Nolen Ellsworth Waterman Lyle Dealton Wheeler Elmer Alfred White John Leroy Wilkison Ward Eber Joseph Aldrich Eugene Conrad Aldrich Glenn Benedict Aldrich Leo Everett Amen Bernard Herbert Anderson Duane Edson Anderson George Andrew Anderson Albert Clifford Baugus Adolph Meyer Berg Russell Wayne Brown Thomas Edward Burke Gilbert Cain Paul Carriger Richard Palmer Conway Oakes Covvey Charles West Dawson Alex Joseph Doohen David Shrake Gearhart Colis Robert Grems John Thomas Halloran Edward Harmelink Edward Harskamp Harold Melvin Heldt Perry Floyd Hudson David Jacobs Itkin Ed Charles Jacobe Lewis William Jacobe Howard Clifford Janvrin Levi Nathaniel Johnson Lloyd Martin Johnson Robert Elmer Johnson Edward Thomas Kass John L. Klay Noble Melvin Knutson Bernard Lawrence Koob Joseph John Koob Anthony John Lankhorst Jacob Benjamen Lankhorst Lowell Wilbur Larson Clyde Amos LeVan Monroe Charles Lundberg Dennis Wayne McDonald Kenley Miles McDonald Robert Blair McDonald Lawrence Frederick Meeter Kenneth Mervin Meland Kenneth Everhart Miller Floyd Leonard Nelson Charles Grant Newman Glenn Lewis Olsen Roy Parker We want your job printing. BRIGHT LIGHT With this new lantern, believed to be the brightest portable lantern in the world, pretty Ida Sherman lights a night target for Fred Marx. The new lantern, invented by Jackson Burgess, Chicago, is 180 times as powerful as the best two cell flashlight.

It is possible to read a newspaper by its light a halt away. Many defense uses are for- seen for the lantern, especially as an emergency light for airplanes. Mortem Henry Peters Edwin Albert Peterson Alvin T. Powell Darold Wilton PoKrell Harold Thomas Saynle Jeffrey Telline Richardson Lowell W. Riddell Walter Leon Scnlueter Edward Leonard Schoenrock Pan! Dietrich Sehwiesow William Howard Senft Arol Conway Sipes Leonard Jacob Skatrud Donald Lawrence Smith Herbert Bonnell Smith Lawrence Alfred Smith Harry Folton Strong Bayard Arthur Swanson Harold Arthur Somers Glenn Theron Waggoner Harley Nelson Watkins William Wyman Wumkes Hawarden-Logan Precinct George Harrison Abbott Robert Charles Alfred Charles Marvin Anderson Emile Drjrick Anderson Leland Earl Anderson Lloyd Emanuel Anderson Louis Bajema Milo Morton Bedard Melvin Lee Bergsma Andrew Biesbrock Joe Biesbrock Earl Kenneth Bolin John Edson Boyles James Ellis Bray Kenneth Joseph Bray Albert Leon Buol John Hairy Busch Leonard Thomas Cain Wilbert Cain Clifford Morris Coleman Robert Kenneth Collins Clarence Edward Cooper Hugh Eugene Cooper Adrian DeBie Frank Michael De Zoete Leo Alfred De Zoete Dick Dirksen Robert David Dutton Elvin Lyle Easton James Lewis Edmunds William Milton Edmunds William Herbert ElmStt George Embrock William Carl Embrock Stanley Charles Fagre William Theodore Fandel Willis Dwight Frank Winslow Charles Gergen Wayne Arthur Gilman Vincent Garner Goebel Kenneth Elven Green Ben Hamersma Floyd John Hansen Andrew Harmelink Franklin Marion Harry William Martin Hartman Arnold Delos Hendricks Clyde Franklin Hout Leslie Leon Hout Elmer Frank Jacobs Ray William Jacobs Mervin Gordon Jensen Sophus Jensen Vernon Earl Jensen Clarence Albert Johnson Claude Edward Johnson Arthur Oral Jones William Henry Jones Milo William Jurgensen Keaven Michael Kane La Mont Leo Kane Vinton P.

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Prfees to suit you. Let us recondition yotir haif tfith aft ABHAO hot ofl steam treatment before your new wate. Ask about otif special on Mondays and Tuesdays. For the next two weeks we will give an oil mask facial free with each shampoo and fingerwave. HILDA'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone Hawafden, Iowa Orlin William Siedenburg Roy George Smith Cletus Joseph Sonthwick Howard Stephens Velmar Roy Stevens Lyle Clarence Stickel Charles Rauworth Storm Floyd Al Storts Arthur Raymond Strong Floyd William Strong Lloyd Edward Strong Elmer Lawrence Talsma John Albert Talsma Harold Edmond Thode Clayton Bobb Thompson Edmund Higman Towns Howard William Troyk Rexford Harding Truesdell Forest Maynard Tysdal Roy Charles Vanderham Martin Van Holland George Wayne Venard Leland Bernard Vernon Thomas J.

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and Mrs. A. R. Laudi gathered at their home to help Mrs. Laudi celebrate her birthday.

On Wednesday afternoon a number of ladies gathered at her home for the same purpose. Lunch was served at both times by the self invited guests. Mrs. A. R.

Laudi was an Akron visitor one day last week. Harry Dalgliesh visited with relatives here one day last week. Ralph Becker returned to Yankton where employed as Shocked to learn of the death of Mrs. Otto Leiff, mother of Albert Leiff, Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Sorgdrager and twin sons were guests of her mother Tuesday evening. Chris Schiefen was in town Wednesday and looked after the registration of those in the draft age. Mrs. W. J.

Kelley and baby and Mrs. G. H. Schafer visited Tuesday afternoon in the Elvie Easton home. Mrs.

H. B. Dalgliesh returned Monday evening from Sioux City where she had visited with relatives and friends. Lyle and Lowell Stinton, Dolores Vander Hamra and Maxine Lake called on the formers' mother Saturday evening. Jake Vogelzang visited Monday with his brother, Frank Vogelzang.

Fred Vogelzang of Alcester was in town the same day. The Chatsworth ball team played the Ha warden ball team 'Tuesday afternoon It was a pretty close game but the Hawarden team finally won out. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schumacher and Don of Sioux City visited with relatives here one day last week.

Mr. Schumacher remained for a longer visit while the others returned home the same evening. Mrs. Frank Vogelzang entertained 17 ladies of a clxfb from Plymouth county last Friday afternoon. Luken was the leader.

In conclusion the hostess assisted by her daughters, Carmen and Elnore, served lunch. 1939 CHAMPION Official Tests Iowa State College. Iowa 939 awarded Banner Trophy in State Yield Test. Yielded 16.9 per cent more corn than average Hybrids. Yielded 20,8 bushels more corn than open pollinated Certified 999 $3.75 per bushel Indiana 432 $4,50 per bushel JroL 751 $4.50 per bugbel U- 8.

65 $5,50 per bushel 44 $5.50 per bushel 931 $3.75 per bushel 939 Bound per bushel All tfeis rajsed Union county, S. IX "Quality Hybrids prices Ygp Qan Afford DALTON IMP. OQ,.