Early 1900 Estherville Republican ad and notices
The Estherville Republican issues notices of ads, correspondents wanted, and political commentary. It covers campaign support for Gilbertson for state treasurer, debates on war revenue surplus, and Prohibition critique. It reports local smallpox and diphtheria dangers, a Chicago child’s death, northern fires, and health measures. It lists Ruthven smallpox case, quarantine near Estherville, and a John Doughty farm patient. Also farm market prices, a Graettinger burglary, census enumerators for Emmet county, five indictments by the grand jury, and local real estate promotions by Fletcher & Son in Estherville.
Church and Society Gatherings and Suppers
A church supper in the opera house block on May 4 funds church pews. Episco pal services scheduled for next Sunday at 8 pm. The Coming Menu of America lodge plans a future entertainment. The Ladies Aid and the W R K C host a supper in Fletcher basement on April 24, 10 cents, proceeds to Mr Everett. The Women’s League of the Presbyterian church offers a 25 cent supper April 27 at the Beehive store, with menu items listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Episcopal Church
America
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
W. RK. C
Fletcher
Mr. Everett
Womens’ League of the Presbyterian Church
South Sixth Street
Neighborhood Gossip and Local Notices in Center Township
Community updates from Center township include smallpox shut schools in Jack Creek, Mrs. Dahike, Miss Bovsal d and sister visiting Ruth, and services at Realter school house next Sunday. Dr Davis attends Mr Barra ill with smallpox. John York visited Dablke's. Republicans meet at Swan Lake school house April 27 to elect delegates for county convention. Seeding nears completion and grain is in fine shape. QC Fuller families at Blairgowrie grove after Lowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Carl Dahlke
Jack Creek
Martha Dahike
Bessie ‘Bovsald
Ruth
Fred Barra
Dr. Davis
John York
Dablke
Japa Flear
Edna Lowenburg
Center Township
Swan Lake
Attherville
H Lathrop
E. Fuller
Old Bros
Grover area notes farming, schools, and repairs
The report covers poor road conditions after rain, a new engine for H B Colt in Grover, and six months to complete shop work. It lists local visitors, school activities with Miss Youngman, seed corn advice, animal incidents including a killed horse, and various village trades. An upcoming reorganization of the Center ball nine is noted along with an article tease in McClure's Magazine and a Bucklen’s Arnica Salve ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Colt
Grover
M. M. Jenking
Gherburn
H. Rowland
Blue Earth City
Minn
Mr. Jenkins
H. Lathrop
Albert Irwin
Ja McLaren
J. Merriott
Geo. Grems
Finlay
A. M. Brown
Harvey Bros
Plymouth Rocks
I’. H. Lathrop
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ality
Price
H. Oransky & CO
France
Masonic Block
Jenkins & Nichols
Estherville
Iowa
Trigeeneercereenes AO
G. 5
Gilbertson
Forest City
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago
Minnesota
Ontario
Ruthven
Board of Health
Jack [Creek
John Doughty
John Paugh
Fred Barr
Oskaloosa
Paugh
Vor Sale
Fifth St
Henry M. Kesselring
Hove
Graettinger
Emmetsburg
Whittemore
Emmet
A. Armstrong Grave
Armstrong Lowd
Chas Heer
Center
Swan
Arthur Pitcher
Denmark
Johnson Ellsworth
Eromet
G. F. Schaud
Fibherville
Mel Esther Vite Ae
Sands
Tutison High Lake
iMie
Lok Ne Lowa Lake
Lineuin
Slark
Jas
Callahan
Rediver
North
South Dakota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Esthervilig
Eunmiet County
Lowa
Oransky
Joransxy
Bromley
Church and Society
Ladies Aid Society of the Free Baptist Church
Jacky
BBS Angels
Hoprig
Realter School
Ruth Scott
J. Lerdall
Aftamily
Miss Youngman
John Caylor
Armstrong
Robert Woods
Mies Mary West
Wilder
Center Ball Nine
McClure’s
Earl Mayo
C. D. Isbill
Morgantown
Tenn
Bucklen
Williams
Anderson’s
Williams & Anderson
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