Local notices and weather from West Bend Journal
Commencement exercises at the Qpere house announced for Friday. Next week Wednesday marks the Woodman picnic. Mr Mallahan leaves the Democrat office for a permanent post in New Ulm. West Bend Journal urges coolness and cleanliness during a smallpox epidemic. A wind storm between Rock Rapids and Lester destroys buildings and claims a life, with heavy rain. Eighty residences rise in the city, plus $50,000 in new business blocks underway. Dr Wm A Seeley visits Be therville seeking a location and is impressed by the town. I Stanhope recounts a runaway team experience causing bruises but recovery. Mrs Juhl, 84, dies. funeral held with Rev Ginn. Terris Tribune notes an Estherville man’s fishing trip yields a seven-pound basa. wife retorts hers weighs ten pounds and mocks him.
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Qpere House
Mallahan
Democrat
New Ulm
West Bend Journal
Rock Rapida
Lester
Betherville
Ottosen
Weat
Health and electric light rules urged for Estherville
Health ordinance backed as essential for Estherville to curb diphtheria and smallpox amid polluted water and poor sanitation. Electric light policy reforms set higher meter adoption, license bonds, and price changes, with a shift toward per meter usage and a minimum monthly charge. Public notices also touch rent guidance, a medical ad, and local ads for Ellsworth College summer sessions and store promotions.
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Estherville
Fssue
State Board of Health
Railroad Excursion Rates and Pan American Exposition Offers
Notice details reduced fare excursion tickets on multiple railways for trips to many states and Canada, with dates, agents, and offices for further information. Includes Homeseekers' excursions, Pan-American Exposition promotions, Milwaukee and St. Louis rapid rates, and Nickel Plate Road plans to Buffalo.
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SN. Ry
Nack Palo
Pan American Expositotonco
B.Y
Mich
National Educational Association
Louisville
Knights Temple
WN. Ry
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Minneapolis & St. Louis
R. R
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minneapolis & 8&. Louis
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad
Buffalo
Nickel Plate Road
Chicago
John
Calahan
Adams Street
Buffalo Exposition
View Nickel Plate Road
Ameri Glub
Ste
van Buren
Pucille Ave
John Y. Calahan
Adamis St
Exposition
Zeiw
Railway Timetables Show Irregular Midwest Trains
From Estherville and surrounding lines the Nov 19 1899 timetable details northbound and southbound departures of passenger and freight trains, including local freights and daily variations with notes about Sunday exceptions, station agents M E Winn and Geo W Nicholson. The report also mentions a Boston man’s marriage and Dr King’s New Life Pills offered by Williams & Anderson’s drug store.
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Boston
Dr. King
Williams & Anderson
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Best Dairy
Ramona
Iowa
Viking
NAU Brothers
Joe Kirby
Williams & Anderson, Only Co
Elsworth College
Iowa Falls
Emmet
Ellsworth College
Hardin County Normal Institute
J. D.stout
Gerberich Music Store
W. K. Haviland
Armonk
N. Y
Ilgees & Anderson
Jawa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Burtington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway
Abbott
Messrs. Hten & Brooks
Tow Te
Alabanmia
Arkiwasis
Arizona
British Columbia
Canadboan Northwest
Colorado
Florida
Georgit
Idaho
Indiana Territory
Ilowa
Kansas
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Louisina
Mountoba
Michigan
Missouri
Mississippi
Montana
New
Woodwen
Burlington, Cedar Rapids&Northern
Mitherville
Forest City
Ates
M. E. Winn
Minneapolis & St Louis
Paasenger
Dally
Geo. W. Nicholson
G. Myerly
Bargent Bevan Myerly & Bevan
Masonte Block
Estherville, du
Geo. W. Adams
L.T. Hauberg
Oransky Jork
E.b.soper
Allen D. R. Alexander
Allen & Alexander
Emmet County
W. Oils
Penn Crim & Penn
Lincoln
Estherville, Io
A. Mouting
Morling & Allen
Albro Blank
A. K. Allen
W. Bachman
First National Bank
South First Baptist Church
RM. McDowell
Ortheopathic
Klopp Building
Lice Stinson
Sweet Home Bakery
Lincoln Street
Geng Hg I
Wetmore
Ite Merite
Amerton
John Malverson
Masonic Block
Franzenburg & Oehrlein
Odd Fellows
Pilla
Dean Drug Co
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