Return to the Insane Asylum in High Lake Township
Mrs. Martin Anderson of High Lake township is returned to the insane asylum for the sixth time after the death of her father. She was first adjudged insane February 25, 1885 and sent to Independence. She recovered and returned home in 1686 but worsened and was sent back. Since then she has been sent to the asylum four times. Her brothers Albert Davidson and Mrs. Paulson of Emmetsburg are named. She was taken to Independence by Sheriff Pullen with her husband.
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Martin Anderson
High Lake Township
Independence
Albert Davidson
Paulson
Emmetsburg
Wichita
Kan
Carrie Nation
Wilhite
James Day
Wilbur Jones
Milwaukee depot at Arnold's Park and lake pier starts
Spirit Lake area reports the Milwaukee people begin erecting a new depot at Arnold's Park and a stone and concrete pier with a restaurant. The project uses 100000 shingles for the restaurant and aims for a top dock. timetable shifts indicate June changes on Burlington lines via Germania and Albert Lea. A Des Moines lunch car to the lakes will serve en route to Rockwell City next summer, with summer trains to Spirit Lake Okoboji and back. The box elder bug pest spreads, with the US Department of Agriculture advising kerosene emulsion sprays and hot water treatment to curb damage. New library books and local ads round out the issue.
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Spirit Lake Herald
Milwaukee
Arnold's Park
Des Moines
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Lakes
Rockwell City
Spirit Lake
Okoboji
United States Department of Agriculture
Division of
Washington
Pennsylvania
Stone Walla
Perkins withdraws from Iowa governor race
The Sioux City Journal reports Gro D Perkins withdrawing from the Iowa gubernatorial race after Edwin A Conger expressed willingness to be nominated. Perkins cites unity, party integrity, and avoidance of division as reasons, praising Conger and leaving the decision to Republican voters in the Eleventh District. Carrie Nation's insanity dominates Wichita dispatch with details of confinement, bonds, and grief over her brother's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Cf
Geo. D. Perkins
Sioux City
Journal of Today
Edwin A. Conger
United States
Iowa
Republican Party
Gro, D. Perkins
Six Days Parochial Mission at Grace Church Opens
Grace Church hosts a six day mission led by Rev W T Jackson with morning Holy Communion and sermons on the origin of the church and What the Episcopal Church Stands For The program includes afternoon Bible readings by Rev Dr Jackson and evening sermons by missioners The rector W H Knowlton invites all and offers a question box and private consultations from four to five thirty each afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
W.T. Jackson
T. F. Bowen
Dr. Jackson
Episcopal Church
W. H. Knowlton
Resolutions of Respect for W Ayers from Esthurville Camp No 75
Resolutions record the passing of neighbor W. Ayers on April 1001. The camp honors his faithful Woodcraft, fraternal conduct, and public spirit, pledging support to his widow and children, mourning the loss with full records and a family copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Esthurville
Ayers
Wuenkas
Nelehbor W.C. Ayers
Pulahuns
Eltizun
KJ. Stephens
H. Eiaiee
Dean Drug Co offers plants and flowers for spring use
Readers are invited to Dean Dros Co for yard plants and flowers with low prices. The slogan promises quality and suited selections. Another note highlights a large selection and customer satisfaction at Dean Drug Co for garden needs.
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The
Dean Drug Co
Dean Dros Co
Crop Report for Week Ending April 29 1801 Des Moines Iowa
Des Moines reports ideal farm conditions with above normal temperatures and scant rainfall. Small grain emerging well, sod plowing progress, corn planting beginning in southern counties, and pastures improving. Foliage rapid, fruit trees blooming, with weather favorable for germination pending light rainfall. ads promote Iceberg refrigerator trial and Richtmyer Abernathy clothing items.
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Des Moines
Iowa
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Veeberg Refrigerators
Estherville Purniture Company
Atwood
C. F. Atwood
Kraft Clothing Company
Pullen
Ahbarnton
Sloan
J. A. Penick
E. A. Anderson
Stuart & Stuart
W. B. Barjger
Geo. Fancher
Iostead
Iowa Falls
Burlington
Germania
Albert Lea
Forest City
St. Paul
Estherville
Box Elder
Public Library
Mauri Howe
Hester Stanley
Bt. Marks, Thompson
J. W. Hiley
OrascoLe Spafford
Whitney
Lew Wallace
wAiee Brown
Belinda
Prances
Annu Furyvar Tédady
Jas. Orls the Woodpeckers
Fanny Hardy Eckstorin
Elizabeth
Elinor Glyn
Helen George Barton
Boston
Margaret Alston
Booker T. Washington
Cardinals
Henry Hurland
Richard Yea-and-Nay
Robert Hewlett
Harlet
Ben Hur
Fred H. Richman
Estherville Furniture Co
Perkins
Northern Iowa Grocery Co
Opera House
Prevent
H. A. Holmes
W. A. Hubbard
Snyder
Davis
East Lincoln Street
W. E. Carlson
North Fourth Street
W. P. McPherson
Guy Holmes
Geo. Case
J. C. Lininger
A. C. Brown
J. J. Duffy
J. P. Kirby
AML
Texas
Civco
Fox
Dr. King
J. J. Eager
Williams & Anderson
Newbery Mercantile Co
Estherville, Iowa
Newbery Mercantile Company
Therville, Iowa
Estherville Manufacturing Company
Fred Meyers
Richtmyer & Abernathy
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