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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1900
Page
2
The Marmet county Republicans unanimously adopted resolutions supporting Forest City resident G. S. Gilbertson for state treasurer. He is described as capable and worthy, with strong support building for his candidacy.
Algona Iowa on April 18 1900 Mrs Caroline A Inghram reports taking Hood's Sarsaparilla to overcome languid feeling as warmer weather arrives calling it an excellent tonic and noting thousands praise it.
Local items note smallpox cases in Worthington and Brit along with other town news. Pension bureau exam for P. P. Barron at Emmetaburg, sub contractors on B C R and N line at work, and Shriners conclave in Washington on late-month agenda. Wishing thanks for a charity supper, new stamp books, and marriage licenses issued. Reports of supper poisoning, skeleton tale, sewer talks, Des Moines meeting, and various local moves and arrivals.
Local notes from Grover, Estherville, Armstron g, and nearby areas detail visits, church plans, smallpox vaccination efforts, home improvements, farm work, and a string of social calls. Mentioned are Lindberghs? (unreadable), L. L. Lawrence & Co selling an elevator, Postmaster mail issues, and births with a new baby boy for Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sevatson on April 26.
John Andrews will work for C E Fuller this season. Last Saturday N A Andrews sold to M W Atwood his fine driving team for 250 dollars. Sam Clean delivering wallpaper. Ground plowing for corn in fine condition. News from Illinois of James Burnett's death. W N Claflin postmaster at Grover visited on official business. Dowden spent Sunday at Yocum's. Fred Strathamie ill. F L Trapp returned from Dakota. Howell family visited Miles home. Elsie Broad returned home to Gruver after two weeks at Trapp's. Larbig and Conner sued. Larbig won. Lough and a Christian minister called. L J Trapp selling or trading two-seated buggy. Mrs Norda Nelson visiting Trapp home. Grandma Weeker visiting Below's. Joe Connor selling cattle. Sunday School at Martin school with four attendees. Tom O'Toole from Emmetsburg visited. Miles set out shade trees. Huntington, Sperbeck, Lambert & Co to install creamery machinery. Carl Jegluns house nearing completion. Huntington Bank nearly ready. J D Sidles finished painting creamery and W Eisenhower's house. W A Eisenhower bought a survey from J Wila. Ben Johnston injured by accidental gun discharge. Callwell surveying to mark line between Eisenhower, Lain and Booth farms. Mrs Harveyge ill and not improving. Sidies' two brothers visited Sunday. Manda Mathwig boards at home and bikes to store. Neville has eighteen boarders. Handgartners visited Eisenhower Sunday. Staddy to plant corn next spring.
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