Church and Society News and Local Notes
Services at the Lutheran church next Sunday morning and evening report strong attendance and praise for Rev R A Walton D D and Prof Eichhorn. Meetings continue to Sunday night before evangelists depart for Armstrong. Free Baptist Christian Endeavor to study church creeds starting Saturday at Mrs Inez Loper’s home. Band 4 of Ladies Aid meets Friday May 24 at Mrs H Eglin. J Holmes missing after hiring a livery to Spirit Lake and returning via Pipestone. suspected derangement after head injury. Mr and Mrs C C Stover welcome a baby boy. Brown family moves to Sibley for work with B C K N. The Iowa hotel opening Friday by H N Rohde with Morris Trent as landlord. Ruthven beats Estherville 11 to 10 at fairgrounds. Improvement Club plants park flowers. Wanted a competent girl for light housework at Mrs M K Waelan’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
R. A. Walton
D. D
Eichhorn
Walton
Armstrong
The
Free Baptist Church
Inez Loper
J. Holmes
Henry Jones
Spirit
Lake
Superior
First National Bank
Luke
Pipestone
Ketherville
Gao. Brown
Sibley
C. K
Fair Grounds
Ruthven
Estherville High School
Estherville
Estherville Social Roundup Shows Wide Ties
A stream of visitors and travelers crosses Estherville scenes from South Dakota to Iowa. Mrs. J. R. Coulter of Highmore reports friendly calls, while Rev. W. H. Knowlton heads to Des Moines for church council. Senator Trewin and many others roam the region, with bets of travel, visits, and lingering notices of illness and funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Coulter
Highmore
South Dakota
Estherville
W. H. Knowlton
Des Moines
Iowan Council
The
Episcopal Church
M. J. Lamberton
Traverse County
Minnesota
Estherville approves new power plant and ball team outlook
The council agreed to purchase two 125 hp Fitzgibbons boilers, a 220 hp Corliss engine, a 100 kW incandescent dynamo, a 55 200 cp arc dynamo, and 40 lamps for a modernized plant to be ready by September 1. An 40 by 62 ft addition will house engines and dynamos, linked by a jack shaft for flexible operation. Cost totals about 813,000, with plans to wire 8000 lamps and maintain separate street lighting. Also noted is A. V. Davidson’s Philippine service and Estherville’s rising baseball prospects led by P. R. Fullenweider and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light and Water Works
Fitzgibbons
H. P. Corliss
Twin City Iron Works
Minneapolis
Fort Wayne Electrical Co
Clicut
Corliss
Iowa
Estherville
Local meeting draws modest crowd with strong papers
The Saturday teachers meeting drew a small attendance but proved productive with several papers read and discussed. The High School orchestra impressed, while W R Ocheleine bought a half interest in C Franzenberg's meat market, gaining a reputation as the city's best cutter. Ammon and Brown contract for new machinery at their touring mill, expanding capacity to 100 barrels daily and promising flour quality unmatched by major mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Davidson
Bedford
Iowa
H. H. David
Mr. Davidson
Philippines
Fifty-first Iowa
U. S. Volunteer Service
Davidson
United States
W. R. Ocheleine
C. Franzenberg
Ocheleine
Ammon & Brown
Williams and Anderson plan Estherville oatmeal mill
Local promoters Jo Hardie Ammon and Brown aim to form a 25000 dollar stock company to equip a 220 barrel capacity oatmeal plant north of the city power house to be water powered most of the year. A Sioux City mill backer is optimistic about the site and the project would create a local market for oats and jobs. Memorial Day observance guidance is also urged by officials and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Jo Hardie
Ammon & Brown
Estherville
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Merchandise
Leibsohn & Greenberg, Props
Monarch
Elgin
Monarchs
Mleelee
Viking Clothing Store
NAU Brothers
Church and Society
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
H. Eglin
West Lincoln St
C. C. Stover
M. K
WaeLan
W. Chambers
U.S. Company
Senator Trewin
Allamakee County
Lizzie Hough
Compton
Illinois
Lewis Braithwaite
G. M. Nicholson
Stella Chamberlain
Newbery Mercantile
Thompson
Johce
St. Ansgar
United Norwegian Lutheran Church
O. H. Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Clayton Carpenter
Geo. Schaad Jr
G H. Woodhouse
Chambers
Mr. Woodhouse
Deeeased
Belle Chambers
Citay
A. W. Swett
Jo Carberry
H. W. Koehler
Alexander McRae
Brookings County
Nebraska
Geo. Lyman
John Montgomery
West Okoboji
F. E. Sherman
Atlantic
Heilemier
Terris
Sherman
Belle Nardie
Vity
David
Shepherd Boy
Barbara Blair
M. M. Knapp
Mable
Emmetsburg
Lee
C. H. Fugle
Duluth
O. D. Barnum
C. C
W.P. Galloway
State Dental Association
Clear Lake
GC. C. Galloway
D. P. Roberts
Fred Roberts
Chas. Grant
Luverne, Minnesota
Chas. Rootis
Herman
Jas. Jensen
W. H. Jensen
Jennie Ellerston
F. L. Greer
Bloomington
Wisconsin
W. H. Woodhouse
My. Chambers
John Sundren
Chicago
City Council
A. ¥. Davidson
Fifty -First Iowa
P. R. Fullenweider
KR. B. Cain
Sargent Bevan
Harvey Cox
J. A. Cain
Ross Jones
Lee Ga
H. Richman’s
Eli
Markwis
Richtmyer Bros
Choleist Meats
Fish and Game
Alghest
Uion
LE. J. Breda
Es- Sherville
Grand Army
E.J. Bixen
Gilbertsen Bros. Fibschn & Greenberg
Ammon & Brown, Ratherville
Own
Potter County
A. Nichols
Ratherville
Lowa
Fred H. Richman
Laws
Towa
Saya
Burnett Mann
Levanna
Williams & Anderson
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