Republican notes and local events in Estherville
Estherville notes cover Mayday travel by the M and St L work train en route to Greenville, a Jeptha Chapter R A M degree meeting, band concert plans, polling and candidacy news, railroad track work, Odd Fellows anniversary plans, local visits, express rail schedules, Commemoration Day events, births and weddings, and assorted community updates including insurance, banking, and street notices.
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Greenville
Jeptha
Local Notes Highlight Ames Area Social Scene
Jas Barnum returns to Ames for summer from college while Jo Warner comes home from Albert Lea. Many residents visit towns nearby for family and lodge events including N B Egbert attending a Masonic grand lodge meeting in Cedar Rapids as North Star lodge representative. Visitors arrive from California and Iowa Falls as well as Emmetsburg for family events and travel for work or leisure.
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John Montgomery
New York
Europe
Wallingford
Lou Woods
J. Wilson
Gruettinger
Little Folka
Mable Blakey
Aast
Misa
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Company
Cedar Rapids, Garner & Northwestern
Hayfield
Titontae
John Morrisey
Sioux Falls
Misa Maud Heiseman
Miss el
Sir Titus
Maple Hill
Estherville
Jo Warner
Albert Les
Tom Brandt
Town Falls
N. B. Egbert
Cedar Rapids
Masonic Grand Lodge
North Star Lodge No
A. F
A. M
C. C. Loomis
California
Mra. L
Mra. C. C. Doolittle
Religious and social notices fill Emmet county page
Church service and social events listed including First Barrier church preaching by Rev J A Sutton Nashua, Woman's League lawn social at Mrs H H Doolittle June 1, and M E church Foreign Missionary Society meeting June 1. Children's Day exercises at Free Baptist Church June 3 with a long program. Memorial day ceremonies in Emmet county recounting dead soldiers with detailed roll. cemetery services at Oak Hill and East Side. Local ad for Gerber Music Store sewing machines with trade-ins.
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Ellendale
Cedar Rapids
Robt. Williams
S. H. Simmons
Jas. Brady
Jellendale
Supt. Ward
W. P. Ward
M. M. Knapp
Mr. Tiffany
Chas
Estherville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Opera House
Larson
Little Rock Free Lance
Republican
Democrat
Alice Stinson
Northwestern University, of
Chicago
Riceville
Iowa
South Ninth Street
John Johnck
Algons
Judge Quarton
Emmetaburg
Graettinger
Algona
Milwaukee
Judge Qu
First Barrier Church
J. A. Sutton
Nashua Sn
Woman's League of the Presbyterian Church
H. H. Doolittle
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Clarence Parker
Lough’s
Wm. Evans
Presbyterian Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Des Moines
Sixth Streets
G. A.B
Woman’s Relief Corps
Co. M. A
G. A. RB
East Side
W. BR. C
Emmet County
Meat price agreement by Brice establishment
A small group of retailers including D. M. Clump C. Pranzenburgh A. A. Bixby and F. Hinz announces a price agreement for meat products effective June 1 1900. The notice lists sirloin steak plate meat boiling beef rib roast sausage pork steak shoulder roast and chuck steak among items to be maintained at set prices.
Dr King New Life Pills Boost Brain and Ambition
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King New Life Pills as improving stomach and liver function to grant increased strength and a clear brain. It promises a new feeling and higher ambition for 25 cents, sold by Williams & Anderson druggists.
Grocery ad listing jams and fruits by price
Pure Fruit Jam red raspberry and strawberry varieties offered. Pure Apple Butter three pound stone jar priced 25 cents and 15 cents. Includes michigan Concord grapes eight to ten pounds. Local grocery specials presented in a compact market notice.
One Dollar Shirts Offer Better Shirts for a Dollar
Local shop promotes one dollar shirts claiming to provide a slightly nicer shirt than typical one dollar purchases. The ad emphasizes value and improved quality for the dollar.
Tycoon Tea and Canned Soups Ad
An old style ad touts canned soups as convenient cheap and high quality with varieties like vegetable beef and tomatoes. It promotes Tycoon tea as a leading brand since 1878 claiming purity and value with trade mark packaging and a price of 50 cents per pound, noting one pound yields over 200 cups.
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Band Boys
Ww. Hallam
Sioux City
I. J. Atwood
Undertakers
Waterloo
Hoffer
Ireland
Hofter
Henry Knoch
Kansas City
Missouri
Pacific Ry
Seneca
Kansas
Kangis City
Omaha
New Ulm
Odd Fellows
Emmetsburg
W. M. Hubbard
Wilburt
Minnesota
Algany
Martin County
Hubbard
Vandeburg Post G. A. R
Kumetsburg
T. W. Harrison
Topeka
Excelstor Springs
Grippe
Potter Uaty
S. Oak
M. J. Kelley
R. A. Barron & Co
Oransky-Miller
Hal Ackland
Einwalter
Armstron
Wright
Episcopal Sunday School Pic
Jo Hardie
Willie Halvorson
Iin
Havelock
R. B. Cain
M. Zoll Leamon
Wapello
Jessie Ridley
Baptist
Blakey Spring
E. B. Hall
Mre
J. A. Clausen
Neosho
Wisconsin
Berdie Brown
the Vindicator
C. A. Williams
Superior
Wm. Everts
A. Everts
Garbotteke Music Store
Jas. Barnum
Ames College
A. C. Myhre
Shriners
Washington
East Side Cemetery Society
Bemis
Mesdames Hauge
Williams, O'Neil
Wetherell
Amundson
Barron
Odd, Fellows
Towa Falls
Knoll
Iowa Falls
Chauncey Ammon
Nebraska
J.P. Kirby
Church and Society
the Free Baptist Church
Ores
Onoit Beckson
Flossie Holmes
Vox
Bamra Carson
Dora Leaher
Idley
Cluas
Abbie Coon
Ella Linke
ale Hidleyer+Parole
Lucas Nelife
Etta Ridley
Tilda Holmquist
Clase
Aiseereeys sAhmond Stone
George
Grover McCall
Roy Lesher
Roland Westcott
Dors Lesher
Ida Elias
Walter Johnson
Kaland Westcott
Grace
Pearl Bilewa
Myrtle Anderson
Baby Osmaiani
Usman Anfonson
Ia Inft
Reyno
Sid NY Inft
John Clark
Nelson Hamlin
Eugene K. Ridle
Ja Lien Algernon H. Ridley
Isang Hintteen
Ry Stedman
O. Hibbard
Dieudar A. Salisbury
John Arbogant
John Wilson
Ator
Tate
Armstrong Cemetery
Ewen BR. Campbell
George W. Burkhand
George Murray
W. FE. Bullington
Gerber Music Store
D. M. Clump, C. Pranzenburug, A.A. Bixby, F. Hinrz
FeraGloves Os
Gratis
Madras
Amsterdam
Aleo
With Ritts
Suat
Portage County
Ohio
Baldwin Appies
Van
E. T. Hobbin
Estherville, Iowa
Monarch
Japan Tea
Crin Sons &Co
Nau Beathers
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