Over the County News Roundup of Local Visitors and Moves
W A Cromrine visits county seat Saturday while Mabel Gremmels travels from Estherville to visit relatives. Mary Gaughlin from Emmetsburg provided music for Thursday's dance as Mr and Mrs John Paulsen hosted friends Friday. Mr Bigelow of Estherville called on residents Saturday. Fred Spies spent a day in Emmetsburg last week. J A Fleming sold his livery stock to Wm Meredith and plans to move to eastern Colorado with land ambitions. Masters buys Ben Meredith residence and will relocate to town. A Spies returns from Oregon after a month land seeking. Larsen Ferguson and Dons visit Emmetsburg Monday. G M Larsen rides to Estherville Friday. Osheres visit Estherville with Osher of this place spending time there. Mrs Wi Foster of St Paul visits friends in town. Dr Osher of Chicago arrives and visits his brother Dr Osher here. returns Tuesday evening. Miss Willame of Setherville visits. Foley’s Honey and Tar promoted as safe cough remedy amid cheap imitations. R HW Stratemerer.
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W. A. Cromrine
Ceat
Mabel Gremmels
Estherville
EM. Carney
Emmeteburg
Mies Mary Gaughlin
Emmelstarp
Afr
John Paulaen
Mr. Bigelow
Fred Spies
J. A. Fleming
Wm. Meredith
Fleming
Colorado
Masters
Ben Meredith
A. Spies
Oregon
Mesere
Larsen Fergueen
Dons
Emmetsburg
G. M. Larsen
Mrs. Osher
Mra Osher
Wi. Foster
St. Paul
George
Local notes from Emmetsburg and area
Daily items from Emmetsburg and nearby towns include visitors and travels of Mie J A Jones, John Beng and families from Minnesota, Thanksgiving visits by several locals, and shopping trips. Also mentioned are classified ads and notices about real estate, livestock, and a Black Hand style gang discovery in Sioux City with threats to families and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Licht
Arthur Premo
Marran Thurston
Premo
Mould
Prema
West Benry D West Benry D social notes in town
Miss Was Smith left Saturday for GalensMllineis to spend winter with relatives. Earl Cobb Thanksgiving with relatives in town. Ben McFarland family Thanksgiving at Rodman. Mrs Packard and daughter Mil dred Cedar Falls visited Miss Helen here last week. Dan O'Neil and wife Marengo visited Friday. Ed Colling Iowa Falls visited parents several days. Ms Blake and sister Mabel McKnight visited Sunday. Miss Ida Haberger went Brit Saturday to begin school Monday. Mies Pearl Crieman left Story City Sunday after home visit. 5 F Barrett and sister Jennie left for Newton funeral of brother in law. Frank Lotgen attended Livermore dance. Miss Josie Lotgen began new school duties Reardon district Monday. Don Price night operator local telephone exchange. Chas Anicker wife proud parents of baby Birlegince Wednesday. Cleve Carter went to Iowa Falls Saturday night returns Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Was“ Smith
GalensMllineis
Earl Cobb
Ben McFarland
Rodman
Packard
Mildred
Cedar Falls
Helen
Dan O'Neil
Marengo
Ed Colling
Jows Falll
Mies
Pearl Crieman
Story City
F. Barrett
Jennie
Newton
Frank Lotgen
Livermore
Josie Lotgen
Reardon
Don Price
Chas
Anicker
Cleve Carter
Iowa Falls
Jury Deadlocked in Case Involving Minister and Banker
Judge Smith McPherson presided in a United States case where a jury failed to reach a verdict against Reverend Swill accused of attempting to extort money from banker Corned by spreading a story about his relationship with a choir girl. The jury stood 11 to 1 for conviction and the case will be tried again at the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith McPherson
Rev
Swill
Corned
Swit
Tragedy Aboard Dredge In icy Slough Waters
Two men crossing a slough near Manson were swept into nine feet of icy water when their skiff capsized. Jack Whitby, 21, could not swim and drowned after the dredge engine drowned out their cries. the fireman barely reached shore after a brutal struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Whitbey
Purgatory Slough
Manson
Way
Whitney
Man at Waterloo Candy Factory Hurled by Shaft Injury
Roy Campbell, an engineer at the Waterloo candy factory, escaped a near fatal accident when his arm was caught in a rapidly turning shaft. He was dragged around as beams struck him, and witnesses hesitated to raise the alarm until the machine was stopped. Campbell required clothing removal to be freed. The report also mentions various court actions and a holiday college football game score, but the primary focus remains Campbell’s accident and miraculous survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Campbell
Waterloo
Campbell
Campbells
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New York
Graettinger
Dr. Osher
Chicago
Miss Willame
Setherville
Miss Osher
Foley
R. HW. Stratemerer
Mie
J. A. Jones
Qsei
John Beng
Minnesota
James Salisbury
Emmersburg
Dora Pugsley
Exometeburg
Sanday
John B Davidson
Luverne
Minnie Young
Jeanie Agnew
Borg
F. H. Wells
C. H. Smith
Ossian
Iowa
Dr. Woodbridge
Depew
Jay Geteon
Mrs Prank Satter
Ellsworth
Andrew Satter
DeMouth
Harrison
Thomspeon
Qleson
O'Halloran
Ewweteburg
Ed Aukewa
Exonietshourg
Henry Agnew
Emimetsburg
J. F. Werwicks
Dealy & Co
Great Oak Township
James Barns
Deany & Co
R. H. Stratemeyer & Co
Alberta
Canada
Minneapolis
Letherbridge
O. W Kerr Co
Bank of Mpls
Minn
Misa L. V. McNamara
Hoellister
Rocky Mountain
R.A. Stralemeyer & Co
le Paulson
Emmetsburz
Lowe
F. Kerwick
Craty & Co
T. J. Daffy
Uralemever
Black Hand Society
North Dakota
Soux Falls
L. T. Felland & Co
Sioux
Dak
Ms.Blake
Miss Mabel
McKnight
Ida Haberger
Brit
Section 17
Fairfierd Township
Cylinder
Whittemore
Fairville
Baron Perfection
S. J. Quamn
John G. Jenswold
P. V. Hand
Justice of the Peace
Ant
Henry Yody
Vinsas
Frank Lowe
Missouri
Iawa
St. Lais University
Iawa University
Rt Lewis
Phenen
Eliit
Eethiatead Ai
Grand View
Emmmetsburg
Calculateur
T. A. Baldwin
Prop
Col. Mason
Col. Sharpe
Melvin Fisk
J. FP. Tieroan
Auci
Wood Brown
Clerk
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