Local News Mixes Fire, Weddings, and Ventures
The issue notes several fires damaging public buildings and private property, upcoming weddings and visitors across towns, farm auctions and creameries planning, and civic notes on school buildings, railways, and local ministers. It highlights community figures, shifts in residences, and a busy social calendar for the region.
Emmetsburg Merchants to Close Early in January and February
Merchants of Emmetsburg including Bomm Black Bros J K K Benda James Gawans EF Freeman Shea Williams will close every evening except Saturday during January and February. The notice also honors H C Shadbolt for stockpiling 200 tons of hard coal last spring and thanks him for fair pricing amid a coal scarcity.
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Emmetsburg
Bomm
Black Bros. J. KK
Benda
James Gawans
EF. Freeman
Shea & Williams
H. C. Shadbolt
Big Fire at Ruthven Destroys Nine Buildings
Christmas evening in Ruthven brought its worst fire, sweeping nine business structures from the furnace room of the Central house by 10 30 PM. Water buckets and frozen streams saved several nearby homes while many frame buildings burned. Losses include Luton and Banfield hotel stock, Large drug stock, Central house, and various shops with some insured and others not.
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Ruthven
Dase
Luton & Banfield
Large
J. F. Nolan
Langstaff
Magnus Anderson
J. B. Large
Banfield & Luton
L. T. Barringer
Central House
H. L. Chompson
J. FP. Nelan
Hughes Bros
L. FT. Barringer
Mont-Reeley
Harneas
Panison
Free Press
Tory Knudtson
Cosgrove’s Orchestra at Music Hall January 7
The KR 50th Regiment presents Cosgrove’s Orchestra for an entertainment at Music Hall on Wednesday evening January 7. Prominent performers include Hazel Kirke Strayer and May Hudson with the Cathedral Chime Swiss Bell Quartet, offering first class music and a ball to follow. Reserved seats are 40 cents. hall tickets 50 cents.
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Cosgrove
50Th Regiment
N. U
Music Hall
Hazel Kirke Strayer
Lyric Soprang
Chicago
May Hudson
Cathedral Chime
Swiss Bell Quartet
Sherlock Likes Idaho and Its People
J H Shelock recently returned from Albia to visit his parents during the holidays. He taught at Lost River for over a year and now attends the state normal at Albia. He notes higher wages for teachers in Idaho and describes Mormon communities, polygamy history, and meeting houses used for dancing. Alexander Younie of West Bend has timber investments in Blackfoot. Sherlock praises Idaho’s opportunities for advancing education and mobility.
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John H. Shelock
Albia
Maho
Lost River
Idaho
Utah
Sherlo
John
Alexander Younie
West Bend
Blackfoot
Sherlock
Sho
Lost horse blankets near Emmetshburg asked to be recovered
A note from M A Putnam posts a lost claim about a pair of horse blankets missing between Emmetshburg and seven miles southeast. Finder should leave them at the Democrat office and will receive a liberal reward.
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Emmetshburg
Here
Finder
Democrat
M.A. Putnamm
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Rath Higl
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Jennie Frost
Whittgnore
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Carrall
Sisters of Charity
Clay County Board of Supervisors
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J. W. ‘Walker
Sioux Rapids
Wrimbie
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August Swessinger
Mallard
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England
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
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Henry Gorman
St. Paul
Anton Weinholzer
F. A. Smiley
M. E
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Cedar Rapids
Geo J. Consigney, Jr
Rock Island Company
the Chronicle
Jasper
Shippy
Ayshire
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Avaid
Pocahon- Hus County
Day
Spencer Creamery
Clay County
Palo Alto
S.H. Jacobson
Faifield Township
Nobles County
Minnesota
Palo Alto County
Farmers’ Tribune
Estherville
E. W. Bachman
Richman Drug Store
Bachman
Otto Gielayn
Lebroedes
Monticello
Forester
BR. BE. Jones
James Tobin
Cliss Kathryn Tobin
E. Chadwick
Osgood
Our City
Martin Joynt
Iowa State University
Virigina Cahill
Graettinger
Franklin Peddie
Mrs. Schirmer
Whittemore
Chet Harris
South Dakota
Grachtinger
Birdie Ryan
Miss Montgomery
Edward Arnett
B. E. Reed
John Clary
Mason City
Cham- Derain
Wim. Jones
North Dakota
A. J. Schirmer
Father Costello
M. Carroll
Mr. Aylward
Curlew
Mr. Carroll
Webster City
John O'Brien
dJolm
E. BE. Reet
Christeaas
C. S. McCurry
Farmers’ Institute
Art Dodge
Hhis
E P. McEvoy
Spencer
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Opera House
Albert Steiner
St. Joseph's Court of Foresters
Frank Lodes
John Ruppert
Wim. Schadler
John Namer
B. Sullivan
James McCarty
Davenport
C. R. Kendall
Whittemore Champion
Julia Pay
Louie Laughlin
California
T. F. McCue
Josie McEvoy
Rolfe
Gilmore City
John Lynch
Miss Farley
Eagle Grove
Richard Walsh
Bummersbug
Moran
Charles
P. O'Connor
HE. PB. McEvoy
Ottawa
Canada
Wright
Pakersburg
Mr. Griffin
Red Wing
Edward McNaily
John Griffin
Mary Bailey
James Nolan
Livingston
Montana
P. J. Nolan
St. Thomas College
Minneapolis
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Ati P.m
Henry Finghes
Will
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J. H. Sherlock
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the Post Office Pharmacy
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