Short Items of Local Interest in Emmetsburg
John Rehm of Ayrshire and J A Duffy of Des Moines visited Emmetsburg. Freight conductor John Jawkett of Estherville was a visitor. Mrs Vincent Kelly of Graetanger visited her mother Mrs T J Dutly. John Laubenthal of Whittemore was a visitor en route to West Bend. Mrs Join Eaton returned after visiting relatives. Mrs Join Galliger Jr and Duby arrived from Cedar Rapids to visit relatives. Wm Jackson of Hutchinson Minnesota spent time with his father J B Jackson. Miss Anna Weiner came home from Algona. Leonard Waldron of Estherville attended the tournament. Charles Larsen of Hope ND passed through town en route to Cedar Rapids. Mr and Mrs James Collins and baby of Everly were visitors. Collins will be transferred to Dickens.
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John Rehm
Ayrshire
Emsmetsburg
J. A. Duffy
Des Moins
John Jawkett
Estherville
Emmetsburg
Vincent Kelly
Graet- Anger
T. J. Dutly
John Laubenthal
Whittemore
Wext
Join Eaton
Gruettinger
Ewmetsburg
Join Galliger, Jr
Duby
Cedar. Rapids
Wm. Jackson
Hutchinson
Minnesota
J B. Jackson
Anna Weiner
Algona
John Weiner
Leonard Waldron
C.F Waldron
Charles Larsen
Hope
North
Dakota
Cedar Rapide
Alice Mulroney
Mallard
Thos. O’connor
Sheldon
Paul Bacringer
Mason City
Frank Miles
Charles Meyers
Rodman
Dr. Houston
Ruthven
Murer
Celia Kelly
F. X. Cretumeyer
Waverly
Mary Carney
Dubuque
John Carney
Clem Fitzpatrick
St. Louis
Joe Atkinson, Jr
Editeur Christopher of
Palmer
Tribune
C. T. Nolan
Dr. Beatty
Thomas Dawson
Kuumersburg
Aathan Kelly
Graetunger
Father McNerney
Margaret Devine
Reet
Nore
Wm. Gorman
West
Bend
P. &. Jones
A. M. Fish
Cale
Spencer
Dan and
Edward Nolan
Jay Shire
Aily
Justice J. M. Resh
Graettinger
Ed McNally
Maurice
Wm. McNamara
Vic Peterson
Fairmont
Geraldine Bradigan
Edna Hearrity
Adelah Montag
West Bend
Addie Emerick
Clear Lake
R. S. Shaul
H. H. Fish
C. W. Fish
Fish
Farmers’ Shipping Association
Waterloo
Joe Sherlock
Dell Morrison
Guy Eddie
Bernard Nolan
Hawkeye Fair
Fort Dodge
J. F. O'Neill
Plain View
Local notes of Emmetsburg visitors and travels
Emmetsburg and surrounding areas see a flow of visitors and movers. Residents from Mallard Ruthven Graettinger Ayrshire and Fairmont join relatives in Emmetsburg while others travel to Fort Dodge Waterloo and Spencer. A local bank closes a Plain View Minnesota institution prompts concern for residents including J F O’Neill and Norbert O’Neill.
Palmer's Minneapolis success and local church events
W S Palmer, an Emmetsburg native now in Minneapolis, attended J D McCarty's funeral and reported strong growth there. He owns several profitable properties and notes many former locals in the Twin Cities. Palmer's family is healthy and active. Back home, church activities include Sunday services, Luther League, Ladies Aid, choir practice, Busy Bees meeting, and Buster program rehearsals with upcoming sermons on Why I Believe the Bible is God Word.
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Luther League
Ladies’ Aid
Geo. Nelson
Casey
Hans Jensen
Vernestere
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy Ad Text
An ad promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound for darkening hair naturally. It claims gray hair disappears after one or two applications, offering a glossy youthful look at low cost versus at home mixing.
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Wyeth
Wreck
Stroup Explains Why He Was Not West Bend Supt
West Bend March 3 Stroup writes to clear rumors and recounts his attempt to become superintendent after Durang’s resignation. He says Frieden offered the post if he could qualify, but degree timing and state paperwork delayed his certificate. He claims Miss Combs was listed as superintendent and criticizes a lack of transparency, seeking a square deal and full public disclosure.
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Stroup
West Bend Schools
West Bend
Durang
Frieden
State University
Miss Combs
State Department
Sher
Des Moines
Vance
Ruthven to Lead Independent Team at Grand Junction Tourney
The state final tournament will be held at Grand Junction Thursday through Saturday with about thirty two teams. Ruthven will participate and has a fair chance to win, and local supporters hope our neighbors bring home the laurels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jlope Ruthven
Grand Junction
Ruthven
Dying Within Hours: Nevada Township Couple Passes
Mr and Mrs Wm Lant of Nevada township return from Wenona Illinois after two weeks away to attend the funeral of Mr and Mrs Frank Laut who died February 23 Mrs Laut died an hour after her husband The couple had no family and Frank Laut was a wealthy insurer with a long time office in the county Their sister Migs Lauf runs the office and would like William to join but he has not deeded yet The death of the husband and wife in such quick succession draws sympathy from locals
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Wm. Lant
Nevada Township
Wenona
Illinois
Frank Laut
Lani
William
Hisather
Frank
Migs Lauf
Lauf
Pocahontas Doctor Joins Sioux City Hospital Staff
Dr. E. C. Kepler, a Pocahontas physician for eight years, has been offered a staff position at St. Joseph's Hospital in Sioux City and will begin his duties soon.
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Pocahontas
Sioux City Hospital
E. C. Kepler
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sioux City
Rolfe Arrow
St Jacobs Oil Promises Fast Rheumatism Relief
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a answer to rheumatism and sciatic pain. It claims instant relief from tender spots and praises the product as harmless, non burning, and effective for various pains including neuralgia, lumbago, backache, sprains, and swellings.
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St. Jacob's
Mock Wedding At a House Shower For Mr and Mrs Bill Mehan
A Thursday evening gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Win Darling drew over 100 friends and neighbors for a chaiival and miscellan ous shower honoring Mr and Mrs Bill Mehan. Guests arrived with many gifts and enjoyed refreshments and entertainment, including a mock wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UL Mehan
Win. Darling
Bill Mehan
Sherlock Investment Co to Open in July in Great Falls
J B Sherlock, now with First Mortgage Loan Co as department manager, will start Sherlock Investment Co on July 1 with control of the mortgage town company's city loan and insurance business. He will keep offices at the Labor National bank and continues in Great Falls a seven year resident, former boulevard superintendent under Mayor Lew Newman, later moving to First Mortgage. He bought Newman's former home at 1437 Second Ave N for 7000 after selling his 1514 Second Ave N to William Wrixon of Purity Meat Market. The Newman residence has seven rooms and modern features.
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Great Sales
Mont
Boulevard
Lews Newman
First Mortgage Loan Company
City Loan
Farm Loan
Sherlock Saturday
Newman
Second Avenue North
Second Avenue
William Wrixon
Purity
Manson Blackmailer Daley Arrested in Prohibition Case
In March St J Daley alias J Davis was seized by federal officers for attempting to extort by claiming liquor sales evidence. Daley planned to take 200 dollars from a druggist named Chris Hansmann before police interrupted the scheme. He confessed to the alleged past schemes targeting doctors and stores. Rev T J Petit leaves Haworth League Fort Dodge. Dr Miller of Des Moines succeeds him as pastor after farewell sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daley
Offigers
Bay Daly
T. J. Petit
la Follette
Broomsburg
Haworth League Church
Fort Dodge
Miller
Des Moines
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Baby
Everly
Mr. Collins
Dickens
Kerwigk How
Farmers Trust and Savings Bank
Minneapolis
Bammer
Emanetsburg
W.S. Palmer
J. D. McCarty
Mr. McCarty
Mr. Palmer
Amery
Wisconsin
St. Thomas College
Hmmelsburg
Twin Cities
Flo
Bethany Lutheran Church
Wm. Laut
Sherlock Investment
Bnmneisburger
Simsely
Fine Home
Exide Onaessy
Wm. Roberts
Prop
Emnetsburg
Manson Blackmailer Nambed
Vaughan
Harry Puffner
The
Iowa Theatre
St. Mary's
Justinian Babbitt
Camptown University
George Flood
Harry Damask
Gene McMahon
Jack Mulberry
Chumley
James Dubigg
Lord Mulberry
Jack
Ammet Jackman
Marcus Brutus Snap
Frank Meade Prowl
Gene Martini
Zantippa Babbitt
Leo Corley
Nisbe
Angelica Damask
Susan
Maria
Damask
Cecelia Kelly
Agnes McElroy
Mildred McNally
Eileen Regan
Ladies of Assumption
St. Thomas Church
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