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Estherville Democrat

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1910

Page

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Election results show several candidates winning in Emmet County

Yesterday's primary produced surprising outcomes with Chas A Root securing the auditor nomination by a small margin over Roy Ridley and A O Peterson while Chas B Murtagh leads Democrats for representative. Garst tops Carroll by about ten thousand statewide for governor, Prouty defeats Hall for Congress, and Butler is renominated for sheriff. We lack township breakdowns as reports come in.

Emmet Garst Carroll Woods Mayne Conner Butler Mra C. Amundson Chas. A. Root Roy J. Ridley A. O. Peterson Peterson Hartung J. C. Lovell L. Heffelfinger T. J. Lerdall J. WV. Morae R. B. Callwell M. B. Wilson B. M. Coon Fred G. Parsons Estherville Township Chas. B. Murtagh Gen. Lorimer J. W. Panosell J. F. Utz Prouty Hall Byers Walter I. Smith

Origer-Cook Wedding Ties Humboldt Couple

Francis G. Cook of Humboldt Iowa and Miss Marie J. Origer of Estherville were married by Rev Thomas Coffee at the Catholic parsonage at nine o’clock Wednesday morning June 1. They will live at Humboldt on a furnished home and begin housekeeping on a farm near Humboldt.

Francis G. Cook Humboldt Iowa Marie J. Origer Estherville

Roadbed Fault Cited in Green Mountain Wreck Cause

The state railway commission blamed a soft and springy road bed for the Green Mountain disaster of March 21. A Rock Island double header derailed on the Great Western road, killing 51 and injuring many. Investigators found the heavy engines and back-up procedure risky. officials conceded prior repairs were planned.

State Railway Commission Green Mountain Rock Island Great Western Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Jobo White

Great Western Pilot Dies After Rock Island Wreck

Lead engine pilot John White escaped the wreck after a Rock Island train spread when it struck the cut. He sent the first call for aid from a farmhouse before succumbing to injuries, praised as a hero by the commission in its report.

Rock Island Ocuasion John White Great Western

ANOTHER AUTO GARAGE OPENS IN NEW BUILDING

F. J. White and Fred Goodge plan a new auto garage opening July 1 in a 42 by 54 foot cement block building at Sixth and Howard Streets. John Ablers funds the site, John Pro and T B Flindt handle mason and cement work, Charles White is carpenter supervisor. White will run the Maxwell and Regal auto agency side, Goodge leads the blacksmith and repair department. Will Tracy, formerly with Mason auto factory at Waterloo, will join at opening as an expert auto man.

F. J. White Fred Goodge John Ablers Sixth Howard Streets John Pro T. B. Flindt Mason Chas. White Mr. White Maxwell and Regal Auto Agency Mr. Goodge Will Tracy Mason Auto Waterloo Tracy

Refsell Nominated for Emmetsburg Postmaster

Congressman Woods backs P O Refsell for postmaster at Emmetsburg saying the Democrat predicted the selection months ago. Refsell is brother of county Supervisor O O Refsell.

Frank P. Woods P.O. Refsell Emmetsburg Refsell Mr. Refsell O. O. Refsell County

Wayside Notes From the Plainview District

News notes on local farming in good rain, corn plowing begun by several farmers, Miss Frankie Foats working for Mr Linegar near Grover, and Mrs Burkhead with daughter Gertrude visiting. A cistern and cellar are under construction, tile factory idle due to engine issues, a summer stay for Armstrong visitors, a summer chautauqua headlined by Father McCorry, and local tidbits including Hoffmyer’s Sunday visit and improving health among nearby residents.

Frankie Foats Linegar Grover Hans Hansen’s Foats

Emmet county shooting leads to crude restraint

A 22 caliber rifle incident near Dolliver leads Chief Theobald of Ceylon and Robert W. Stewart to capture a suspect. Lacking handcuffs, they wrap the man in a heavy robe and barbed wire, creating a makeshift straightjacket, and the arrestee submits without gunfire. Community praises officers for decisive action. The note also mentions Hotel Orleans Spirit Lake dance opening with Bettes Orchestra on June 1.

Ceylon Minn Fairmont Sentinel Emmet County Dolliver Theobald Robert W. Stewart Stewart Hotel Orleans Spirit Lake The Bettes Orchestra Minneapolis

Auto Club Pathfinding Racer to Spirit Lake Route Planned

Des Moines Automobile Club officials H Moyer and A R Hultman map a four day endurance run covering 450 miles from Des Moines to Spirit Lake via Perry Jefferson Rockwell City Pocahontas Emmetsburg and Beatherville. The event aims to boost good roads and car culture with 100 plus entrants and trophy awards.

H. Moyer Moyer Automobile Company Des Moines A. R. Hultman The Register and Leader Spirit Lake Des Moines Automobile Club Estherville Bommersburg H. H. Jacobs Paul Brown J. C. Schroeder Walter Kingman Coon A. Rhodes Jay Johnston Ingvall Emmetsburg A. J. Rhodes Witherville Guy Burnside Robert Heath Spencer Register Iowa Automobile Club Savery Hotel Waukee Perry Jefferson Rockwell City Pocahontas Beatherville Storm Lake Fort Dodge Stanhope Boone Iowa

Wealthy heir dies in cheap Chicago rooming house

Albert J. Snell inherited a vanished fortune but ended his life in poverty after years of excess. He drifted through odd jobs on the Chicago docks, surrounded by cashing in on his wealth and friends who vanished when funds ran out. The Truer Star Clipper urges caution in choosing true friends over money.

Albert J. Snell Chicago Snell

Home Burglary Claims Over 3200 In Silverware

The A. C. Brown home on East Howard Street was burglarized Saturday night with over 3200 in solid silverware stolen. Entry came via a northside window using a ladder to the refrigerator room. a door panel was removed to reach the lock from outside. The lower rooms were ransacked and a small band grip vanished. After thefts in the lower areas, burglars ate cookies, drank coffee, and took two bottles of wine in the basement before leaving. The crime occurred between midnight and 3 am while the family was out riding. Investigators suspect local opportunists or professional burglars, with a passing umbrella vendor and scissor sharpener questioned but cleared. This is the first burglary in Estherville in years.

A. C. Brown East Howard Street Brown

The Leading Lady

A new four chapter story play by Jas W Evans for Chic Perkins titled The Leading Lady offers a bright original treatment of society and stage figures. It debuts at the Armory Theatre on June 22 and 23 with events promoted alongside a classified notice for a general house worker in Mrs Heaman Onansey.

Chic Perkins Jas. W. Evans Armory Theatre

Passion Play Impresses Village Despite Worsening Weather

The five year effort staged an all day Passion Play from 8 am to 6 pm drawing 4 500 seats filled despite rain snow and cold. Crowds remained through every act as scenes of Christ's life moved spectators to tears and awe. The writer praises the dedication, calls it a merited display and notes the mountain backdrop and final triumph.

Sud Jerusalem Christus Opeb Oberammergan

Praise For Rev Franklin At Oberammergau 1910 Opening

The Oberammergau Passion Play season of 1910 opened with a dress rehearsal for royalty and the press. Rev Benjamin Franklin, pastor of the Estherville Baptist Church, delivered an oratorical address praising national duty and honoring dead heroes, drawing sustained applause from a large audience including old soldiers.

Sharp William Stuart Benjamin Franklin Baptist Church Estherville Mr. Franklin Franklin Armstrong Journal

Demand Brisk for Drain Tile and Electrolysis Work

Cement Products Co offers early orders for drain tile and electrolysis services. Mrs. Phoebe Lincoln is in Estherville for a few weeks, and those needing electrolysis should call promptly at Hotel Orleans room 26, as she will not return for a year or two.

Cement Products Co Phoebe Lincoln Estherville Lincoln Hotel Orleans

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chas. A, Root Pullen Origer-Cook Say Unante P. O. Refsell Wayside Notes Auto Club Coming W. C. Wasser Rev. Franklin Oberammergau Whem God Judas Iscariot Judas
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