Grand success of Héjise Laat Evening at night performance
A grand outdoor evening show titled Héjise Laat drew full attendance and high praise. Frank Dunham Hart Riley Jerome Wentole and Ami Cranholm received strong critic acclaim while the young performers also impressed. Mrs. King supervised the cast and the band opened with a concert. The play ended around 11 fifty with receipts of 105.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peets Aig
Frank Dunham
Hart
Riley
Jerome Wentole
Ami Cranholm
Big Barn Represents Emmet County Leader N J Origer
N J Origer, a prominent figure in Emmet county agriculture, has completed a 60 by 100 foot barn with 16 posts. Built with timber from his Minnesota land, the sturdy structure holds about 80 head of stock and 200 tons of hay, costing around 83000. He owns 1440 total acres across Emmet, Humboldt, and Minnesota.
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Emmet
N. J
Origer
Humboldt
Minnesota
Free Methodist samp meeting at Fairmont Minnesota
A six day Free Methodist church meeting will be held in Fairmont Minnesota from June 28 to July 8. Bishop B R Jones of Jackson Michigan Rev 8 K Wheatlake of Litchfield Illinois and other church leaders will attend. Daily services at 5 30 am 9 30 am 10 30 am 2 pm and 8 pm. Rev John Sutton is a committee contact for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
Fairmont
Minn
B. R. Jones
Jackson
Mich
K. Wheatlake
Litchfield
John Sutton
S. Sevaston
Bay View
Oregon
Anderson
J. Ira Overholt
Illinois
Miss Lunde
Huntington
Jack Creek
P.P. Walden
Lakefield
Home Mission Society
G. QO. Paulsrad
Democratic Congressional Convention for Iowa Tenth District
The Democratic Party of Iowa's Tenth District calls a delegate convention at Fort Dodge on Thursday August 16 1906 at 1 50 pm to nominate a candidate for Congress and conduct other business. Representation is two delegates per 200 votes and fraction thereof cast for Aston B Parker in 1904 with the listed counties apportioned accordingly. Your committee suggests selecting the congressional convention at the same time as the Colleges?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Congress
Aston B. Parker
Tenth Congressional District
Correspondence From Kesherville and Nearby Towns
Mia and J O Overholt and daughter Inez visited Kesherville last Saturday. Many locals attended events including a Wallingford Graettinger baseball game won by Graettinger 14 to 11. Attendees swapped news on schooling travels, church services, banking conventions, and local social visits across Estherville, Spencer, Clinton, and Minnesota engagements.
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Mia
J. O. Overholt
Inez
Kesherville
Traina
Vero Person
Iowa City
J. O. Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Wallingford
Graettinger Boys
Gracttinger
Weather and Crop Bulletin for Des Moines 1906
For the week ending June 13 1906 Des Moines Iowa the period was cool and dry with two days of warmth and heavy showers Sunday evening in Missouri valley Sioux City and Omaha. Rainfall over two inches reported guiding drought concerns though corn and bay crops show stress and hope for moisture to sustain yields.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Missouri Valley
Sioux City
Omaha
Counties Violate Law Over County Financial Reports
Auditors in fourteen Iowa counties fail to prepare annual financial reports and publish them as required by law. Des Moines, Dubuque, Pottawattamie, Webster, Calhoun, Clay, Henry, Joel, Butler, Decatur, Wayne, Fremont, Plymouth and Emmet are named. Boards of supervisors reportedly refuse funds to publish reports after audits are completed. In many cases no explanation for noncompliance could be obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agaspet
Pottawattamie
Webster
Calhoun
Clay
Henry
Joel
Butler
Decatur
Wayne
Fremont
Plymouth
Emmet
Havd
Trainmaster Miller Moves HQ to Iowa Falls in Centralizing Shift
The article notes Trainmaster B E Miller relocating his headquarters from the city to Iowa Falls to be more centrally located along the lines he manages. It mentions transfers and staffing changes including Fred Sperbeck covering doctor duties, Conner replaced temporarily, O L Beck moving to Livermore, R Darland joining Beck Island at Emmetsburg, Clarence Darland entering restaurant business, and Koontz taking trainee agency duties at Graettinger.
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B. E. Miller
Towa Falls
Iowa Falls
R. Darland
Emmetsburg
Beck Island
Clarence
Harry Darland
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Caroline Myhre
Estherville
Martin Myhre
Graettinger
Oscar Myhre
Frank Irwin
Basil
Cora Dahle
Clinton
G. E. Moore
W. A. Schacherer
Belle Egertson
Spencer
Hattie Groth
Gus Gilbertson
FP. J. Olsen
Ladies’ Aid Society
Olen Anderson
Mesdames
Graedttinger
Thomas Cullen
Fannie Nouree
G. H.8
Mart Ausland
Minneapolis
Josephine Oschner
Baby Ausland
Chamberlain
Flossie Emerson
Harris
Linn Sues
Lost Island
George Bradley
Mae Rafferty
Homersburg
Fahn
Thiarain
H. Leupold
C. Schultz
Lee
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Jobh Jayville
John Griffith
Meredith
Enente
Diana of
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Ian Majo
Wardea Bekersy
Stig
Sevier Catherwood
Colline
Webster Calumet
K" Sinclair
Williams
Jeavene
Spoffers
Jovewile
Tom Boy
Vachello
Jewett
Leicester
Christmag
Mibcellaneour
Robert
Weather and Crop Bulletin
Children’s Hosiery
G. Clancy
Kasa
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Fred Sperbeck
7 Conner
Fred
Beck
Germania
Livermore Agency
I Koontz
Horg
Sig
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Ighland
Clarion
Diewiffe
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