Estherville Area News Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Local residents, guests, and travels mark the week with Mrs C Skow hosting at Estherville, Ada Storhow visiting from Estherville, and Martin Myhro’s family returning from St Paul. J Davis claims southern Yews corn husking title at 1200 bashels in eight days. Military civic notes include bank deposits garnished in Spencer and holiday school recess in Graettinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Skow
M. C. Petersen
Estherville
Arthur Henningsen
Ada Storhow
J. Davis
Fort Madison
South America
United States
M. Moore
Clinton
Martin Myhro
Dorothy
St. Paul
Fairbault
Arthur Myhre
St. Olaf College
Witherville
Spencer
Emmetsburg and Surrounding Local News Tidbits
Reports from Emmetsburg and nearby towns recount visitors and travel to Emmetsburg, Tálemore area notes, a December Lost Island Ladies Aid gathering, a box social at District No. 7, and local births. The piece notes a death in Waterloo, housing shortages in Graettinger, a hospital census in Knoxville, and Camp Dodge sale orders. It also covers a Nevada marriage in 1915, divorce action, and reflections on public weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McNally
Emmetsburg
Ast Bergum
Emmeteburg
Bartleman Orchestra
Terris
Ant Mya
Frank Woel
Agnes Smith
Clarence Tamde
Marshalltown
Everett P. Murphy
W. W. McCulloch
Boone
Lost Island Ladies’ Aid Society
Charles Christiansen
Lost Island Township
Thelmas Thoresen
R. C. Mason
Waterloo
JH. Sands
Graettinger
C. M. Raleigh
Chicago
Charley Jensen
Elm Ave
Long Beach
California
Knoxville
Wm. Rasmussen
Charles Martingen
Estherville
A. I. Lande
Dorothy
Oliver Lande
Misa Alma Lande
J. A. Rothermel
A. D. Moraine
Menlo
Teig
Blanche
Named Phonographs In Stock For Christmas Sale
Get one of the Bruns wick Amer son Fuehr and Syem mer New Compord phonographs at the store. Prices range from 125 to 250 dollars. Each offers 12 selections of music and great value for Christmas entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruns
WICK
Amerson
FUEHR
Syemmer
NEW Compord
P. J. Paulsen reports Iowa tax list smallest in state
O Brien county advertised only forty one delinquent tax sales, with the largest amount due at 181.79. A kerosene kitchen fire killed Mrs. Harry Lamansky and her sister Anna Kaska, seriously burned the husband, and left their mother near death, prompting questions about unsafe stove use during holiday shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien County
Harry Lamansky
Anna Kaska
Ottumwa
High School Notes Highlight Busy Week Activities
The High School boys tied Town 26 26 after a hard fought home game. They travel to Spirit Lake Friday for a tougher test, while Graettinger will host Terril. Red Cross button sales raised 15.26. Students tease toward holidays withFreshman antics, class dramatization, and glee club plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quin Stette
H. 5
Spirit Lake
Graettinleer
Terril
Red Cross
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Otto Appel
A. A. Reichard
McCarty
Grace Hester
Des Moines
Nettleton Commercial College
Sioux Falls
Adv
W. W. McColloch
West Bend
Mr. McColloch
B. T. Osher
Estherville Athletic Club
Grachtinger Bachelor Club
Ruthven
Clesle & Barringer Bros
Ruthven, Iowa
Merry Christmas
P. J. Paulsen
Harry
Charles Green
Bachelors Club
Glee Club
Deer Santy
Haint
Silas Marner
Domestic Science i
Good Housekeeping
TIDE
Sister
H. N. Osher
R. C. U. Store