Estherville Wins Pennant. Grover to Incorporate
Emmet County notes Estherville defeats Fort Dodge to claim the pennant in a five game series with four wins for Estherville. Grover votes to incorporate with an eightyt-acre tract. The first town election set for October 11. Incorpo ration will cover the tract and governance. Mrs. David Gillett dies at eighty one after long Estherville residence. Additional items include a large Shorthorn cattle sale by M J Groves for 22500 and 135.55 average, local marriages and appointments, and various community notes.
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N.B. Inman
Ryan Lake
Estherville
Fort Dodge
David Gillett
F, EB. Allen
Grover
Bailia
Riceville
R. B. Ralls
Elder
Mayme McCaster
Spencer
W. G. Anderson
Ruthven
Capner
C. W. Sutton
Armstrong
Algona
Fairmont
John Sutton
Maple Grove
Plain View
M. J. Groves
F. W. Convese
Miss Anna Jenson Visits In Wallingford
Miss Anna Jenson has been visiting at home for several days. A large crowd attended a tin shower at the George Amdahl home on Friday evening in honor of Miss Mable Anderson. Mrs. Anderson and husband attended the ball game at Estherville Sunday. Miss Lucy Merklin returned Friday from a trip to Illinois. Clara Robersus came home Saturday from Armstrong. Will Overholt left Friday for Iowa City to begin college this year. Leng Jengen and brother Andrew are attending school at Eathervilla.
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Mathilda Myhte
Ellsworth Township
Wim. R. Anderson
O. O. Myhre
J.J. Aker
Estherville
Alex Johnson
Board of Supervisors
J.J. Klopp
Anna Lester
Marvin Miller
Lillian Boomaquist
Dunnell
Minn
Ruby Hunt
Florence
Melvina Kaga
O. Anderson
Jackson
Lucy Merklin
St. Louis
Bennie Nelson
Gus Merklin
M. O. Grodland
Joe Klingle l
J. O. Kasa
Fort Dodge
Daniel Klingle
Joe Klingle
Wallingford
Anna Jenson
George Amdahl
Mable
Anderson
Illinois
Will Overholt
Iowa City
Misa Leng Jengen
Andrew
Eathervilla
Mrs Riley Elwood Attends Royal Neighbor Meeting in Ringsted
Jerminson paints buildings on Julius Jensen's property while John Moltz and Paul Dahlke drive to Graettinger. Jas. Jerminson is painting the buildings on Julius Jensen's.
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Riley Elwood
Ringsted
John Moltz
Paul Dahlke
Graettinger
Jas. Jerminson
Julius Jensen
Donkey tale in Maine ends with a twist
A playful verse recounts a donkey wandering to Maine and braying under trees while an owl watches. The animal tows through comic scenes before a trumpet announcing Phil is Brown ends the tale with a punchline.
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Maine
Aguas
Truth in Politics Warns Against Misleading Taft Report
The Carrollton Record accuses those circulating false claims that President Taft retold a general pension bill. It asserts the culprits are ignorant or deliberately deceptive, urging honesty in public discourse and business.
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Carrolton
Taft
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Emmet County News
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Wisconsin
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Ryan Lake Ihhurch
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