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—F. E. Lamberton is now pretty well settled In hla new location, opposite the post-office. He enlarged the building which now gives him plenty of room and good light.—The Trousdale entertainers are ^ home from their theatrical trip and. will remain here until after election. They, however, show at Graettinger, Friday and Saturday.* ~H- Oransky Co. were disappointed in not receiving their souvenirs in time for distribution, last Saturday. They are on hand now and will be ready for Saturday of this week, —Splendid apples from New York, Michigan and Missouri are on the market here at $2.75 per barrel of three bushels. The price is high in eompari son with former years of over production.—Tribune: Earl Miller of Estherville and a Miss Florence Dicklnson\Of Ake-X ley, Minn., will be married next week. Earl is weil known in Emmetsburg having worked in the newspaper offices here.The young man denies the charge. —Ed Hall, A. J. Penn and G. H. Woodhouse returned, the first of the week from their South Dakota hunting expedition. They had great sport and killed lots of ducks, geese and prairie chickens.—A- G. Metzger is having the first floor of his business building recently t vacated by F. E. Lamberton newly papered, painted and thoroughly renovated preparatory to being occupied by himself and F. H. Morison with a wholesale and retail stock of groceries* —Mrs. Tobey received a telegram yesterday noon from her daugter, Mrs. Rae, of Minneapolis, announcing that Mr. Rae was not expected to live, and to come at once. Mr. Rae moved from here to Minneapolis only a short time ago and while here was employed in the B. C. R. N. shops.—The Cox and Trousdale families discoursed sweet tnuBic on the streets Saturday night. There are five Cox and four Trousdale boys and all, together with Mr. Trousdale are excellent musicians. They can play most any kind of a musical instrument and make ’fine music on almost any old thing. They are musical wonders.—A special dispatch from Faribault, Minn., states that work of grading the new B. C. R. N. is steadily progress ing, hut the grading will probably not be finished by the time specified, Nov. 15, owing to the long spell of rainy weather last month. The deep fill a few miles south of there Is gradually being closed up but there is plenty of ^work to do yet.joiemg in the advent of a baby gm at their home, the 24th inst.-Mr. and Mrs. John Montgomery have moved here from Montgomery and wilt spend the winter with them daughter, Mrs, Geo. Lyman.—The family of Agent Winn, of the B., C. E. N., moved here from Garner, this week, and now occupy the Jo Richly residence on Ninth street.—There were six sealed bids for carrying the mail between the postoffice and the M. St. L, depot in this city. Postmaster Whelan sentthem to Washington, Wednesday, where they will be opened.—“Move on'’ ought to be the official command to the gang of fellows who congregate at the bank corners and in front of the post office and squirt tobacco juice over the sidewalk and everything else in reach.H. F. Wells visited his family a couple of days this week.—Warden Delevan arrested three fellows at CHtosen yesterdoy for seine-Ing in the Des Moines riyer east of that place. The men were fined $100 for their fun and the seine comflscated. They were from Bode.—If anyone believes the statements made by Carpenter, of the Democrat, that the B., C. R. N. shop men at this place are not working more hours a day than they were one month ago let them investigate for themselves and see who is the monumental liar of the town.—The M. St. L. began carrying mail over the line through Es-therville yesterday, the 24th. Mail will be carried on the day trains between St. Paul and Storm Lake and pouched mail on the night train between St. Paul and Estherville gratuitously by the railroad company until Nov. 5, after which the company will be paid by the government.E. D. Bucknam was a Chicago visitor last week.—The Trousdale entertainers will give an entertainment in Estherville, Tuesday evening, October 30. The play will be a farce comedy entitled “Which is Which” and is said to be one of the most amusing entertainments that has been in Estherville for a long time There will be many specialty acta the most interesting of which are the trained dogs. The Trousdale boys have been on the road four years. They have traveled extensively and played in many of the large cities and with great success. They have an excellent company, are good «*ctors themselves and worthy in every respect of the patronage of the people of Estherville, their home town There are eight players in the com pany, all of whom are very clever performers.L. Oransky arrived from Des Moines this morning to look after his business interests here.Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Carver, of Arthur, North Dakota, are visiting Mr. and Mrs, L. .T. Bixby, of this city, for a few days. Mr. Carver is a brother of Mrs. Bixby.Mrs. C. B. Adams and Mrs. Chas. Kraft- receive their lady friends at the home of Mrs. Adams, this and Friday afternoon.Mrs. Chas. Jackson left, Friday, for an extended visit to the old home at Hokah, Minnesota—Next week this paper will publish the official ballot to be voted at the election.Don’t fail to see the Trousdale Co. in “Which is Which?” at Onera House, Oct. 30.John Arthur and his support of sixteen people in the “Merchant of Venice” Monday night. ..Tickets 75c, on sale at Cain Bros.. Saturday.There will be many new musical specialties introduced by the Trousdale Co. in “Which is Which?” Tuesday, Oct. 30.CHURCH AND SOCIETY NOTES.LtibUeDon’t forget the “Linear Social at Dr. JLJevan’s, Friday night, Oct. 28th.Rev. D. Williams who was pastor of the. Presbyterian church, 12 years ago, will supply the pulpit next Sabbath.A bazaar will be held in the hall at Dollivfcr on the night of Nov. 2, and day and night of Nov. 3, by the Ladies Aid society for the benefit of the Methodist church. A Harvest supper will be served on the evening of the 3d; price 25c, children 25c. Everybody cordially invited.Lutheran Church—Regular services next Sunday morning and evening. Morning in Norwegian, evening in English. Evening song service begins at 7 o'clock. Sunday school meets at 12 m. An English bible class has been organized to which our English speaking young people are cordially invited.Attention i. O. O. F,— Harmony Rebekah lodge cordially invites all' Odd Fellows and tneir wives to spend a social evening at 1. O. O. F. hall on Friday. Oct. 2d. Supper 25c, from 7 o’clock until all are served.The first district convention of the Rebekah lodge will be held in the I. O. O. F. hall, Oct. 28. All Rebekubs are requested to be present to meet the members of the other lodges that may visit UH,Don’t fail to bear the Trousdale Co. orchestra. They will give a 15 minute concert before the show begins on Tuesday, Oct. 30.•••••••HjASafeMacBuiThe largeWrite or No. 397, save youFOR THE STYLE AN MADETcall at Linco east oI keep in of elegantIMP(from whi guaranteeSiGeo.
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Emmet County Republican
Estherville, Iowa, US
Thu, Oct 25, 1900
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