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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1935

Page

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Yukon trail follows two men toward a gold rush

Ed Maitland and Speed Malone, backcountry partners, trek toward Yukon gold fields aided and hindered by a mix of camp loyalties, a seductive Rose, and a shell dealer's murder in Liarsville. A police advance crew meets them as the harsh trail tests trust and motive.

Ed Maitland New England Spred Malone Yukon Pacific Maitland Fron Frenchy Lucky Rose Fallon Rose Steiner Pete Bill Owens Brent Gernet Speed Liarsville Canadian Northwest Mounted Police Garnet Lefty Finses Zook Bromcoff Owens Oweng Gala Windy Arm Lake Tagish

Local News Briefs From Spencer Huntington

Charles Wylder has accepted a position in a restaurant in Spencer and began working Thursday. Mrs. W. C. Currell and three children visited Traer on Sunday to spend the week with relatives. Vernon Topp sustained a badly bruised eye and a gash on the upper nose while cutting branches at his Huntington farm home Monday noon and was taken to Birney hospital for treatment.

Charles Wylder Spencer W. C. Currell Traer Huntington Vernon Topp Birney Hospital

Local Notes and Mild Health Updates

Mrs. Carl Mickelson was taken to Birney hospital Sunday for treatment. Mrs. Hugh Bradshaw of Wallingford has been improving after a week in Birney hospital. A marriage license was issued Friday to Thomas C. McKean of Grover and Georgia Bergeson of Estherville. William Fahey returned from St Petersburg Florida to Estherville. Bert and wife welcomed a nine pound daughter born Monday at Coleman hospital. John Sandren recovering after a Friday stroke in Birney hospital. Mrs. Charles Logue at Coleman hospital recovering. Roy French visited his shop Friday for the first time in months and remains ill at home. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peterson Sr and son Arthur Jr returned to Minneapolis after a few days with A. O. Peterson and Russell Peterson households.

Thomas C. McKean Grover Georgia Bergeson Estherville Bert Kint Coleman Hospital Roy French Mr. French Arthur Peterson Sr Arthur, Jr Minneapolis A. O. Peterson Russell Peterson

Miss Shillinglaw Weds Harley Baker Sunday

An informal wedding bonded Louise Shillinglaw and Harley E Baker at 12:39 PM in the Hawk home with Rev M A Lowe officiating. Attendants included Edna Baker and best man John Bouw. The couple will reside in Storm Lake after a reception for immediate relatives.

Kee Louise Shillinglaw Harley E. Baker Charles Hawk M. A. Lowe The Christian Church Edna Baker John Bouw Wm. Shillinglaw Cedar Rapids Baker I. E. Baker Standard Oil Company Storm Lake Standard Oil Main Seventh Streets

Mrs Fred Lyman Birthday Surprise Party Held

Mrs H E Woodling hosted a Thursday night surprise for her aunt Mrs Fred Lyman who observed a birthday. Guests dined at 7 then played bridge with Mr and Mrs Ed Sorum winning high score and Mr and Mrs Herman Jensen the consolation prize. Traveling prizes went to Mrs A V Bormann and Mr Jensen. Attending included Mr and Mrs Fred Lyman, Mr and Mrs Jensen, Miss Wilma Webbe, Mrs Bormann, Bernard Bormann, and Mr and Mrs Woodling.

H. E. Woodling Fred Lyman Ed Sorum Herman Jensen A. V. Bormann Jensen Mrs Jensen Wilma Webbe

Philathea Class Party At Church Parlor

Members of the Philathea class of the Methodist Episcopal church held an informal party Thursday evening in the church parlors. Guests enjoyed games and visiting. a luncheon was served by Miss Trude Mohr, Dr. Bertha Guavard, Miss Francis Hageman, and Miss Florence Olson. Also noted are local visits by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marsell and Mrs. Mayme Karr of Fort Dodge, former Estherville residents, and Mrs. John Ross of Minneapolis overseeing property on West Pleasant Street. The Clyde Brown family rented the place, and Mrs. Ross is preparing it. Mrs. L. L. Smith and daughters Pauline and Barbara are vacationing with Mrs. Smith’s parents in Council Bluffs. Mr. Smith drove them to Sibley for onward travel.

Service Star Legion Legion Club City Hall Eli Erickson Norman Maine Thomas Doyle George Bowman Sam Johnston Methodist Episcopal Church Misseertrude Mohr Bertha Guavrd Francis Hageman Florence Olson Joe Marsell Mayme Karr Fort Dodge B.rt Ainsworth Esthirville John Ross Minneapolis West Pleasant Street Clyde Brown Mrs. L. L. Smith Pauline Barbara Mrs. Smith Council Bluffs Mr. Smith Sibley

Local Happenings Across Estherville and Nearby

A roundup of residents and visitors from Estherville and surrounding towns. Mr and Mrs F E Martin drove to Rochester Sunday and Mrs Martin consulted the doctor. Francis Gibbon of Armstrong visited Estherville with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Jay Dunham. Ed Booth returned to LaPlante S D Thursday after visiting his sister Miss Priscilla Booth. The Powers family from Madeira Minnesota spent Sunday with Mrs Powers sisters Mrs Guy Fields and Mrs Chas Anderson. Clyde Brown family to return to Ros home on West side. Lynn Vestrem and family visited Des Moines. son Donald staying with L L Clements. S B Twett able to reopen his furniture store after three weeks illness from mumps. Joe Yeager and daughter Betty left for Valley Junction after visiting the Hawk and Robert Lee families. Russell Strait returned to Des Moines after a few days with the Minka family. L J Needham returned to Albert Lea Minnesota after visiting Porter Heneman. Lee Smith and John Osborne of Spirit Lake dined with J J Buckley and daughters Giraldine and Joe. Thomas Hamilton moved with family from Marsell house to Golla property. Dawn Hamilton to Cylinder for spring vacation at Gear-out home. Margaret Maniece underwent tonsil removal at Birney hospital. she is recovering.

Brights Visit Parks. Harris Heads for Kansas

Mr and Mrs W F Bright spent Sunday in Emmetsburg with Mrs Brights parents Mr and Mrs W H Parks. Lemont Harris left Friday for Kansas to take a welder job in oil fields after a few days in Estherville on business. Mr and Mrs Floyd Coohere rented the Joe Marshall house on the west side and plan moving April 15 from the Brees house on South Tenth Street.

W. F. Bright Emmetsburg W. H. Parks Bright Lemont Harris Kansas Estherville Floyd Coon Herve Joe Marshall West Side Brees South Tenth Street

Milks Emulsion Promises Recovery After Flu Illness

Emma Withers of Belmont North Carolina credits Milks Emulsion with restoring strength after a severe flu. The ad claims the emulsion improves appetite, reduces coughing, and normalizes digestion after 12 bottles. It promotes palatability, a spoonable form, and a money back guarantee with 60c and 1.20 price.

Emma Withers Belmont N. C The Milks Emulsion Co Terre Haute Ind

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