Yukon Quest Partners Face Hidden Threat in Liarsville
Ed Maitland and Speed Malone, two hardened prospectors, clash with a mysterious Siwash hunter while building a winter camp beyond Bennet. A dog, a stolen deer meat, and a ghostly Mountie-led legend raise suspicions of Pete and Owens. A fresh Mountie corrals tension as Rusty vanishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Maitland
New England
Speed Malone
Yukon
Pacific
Maitland
Speed
Inw
Frenchy
Lucky Rose
Fallon
Rose
Steiner
Pete
Bill Owens
Brent
Garnet
Liarsville
Canadian Northwest Mounted Police
Civilization
Sped
Bennet
Drew
Cathcart
Local Happenings Across Estherville Area
Harold Bryan accepts position at Champlain Oil station. Misses Vivian Espeset and Carola Mathie return home from Minneapolis after a week at the Lutheran Bible Institute. Frederick Wilson comes home from California with Merrill Meadows remaining in Colton. Mrs. Charles Wylder travels to Spencer as they plan their future home. Mr Wylder takes a cafe job there. L. Goodman and wife of Minneapolis stay with F. B. Bright in Estherville en route home from Nebraska. Dean Clark arrives from Miami Florida to stay with grandparents H. E. Clark and Mrs. Mattison. Maurice Salyers and family ride to Fort Dodge to meet relatives in Ames for Easter visit after attending Royal 400 bulk agents meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Espeset
Carola Mathie
Minneapolis
The
Lutheran Bible Institute
Charles Wylder
Spencer
Mr. Wylder
Mrs. L. Goodman
Estherville
F. B. Bright
Nebraska
Mrs. Goodman
Mr. Bright
Lulu Bright
Wm. Bright
Dean Clark
Miami
Florida
H. E. Clark
M. Mattison
Maurice Salyers
Fort Dodge
Local residents and visitors share travel and visits
Miss Lillian Leedstrom, a Mason City teacher, visited here last week with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baylor. Attorney F. J. Kennedy and D. A. Bagan returned Friday from business trips to Chicago and Milwaukee. Alfred and Ben Nelson went to Sioux City for work. Mrs. Frances Deloss visited Storm Lake with Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Hines and daughter. Mary Catherine Tavish and Arlene Lakin spent spring vacation in Cedar Rapids and returned home. Kenneth Meadows began an engineering short course at Iowa State College. Mrs. J. D. Tedrow returned from Cedar Rapids where her sister was in hospital. Mrs. Norman Maine and children and Mrs. Thomas Doyle returned to Estherville after a three month visit with Mrs. John Nolan in Mitchell S. D. They went to New Elm, Minn. Mrs. N. H. McKerral drove to Traer. daughters Jane and Margaret visited relatives there then returned home with their mother. Mrs. Jas. Rainey joined Mrs. McKerral to Cedar Rapids and remained there until returning with her sister, Mrs. Forest Ralston and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Maine
Thomas Doyle
Estherville
John Nolan
Mitchell, S. D
New Elm
Minn
Jimmy Miine
Cletusheagh
N. H. McKerral
Traer
Jane
Margaret
Jas. Rainey
Henry Mahlum
Dorothy
Waverly
Ralph Mahlum
University of Iews
Iowa City
Local Visitors and Family News From Sanborn and Nearby
Mrs. Floyd Horton and children visited in Sanborn with Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Strayer. Ivy Hepp is home with mumps. Ed Liddle and son Robert returned from Independence after visiting Merlin Sanding. Harold Chock and son Danny returned to Freeport after a month with A. L. Canfield family. C. P. Mauck and Elmer Jackson with their children visited Britt with Lorenzo Smith. Enid Erickson from Billings arrived for extended visit with L. M. Christensen and Sara Bennett. W. V. Sweet hosted A. D. McWilliams family of Orleans and Elaine Wardelman and Loraine Cook of Wells. Dorothy Mahlum returned to Waverly to teach, with Ralph Mahlum from Iowa City visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Horton
Sanborn
C. T. Strayer
Horton
Ed. Liddle
Robert
Independence
Merlin Sanding
Harold Chock
Danny
Freeport
Ill
A. L. Canfield
Clock
C. P. Mauck
Elmer Jackson
Britt
Lorenzo Smith
Smith
Mauck
Jackson
A. E. Erickson
Enid
Billings
Montana
L. M. Christensen
Sara Bennett
Mrs. Erickson
Christensen
Bennett
W. V. Sweet
A. D. McWilliams
Orleans
Elaine Wardelman
Loraine Cook
Wells, Minn
Mrs. McWilliams
Mrs. Sweet
Miss Wordelman
Remodeling Saves Housewife’s Steps in Iowa Kitchen
Ames Iowa April 8 Rear ranging equipment and better storage in the kitchen can cut housework time says Miss Fannie Gannon home management specialist Iowa State College In farm kitchen trials using a pedometer the weekly distance walked was reduced by about 5 to 2 miles and labor saved about half an hour daily through simple rearrangements and added cupboards refinishing floors and repainting walls or woodwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Gannon
The Great Wall Crumbles reviewed in Estherville columns
Estherville Public Library adds four Carnegie Endowment books to the International Mind Alcove. Grover Clark’s The Great Wall Crumbles surveys China from family life to foreign relations, economy, culture, politics, and diplomacy in an engaging, time‑perspective narrative. Miss Baldwin of Sibley visited Miss Nielsen over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Public Library
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Grover Clark
Eleanor Holgate Lettimore
A. A. Milne
Mexico
Lerry Barretta
Far East
National University
Peking
China
New York
Wellesley College
Kuomintang
Pattern 8400 Young Girls Frock Design Description
Pattern 8400 outlines a youthful frock with graceful lines and a fitted elastic puff sleeve. The dress features a pointed yoke, snug hips, and front and back panels that flare, with buckles and buttons as trim. Material options include plain wool for the body and plaid silk for contrast.
Mrs. B. H. Brackett Wins 1st Prize in Recipe Contest
Mrs. B H Brackett of this city won the five dollar prize in the January Recipe contest published by Better Homes and Gardens. She shared notes on her fish loaf recipe with steps and ingredients and recalled how East visits sparked her collection. The entry includes a fish loaf with fish, bread crumbs, green pepper, eggs, onion, milk, peanuts, and herbs, baked in a loaf mold served with cauliflower border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Brackett
Better Homes and Garden Magazine
S and C Bridge Club Holds Meeting At Home
Mrs Merle Moller entertains the 8S C bridge club this afternoon with luncheon after games. Attendees include Mrs A H Kateley Mrs A L Misener Mrs Ed Case Mrs Howard Reed Mrs Emma Moller Miss Anna Geinitz and Mrs Robert Lee. Mrs Don Kirby leaves for Cedar Rapids to join her mother Mrs F D Fillmore in Washington D C as Ashley chapter D A R Continental Congress delegate April 15 to 20 serving as page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Moller
8S. & C. Bridge Club
A. H. Kateley
A. L. Misener
Ed Case
Howard Reed
Emma Moller
Anna Geinitz
Robert Lee
Don Kirby
Cedar Rapids
F. D. Fillmore
Washington D. C
Ashley Chapter
D. A. R. Continental Congress
Kirby
Page
Ashley
Playful Easter luncheon auction bridge hosted by Mrs Sillge
Mrs H O Sillge hosted a Friday afternoon social at her home with an Easter eggtable and a two course luncheon at the Presbyterian church dining room. Sixteen ladies attended including Mses Morse Wilson Noe Volding Lewis Alt McKay Plater Knudsen Groves Kiefer Lyman Dunham Dunham McArdle and others. Prizes went to Mrs Alt for high score Mrs Knudsen for second high Mrs Lyman for low and Mrs Knudsen for most games with the two spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Sillge
Knudsen
Audrey Espeset Birthday Dinner Party Honor
Audrey Espeset, ten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Espesett, was celebrated Friday with a 5:30 dinner. Green and yellow decor and a yellow iced cake highlighted the event attended by family friends and Rook club members later that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Espeset
A. R. Espesett
Gertrude Wolden
Ruth Bringle
Helen Nau
Bernice Wolden
Virginia Twite
Ruth Howard
Kathryn Horton
Ruth Langmo
Alicebelle Nasby
Grace
Gladys Mathie
Delores Anderson
Betty Corey
Hoffman Hosts E C W Club Night Of Bridge
Mr and Mrs Walter Hoffman entertained E C W club members Mr and Mrs Harold Jones and Miss Geraldine Buckley Thursday night at their home A 6 30 dinner preceded bridge on two tables Prizes went to Mrs Fred Ehlers and F A Johnson for high score and J L Cerwick for traveling Guests included Mr and Mrs J L Cerwick Mr and Mrs F A Johnson Mrs Fred Ehlers and the hosts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hoffman
E. C. W. Club
Harold Jones
Geraldine Buckley
Fred Ehlers
F. A. Johnson
J. L. Cerwick
Gardner Couple Joins Aulger Bros Show Troupe
Friends of Mr and Mrs Roland Gardner of Arnolds Park announce their joining the Aulger Bros show troupe for the season Their first appearance will be in Minnesota next month Mrs Gardner formerly Miss Florence Moreland of Estherville Mr Gardner a former Estherville junior college student Also: Mr and Mrs George Buseman and Mrs Augusta Holt return home from Pipestone Minnesota after weekend with relatives and visit Benton with Buseman family vice versa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Gardner
Arnolds Park
Aulger Bros
Minnesota
Gardner
Florence Moreland
Estherville
George Buseman
Augusta Holt
Pipestone
Mimn
William Johnson
Ast Johanson
Benton
Mrs. Buseman
Standard Bearers To Meet Thursday
Miss Kathryn Story will host Thursday night for members of the Standard Bearers of Apua Re Neial Church. The group is under supervision of Miss Lulu Holcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Story
Apua
Rlenieal Church
Lulu Holcomb
Mrs H H Sconberg Hosts W A E Club Meeting
Mrs H H Sconberg hosted a Friday afternoon W A E club gathering at her home. Members arrived for informal sewing and visiting before a luncheon followed by a social close. Attendees included Mrs C F Anderson Mrs Oscar Fagre Mrs Theo Myhre Mrs Harvey Cox Mrs Carl Olson Mrs K K Nau Mrs John Hemmingson Mrs John Sandven Mrs Norman Sandven and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Sconberg
W. A. E. Club
C. F. Anderson
Oscar Fagre
Theo, Myhre
Harvey Cox
Carl Olson
K. K. Nau
John Hemmingson
John Sandven
Norman Sandven
Dessert Luncheon For Del A Dek Club At Sweet Home
Mrs. W. V. Sweet hosts a dessert luncheon this afternoon for Del A Dek Club members. Guests include Mrs. John Rohlf and Miss Frances Manthey. Bridge to be played at three tables. Attending: Mrs. Fred Gates, Mrs. W. E. Lohr, Mrs. C. E. Zeimer, Mrs. F. W. McCullough, Mrs. Frank Logan, Mrs. William Post, Miss Helen Sievers, Mrs. Magnus Lundervold, Mrs. George Howe, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Sweet
John Rohlf
Frances Manthey
Fred Gates
W. E. Lohr
C. E. Zeimer
F. W. McCullough
Frank Logan
William Post
Helen Sievers
Past Presidents Parley Meets at Mrs Deming Home
Members of the Past Presidents Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. E. Deming. The next meeting will be held May 13 at the home of Mrs. Claude Randolph. Mrs. Irving Elierston was a guest at the meeting and members present were Mrs. Dan Howard, Mrs. Claude Randolph, Mrs. H. E. Woodling, Mrs. Art Williamson, Mrs. Fred Ehlers, Mrs. Art Fossum, Mrs. Ed Sorum, Mrs. Waldo Brink, Mrs. Ernest Smith, Mrs. Tredway and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
W. E. Deming
Claude Randolph
Irving Elierston
Memrs
Dan Howard
H. E. Woodling
Art Williamson
Fred Ehlers
Art Fossum
Ed Sorum
Waldo Brink
Ernest Smith
Tredway
the Hosteas
Mrs Frank Logan Hosts Bridge Party for Friends
Mrs Frank Logan entertained sixteen friends in a bridge party at her Grac ttinger area home on Thursday afternoon. Four tables played, prizes awarded to Mrs William Post Mrs D Knutson Mrs C M Wilson and Miss Helen Sievers followed by a two course luncheon. Guests included Mrs J H Cramer Mrs N M Wolding Mrs W V Sweet Mrs G L Collins Mrs F Sullivan Mrs F W McCullough Mrs John Rohlf Mrs George Howe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Spends Pleasant Social Evening With Knudsens
Mr and Mrs D 8 Knudsen hosted a informal Friday evening at their South Eighth home. Contract bridge at three tables crowned Mrs H O Sillge high score winner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gale Morse Mr and Mrs J H Cramer Mrs Jay Dunham Mrs Wesley Dunham Mrs M E Wilson Mrs Harry Jones Mrs H C Sillge Mrs Con Alt and Mr and Mrs Knudsen. A birthday anniversary for Mr Cramer was noted and a large birthday cake was featured at lunch after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Alt
Knudsen
Cramer
Eastern Star Holds Regular Meet in North Star Chapter
North Star Chapter O. E. S. will hold its regular meeting Wednesday evening with routine chapter work. Afterward a refreshments committee including Mrs. D. B. Knudsen and others will serve. Pauline Rousseau, a student at Iowa State Teachers College, returned Sunday to Cedar Falls after visiting Estherville over spring break with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Star
O. E
D. 8. Knudsen
Chet Schryver
Anna Cole
Chas. Fuller
Pearl Clark
H. H. Sconberg
Alma Rees
H. E. Vincent
M. K. Whelan
Pauline Rousseau
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Estherville
Ralph Rousseau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Owens
Skagway
Tagish
Lake Lebarge
Carthcart
Rusty
Harold Bryan
Champlain
Frederick Wilson
California
Merrill Meadows
Colton
Lillian Leedstrom
Mason City
Joe Baylor
F. J. Kennedy
D. A. Bagan
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wis
Alfred
Ben Nelson
Sioux City
Frances Deloss
Storm Lake
Merrill Hines
H. G. Tavish
Mary Catherine
Arlene Lakin
Kenneth Meadows
Amey
Iowa State College
J. D. Tedrow
Ivy Hepp
Public Library
Lillian Baldwin
Sibley
Virginia Nielsen
MR. and
Mrs. Rhodes
John Rhodes
Richard Everds
Richard Evyerds
Glenn Story
Francis Shadle
H. EL. Lilleskow
Evelyn Bode
Marke Harker
Harriet Osher
Deemer Lea
Julius Osher
Delbert Osher
Delbert Ninsch
S. & C. Bridge Club
Mrs. Kirby
Rook Club
John Smith
Roy Burt
Burt
Fred Robison
I. J Robinson
George Rebb
J. E. Wilson
M. H. Silcox
Dorothy Mahlum
R. E. Cordinier
F. Pf. Jones
Ethel Felky
Mrs. Hoffman
Mrs. Gardner
Aulger
MRS
Oleen Foster
Joleen Foster
Eugene Foster
Joleen
Annabelle Goldsberry
Janet Goldsberry
Agnes Tindal
Marion Brown
Betty Renee Steery
Bonita Drew
Esther Paulson
Mary Lou Brawford
Jeanne Boone
Kathryn Sullivan
Beverly Halleck
Janet McDonald
Dorothy Mortenson
A. J. Johnson
W. C. Foster
Gracttinger
Floyd Goldsberry
Eastern Star
DE. L. F. Hoffman Veterinarian
EB. Lincoln
Max McMillin
Lincoln
Estherville, Iowa
Dr. Jones & Mana Neteepathi
Sanhorn
L, Ww. Loving, MD
Tel
Emmet County
A. J. I. Reed
M. D. Eye
Seere
Pheme
Ringsted
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