Estherville Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Mrs Jessie King buys property on north Seventh street. Sioux Falls train delay at Estherville due to engine trouble. Marshall Brown cleans city park and improves its look. Semi weekly band concerts planned as weather warms. Dust and dirt debate urged for town improvement. Lorimer joins Grover Savings Bank. Dowden resigns to First National. Mise Saundo quits. Waiting engines near Rock Island depot criticized for spraying steam. County Board adjourns. census shows Spiru Lake population at 1600. Eastern Star to meet with a visiting inspector. Vindicator to print horse bills. Advice to plant gardens slowly until warm. Eagle Grove electric line powers 23 farms. more lines planned. Local merchants ship potatoes. debate on pricing and freight. Court in session with Judge Coyle. Irving Martens returns from Omaha. Howard and Wittern form new painting partnership. Grover area corn surplus ready for next planting. King and Perkin duo to settle in Estherville with moving pictures. C. J. Wilder discusses farming on smaller plots. intensified farming urged for profits.
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Estherville
Egtherville
Geo. Lorimer
Grover Savings Bank
Ernest Dowden
First National Bank
Frank Rumb
Own Savings Pane
Mise Saudo
Rock Island
Purely Personal notes from Estherville area social vita
Geo Murray spent Saturday in Germania and many local visits and trips are listed. People from Algona Wallingford Emmetsburg Craettinger and Estherville are mentioned with relatives, business trips, and family visits. Several moves include court activity, theater plans, and missionary group meeting details.
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Geo. Murray
Germania
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NAU Brothers
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Brief City News
Borgan Fiindt
Jessie King
North Seventh Street
Sioux Falla
Marshall Brown
County Board of Supervisors
Spiru Lake
Eastern Star Lodge
Eagle Grove
Goldfield
Thig Town
Thig
Coyle
Irving Martens
Business
Omaha
Emmet Township
H. Howard
D. ©. Wella
Chas. Wittern
Grover
Frank King
Chic Perkine
Old King-Perkina
Milford Mail
C. J. Wilder
Center Township
Vindicator
Republican
Wilder
Ma&king
Gardeton Variety Store
J. K. Kennedy
Wallingford
Robert Grant
Fairbault
Chas. Stedman
Emmetsburg
Hazel Stannerson
Dolliver
Leity
Roy Ridley
Harry Toll
Spirit Lake
Mamie Donovan
Ed Donovan
Roy Turner
Algona
Agnes and
Elizabeth Spies of
Craettinger
Clara Kennedy
Leola Ayers
Alta
Armatrong
Swan Olson
O. O'Keefe
Max
Dan O'Neil
Carl Ingvall
H. G. Graat
Minneapoli
Chicago
L. R. Benton
Fairfield
Iowa
J. P. Kirby
Graver
C. E. George of
Graettinger
BK. Stanley
John McMahon
Spencer
Pete Johnson
P. H. Williame
Elmore
Minnesota
Joe Mather
G. E. Moore
Jack ‘Creek
Bueniesa
0. L. Wickens
Kansas City
Neil May
Baby
Milford
8. C. Packard
A. A. Halleck
Dea 'Moines
Cambridge
Frank G. King
Carpenter
George Hayes
Brookings
South Dakota
F. W. Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Fiest
Rock Island Road
Batherville
John Oagood
John Jr
Catherine
Armetron
Fred Hendershot
Judge Lee
Humbolt
Wn. Foshier
Deas Moines
Henry Long
Grachtinger
John Horswell
Oral Hankey
Osgood
Freiida
Henry Hendrickson
Ringeted
J. Kleveter
Lake Park
Frank Wing
John Corey
R. G. McNaught
Moball
North Dakota
L. Smith
Harry Heffelfinger
Minneapolis
P. Smith
J. Harewell
Mr. Relmer
A. P. Deming
Armstrong
A. J. Bosworth
Free Methodist Church
Addie Pickett
Des Moines
Grace Ports
Iowa City
J. Porte
Polionk
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