Court Docket Shows Light Session and Various Decrees
Court sat three days last session with one jury case and no major action. Dispositions include demurrer ruling in Northern Lumber Co. v Johnson, decrees for Bradley v Huntsinger assignment, Haven receiver discharged, and several quieting title decrees. Minnesota two cent fare ruling: circuit court finds rate cuts burden interstate commerce and violates the fourteenth amendment, affecting several railways and state commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Lumber Co
A. C. Johnson
Don A. Bradley
J. Huntsinger
Otis Haven
A. W. Heald
F. F. Coughlin
Robert West
L. H. West
City of
Leason
Cage
Woods
American Clay Machine Co
Estherville Brick & Tile Co
H. B. Lohr
Northern Town Grocers
Charlotte Keeler
Henry Jenking
J. PF. Beatty
Stephen H. Wright
W. H. Higgins
Joseph H. Zimmerman
B. S. Pelton
Wenzell
Minnesota
St. Paun
Minn
Walter H. Sanborn
United State Circuit Court
Minnesota State Railway Commission
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Great Northern Railway Company
Minnesota & St. Louis Railway Company
Railway and Warehouse Commission of Minnesota
Packers Leader Foresees Lower Meat Prices Soon
Curena o Iba April 1 Patrick Cudahy Milwaukee packer cites February 26 interview predicting a big drop in meat prices. He notes May park at 15 15 per barrel after 17 75, Maynard down over 1 per tierce, and foresees hogs at cent in July and 4 centa by December. He cites abundant hog supply, ample product, weak English demand, and fair Southern meat demand as causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curena
England
New Road Law Divides Township Roads Into Districts
A new road law takes effect immediately authorizing trustees to divide township roads into districts for dragging. A superintendent will oversee the work, with contracts let as needed. Compensation is 50 cents per mile and a one mill levy will fund expenses.
Ebert and Robb Wed in North Seventh Street Home
Mr Carl Ebert and Miss Pearl Robb were married at the bride’s parents home on North Seventh Street Friday morning. The ceremony was attended by intimate friends and relatives before they left on the Rock Island morning train for Kort Dodge and other towns for a short wedding trip. They will return to Eather ville to make their home. The groom is N B Egbert’s son a Rock Island railroad engineer of good character. The bride is described as a handsome accomplished young lady. The Vindicator and Republican and many friends offer congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ebert
Miss Pearl Robb
Wesley Robb
North Seventh Street
Rock Island
Kort Dodge
Tvus
Eatherville
Proom
N. B. Egbert
Rock Island Railroad
Mabel Skattebo Clemenson Dies Young After Baby Born
Mrs Mabel Skattebo Clemenson born September 21 1886 died April 9 1911 after giving birth to a baby girl March 30 1911. She married Clarence Clemenson December 22 1909. Funeral held at Riverside church with burial in churchyard. Family offers sympathy to husband parents sisters and brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Skattebo-Clemenson
Clarence Clemenson
Riverside Church
Church Yard
Mabel
God
Special Musical Program for Band Uniform Drive
A Lyric program Monday April 24 features Moores Harp orchestra and soloists in a band benefit. Half of proceeds go to the band to buy uniforms. First show starts at 7 16 p m with 10 cent admission. attendees urged to come early for good seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moores Harp Orchestra
National Tuberculosis Day Aims to Reach All Church Members
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis announces April 20 as Tuberculosia Day with observances in 200,000 churches. They compare it to 1910 tuberculosis Sunday when over 40,000 sermons were preached. Leaders seek to enlist all 83 million church members nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
They Say Gossip Ruins Reputations, Hawkeye Beacon
The Hawkeye Beacon warns that the two words They say ignite gossip and scandal, claiming these simple words cause more reputational harm than any other phrases. The piece argues avoiding quoting They say prevents spreading gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye
Resolutions for Whitfields Departure From Le Mars M E Church
The Official Board of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Le Mars Iowa records heartfelt regret as Rev G F Whitfield and Mrs Whitfield depart after four and a half years of faithful service. His leadership strengthened the congregation financially morally and spiritually. his pulpit messages were earnest and inspiring. Mrs Whitfield is praised for zeal tact and social sympathy. The board resolves the record and sends copies to the Whitfields and local papers Estherville Iowa. Dated March 30 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Whitfield
Methodist Episcopal Church of
le Mars
Iowa
Whitfield
Estherville
Henry Jonns
Fred Evans
B. F. Hopeman
School Case Decided and Milford District Plans
The Supreme Court affirmed the Milford Consolidated District ruling in the Wallace Lakeville case, clearing the way for new district formation and bond elections. Milford Federated Baptist Church announces services Sunday at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at noon, plus a 6 30 pm meeting to reorganize the youth work. Ladies Guild to elect officers Thursday at Mrs EB Harung’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Baptist Church
J. D. Vanney
Young Peoples Society
Ladies Guild
Mra
EB. 1
Hartung
M. and St. L depot theft noted near Ruthven
Last Wednesday a few small boys broke into the M and St. L depot at Ruthven while the agent Went dinner and stole 25 dollars from the money drawer. They were caught but likely not prosecuted. G A Nichols of this paper has been appointed by Governor Carroll to the Iowa Voting Machine Commission for five years with 150 dollars in fees per machine. The commission has three members and duties keep them close to home. The appointment was unsolicited and would not be accepted if it greatly hinders the newspaper work at Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthven
Emmetsburg
G. A. Nichols
Governor Carroll
Iowa Voting Machine Commission
Nfant
Local Notes and Reports From Algona and Surroundings
Fred Hendershot visited Algona on Tuesday promoting Esdraelon Commandery No 62 K of P. Fred Riehman bought a torpedo Hudson car. Frank Carpenter bought a $10,000 Pierce-Arrow touring car and plans a European tour. S K Langadale moved to Walters Minnesota with family. O O Ressell and son Lloyd traveled to Minneapolis for an artificial limb after a prior leg loss. A wrestling match ended with Pecoy defeating VanNice after a rib injury to Van Nice. A prelim between Murray and Carpenter was halted due to Murray’s illness. Special Eastern Star meeting planned for initiation with refreshments. Spirit Lake Antlers hotel raises meal price to 50 cents. Commentary on youths with air guns urging stricter controls and school action. Chas Norby visited Des Moines over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carpenter
Europe
S. K. Langadale
Wilson
Walters
Minnesota
Pecoy
VanNice
Peepy
van Nice
Mr. Pecoy
John Murray
Ifrank Carpenter
Lia Salle
Ilinois
Murray
Carpenter
Antlers
Spirit Lake
Burnside
Chas
Norby
Des Moines
Also Mentioned on This Page
District Court Proceedings
New Road Law
Anderson Drug Co
The
M. E Church of
Supreme Court
M. J. Wallace
Lakeville
Independent School District of
Milford
District Court
Wallace
Milford Mail
Heads of Fashion
Kuppent
Iagr
Fred Hendershot
Algona
Esdraelon Commandery No. 62
K. 1
Fred Riehman
Hudson
F. J. White
O. O. Ressell
Lloyd
High Lake Township
Minneapolis
Eastern Star Lodge
Warner
Eatia
F. M. Shadle &Sons
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