Hanson Welcome Baby and Community Tales From Hanson
The Vindicator notes the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Harry Hanson on Monday April 18. Elmer Meikle returns from overseas and friends greet his homecoming. Easter hats, school bus troubles, illnesses from flu, and visits between Hanson area families fill the week as church programs and social calls unfold amid travel and local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hanson
Gladden
Elmer Meikle
Elmer
Minnie Wood
Death of Woman Leaves Family in Question
Son will be pained to hear of her death at the home of her father, Ed Thompson, of northern Minnesota. It has not been decided yet whether the remains will be brought here or interment will be made in Minnesota. More particulars next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Thompson
Minnesota
Local Notes From Ames Area and Surroundings
Frank twin returns home from Minnesota assignment. Chris Larson visited the Twin Cities last week. T. R. Hepp swapped a Happy Farmer tractor for a Republic truck. Mrs. G. E. Moore and Ruby consult Mayo brothers in Rochester for health. Ralph Schacherer finished the University of Southern Minnesota mechanical course in Austin. A Sioux Falls friend joined him briefly. Lloyd Ressell returned from Northfield after college. Gusta Skattebo resumed her clerk position at Irwin Hote ing's store, then left for Wallingford. J. O. Kasa sold hardware stock to L. E. Crim who plans to move the store. Frank Irwin sold his southwest Ames farm, 240 acres, for 150 per acre to Jack Flood of Claire Iowa. his brother Roy Hood is the buyer’s relation. Locals attended Estherville skating event last Saturday. Weather notes: snow last Wednesday, roads rough, wheat and pastures starting to respond to rains. sowing not finished. Weekly weather and crop report dated Tuesday, April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Minnesota
Chris Larson
Twin Cities
T. R. Hepp
Happy Farmer
Republic
G. E. Moore
Ruby
Rochester
Ralph Schacherer
Austin
University of Southern Minnesota
Sioux Falla
Lloyd Ressell
Northfield
Gusta Skattebo
Irwin & Hoteing
Ames
Wallingford
L. E. Crim
Local notes from Estherville area community page
Saturday teachers meetings and visits fill the week as Miss Lena Kinnander travels, Silas Henke and Nellie Mitchell return home, families visit Estherville and Blue Earth, and a bright new baby arrives at the Lorenz home. Memorial and social events are noted, along with illnesses and a funeral in northern Minnesota.
Armstrong Jess Richardson Visits Dakota and Returns
This week after a short visit with his song in Dakota, Mise Lillian Leissen returned home Friday from Sibley where she has been employed. Norman Wood has returned home honorably discharged from service. Bernice Brickage and Car are noted in the text as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess R. W. Richardson Wellonts
Dakota
Mise
Lillian Leissen
Sibley
Norman Wood
Seeinge Ovarsens
Bernice Brickage
Notice to Contractors for County Road Surfacing 1919
Sealed bids will be received in Ville Iowa until 12 00 noon May 6 1919 for delivering and surfacing on listed sections of county roads in Estherville Armstrong Wallingford and nearby areas. Contractors must screen out stone over two inches and build loading traps and maintain pits. Items 1 4 cover new surfacing with one cubic yard per six feet, items 5 9 cover rock surfacing. Local notices mention residents in Armstrong Estherville and Maple Hill with several names and visits filed in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Audito
Ville
Iowa
C.d
Local Social Notes From Stillman Home And Nearby
Mrs M C Peterson and daughter Mrs Trees attended the aid at the Stillman home last Thursday. Fred Deling's father returned from Minnesota after funeral. Mamie Anderson spent Sunday with family. Emma Moltzen and nephew Ralph Trees visited Roy Richards. Clara Moltzen assists Mrs T Thompson with horse cleaning. Hans Claussens spent Sunday at Al
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Peterson
Trees
Stillman
Fred Deling
Minnesota
Mamie Anderson
Emma Moltzen
Ralph Trees
Roy Richards
Clara 'Moltzen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sconberg & Kilgore
Hanson
Rev. Wood
Estherville
R. Brown
George Davis
John McMullen
Lake Park
A. C. Bringle
Jay Bosworth
Nurse
Jackson
Landmark
Ray Eads
Miss Michel
Lakefield
Gates
Arnolds Park
D. M. Clump
C. Stanley
Round Lake
Mr. Stanley
Missouri
Stanley
Miss McGee
Route
Rge Kinnander
Lena Kinnander
Miareciltes
Hainois
Spoon
Batur
Nellie Hanifah
Gruvat
Suvilay
Daisy Bunta
Elville
Minnie Leisson
Mabel Craig
Wallace Richmond
Vermuele
Winff
Ford Hanson
Gridley
Silas Henke
Blue Earth
Nellie Mitchell
Algona
J. W. Laws
Earnest Smith
P. Deming
Claude Benton
France
L. R. Taylor
Maple Hill
Roy Drake
Buffalo Center
A. Loomer
Fred
Aaron Henke
Silas
Laura Bergeson
Stemple
Earl
Dalke
Ross Fouts
Bergeson
Grover
Little Tots
Ramsey
Calahan
West Emmet
J. Whitcomb Riley
Claus Martens
Harry Smith
Tree
Christ
Hazel
Gunderson
John Lorenz
Babe
Lorenz
Landester
Misa Nellie Ruckman
Thomas Ruckman
Tolof Herbrandson
Minot
North Dakota
Philip Anderson
Pearl Thompson
Chautauqua
Armstrong
T.t.sunde, JR
North Seventh Street
Ravel
Kineer
J. J. Klopp
Hutchinson
Vera
Carrie Taylor
Ruth McKean
Grace
Vose
Fred Ruef
Steimberger
Patton Atwood
Rohde
Novella Mitchell
Nels Sevelt
Eabherville
JR. Stuart
St. Regis
Towa
Es Provident Life Insurance Company
B. F. Carroll
Liberty Bonda First Trust and Savings Bank
H. Rhodes
First Trust
Savi
F. H. Rhodes
Farma Emmet
A. T. Lerdall
Steam Bakery
Bert Kroenke
Ella la Tey
The
Estherville State Bank
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