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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1906
Page
9
Local notes report a typhoid case, wedding travels, and visitors from Nevada. stories cover church moves, open air band concerts, a King-Perkins show, and local farming plans. Miscellany notes banked offices, plantings, and a jail court adjournment with various civic tidbits.
A patchwork page notes a May 12 US Civil Service exam at Netherville post office for carriers and clerks, with applications due by May 6. Also reports W A Hendrickson returns to Emmet county as a life insurance agent, Rev Everet Lesher resigns to lead Owatonna Congregational church, and various social happenings, marriages, relocations, and local business notes from Estherville, Emmetsburg, and surrounding papers.
Franklin Audubon a bay stallion with 1160 pounds and 31 hands stands at A Rose’s Exterville Iowa barn for the 1906 season. Bred on Paterson Wilkes Farm Lexington Ky by J J Audubon sire of Audubon Boy record 1 50 and one of the largest money winners. Dam line includes Roberta and Benzetta in 2 2042 and 250034 with Onward 1411 as second dam Sallis Bo dam of three in 2080 list. Fee $20 or $16 for the season.
A lengthy roster of visits and charges in Emmet County towns includes John Hodga visiting Minneapolia Hofurday and Miss Pannie Wagner at Finmetaburg yesterday. Several locals, including Mrs. Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Martin, and Dr. Haynes, travel to nearby towns for visits or business while others return home from Algona, Grinnell, and St. Louis. The column also notes political mentions, and a brief city item about Governor Cummings aide Brigham riding a borrowed pass on a railroad line before paying his fare.
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