Lumber tariff debate and local notices in Estherville
A clipped editorial from the Official Paper discusses tariff effects on lumber and white oak ties, criticizing Geo Nichols and advocating party loyalty. It notes railroad excursion rates, political figures La Follette and Allison, wheat prices, hog cholera, Elks meeting, local moves, and a burglary case in Prairie du Chien with Sheriff Butler returning the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Nichols
K. Faltinaon
Democrat
Bro. Sakinson
Faltinson
Local Notices and Minor Community Movements
G A Lyon sprained thumb from a fall at home. T M Pollen replaces H B Fister on route six while on vacation. A A Halleck moves into Mrs Fullenwider’s North Seventh street residence today. H K D Buckuanim vacates Libbee, purchased by C V Meadows who moves in next week. Ratherville merchants burdened by taxes should seek fair profits rather than selling at cost. Rev C H Holness of Algous reportedly ill and planning to spend summers in a willow tree house platform ten feet high for his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
Cedar Rapids
South Seventh Street
H. W. Knight
F. B. Morae
Duluth
Doasie Aitchison
Cedar Falls
State Normal
H. A. Hanson
South 10Th Street
Ervin
Amer
Estherville
Osgood
Graettinger
Sheriff Butler
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin
J. 8S. Knight
Knight Concert Co
Peterson Brothers
Emmet House
Knight
G. A. Lyon
T. M. Pollen
H. B. Fister
A. A. Halleck
Mrs. Fullenwider
North Seventh Strees
HK. D. Buckuainm Beals
Libbee
C. VM. Meadows
Ratherville
C. H. Holness
Mr. Holmes
TEACHERS INSTITUTE IN PROGRESS AT HIGH SCHOOL
The teachers institute opened Saturday and will run all week with many instructors present. A long list of participants is named, showing strong interest in improving teaching methods and student engagement as the new school year approaches. The community notes a half mast for William B. Allison and mentions local travel and an ice cream social fundraiser for church aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
William B. Allison
Iowa
Firemann
Chas. Wiley
Cedar Rapids
Hatherville
Cedar Rapina
Luther League
Oliver Rierson
Catholic Church
Local visits and travels across Iowa towns
Mrs. C Alt and sons visit Iowa City. Carl Ingvall on business to Gravit Inger. Ployd Price from Spirit Lake in Exatherville. Miss Ida Eilerby from Templars Park attends the Institute. Mrs. J J Klopp visits Spirit Lake to see Mrs Bergman. Mrs. W J Warner hosts her mother Mrs Foote from Albert Lea. Nau Brothers trousers and Hugh Lawrence trunks advertised. Lizzie Newton of Spencer visits sister Mrs E B Strawn. Mrs B F Dickerson returns from Albert Lea. Mr and Mrs Sam Johnston and daughter attend races at Dows. City Clerk N B Egbert visits Templers Park council session. Dr Doolittle leaves for Britt to visit daughters in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Klopp
Spirit Lake
Bergman
W. J. Warner
Foote
Albart Lea
Nau Brothers
Hugh Lawrence
Lizzie Newton
Spencer
Strawn
B. F. Dickerson
Albert Lea
Sam Johnston
Dows
N. B. Egbert
Local Notes and Social Inquiries From Estherville
Estherville residents attend events and travel to nearby towns. Notables include N A Andrews from Grover, Editor Patterson at Emmetburg for a snake show, and Charley Peterson traveling from Raleigh. Miss Leona Bond leaves for Lemmon to teach, while Miss Riley attends a teachers’ institute. Family gatherings, births, and local commerce items fill the page alongside public notices and bids for ditch construction contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Bond
Lemmon
South Dakota
Riley
Clay County
Estherville
Teachers’ Institute
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vindicator
Republican
Towa
Anan
Tcor Rabat RT
Official Paper
Estherville and
Emmet County
Rock Island
Western Passenger Association
Beeve
Allison
Cummins
Tanators
Burress
Yterard
Esthervlle
Henatur Allison
Board of Trade
Geo. McCutcheon
Big Elks
Waterloo
Mina Lelia Hudson
Emmetaburg
Harry Darland
F. H. Morrison
Minneapolis
Dakotaa
Leonard Thompson
Augusti
Moffitt
Bunsoing
Attedance Large
Daisey Bunt
Mabelle Johnson
Anna Campbell
Lomene Fahey
Teresa Keane
Mayme Mearty
Lilian Andersen
Vern Bigelow
Josie Eder
Mabel Salyers
Jule Metzger
Nancy Klopp
Inez Price
Kate Brogan
Ida Truesdell
Bessie McKibben
Hannah Mott
Marie Pedersen
Alma Ruble
Linus Sharp
Jane Welsh
Emma Eder
Edith
Louise Olaon
Emma Sutcliffe
Huldah Peterson
Flora Penn
Mae Bhartle
Lola Mable
Helen Bowman
Bernice Redinger
Carrie Anderson
Florence Glaon
Mae McCormic
Gae Bchaofer
Imma Reno
Clara Hercourt
Adelaide Nichola
Hazel Kydd
Hattie Westrem
Edith Littell
Fae Pullen
Josie Long
Lottie Mitchell
Helen Welsh
Hiza Welsh
Emme Hanson
Danny Dyer
Edna Dutton
Bearah Madden
Josephine Whitmore
Bila Hilligen
Maggie Mantece
Florence Anderson
Mellissa Carroll
Harriet Holmes
Hdna Bradley
Blanche Fuller
Myrtie Campbell
Bertha Thorson
Maud Bowser
Hazel McKibben
Lena Gunderson
Mable Miller
Sophia Olson
Bertha Pederson
Tda Ellerby
Mina Cronk
Grace Orim
Bess Vandenburgh
Amanda Peterson
Cora Christopher
Rose Pullen
Eva Webb
Agnes Luikart
Gertrude Levi
Clara Malmin
Julia Anderson
Jennie Pingrey
T. J. Lerdall
Lucile Hargrave
Orle Johnson
Prof. Dukes
South 7Th St
Clatern
Bath
I. Gi Bingham
N. A. Andrews
Grover
Editor Patterson
Emmeteburg
Mies Lizzle
Montgomery
West Okoboji
Charley Peterson
Raleigh
W. A. Beymer
Weat Okoboji
Chas. Caton
Clarksville
Council Bluffs
Vina King
Dickens
Estherville Business College
E. KE. Strawn
John Davy
Ellsworth Street
EB. O. Almos
Clara
Agnes Hanson
Davy
Northwood
G.H. Towsley
Exsthervillea
Dowa Advouste
Jay Johnson
F. W. Converse
Netle
Patti Jurors
F. M. Suapun & Sons
Board of
L. L. Bingham
Ole Handaland
Mike Munnon
J. M. Johnson
Chas. E. Smith
West Franklin
Maine
Dr. King
Williams & Anderson
Camant Propvets Co
Clark
W. BR
Bryan
Jack Creek
F. J. White
Eatherville
E. Person
Iowa Lake
A. Carey
W.G. Nichols
Sam Collins
F. E. Stenerson
Lincoln Geo. Sconberg
Geo. Greever
W. H. Hodge
J.C. Lovell
Estherville Co
L. Wallera
Wheeler Teeeeee
P. P
Waldonvente
High Lake
P. A, Gaarde Denmark
N. J. Iverson
Lincoln Harvey Cox
Fred Masters
J. M. Cumming Center
Ed. Miller Tee
Swan Lake
M. J
Queen Esther Flour
Estherville Roller Mills
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