Justice Court Hears Several Anti-Faloon Cases Last Week
Several cases arising from the Anti-Saloon League movement came to hearing before justices last week. John Gifford, former night watchman, was discharged for lack of grand jury basis after testimony. Osene Robbina’s case for selling intoxicating liquor was quashed when prosecutors withdrew. William Knowland pleaded guilty to selling liquor and paid 50 plus costs. Billy Bailey’s case bond forfeited for nonappearance. Abe Speinger’s case proceeded to await grand jury action. Hemming Jensen fined 50 and costs for selling intoxicating liquor.
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Everal
Anti-Faloon League
Justice of the Peace
Egbert
John Gifford
Tustien Righert
Osene Robbina
William Knowland
Billy Bailey
Flo
Abe Speinger
Davidson
Wedding of Miss Mayme Wiltner and Joe Orvis in Emmetsburg
Miss Mayme Wiltner and Joe Orvis were married Wednesday morning at Emmetsburg in the bride’s home with Rev. Taylor officiating. The couple, after a wedding breakfast, will visit St. Louis for the exposition before making their future home in this city. Mr. Orvis, a Rock Island dispatcher, is well known here and Mrs. Orvis is already known to many locals.
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Naptinis
Orvie
Yeelock
Emmetsburg
Rev
Taylor
Episcopal Church
Mayme Wiltner
Joe Orvis
St. Louis
East Muto Street
Alrteady
Orvis
Rock Island Road
Morning Side Church Wedding of Corwin Taylor and Nellie Blood
Henry Taylor traveled to Sioux City for the August 23 wedding at the bride's mother's home in Morning Side. Corwin Taylor of Welch Louisiana and Nellie Blood of Sioux City Iowa were married with immediate relatives present. They will visit St. Louis and then Welch where the groom pastors the M. Bo church.
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Henry Taylor
Sioux City
Corwin Taylor
Welch
Nellie Blood
Iowa
St. Louis
World’s Fair Special Days and November Events
A long list of forthcoming World’s Fair special days across August to November outlines participation by Missouri week, Lumbermen of America, secret societies, and numerous organizations. Highlights include Pythian Day, Labor Day events, Olympic games components, and various state and fraternal observances with dates, venues, and planned activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Lumbermen of America
St. Lonia
M—Missouri
National Piremen’s Association
Rathbone Sisters
Deutscher-Krieger Bund
Dental Examiners
Institute of Bank Clerka
Hameey
Eagles
Tyler
Tennessee
Indiana
Jewslers
Bons and Daughters of Justice
Oklahoma
Offhce Clerka
Brigham
California
Od Fellows
House of Hoo-Hoo
Maryland
Catholic Kalg
America
Laurelana
Louis
Mexico
Germanic Congress
Massachusetts
Colorado
Congress of Arts and Science
Arigona
Nevada
Himota
Arkansas
New York
Tate
Rhoids
Malneg
Ohio
New Jersey
U. and
Daughters of Confederacy
Chicagov Press
Cuba
L—Missouri
Michigan
Connecticut
City of Detroit
American Library Association
Alaska
Nethraska
Helen Keller
Jefferson
Colonial Dames of America
Mystic Circle
Bankers of the World Day
National Council of Women
A. U
King’s Daughters Song
National Humane Society
Ahimni Association
Dhwas
O—College
Brooklyn Dey
Association &t-Croms Country
August Heat and Oddities Feature At Opera House
In Anugaat August heat, a sultry scene and comic asides unfold as locals joke about August woes. The New York Globe notes a feature with Mrs. Frank G. King in Chicago securing Prof E Abt for a moving picture show. He will present early illustrated songs and films including Russo Japan war and Train Robbery with Old Farmer Hopkins at the Opera House Monday night Aug 20.
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Anugaat
Fido
Florence
Parker
Roosevelt
Ogater Bay
Union Butchers Ahirk
Chicago
Frank G. King
King-Perkins Co
E. Abt
United States
Hopkins
Opera House
Graft Warning and Frisco Homeseeker Tickets
The tale warns of a scam where a stranger sells a water tank as a sample then manipulates a note to obtain payment. It also reports Ezra Kealer’s arm amputation and announces Frisco System homeseeker ticket sales dates, routes, and prices across Texas and nearby regions.
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James Eaprset
Emmet County
M. 1
Arobar
Howard Graves
Estherville
Iwa
Emmet
Estherville State Bank
Laves, Preside
Nl 8Ondrot
Estherville State Bank Incorporated
Estherville, IA
Jno M. Barker
Bt Sandrel
A D Reet
Alp
Longh
Web
Donee
James Fapeset
Howard Graver
Bob
Weee Vincent
Joe Alrey
First National Bank OF
IOMA
Board OF Directors
Ing. Montgomery Kb Soprer
Weed Vincent HO
Oqhaaf
Dro
M. KO Whelan
O.neville
Bank OF Estherville PO
Rhodes
Ayers
Buckingham's
Gove
Northern Nursery CO
Traer, Iowa
Northern Pacific
Minnesota
North Dakota
Manitoba
Montana
Idaho
Washington,Oregon
British Columbia
A.M. Cleland
ST. Paul, Mind
Zsota
Justice Court
Emymwetsrburg
Tilis
Brunk G. King
King-Jerkins Co
Chic Persins
Don Motherville
Bar Rooney
Algo du
Walt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Traina
Vindicator
Republican
Palace OF Manufactures
Dalliver Herali
Ezra Kealer
Town Lake Township
Frisco Systm
Mangas City
Texas
Amarillo Quanab
Vernon
Forth Worth
Brownwood
Brady
San Angelo
Waco
San Antonio
Houston
Galventon
Corpus Chiiati
Rockport
Indian Territory
Louisiana
Todian
Southeast
J.C. Loviren
L. Vass
R Avent
Frisco System
Kansas City
Ansas City
Lodian Territory
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
E. L. Palmer
Equitable Building
Des Moines
Land of
Jamess
Fletcher
Rock Island Frisco System
DeWitt
B.C. Dewitt & CO
Williams & Anderagg
Motherville
Quammen & Walden
Wallingford
Gossom
Bright
Gore
Willams & Findéorson
W. G. Anderson
A. H. Newville
Estherville, Iowa
Great Southwest
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