Bechtel Dies of Apoplexy at Lumber Yard
Henry A. Bechtel, who recently bought the W. W. Fullam lumber and coal business, died after a sudden apoplexy Saturday afternoon. Funeral Thursday from his residence conducted by Rev. Mitchell. Survived by wife, two sons Raymond E. and Donald G., and sister Mrs. A. P. Johnson of Glidden. Born Dubuque June 18, 1855, he was about 66. In Iowa for 25 years in lumber business. moved to town two months ago with family. He was a respected citizen and businessman.
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Henry A. Bechtel
W. W. Fullam
Mitchell
Presbyterian Church
Raymond E
Donald G
A. P. Johnson
Glidden
Iowa
Bechtel
Dubuque
W. W. Fullai
Tim
Sunday School Officers Elected and Excur sion Plans
Sunday School officers were elected including Ira C. Stanley as superintendent Win Walker as assistant superintendent Lou Wanamaker secretary Nellie Hisenhower assistant secretary Fern Fox treasurer Vashti Wilcox pianist Fern Fox assistant pianist Marion Silcox librarian Mrs Roy Blazer missionary president Mrs A H Nash primary superintendent Mrs W H Davidson superintendent cradle roll A Mgr Kline Superintendent Temp dept Land 10 acre orchard tracts in Sutherlin Valley sold developed under absolute guarantee by the Luss Land Co Trip to this galley can be made in ten days in Luseland round trip 50.00 Date of next excursion December 10 See Dr Galloway for further information See A Royal Slave Thursday December 8.
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M. E. Sunday School
Ira C. Stanley
Win. Walker
Lou Wanamaker
Nellie Hisenhower
Fern Fox
Vashti Wilcox
Marion Silcox
Roy . Blazer
A. H. Nash
W. H. Davidson
Sutherlin Valley
Luss Land*Co
Luseland
Galloway
A Royal Slave on Stage at Armory Theater
The article extols the elaborate melodrama A Royal Slave presented with superb scenery painted from Mexican photographs and rich costumes. It notes the production required over half a year of work by skilled scenics artists and mechanics and promises high literary and dramatic merit with startling effects. The show debuts at the Armory Theater on Thursday, 8th.
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Mexico
Clarence Bennett
Armory Theater
Christmas Cards Free to Readership by C J Johnstone Pres Dept 1220
A notice invites readers of the Vindicator and Republican to receive free Christmas postcards imported and embossed with no advertising. To cover postage, send 4 cents in stamps to C J Johnstone, President, Dept 1220, Rochester NY, with a request for New Year cards if preferred.
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Republican
C.J. Johnstone
Rochester
N.Y
Temperance lecturer A. S. Suther to speak in Emmet County
A. S. Suther of Rice Lake Wisconsin famed for eighteen years of temperance lectures will present illustrated talks at Estherville Norwegian Lutheran Church on December 10 11 Wallingford West Immanuel Lutheran December 12 and Wallingford East Immanuel Lutheran December 19 20. Also note a Royal Slave at Armory theatre December 8 based on Lew Wallace’s The Fair God. Subscriptions offered for Vindicator and Republican.
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A. S. Suther
Rice Lake
Wis
Emmet County
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Estherville
West Immanuel Lutheran Church
Wallingford
East Immanuel Lutheran Church
Bather
Armory Theatre
Clarence Bennett
Lew Wallace
God
Public Auction to Close Farm in Lincoln Township Iowa
Will sell the Geo H Laffey farm southeast quarter section 13 Lincoln township 212 miles east of Dolliver Iowa on Wednesday December 14 1910. Livestock and farm machinery include mares horses cows calves pigs hay tools and equipment with terms cash under six dollars and credit on larger sums with notes at six percent. Free lunch at noon and sale starts 10 am. Witt Eckhart proprietor Col Wm Foshier auctioneer Stillman clerk.
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Lincoln Township
Geo. H. Laffey
Dolliver
Poland
Wim. Eckhart
Col
Wm. Foshier
P. Stillman
Ditch No 54 Hearing Before Emmet County Board
Board met November 20 1910 with members O O Ressell J B Mitchell H A Jehu W H Gibbs and W O Dowden. Hearing set for the petition on Ditch No 54 of Emmet County Iowa and adjournment followed.
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O. O. Ressell
J. B.mitchell
H. A. Jehu
W. H. Gibbs
W. O. Dowden
Emmet County
Iowa
Ter
Motion Board
Motion
Emmet County Board Redirects Ditch Proceedings 1910
The Emmet County board of supervisors adjourns and continues hearings on drainage district numbers 56 and 37, with adjournments to December 1 and December 6, 1910. Objections and damages claims by Jennie Morrison and the Chicago R I and P R Co enter into proceedings. Fannie Howell road petition granted for $250 damages. Armory tax exemption lapses prompting tax list update.
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Jennie Morrison
Chicago R. I. & P. R. Co
L. Irwin
Board of Supervisors
Emmet County
Towa
John P. Espelding
Russell
Gibbs
Mitchell
Jehu
Dowden
Fannie
Howell
Estherville
Ditch No
Banks On Sure Thing Now
An advertisement claims customers will never be without Dr. King’s New Life Pills again, written by A. Schingeck of Buffalo New York. It touts cures for chronic constipation and bile issues, indigestion headaches chills malaria and debility, priced at 26 cents at H. Williams.
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Dr. King
A. Schingeck
Elm St
Buffalo
N. LY
H.williams
St Olaf Concert Band At Estherville With Violin Soloist Adolph Olson
Estherville hosts St Olaf concert band on Thursday evening December 29 with violin soloist Adolph Olson, recently back from Germany where he trained at the Royal Conservatory in Leipzig under Hana Sitt and Hans Becker. Critics praised his artistry after his return and a Minneapolis engagement drew a packed house.
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Adolph Olson
Germany
Royal Conservatory
Leipsig
Hana Sitt
Hans Becker
Conservatory
Olson
Mr. Olson
Minneapolis
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