Estherville reminiscences and early town figures
The narrative recalls Estherville's early craftwork, editors, and local characters. It chronicles newspaper life, economic hardships during Grover Cleveland's era, notable residents Harvey Miller and Harvey Wilcox, and the rise of Root Wilcox lumber firm. It also lists prominent townspeople, civic leaders, and a Carnegie library gift as the city’s foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Miller
County Board of Supervisors
Emmet County
Spirit Lake
Minnesota
Estherville
Swan Lake
Harvey Call
Harvey
C. H. Wilcox
Connecticut
Four Mile Lake
William Bartlett
Bartlett
Root, Wicox & Company
Wilcox
Green
A. D. Root
John Mortgomery
James Montgomery
Root
John Montgomery
Bernum
W. M. McFarland
J. G. Myerly
Nels Lee
M. K. Wheelan
L. L. Bingham
R. K. Soper
Tows
Sberville
E. E. Hartung
James
John Woods
Frank
George Allen
Hal Wells
John Ammon
Chauncy Ammon
J. J. Klopp
J. P. Kirby
M. K. Whelan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ae Delavan
Caretsn
Grover Cleveland
Johnny
Ceeising
Iindio Tert
Boma County
Armstrong Grove
Al‘gotta
B. F. Taylor
Whitter
Los Angeles
Montgomery Brothers
John
Henry
Iowa Lake Township
Jim
Old Home Bank
Ellsworth Township
Brown Creek
Red River Valley
Jas. Montgomery
Samuel Reaney
C. A. Root
Minneapolis
Crookston
Minn
Thief River Falls
Grand Forks
Eagle Lake
C. W. Crim
High Lake Township
W. S. Jones
W. S
Mr. Jones
Pete Johnson
Democrat
Wisconsin
Bill Post
Worthington
Queen Esther
King
James Espeset
Queen
Esther Hogue
Haaman
G. A. Goodell
Zeerish
Chicago
Silver’s
Esther Hougue
Presbyterian Church
Miss Hogue
J. G. Goodell
Dick Barnhart
T. W. Doughty
King’ Guards
Lincoln
Fletcher & Graafas
Ildine
Herman
Afso
Presbyterian Sunday School
Vindicator
C. E. Birhey
Wife
Wallingford
First National Bank
Estherville, Iowa
Bell Organization
STERN
Electric
Ehler
Deavor
Cash