Funeral Held For T W Doughty Armstrong Leader and Benefactor
The funeral for T W Doughty a prominent Armstrong citizen and financier drew a large crowd with many out of town attendees. Born in Scotland in 1870 he moved to Emmet County in 1892, headed a local bank, and was known for his upright dealing and generosity. He died in a St Paul Athletic Club incident likely from a heart condition, leaving two brothers and a sister.
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T.W. Doughty
Armstrong
Opera House
Doughty
Scotland
Gantry
Emmet County
George
David
Yestend
Wietchin
Boise City
Idaho
St. Paul
Ehou
George S. Viger
Swan Lake Pioneer Hird Last Monday
Emmet county mourns pioneer George Grems who died December 27 near Swan Lake after settling in 1883 and building a farm. Born March 18 1878 in New York he worked in carpentry wagon making hardware and canal labor before moving to Emmet county. Funeral services were held December 29 at the home with interment at East Side cemetery. seven children born to his wife Caroline Goldsberry survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grems
Emmet County
Mr. Grems
Thin County
Swan Lake
Harty
Conan
Redj
Felt
George Grema
Fonetts Entity
New York
Grover
Oneida County
Etic Canal
Monroe
Wisconsin
Bremer County
Iowa
Chickasaw County
William
Caroline Goldsberry
East Side
Robert Hamilton
Clarion
Orlo Lambert
Fort Dodge
N. J. Origer
Teasday
Humbort County
B. F. Booth
Greettinger
E. B. Westfall
F. L. Blunt
Milford
C. E. McDowell
Harold Hulburt
Minneapolis
W. C. Dillon
F. W. Wilson
Rock Island
Arthur Ammon
Death of Mr. Doughty Touches Armstrong County
The people of Armstrong mourn the death of Tom Doughty, praised as the best friend by an elderly woman who defended his legacy with tears. Rumors may spread, but locals hold steadfast faith in his character and the positive memory he leaves in the county.
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Mr. Doughty
Armstrong
Tom Doughty
Onemens
Juries Drawn From Emmet County Ladies for January Term
Twelve women from Emmet County will serve as jurors at the January court term. The panel includes Mabel Shutes Estherville Mildred Rice Estherville Cora Keating Estherville and others. The first cases include Grant Giffin for murder his father and the Tornell rape case with other minor criminal matters pending.
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Emmet
Mabel
Seeene Mildred Rice
Batherville
Cora E. Keating
Eytherville
Ollie Clemenson
Terril
Mary E. Rowe
A.0. Oswalt
Dolliver
Mabel Lilliland
Malinda Harvey
Grover
Anna West
Estherville
Catherine Keniche
Mary Diggles
Jadiea
Grant Giffin
Tornell
Lee Bros
War Board
Mable Shutes
Fred G. Larson
Mildred M. Rice
A. K. Iverson
Lee Mitchell
Martin Anderberg
Armstrong
Wm. Keefe
Armatrong
T. J. Huntley
Carl Halverson
A. N. Andersen
Ringsted
Geo
Neve
Sohne Ringsted
Andrew Jersen
Halfa
Dan Resh
Maak
Jens Neleen
Ingated
K. J. Fox
John Smith
Anna Woot
Catherine Kenline
Jim Ramsey
Brannan
Ay Diggles
Graver
Wil Nicholson
Gruver
Harry G
Shook
Local Gym Night Basketball Match Promises Fast Game
Goldfield’s top team will visit the city to face the local Athletic Club at the high school gym tonight with Matthew son as captain. The locals hope to rebound after Patesward’s resignation as they prepare for Spirit Lake on January 8 with the American Legion team.
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Goldfield Aggregation
Tos Derayg
Goldfield
Matthewson
Rorimer
Estherville Star
Pates Ward
Fates
Webster City
Spirit Lake
American Legion
Local residents listed in disputed Grand Jury names
Grand Jury names include Joe Heinman Armstrong A H Best Estherville Charles H Brown Estherville Harry Hornby Estherville Gilbertson Maplemt i Albert Lake Greett J H Nightern Gee Henry Simon Dolliver Wm Ross Dollivar ted Sina Heueuik Terril Route 2.
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Joe Heinman
Armstrong
A. H. Best
Estherville
Charles H. Brown
Harry Hornby
Gilbertson
Maplemt i
Albert Lake
Greett
J. H. Nightern
Gee Henry Simon
Dolliver
Wm. Ross
Dollivar
Ted
Sina Heueuik
Terril
Route 2
Stopped At Lookout Mountain and Blue Grass Tour
A travel account recounts a journey from Chicago to Florida by Royal Palm toward the south, with sights through Kentucky and Tennessee. It notes scenic lines, High Bridge, Oakdale on Walden's Ridge, and Lookout Mountain near Chattanooga, describing the river gorges and a railroad town, plus local humor and a meeting with a town marshal.
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Chicago
State
Madison
South Land
Kentucky
Tennessee
Rogers Gap
Lexington
Bres Ieee
Tobnske
High Bridge
Na Ain
United States
High Bridey
Wwe
Oakdale
Walden’s
Harding
Emory
Temenene Pres
Walden's
Ridge
Waldens Ridge
Chattanooga
As A
Bonnseaes River
Lookout Head
Soren
Holiday Weddings Spark Small Town Union
A trio of weddings graced a rural Wisconsin area as Sophia Schaper wed Clarence Bruner at the Schaper home near Ave ry. The ceremony, officiated by Rev. Woodies, joined families of both sides amid Christmas season decor. The couple plans a farm home near Ave ry after the ceremony.
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Bruner-Schaper
August Schaper
Sophia
Clarence Bruner
Otto Schaper
Bigen
Misa Ruby Schwartz
Woothies
Brimer
Avery
Wisconsin
Treslery Nichtern and Neva Niehtern Wed in Akron
The day before paciatenan at the Christian parish, Tresler of Akron and Miss Niehtern of Akron were married. The licensees performed the ceremony in time to catch the next train to G for a holiday visit among friends. The groom’s home will be in Akron. The writer notes their union as a wholesome joining of two dependable families and extends best wishes for a long marriage.
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Treslery Nichtern
Paciatenan
Christian Paere
Pee Floyd Tresler
Ak Ons
Neva Niehtern
Akron
Eng
Sune
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Booth’s
Oounain
Fred Albertson
Fae Pullen
Mason City
Dna Krase
Iowa City
Mia Ethel McArdle
Clear Lake
Roy Bixler
Muskegon
M Higan
Gertrude Knight
Alice McCoy
Milwaukee
Margaret Barnes Chandler
Arizona
Jsillian Foster
Mobile
Alabama
Poller
Ma Knight
Margaret
Lorime
Prorace Soper
Mie Adelai Ie
Albertson
Mrs. Braley
Siox Falls
Service Star Legion
Egular
K. P. Hall
Ion
Ing
Graff
Big Chis
Will Rodgers
Florida
Lookout Mountain
Swea City
Sweden
Amé
Brose Eistide Nuipelale
Lentio
Hian
Atte
Weaerly Sas Oy
J. Aetotnay
Pas
the Baptist
Taylor
Sheldon
North Eighth Street
Per Taylor
Shauer-Gettman
Avery’ Pi
Pearl Shauer
Sowa
Senga
Beother
Ae Pani
Ter
Ona
Swea
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