News Twenty Years Ago in Armstrong Journal 1900
From the 1900 Armstrong Journal noting the paper’s seventh year and local happenings. It records the fatal crossing of John Shaver at Emmetsburg, officers elected for Farmers Institute, deaths and marriages near Estherville, licenses issued, new arrivals, auctions and real estate transfers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shaver
Jack Creek
Emmetsburg
Farmers’ Institute
F. Schaad, Jr
S. B. Reei
S. Blakey
P. J. Murray
Also Mentioned on This Page
Armstrong Journal
Chris Wolfe Sr
Near
Terris
Cooper Blow
Roy Blakey
Gale Colline
Bridget Howe
North Seventh Street
Father Daley
Estherville
Recorder Collins
BK. J. Sanborn
GE. Groves
Iowa City
Amundson
Harry A. Gorton
Blanch F. Hornby
Robert J. Magary
Esther Jones
Sam
Malstie
Story County
Carrie M. Kries
Wallingford
C. M. Smith
Marty Rolling
Emmet County
W. W. Strubbard
Messrs
Johu & Foote
Nellie Lawrence
Lawler
R. H. Rierson
High Lake
E. P. Herum
Barrie Dahl
Rae
Ruthven
Turkey
Walter Nunn
Annie Volk
Graettinger
George Fo Neve
Jensen
Bammer
Harry Flansen
Auditor's
Anderson Bjarkjonli
Jacob Anderson
Ole Anderson
Bjorkjonli
Ole Anderson Bjorkjonli
Jacob T Anderson
Woods
Hor Packard
Willian Foshier
Bob
Hillcrest
KO Leken
Andrew I Lande
Wallingford Chase Walker
W W Walker
Allen's
Schenck
J S Branford
Gilletts
Stafford & Jarvis
Amanda
Albert
Ray D Shoemacker
McFarland
Ole Knutson
H M Frisbee
Lula A Brown
John Ho Rohlf
Selmer Amdal
George Ftammer
T John Dows
Mitchell
Clara WooRreehs
Nettie Ketchum
Richard Dundas
Walter A
Richmond
Therville R Ff
Miller
Jao P Kirby
Lawnady
Estherville I
G Thompson
John J. Campbell
Charles Rixby
Ole Lowek
Cole
Remis
Fatherville
Paog
James Dundas Jr
Walter
James Dundas Sr
Ann Dundas
WOW Alcorn
Ser
JA Nelson
I White
Wilder
McFarlanda
Toa Ted
Harry ¢ Hansen
Aaron West
Wm Roughin
William A Graves
Clem M Peterson
Tow Savings Bank L
James Espeset
Poland
China
Tre
M. L. Soeth
Cols
Ritchie
Foshier
Erb
Allison
Fieldman
Estherville State Bank
Huntington
T. D. Fowler
Moline Plow Co
J.D. Weir & Son
Huntington, Iowa
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