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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1922

Page

5

Winchester Plant Turns to Knife Making a New Line

Kilgore notes astonishment at Winchester Repeating Arms entering cutlery with a methodical approach. The piece traces Winchester’s alloy steel research, staff expertise, and factory processes from steel selection to blade finishing, illustrating how familiar gunmaking operations adapt to knife production and compare to Panama Canal engineering.

Winchester Repeating Arms Company Kilgore Winchester United States Panama Canal Panama Canals Wincester Winchester Engineering

Plays at the church to feature Kate Douglas Wiggens story

On Thursday night February 23 the ladies and society present a dramatization by Kate Douglas Wiggen of The Old Peabody Pen at the church. Rev Marsh was sick so no service. Sunday school held as usual. Maurice Oswalt went to Chicago Saturday night. Mrs Will Nehring of Grover visited at the A H Pickell home last week. W F M S met last Wednesday. Miss Hazel Johnson hostess. study led by Mrs Peterson. March 1 meeting at Mrs H D Mereness home. Mrs Wertz to lead. Doctor Mereness visited Estherville last Friday. The Pickell family sick this week. Mrs Stanersons daughter ill last week. Mrs Bruce Reed and baby returned to Gettysburg S C after months here and Armstrong stay. Mrs Olive Eckhart aided with train changes. Bernice Stillman and Miss Reizer visited Estherville. Linus Stillman, Mr and Mrs Lee Miller visited Estherville last week. A carload stock shipped Saturday night. Mrs John Westrem visiting her parents this week. A H Pickell numbered among the sick. Large crowd Friday night to hear the Philippine quartet. Will Lynch left for Wyoming with his car Monday. Lee Boyington of Galt Iowa visiting here last week.

Ladies and Society Kate Douglas Wiggen Peabody Marsh Maurice Oswalt Chicago Will Nehring Grover A. H. Pickell Hazel Johnson Estherville Stanerson Bruce Reed Baby Gettysburg S. C Armstrong Olive Eckhart Watertown Bernice Stillman Miss Reizer Linus Stillman Lee Miller John Westrem Phillippine Will Lynch Wyoming Lee Boyington Galt Iowa

Service Star Legion hosts instruction day at Superior

Mrs Nettie Salyers of Estherville visited her parents A Yochs on Thursday. Mrs Saunders of Emmetsburg, Iowa Division president, met with Superior Service Star Legion for a full day ritual instruction session with dinner in the hall. Mrs Weber and Mrs Hartman of Spirit Lake also visited the Legion on Wednesday. The Dixie Trio closes the lecture course on February 25 presenting songs and stories of the romantic old South before the War.

Nettie Salyers Estherville A.yochs Saunders Emmetsburg Iowa Service Star Legion Superior Service Star Legion

Local Farm News Notes Couples and Cattle Movements

Lars Herem and Wm. Gage shipped cattle and Cornell Oleson and C. O. Anderson hogs through the Shipping Association to the Chicago market Monday. Russel Fagan went to Luverne Minnesota Friday to visit M. C. Hoover. Miss Juliet and Arthur Houghland spent Sunday evening at Andrew Benson's. Karl Shaw had dinner at A. B. Benson's Sunday. Miss Alberta Benson spent the weekend at A. H. Nasby's. Myrtle Sorenson and Adolf Erickson are beginners in the choir. The Lou Starke and Wm. Gage families spent Sunday at Harry Smith's. Mrs. Nasby, Myrtle and Oliver, and Lawrence and Martin Gage visited the Charley Gage home Sunday. DeWall and Will Schreider each purchased a load of wood of Hagbarth Nasby Monday. A. H. Nasby went to Jackson Saturday. I. A., Albert, and Ben Brunsvod chipped a car load of cattle Mortday. Lou Hoover returned Monday from Luverne where he had visited his uncle who is reported very low.

Lars Herem Wm. Gage Cornell Oleson C. O. Anderson The Shipping Association Chicago Russel Fagan Luverne Minesota M. C. Hoover Miss Juliet Arthur Houghland Andrew Benson Karl Shaw A. B. Benson Alberta Benson A. H. Nasby Myrtle Sorenson Adolf Erickson Lou Starke Harry Smith Jackson I. A Albert Ben Brunsvod Lou Hoover

Local inventors court factory for cloths-line stretch er

Percy Fullenwider has patent papers for a cloths-line stretcher he invented. Geo Lyman bought a half interest and they plan manufacturing in Estherville. Community notices report social events, post office routes, and a rural delivery bid process.

Hard Times party boosts community spirit at Larson home

The Stick-to-it Club hosted a Friday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. John Larson with attire and mood reflecting the occasion. Attendees enjoyed games singing and refreshments as community ties were celebrated.

Local Notes From Spirit Lake Area Roster Of Visits and Illness

Frank Sanders returns from Rochester after Mrs Sanders starts Mayo hospital treatment. Williard Ostheimer and Mrs Ostheimer visit Spirit Lake with Ostheimer on business. Jensen sustains injuries Wednesday but improves by writing time. Mrs QO Olson of Estherville visits Superior to see friends. Mrs Darris and daughter travel from Armstrong to visit her parents Mr and Mrs E Chapman. Mrs Jones of Spirit Lake stays with daughter Mrs Hines. Hines health worsens. Mrs Guy Small returns from Chicago after week with sister Mrs Draper. Joyce Coleman improves after illness. Mr J Campbell attends funeral of Dr Myres, Campbell’s aunt’s uncle. Nett Wolfe visits Albert Lea. Geo Weise daughters visit Spirit Lake over weekend with aunt Mrs Larson. Bernice Ostheimer visits sister Mrs A Wilkinson in Iowa City. C E Slingerland of Ames visits over Sunday. Arron Hadquist returns to Emmetsburg.

Frank Sanders Rochester Minnesota E. Chapman Jones Spirit Lake Hines Guy Small Chicago Draper Joyce Coleman J. Campbell Sheldon Myres Campbell Nett Wolfe Albert Lea Geo. Weise Larson Bernice Ostheimer Iowa City A. Wilkinson C. E. Slingerland Ames J. Weaver Arron Hadquist Emmetsburg

Resolutions of Condolence from West Riverside Country Club

The West Riverside Country Club resolves with condolences for the departure of Mrs. A Brown, expressing heartfelt sympathy to her husband children parents and siblings. A copy of the resolution is sent to the family and two local papers, with minutes of the club noting the tribute.

A Brown West Riverside’ Country Club W. C. Ross F. B. Yule

Notice of Will Probating and Drainage Hearing in Iowa

In Estherville Iowa January 28 1922 SIDNEY E BEMIS Clerk of District Court warns all interested to appear and show cause why said instrument should not be probated as the last will and testament. Also notice of drainage improvement D D No 154 requires written claims by March 29 1922 and final hearing April 3 1922 before Emmet County Board of Supervisors on Engineer report and damages.

Emmet Township Consolidated School House Sec Emmet Township Walter Schultz Holler Sills Iowa L. L. Boggess Estherville State of Emmet County Henry Pullen Theodore Miller District Court Said County August Dobberstein Benjamin, Herbranson J. E. Herbranson Anna Arneson Lars’ Herem W. G. Cockburn G. P. Holden Cornell Oleson Clark Lingenfelter Chris E. Nissen James Cunningham B. T. Hough John H Tillie Larson Velma Kenline Carl’ Gage Ethel E. Cowman Range Town Jle Board of Supervisors

District Report Notice From Estherville Iowa 1922

A formal notice from Estherville Iowa dated February 4 1922 states that the district will be established without reference and that the report may be amended at any time before prior action on the report.

Estherville Iowa

For Sale Two Purebred Hereford Bulls One Year Old

Two pure bred Hereford bulls, about one year old, suitable individuals for sale. Priced right. Contact W. A. Schultz at phone number 2-80 for details.

W. A. Schultz

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