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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1924

Page

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Cameron Named Dakota Division Trainmaster

W W Cameron is appointed trainmaster of the Dakota Division. The brief notice notes staffing updates and personnel movements within the rail operation, including changes in clerical roles, maintenance, and trainman examinations. Attendance at the regular stall meeting is mentioned along with distant arrivals from Iowa Falls and Pipestone. Conductor advancements and leadership updates are also indicated.

Neseer Nibeedee Elgin Ghinebarghr Clanon Yodeaerd Thie City Gheigtman Fordy- Hine ECB Dick Wright Iowa Falls Gen. Baseman Pipestone Geo. McCutcheon Mascotte Florida Chiia Anderson Francis Foran F. E. Martin

Longtime married couple celebrate forty seven years in Fairmont

The Cole couple marked forty seven years since their 31 December wedding in Fairmont Minnesota. They now reside in the city since 1902 after moving from Sherburn. Also noted were local notices of the Producers 71 Consumers meeting at K C Hall on January 5 with a covered dish lunch, the Service Star Legion meeting January 3 with officer installations and 1924 dues, and condolences from Mrs. J S Nepps on her father Anton Bachman’s death in Breda.

J. A. Cole Fairmont Minnesota Mrs. Cole Sherburn Minn Proukeys K. C. Hall Wr Service Star Legion Service Star Legion U. S Nepps Anton Bachman Breda Garrell

Surprise anniversary for Mr and Mrs Butler on Christmas eve

Friends and neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs F G Butler on their thirtieth wedding anniversary with about fifty guests and a sumptuous lunch. A baby girl was born Monday to Ald first Jon Merkle of Chicago at the Butlers' home. mother and child are doing well. Conductor C M Keating of the M and St A and his wife visited in Minneapolis for Christmas.

FG. Butler Ald Jon Merkle Chicago Ed, Ellis

Two Deserving Publishers Are Recognized

K I C White of the News Herald is named president of the Spencer Commercial Club and Brother Jarnagan of the Pilot Tribune heads the Storm Lake Commercial Club. Both have high class papers and are boosters. Live publishers do more for their home communities than any other class of people. Congratulations, gentlemen of the press.

K. I. C. White News-Herald Spencer Commercial Club Bro. Jarnagan Pilot Tribune Storm Lake Commercial Club

Christmas social notes fill Forest City and Swea City

Mrs Erickson and children returned Saturday from Forest City after Christmas with relatives. Mr and Mrs Bergie Munson visited over Christmas and New Years in Forest City. Misses Vivian Bunt Florence Estabrook Gertrude and Josephine Blum visited John Blum home Swea City Friday. The Misses Huby Grace Boy Jessie Allen visited Mrs John Blum near Swea City and then went to Seneca to visit Wan Brown. Vivian Bunt and friend Florence Estabrook returned to Mankato Minnesota Tuesday after Christmas with Vivian s parents Mr and Mrs Jas Bunt. Orpha Atwood celebrated a surprise birthday Saturday with visiting friends.

Vivian, Bunt Florence Estabrook Mankato Minn Vivian Jas. Bunt Orpha Atwood

Merchants Report Excellent Holiday Business in Betherville

Local merchants in Betherville reported a very satisfactory holiday season with sales up about 90 percent from last year. Cited factors include strong stock, good weather and roads, and shoppers traveling up to fifty miles to buy gifts. Rising optimism about finances encouraged spending despite earlier fears that money would tighten.

Betherville Financea Rh BO

Fire destroys Ivas Flower Shop stock and damage

A basement fire at Ivas Flower Shop Monday night totally destroyed all stock of wets and plants and caused major damage to the interior. Brenneman jewelry stock was damaged by smoke and the greenhouse stock worsened the loss making the incident serious. Insurance coverage is expected for Miss Greenfield, a neighborhood resident.

Iva Brenneman

Elks Christmas Dinner Dance a Season Hit

The Elks holiday dinner dance drew about 300 attendees last Thursday. One hundred joined in the dance after a turkey dinner, with all guests reportedly satisfied. Music was provided by Albert Lea Orchestra.

Albert Lea

Superior Young Woman Dies Here Friday

Velma Ann Brackett wife of Albert A Brackett of Superior died at Coleman hospital Friday Dec 28 from general peritonitis. She was brought to the hospital a week earlier for treatment but her condition was too serious for any intervention. Mrs K V Turner is home from California.

Velma Ann Brackett Albert A. Brackett Superior Coleman Hospital Brackett Treasen K. V. Turner California

Asmus Wellendorf Dies After Long Illness in Iowa

Emmet county farmer Asmus Wellendorf died December 2 at Birney hospital after a long diabetes illness. He was born January 7, 1865 in Wendtorf Germany and immigrated to Iowa in 1881. Funeral services were held at Estherville Lutheran Church with Rev. T. Hanson in charge. interment in Oak Hill cemetery. He never married and is survived by one brother Henry Wellendorf, with several nieces and relatives from Minnesota and Spragueville attending the services.

Hans Asmus Wellendorf Emmet County Birney Hospital Henry Mahlum & Anderson Estherville Lutheran Church T. Hanson Wallingford Rosella Sunde Eunice Klocen Oak Hill Cemetery Hane Asmus Wellndorf Wendtorf Germany Clinton County Iowa Wellendorf Henry Wellendorf Enimd? Weise Aee Emil Weise Elbow Lake Minnesota Lena Stevenson Sts. Charles Spragueville

Rexall Store Gives Away Fifteen Dolls

On Christmas Eve the Rexall store gave away fifteen large dolls won by Little Girls in a voting contest. Winners include Elizabeth Rhodes first Evelyn Norby second Fae Albertson third Dorothy Borrysen fourth Hazel Belle Jones fifth Janey Fredericksen sixth Barbara Smith seventh Mildred Ankrum eighth Marjory Crumrine ninth Rita McTigue tenth Betty Kitheart eleventh Betty Trean Hartman twelfth Rose Mary Ewen thirteenth Agnes Hanson fourteenth Doris Wiley fifteenth. V RK Qlai Olson returned to Chicago after a holiday visit to his mother.

Rexall Elizabeth Rhodes Evelyn’ Norby Fae Albertson Dorothy Borrysen Hazel Belle Jones Janey Fredericksen Barbara Smith Mildred Ankrum Marjory Crumrine Rita Mc Tigue Betty Kitheart Betty Trean Hartman Rose Mary Ewen Agnes Hanson Doris Wiley

Mrs Hatlestad Mourns Loss Of Mother In Garretson

Mrs Hatlestad mother of Mrs S A Berghe died Monday in Garretson South Dakota after a illness of heart leakage. She was about sixty and had visited Estherville often being well known here. A daughter Miss Pearl Hutlestad is a former Estherville graduate. Other relatives noted include Mrs Geo Murray and her daughter Miss Catherine who spent Christmas in Minneapolis with their son and brother John.

Geo. Murray Catherine Minneapolis Ibeethier Jobu

Young girl nearly dies in kerosene stove fire

Miss Gladys Juhl thirteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Juhl seven miles northeast of town had a close call Sunday at noon when a shelf pushed a can of kerosene onto a red hot stove. The flames burned her clothes away though she wore shoes and stockings. Her parents feared the worst but she was taken to Coleman Hospital where she is badly burned but expected to recover with rest. her face was not injured.

Gladys Juhl Tom Juhl Coleman Hospital

THIRTY YEARS AGO A REMARKS FROM ESTHERVILLE NEWS

Thirty years ago notes from Estherville detail sick families, shipments of horses to Tennessee buyers, local travel from Tennessee to Denver and back, a wedding reception for John and Cora Duffy, visits from Misses Pettibone, illness in Phil Miller, a hog loss from cholera, new omnibus at Emmet House, a near end to a diphtheria scare, and local market prices for barley, wheat, oats, corn, and hops.

D. M. Bemis E. Bemis Emmet Bemis Estherville Denver Colo BE. J. Sandrol Neville Armstrong John Duffy Extherville Father Kelley Cora Felkey David Felkey Duffy Josie Jennie Pettibone Algona Metzger Phil Miller Colfax S. H. Barnhart Sr V-R

Christmas Socials and Movements Across Sioux Falls Area

Names of residents visiting family and spending holidays appear across Sioux Falls Spirit Lake Estherville Lake Park and Greenville. Individuals including Percy Trowbridge Lois Hanes Donald Conlon George Weis and families are noted with relatives and hosts during Christmas week.

Percy Trowbride Netleton College Sioux Falls Lois Hanes Mrs. Beck Spirit Lake Fred Clump Grandpa Grandma Clump Jones Donald Conlon Conan Emerson Percy ‘Trowbridge Greenville Fiveeda Menin Frank Leopold Estherville George Weis Lloyd Weaver Beth Bringle John McMullen Lake Park Emmet Rockiman Harry Ruckman Meikle and Mr. and Mrs. Ewing Alex Lewis

Dickinson to Speak at Iowa Farm Bureau Convention

Congressman J J Dickinson of the Tenth District is slated to speak at the Fifth Annual Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Convention in Des Moines January 15 to 17. The three day program includes registration, meetings, addresses by officials and experts, plus an evening session featuring Dickinson and Grace Frysinger.

J. J. Dickinson Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Des Moines Federation Savery Hotel Dickinsor R. W. Cassady Prof Bliss Ames Miss Frysinger Washington, D. C G. M Dyer Iowa, Grain Dealers’ Association Pres. Hearst Treas J. N. Horlacher Clyde H. Combs Iowa County Agents Association R. K. Bliss Raymond W. Cassady Agriculture G.M. Dyer Town Grain Dealers Misa Grace Frysinger Department Agriculture L. J. Dickinson Towa Tenth District C. B. Denman Producers’ Live Stock Commission” Association St. Louis Joe Mitchell Iowa Old Boreas

Legion Rabbit Hunt Dinner Postponed Due to Snow

The Habbit Hunt event for county legion posts is postponed because heavy snow prevents travel for neighboring posts. Mrs. Wm. Bryan and her baby of Guthrie Center are guests at Mrs. Bryan's father Henry Long's home.

Legion Rabbit Hunt Mrs. Wm. Bryan Baby Guthrie Center Mrs. Bryan Mr. Henry Long

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. W. Cameron Dakota Division Bition Rioror Atlas W. By Wv.r W.-R Wa Ree Taewy Cove Cidetore Masa Alice Bailey Fos Tee Waterloo Mra Diearca Gladys Tillenworth Tive Hese Wurt Hailey Ds Michigan Bhiward Sin Sawyer Ora Bailey Waukon Joseph Res Jahies Urange City Mr. Bailey O. R. Gardner Graettinger Poland Mrs. F. O. Butler M. K. Whelan First National Bank Palm Beach LVA THE ELKS Asmus Wellendorf Rexall Store V. RK. Qlai Olson A. W. Ot S. A. Berghe Burns Northern Vindicator Bros. Nichols and Johnston Charley Bartlett Charley Woods Tennessee William Bartlett Dickinson Towa Farm Bureau Federation
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