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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1923

Page

8

Tribune Opens Northern View School In Northeast Town

The Tribune notes the new northern view school in the northeast town opened last Monday with corps of teachers led by Gas Haweswell principal, Miss Seeley, Miss Watson, and Nellie Orr Skinner. About 120 pupils expected. twenty-second pupils transferred. Local residents include R. S. Clark and Mrs. W. S. at the home of the latter. Armstong attorney arrived to take butter maker post. Wilson family sells harness business to nephew E. Wilson. Emma Thorson resigns hello girl job at Arm and awaits move to uncle John Cronholm in Herville. E. Linder of Cutie Dolliver town in town. J. I. Clinite visited Spirit Lake. J. B. Bachman of Thorpe guest at E. W. Bachman home. family reunion at Bachman home. J. O. C. Amundson plans to stay in Chicago and opens a van office there.

Iew School Horswell KE Seeley Watson Platte Nellie Orr Skinner Clark W. S Herville E. Linder Cutiae Dolliver I. Clinite Spirit Lake J. B., Bachman Thorpe E. W. Bach Bachman F. S. Appleman Pin Y Emmetsburg Ruth Jennah Bachman Sturm Lake J. S. Mitchell J. O. C. Amundson Chicago

Thirty Years Ado in Files Northern Vindicator

A column from the Northern Vindicator notes Thos Nivison left Jack Creek for a tour through British Columbia. It recalls a brutal February start with extreme cold and strong winds, followed by heavy snowfall. Local developments include E W Knight buying building lots near William Bartlett, the tow mill employing 28 workers and shipping carloads of tow, straw trade revival, Armstrong Journal Volume 1 Number 1, and social gatherings at the Archer and Doolittle homes. A detailed cattle and hog sale list outlines numerous buyers and prices, with notable names such as John Swanson, Axel Anderson, Wm Bartlett, H E Gullixon, Jno Graff, and E M Chambers.

Nivison Jack Creek British Columbia E. W. Knight William Bartlett Armstrong Journal S. S. Bellesfield Frank Remore Anamosa Emmet Wm. Bartlett C. A. Williams North End M. L. Archer Doolittle C. C. Doolittle Lois S Samuel Wilson Steele First Presbyterian Church of Estherville Keokuk Mr. Steele Mrs. Steele E. J. Woods Cowa John Swanson Axel Anderson Larrabe John Graff John Higgins Harry Swanson Heifer H. E. Gullixon Bode E. Deckett Bert Meyer Cow J. Darling Bebe Bull Klein Pty Condo Blossy HOGS E. M. Chambers Wm. Logan Iusta Hattie Griffith Jno Ben Harland R. E. Hartman Jim McKean L. B. Schenck Benesh Geo Kirchner R. A. Hoffman Dickens Fred Loeschen Jno. Stammer Stammer Jno Stammer Darling E. E. Crumb John Graff le Fase Bestes Graettinger Elmer Olson Graetinger Deen Olson V. R

Bandits Paraphernalia Found Along Road After Escape

Article reports finding handcuffs and police stars discarded along a road near Richland township, linked to the Clayton bandits. Authorities suspect four amateurs carried out the burglary, while Clayton himself recovers from a confrontation and plans to be discharged. The text also references a Milford Catholic church play and a Vigilance Committee response leading to a miss case in Spencer.

Clayton Richland Township Spirit Lake Beacon Milford Spencer Warren Nema

Dream Totals Highlight Past Year’s Rise

The piece notes substantial yearly figures under the heading Dream. It also lists church services including Spirit topic on Feb 11, Lutheran German services at 10:30 and Sunday School at 11:30, plus a reading room offering Bible and Christian Science literature. A long inheritance tax notice follows.

Lutheran Church

Methodist Church Notes Describe Sunday Services

Despite extreme cold, a strong Methodist Sunday with a near four hundred Sunday School attendance. Choir anthem and sermon on temptation followed by Holy Communion. Evening service lighter but choir and congregation sang with zeal. Opera League discussions lively under Carna and Umbarger. Next Sunday services at usual hours with the orchestra led by Harold Fox improving for a big program.

Scopal Gertige Celeea Opera League Messrs Carna and Umbarger Iit Therchestra Harold Fox Fox

Union Baptist Church Race Draws Big Attendance

Union Baptist Church notes a rapid rise in interest in the automobile race started a week ago in the B Y P U and plans to enlarge the room. Midweek prayer meetings grow with Mrs J W Hemphill on East Des Moines Street. Ladies Mission Circle with Mrs Robert Warner on South 8th Street makes hospital supplies. Sunday services: Sunday school, preaching at 11, young people's meeting at 6:30, evening sermon at 7:30. Dr Hurley’s searching messages urged as vital to life as a Christian and citizen.

J. W. Hemphill

Vv. R. Church of Christ Regular Services Notice

A church invites attenders to regular services on Lord's Day February 41. Schedule shows 10 a.m. Bible School. Text indicates a cordial, brief invitation to participate in worship activities.

Sunday Religious Services and Meetings Notice

Church schedule lists 11 a.m. Lord's prayer service and preaching with 3 p.m. Junior Endeavor led by Mildred Wold and 6:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor led by Miss Emma Williams followed by 7:30 p.m. preaching and singing. Thursday 7:30 p.m. prayer and praise at the parsonage. Aid Society meets with Sister Hamilton Friday Feb 9 at 2 p.m. Loyal Helpers class meets with Brother and Sister Winn Fancher Wednesday Feb 7. full attendance desired.

Mildred Wold Christian Endeavor Emma Williams Ladies of the Aid Society Hamilton Loyal Helpers Winn Fancher

Estherville Lutheran Church Sunday Schedule

Estherville Lutheran Church announces services including Sunday 10 am and 11 am devotionals led by deacons. A 7 30 pm Y P L on Psalm 22 led by Odin Week, a Thursday 3 pm L A and M S hostess session, 7 30 pm prayer at A Shaw s, Saturday 10 am confirmant class, 2 30 pm Willing Workers at Mrs C Ingvall. Donations accepted for European relief via Lutheran church. clothing gifts welcomed at Ladies Aid or parsonage.

Odin L. A M. S Es Mesdames Ben Peterson B. C. Borreson S. Larson A. Shaw’s

Free Methodist Church to Host WCTU Guest Speaker

Sunday services at the Free Methodist Church include Sunday School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. A 7:30 p.m. service led by the Iowa WCTU features Mrs. Jennie Herbster of Arnold’s Park speaking on the subject. A delegation from Estherville churches is urged, with a report planned for next week. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Pastor Geo H Whiteaker signs the notice.

Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Iowa Jennie Herbster Arnold’s Park Estherville Geo.h. Whiteaker

Notice of Inheritance Tax Appraisers in Livingston County

The undersigned A Ladd Schloeman and Samuel Inheritance Tax Appraisers of Livingston County Illinois announce their appointment as appraisers for the estate of Harriet Humiston deceased. They notify all trustees executors and heirs to govern accordingly regarding property charged or to be charged by the inheritance tax. Dated January 26 1740.

District Court State of Iowa Emmet Harriet Hamiston W. J. Burbank George Kneip Pontiac Illinois First Presbyterian Church Ilinois Grace Episcopal Church Hlinois Congregational Church Odell 3Rd Order of St. Francis Martha Crawford George Woodruff Eldorado Springs Missouri William Brunskill Martin Josie Sylvia Thompson Livingston County Adaline Skilton Brookline Massachusetts Martha Sanford Rock Falls Connecticut Walter E. Norton Shelton Edward Sarah Burns Harriet Watt Pon_tiac Harriet Lester Edna Miller Alinois Stella’ Ford Pomotay California Elizabeth Ellinwood Pontifhc Beardsley Wilpas . Collins E. A. Roberts Camp Cemetery Esmen Township David S.myers Anne R. Lord Charles E. Myers Adalis M. Lege Harriet Humiston Sinois Morse & Kennedy Estherville

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DREAM J. E. Andreae Ringsted Creamery H. P. Rasmusen Robert Kyhl Meiners & Helgen Thee Christiansen Ewe Ole Solberg Peter Henricksen Ee Henry M. Larsen Ole Berkland Ata Richard Sorensen Seer Morton Benson Jens P. Jensen Eric P. Davidson A H. C. Sen Adrew Davidsen First Church Christ, Scientist Methodist Church Union Baptist Church Vv. R Church OF Christ Estherville Luth. Church Free Methodist Church Warren Produce Company South Sixth St Kirschbraum Creamery Company of Omaha M. S. Warren Mgr A. Ladd Schloeman Samued the House of Kuppenheimer Emmet County
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