Ennene man Now Owns Gift Store in Estherville
E M Brenneman becomes sole owner of the gift shop after purchasing partner F S Ken stage of the transfer completed yesterday. Ken to remain in Estherville until spring, planning Des Moines move if a branch house opens there. Brenneman, long a Morse jeweler employee, has steered growth since buying from Smith. Kennedy may join Des Moines firm. both plan to stay until spring with fond local ties and best wishes from friends. Also note next Monday evening installation of local Odd Fellows crews with joint ceremony and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Brennemans
F. 5
Ken
Chicago
Odd Fellows
Tigers Host Milford in Home Opener Friday Night
Estherville to welcome Milford as the Tigers aim for a season start on their home floor. A spirited clash promises thrills and strong effort from both squads, with locals urged to pack the gym and back the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerley
Tigers
Milford
Two Fine Hog Sales Set for Estherville Area
Next Monday and Tuesday in Estherville two Chester White sales attract breeders statewide. F W Himebauch will offer 36 sows and two herd boars, with many sows mated to a top boar bought last fall. Anfus Miller follows with 45 sows and 15 gifts sired by Big Joe, drawing a large crowd of quality breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Himebauch
Anfus Miller
Big Joe
Estherville
Car and train collide near Luskatt farm
A Ford driven by Donald Baird was struck by a freight train on the M. and St. L. line last Sunday near the Luskatt farm crossing, sending the car over. Baird and his sister Ida were bruised but not seriously injured, with Ida resuming school duties and Donald recovering at home. The accident occurred as sun glare blocked Baird’s view. no one is held responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Donald ‘Baird
Luskatt Farm
Treadway
Baird
Estherville
Miss Ida
Stat UR
Roudebush Store Smash-Up Injures Jellies and Joys
Roudebush grocery in this city suffered a serious accident last Monday afternoon when a shelf loaded with fancy jellies jams and preserves toppled. A woman clerk stood under the shelf and escaped injury. Loss is estimated at 100 to 150 dollars with no insurance. The proprietor smiles and says it could have been worse. Mother of Ed Browns Dies in California Maayew A Dickinson formerly of this city died Monday at her home in Alhambra California after months of stomach illness. Her daughter Mrs Brains has been with her since December and her husband was constantly near her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roudebush
Roudebush Grocery
Roudybush
Ed Browns
Maayew A. Dickinson
Alhambra
California
Weather forecast and social visit in Police Center
United States Weather Bureau forecast for January 5 through 10 covers Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys with generally fair and normal temperatures and possible snow early in the period. Mrs Walter Nelson of Police Center is due in the city tonight for a visit to the W J Pullen and McKay homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Mississippi
Missouri
Walter Nelson
Police Center
Caty
W. J. Pullen
McKay
Hawkeye Theatre to Rise West of Hawkeye Cafe
J P Martyr plans a new Hawkeye Theatre on the lot west of the Hawkeye Cafe. Construction starts in spring weather permitting. The 110 foot long, 375 seat fireproof building will be an architectural unit with the cafe, high quality interior, moderate prices, and focus on clean moral vaudeville and pictures led by an experienced theatre manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Martyr
Hawkeye Theatre
Martyr
Ford Garage Bought and Now Operated in Jackson MN
B Graham of the First National Bank and H E Emigh of the Ford Auto Company have purchased and are running the Ford Garage at Jackson Minnesota. They took possession of their new business the first of this week. Graham has been assistant cashier of the bank for nearly three years and is well liked. Emigh has worked at the garage since last summer and is regarded as a capable business man. Graham will not move his family to Jackson until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORD
Jackson
Minneso C
B. Graham
First National Bank
H. E. Emigh
Ford Auto Company
Minnesota
Graham
Yvon
Sue Hittleave
Emigh
High as a shooter Mort Anderson top trap shooter ranks
Mort Anderson, a former Estherville boy now in Terris, ranks twenty third among U S trap shooters per last Sunday’s average. He posts a .959545 season percentage after competing at 2000 or more targets, with years of relay-bird work and improving prowess pleasing his many Estherville friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Anderson
Estherville
Terris
United States
Anderson
Mort
Ilis
J J Ports and Grace Leave for Oregon
Mrs J J Ports and her daughter Miss Grace depart New Year morning for Oregon to establish a future home. They will stay initially at Troutdale to visit her son before deciding a permanent location. Grace has grown to womanhood in this county and many friends regret their departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Ports
Daugiter
Oregon
Miss Grace
Estherville
Three Young Couples Tie the Knot in Emmet County
Dan Cupid busy in the past week as Estherville celebrates weddings. Mr. Sam Mykebust and Miss Zatha Madden wed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev J W LaGrene officiating. The couple plans a wedding trip to Clinton and then to Amirch Minnesota to visit relatives before settling on a farm near Ceylon. Mrs Madden, bride’s mother, and Mr Madden attended. The bride, daughter of Joe Madden of Halfa, has long taught in rural Emmet county schools and is active in church work. The groom is well regarded in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Mykebust
Zatha Madden
Estherville
Methodist
Revi J. W. LaGrene
Mer
Joe Madden
Clinton
Myklebust
Amirch
Minnesota
Robert Fisher
Ceylon
Halfa
Emmet
Grogincas
Abe Bors
Howard Haywood and Ola Blagg Married Quietly at Home
Howard Haywood married Ola Blagg in a noon ceremony at the bride’s parents country home east of the city. Only family members were present as the couple was attended by no one. Rev Geo Blapp of Muscatine performed the ceremony. The bride wore white georgette and carried roses. Bertha Woods sang When Song is Sweet. The bride, an Emmet County girl and Estherville High School graduate, is featured in the piece with continued notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Haywood
Ola Blagg
Howards S Haywood
Ola M. Blagg
John Blagg
Geo. Blapp
Muscatine
Bertha Woods
Emmet County
Estherville High School
Wansen Sells One Third Interest in Essterville Business
In Essterville a notable change occurs as John Mansen sells a one third interest to W Lakin who has long worked at the shop. Hansen sought younger blood to share the growing workload and welcomes Lakin as a hustling partner. The firm aims to expand and become one of the largest in success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lakin
Estherville
John Mansen
Hansen
Mr. Lakin
Tie
Das
Tobe
Larson to Visit Norway in Family Trip
GL C Larson of this community plans a trip to Norway to visit his father, whom he has not seen in years. A successful farmer, he recently sold property and will take a vacation before returning after an extended stay in the land of his birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GL. C. Larson
Norway
Mr. Larsen
Estherville Players Earn All Northwestern Iowa Honors
Estherville high school football players were named to the all star Northwestern Iowa team by Charles H. Tye superintendent of Sioux County schools. Bill Harcourt was placed on the first team at right end with strong defense and leadership noted. The article praises the squad and urges continued support as Estherville aims to rise in regional athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville High School
Northwestern
Iowa
Charles H. Tye
Sioux County
Bill Harcourt
Bill
Andy
Estherville
Ratika
Bud Duncan at the Grand Theatre brings nine onstage
Bud Duncan, famed as a coast to coast movie star, appears with a nine member company at the Grand Theatre for a three night engagement Thursday Friday and Saturday January 15 16 and 17. The act promises strong laughter and drew notable interest from fans across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud
Grand
Grand Theatre
Bud Duncan
Ham
Basketball Schedule for January and February
The schedule lists January games including Milford at Estherville January 16 Lake Park at Lake Park January 13 Armstrong at Esther ville January 30 Buffalo Center at Estherville February matches include Swea City at Esther February 1 Spencer at Esther February 13 Spirit Lake at Spirit Lake February 20 Algona at Esther villa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Estherville
Lake Park
Armstrong
Buffalo Center
Swea City
Spencer
Spirit Lake
Alguna
Esthervilla
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Kennedy
Des Moines
Hatherville
Brenhas
Morse Jewerre
M J. Smith
Smith Enneman
Smith
Brenneman
ING
Trossers
Arna
Focal
Tim
Iimebauch and
Miller
Resd
God Breeders
Presbyterian Church
Louis J. Gerhardt
The
War Mothers of America
Odd Fellows’ Hall
HK. W. Avery
Wee
Mark Kark
Mark Karr
Coleman Hospital
J. Mason
Overland Fort Dodge Company
Donald Baird
South Sintie Street
Fi. N. Rohde
South Sixth Street
Gut Rate Grocery
Rohde
Warner & Warner
Lincoln Street
Sounwii
Elks
Dan Cupid
I Walfa Young
J. Wansen
J. Larson
Wishe
Northwestern Iowa
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