Emmet County News Highlights From 1895 Vindicator Snippet
Jan 24 1895 column notes a Sons of Veterans encampment planned in Estherville and visits from Mrs Knight and Leonard Childs. It mentions new home openings, possible relocation by Carsten Woll, and local marriage licenses. Also covers library officers, a house fire, farm purchases, and Presbyterian church Pioneer work with upcoming Sacred Concert and Missionary Pageant events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Vindicator
Sons of Veterans
Eatherville
W. Knight
Library Association
E. H. Ballard
Edie G. Espeset
Treas
S. E. Bemis
James Espeset
Howard Graves
Frankie Barber
M. G. Williams
Harvey Miller
Local Village Roundup From Twelve Mile Lake Area
Community notes list visits and illness among residents including Mrs R H Dewall with Mrs Frank Paton and Magnus Omundson on sick list. Travelers Ed Christian and Torval Kaul aided mail delivery while several families husked corn for neighbors.
Dunnell Notes On Local Social And Civic Life
Dunnell residents attend the Mason and Eastern Star supper in Sherburn. Miss Lulu Mathwig and Grace Peterson of Marine on the St. Croix visit. Arthur Qselius travels in Wisconsin. Mrs. Lawrence Sandin leaves to join her husband in Sioux City. Several Dunnell children have pink eye. Mr and Mrs M H Silcox attend Farm Bureau events in the cities, visit Raymond Woods and Barbers. Linus Peterson at a County Fair board meeting. Elsie Fern Roth hosts a birthday party for pupils and teachers. The Walter Wenberg family plans moves to New York in February. Al Johnson's to move into vacated house. Esther Oselius in Estherville for dental work. Woods, Farm Union man, in Dunnell. Milton Cook of Sherburn census taker in Lake Fremont township. Fifteen wagon loads of hogs and a large cattle herd shipped from Dunnell by Petersburg men. Mr Krusendorf and Miss Nellie Klein visit Joe Topham home. Wm Connor in Minneapolis for Implement Dealer’s convention. Lee Weir returns home with tonsilitis causing missed exams. Mr Nichols of Estherville visits Dunnell on business. M E Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Theodore Osberg to sew a quilt for the bazaar. Mr and Mrs Swen Pearson visit Fairmont at Louis Pet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Mathwig
Grace Peterson
Marine
St. Croix
Matwig
Arthur Qselius
Wisconsin
Lawrence Sandin
Sioux City
Dunnell
M. H. Silcox
Silcox
Farm Bureau
Raymond Woods
Linus Peterson
Elsie Fern Roth
Walter Wenberg
New York
York
Dunnell and Vicinity
al Johnson
Esther Oselius
Estherville
Woods
Farm Union
Milton Cook
Sherburn
Lake Fremont
Petersburg
Krusendorf
Nellie Klein
Joe Topham
Fairmont School Hosts Dinner and Travel News
The Fairmont teachers were treated to a 6 oclock dinner at the Band in home last Friday. Nellie Osberg traveled to Estherville to work for G A Nichols. The Nichols plan a six week Florida vacation. Leonard Anderson from Spencer visited friends over Sunday. Several children were sick after recent vaccinations. A WCTU petition against Sunday dancing circulated in Dunnell.
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Dunnell
Sigmers
Dolliver Briefs and Local Social Items
Mrs A R Eckhart is among Mr and Mrs Earl Barfoot's baby girl born Wednesday at 1 am. A topsy turvy social at the church drew a large crowd with an after program refreshment. Dr H D Mereness made a business trip to Estherville. Marcella Maron, daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Maron, has scarlet fever. Woman's Foreign Missionary society meeting postponed to Jan 14 at Mrs M C Peterson’s home. Ladies Aid resumed meetings at Mrs Martin Balmer’s. next location to be announced. Dolliver basketball fans traveled to Ceylon where locals lost to the Ceylon team. Vic Whalen and family visited by car trouble on Sunday. Paul Anderson ferried them home. Mrs Murrah of Ceylon visited Mrs Earl Barfoot and met her new granddaughter. Four carloads of stock shipped from Dolliver. Hoine family from near Maple Hill visited Vic Whalen. A Christmas card from Rev B S Green, former pastor, in St Cloud Florida. son Wesley also preaching and attending college. Mrs Paul Anderson visited sister Miss Marie Caylor in Estherville. Mr and Mrs L P Stillman hosting an uncle from Canada. Mrs Paul Anderson traveled to Ceylon for dental work. Mr and Mrs John Westrem and…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. ‘Eckhart
Earl Barfoot
H. D. Mereness
Estherville
Marcella Maron
Will Maron
Woman's’ Foreign Missionary Society
M. C. Peterson
Ladies Aid Society
Martin Balmer
Ceylon
Vic Whalen
Fairmont
Whalen
Frank Fuller
L. E. Pickell
Milford
A. H. Pickell
B. S. Green
Dolliver
Green
St. Cloud
Florida
Wesley
Paul Anderson
Marie Caylor
L. P. Stillman
Stillman
Canada
John Westrem
Busy Sunday at V H Church of Christ
The V H Church of Christ led by Pastor H L Olmstead notes warmer weather and rising Sunday attendance at Church School and morning service. Upcoming events include prayer meeting, teacher training, choir practice, Girls Circle, Triangle club, and library meet up with leaders. Sunday schedule lists Church School 10, morning worship 11, Christian Endeavor 6:30, evening service 7:30 with "The Pillars of Democracy." Inspiring music and a helpful service for every real American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ H. L. Olmstead
Mildred Wold
Triangle Club
C. H. Schwitters
Christian Endeavor
Ringsted State Bank Reopens and Pays 5 Percent Dividend
The Ringsted State Bank, reopened a year ago after closure due to frozen credits and bad paper, paid a 5 percent dividend on its first anniversary. The institution has reduced losses for stockholders from 50 to 25 percent, and has paid off about 124000 of 250000 in loans and rediscounts. Depositors signed waivers of 50 percent of their deposits under the state plan, with two years remaining to run. Attempts are being made to reopen a bank at Algona under the same plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringsted State Bank
Iowa
State Banking Department
Algona
Ringsted Dispatch
A Child's Right to Robust Bones and Teeth Diet
A fragment argues a child's heritage hinges on diet quality, claiming nourishment affects bone and tooth strength and overall health. It emphasizes nutrition as essential to a child's rights and future.
Iowa Engineer Gains 31 Pounds from Karnak Medicine
Milo A Dickerson of Valley Junction Iowa credits Karnak with curing eleven year stomach ulcers and malnutrition. He reports gaining from 160 to 192 pounds and improved digestion sleep and strength. Karnak sold in Estherville by J A Cummings and by local druggists.
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Karnak
Milo
Dickerson
Fifth St
Valley Junction
Iowa
Estherville
J. A. Cummings
Union Baptist Church Calls for Iowa Falls Assembly Offering
Pastor W F Huxford notes good Sunday School turnout despite cold and ice. With winter receding, he urges continued support for the Iowa Falls Assembly building project and asks for cash offerings to be placed in the offering plate next Sunday morning. The third men’s meeting is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Baptist Church
W. F. Huxford
Iowa Falls Assembly
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M. K. Whelan
W. 8. Jones
High Lake
W. H. Hummel
Presbyterian Church
Nellie Lawrence
Herman Grant
Lizzie Nicholson
John Osborn
Taft
V. A
Ous
Esthervillee Bank
Florence and
Junior
China
Young People’s Society
Twelve Mile Lake
R. H. Dewall
Frank Paton
Magnus Omundson
Clarence Egeland
Roland Mondygy
Jens Egeland
Wallingford
Oelwein
Pearl Anderson
Henry Egertson
Clarence
Clifford Ingvall
John Berger
Borft
Myrtle Egeland
Henry Dewall
Superior
Clara Johnson
Gunnar Ness
J. M. Anderson
Graetinger
Clyde Hughes
Ruthven
W. E. Furgeson
Mason and Eastern Star
Reseatc
Scott
Milo Dickerson
Farm Bureau Notes
Nutrition School
Twelve Mile Lake Townships
Ed. Osher
Ruth Cessna
Ames
C. P. Jackson
Mra. N. O. Osher
Farm Women of
Jesus
V.-R
Europe
America
Sconberg & Kilgore
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