Mrs Martens Concludes Story of Western Trip
A traveler narrates the Western journey from Salt Lake to Denver. The account highlights the Mormon Tabernacle, geysers of gulls protecting crops, Wasatch and Rockies scenery, and the Denver visit, noting the scale and granduer of rail routes and peaks seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Martens
Temple
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake
Great
Wasatch Mountains
Soldier's Summit
Rocky Mountains
Grand
Cedar
Arkansas
Colorado
America
Mt. Shaseno
Rockies
Denver
Continental Divide
Tennessee Pass
Joe Bonono
Placid Uplift and Local Gatherings In Estherville Area
A long travelogue recalls a train trip through Colorado and back to Iowa with remarks on Pike’s Peak and Nebraska, plus reflections on land use. Local notices celebrate visits by Lathrops and Bakers, a July meeting of the Royal Neighbor unit, a three day Lalter Lee Raley Society picnic, and community events including a food sale, ball games, lectures, and new baby Esther Mac born to Mr and Mrs Floyd Weaver on June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike’s Peak
Colorado Springs
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
U. S
Spirit Lake Family Visits and Travel Notices
Donald and Thomas Eades visit their mother Mrs. Mary Eades with son Orville from Spirit Lake. Rev. Watson’s daughters spend summer with Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Clamp. Merriel Keltz, from Milwaukee, to tour parents before moving to St. Louis Electric Co. agent. will stop at Town City to visit brother Bert. Leopold and Jacobs shipped cattle to Chicago. Grace Stanley of Cedar Rapids visits her mother Mrs. Hannah Wade. Christina Weis visits Spirit Lake to see her aunt Mrs. Lois Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Thomas
Eades
Orville
Spirit Lake
Camelé
Mary Eades
Rev. Watson
D. M. Clamp
Merriel Keltz
Milwaukee
Wis
St. Louis
Town City
Bert
Leopold & Jacobs
Chicago
Grace Stanley
Cedar Rapids
Hannah Wade
Christina Weis
Lois Larson
Democratic National Convention Nominating Battle
At press time no presidential nomination has been made by the Democratic National Convention in New York City. McAdoo leads with Smith second. other candidates receive scattered votes. Compromise possibilities center on Ralston or Davis as dark horses. Nomination seems unlikely before Thursday amid party discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
McAdoo
California
Governor Smith
New York
Ralston
Indiana
Davis
Wes Virginia
Masonic Reception Honors WM Bale In Estherville
The Masonic lodge hosted a well attended reception for Wm. Bale on Friday evening. A banquet at 6 40 preceded a music program and speeches by A R Molyneux of Cherokee and Fred Jones of this city. Bale recently became head of the Inna DeMolay organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bale
Masonic Lodge
A. R. Molyneux
Fred Jones
DeMolay Advisory Board
Bale
Inna DeMolay Organization
Wod
Band Concert Draws Large Local Crowd
A Tuesday night band concert attracted a largely attended audience praising the event. The Wilder managed group shows improving merit and compares favorably with similar state acts. Local residents travel and family visits are noted including Harry Bosworth returning from Chicago and Louise Savereide's trip home from Crystal Lake.
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Wilder
Harry Bosworth
Armstrong
Chicago
Homer Christ
Beverly
Fort Dodge
Kittie Anderson
Pomeroy
Coral Larson
Chas
Nourse
Famiy
Minnesota
Lake Mille Lac
Louise Savereide
L. H. Savereide
Crystal Lake
Emma Weise
Klan Celebration at Spirit Lake Draws Attention
The K K Klan staged a large celebration at Spirit Lake for the 4th with a restrictive grounds policy. Notables include Mrs. Percy Harris of Portland awaiting her father’s illness, and visitors like A F E Ammon with Marches family from St Paul. Also noted are editor W E Babb and wife from Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. F X Forait with children returning from Elkport Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake
Order
Percy Harris
Portland
Oregon
A. F E. Ammon
March
St. Paul
J. W. Peterson
Fred Larson
Rom Muskeegah
Mich
W. E. Babb
Rock Island Magazine
Chicago
B. H. Smith
Vacations and Claims Notice at Bachman’s Office
People traveling through Washington Oregon and Canada plan returns. Those knowing Giempalves owe the Matate of Dr. B W Bachman and anyone with claims should call at the undersigned office. 24w4 J and Stockdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oregon
Canada
B. W. Bachman
J. &. Stockdale
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RAIFE
Howard Lathrop
Lakota
Floyd Weaver
BE. J. Schmidt
Floyd Rainey
Shurmann Edson
Wom. Winters
Martin Welnitz
Paul Welnitz
Elmer Wilkens
William Rathman
Sheldon Baker
Primghar
Baker
Win Winters
Meeers
George Wolf
Walter Hamilton
Philip Wolf
Arnold's Park
Thomas Thompson
Estherville
North Superior School
O. B. Manville
Ochevedan
Carl Booten
Jim Meikles
John Perry
Jean
Bruce Reed
Lake Park
Anna Smith
Rock Rapids
W.C T. U
Fred Hanson
Elmer Jackson
George Price
O. R. Olson
Donal
Watson
Shippers Association
Wm. Winters
Rstherville
F. J. Wallace
Kirkwood
Tils
Minneapolis
Harey Coleman
Laurens
Coleman
Chase Larson
Henry Olson
BE. Newgard
Vivian Smith
Ostheimer
Jim Smith
Ernest Brices
Ruby
M. 0. Rueland
Lalter Lee Raley Society
Orleans
Alberts
Mr. Watson
Esther Flansen
Small
L. EB. Fisher
Mason City
Esther Mac
Percy Trowbridge
Sioux Falls
S. Dak
Lottie Emerson
Jake Larson
BASE
ALL Nation Club
Aville Uly 3
Chicago Union Giants
Lost Island Park
J. M Barker
Edna Barker
Sparta
Converse
Barker
Harald Atwood
Town Falls Electric Co
Rock Island
AED
Detroit Oil
Red Star
Sconberg
Kilgore
Palace
Panera
Vipat Trust & Savings Bank
J . H. Rhodes
Estherville Auto Wrecking Co
A. A. Herrick
First National Bank
Lakefield
Minn
Lakenid
Swea City
Hayward’s Bay
J. H. Godden
Emmetsburg
Roy Sandt
RED Foxes
State Price
Earl Farley
Centerville
Towa
Westinghouse
J. H. McKay
Arte
Howard St
Michaels-Stern
Arrow
Vassar Union
Keith Straw Hats
Nau Brothers
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