Local Social Gatherings Honor Mothers and Friends
A Wednesday afternoon picnic at Fort Defiance State Park honored Mrs. Lewis Lyman of Mandan with guests including Mrs. Fred Parsons and Mrs. Geo. Anderson. Luncheons and bridge games followed in Estherville and nearby towns, celebrating birthdays and family reunions with multiple out of town attendees from San Bernardino to Mandan and Windom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Smith
G. Zeeman
San Bernardino
Calif
A. Ivey
Ivey
H. C. Brees
Nell Brown
Orleans
Smith
Zeeman
Hanson
Rutland
Wm. Boyce
Cedar Falls
Mrs.Boyce
Raleigh
N. C
Gardston
Stockton, Il
Lewis Lyman
Mandan
N. D
Fred Parsons
Geo. Anderson
B. F. Hanson
W. E. Deming
R. L. Richardson
Joe Hoye
H. E. Nathanson
Adelaide Nichols
M. J. Groves
W. G. Morse
Egertson
Herb Dray
Carl Moser
K. V. Turner
L. M. Christensen
Hart and Sons and Pipestone Names Involved
Hart and sons Norman and Les lie and Homer Martens all of Pipestone Minnesota are named in connection with the dispute or matter reported, indicating a local business or family stand in the story context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart and Sons
Norman and
Leslie and
Homer Martens
Pipestone, Minn
Spirit Lake urged to boil water during mains work
Spirit Lake lays new water mains but relies on Spirit Lake water for much supply. Water is chemically treated yet residents are advised to boil before use and to avoid old wells without analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake
Spencer Woman Injured by Big Pheasant
Mrs. H. C. Wenner of Spencer suffered a fractured frontal skull and facial lacerations when a large cock pheasant crashed through the car windshield. The glass split, a bird fragment hit her forehead, but the fracture was treated and she is expected to recover without serious effects. The nonshatterable glass prevented worse injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Wenner
Spencer
Mrs. Wenner
Residents travel and family news from Estherville
Miss Eliza Welsh deputy county treasurer and sister Annie Welsh depart for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress exposition and stay a week. Several others head to Chicago or local events with visits to relatives, World’s Fair, and Century of Progress plans. A birth is announced for Fred and Mrs Ankrum’s daughter born July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Welsh
Annie Welsh
Chicago
City
Fred Ankrum
Bank closure in Estherville awaits state action
State examiners visited Estherville last week and after careful review with the Estherville State Bank, decided to close the institution indefinitely. Rev G Voorhies and Forest Ragsdale left for a vacation at Winona Lake Indiana. Caleb Deming returned from a Pacific coast trip. Ed and Mrs Broms came back from California. Mr and Mrs Lew Wanamaker departed for the Black Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Vindicator
Republican
Estherville State Bank
Rev. G. Voorhies
Forest Ragsdale
Winona Lake
Indiana
Caleb Deming
Pacific Coast
Ed Broms
California
Broms
Lew Wanamaker
Black Hills
Twenty Years Ago Elevator Plans and Local News
Twenty years ago Paul Graves of Graver planned a 25000 bushel elevator as Ames students report a lake depth of 132 feet at West Oko boji. Dennis Bagan toured Cheyenne Wyoming and Grand Island Nebraska. Mrs J B Ageton left for Joliet. L Irwin sold land west of Grover for 150 per acre. A L Misener and family return from Af ton Wisconsin. J G Kunkel bought the Sam Johnston residence on North Sixth. Dr C R Wetherell sold his practice to Dr J I Clinite of Milford. Bankers Association delegates from Iowa head to Davenport. Lewis Bingham sold his Devils Lake business. Mrs George Schand called to Atkinson for her mother’s illness. Ruth Bachman returned from West Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Graves
Graver
Ames
Dennis Bagan
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Grand Island
Nebraska
J. B. Ageton
Joliet
J. L. L. Irwin
Grover
A. L. Misener
Afton
Wis
J. G. Kunkel
Sam Johnston
North Sixth Street
C. R. Wetherell
J. I. Clinite
Milford
John P. Kirby
James Espeset
Frank P. Woods
Frank Rhodes
Davenport
Iowa State Banker's Association
Lewis Bingham
Devils Lake
N. D
George Schand
Atkinson
Neb
Ruth Bachman
West Bend
Couple moves to Lincoln Street apartment residence
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Albert son Jr have taken an apartment in the Chas Marshall residence on Lincoln Street. Mrs. Ella B Jones left Saturday for Chicago to visit her sister Mrs. Katherine Tuttle and attend the Century of Progress exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybelle Perkins
M. J. Groves
New York City
Chicago
I. S. Perkins
B B. Anderson
Rock Rapids
Ada Hewlett
Frederick Albertson, Jr
Chas. Marshall
Lincoln Street
Ella B. Jones
Katherine Tuttle
Funeral services held for Ellsworth Archer in Ruthven
Ellsworth L. Archer, well known Ruthven resident and brother of Mrs. Roy Blazer, died Tuesday at a hospital in Iowa City after a long illness. Funeral services were conducted Thursday afternoon in Ruthven with the Blazer family and Mr and Mrs Vermaine Sidles in attendance. He is survived by his widow and one son, Bernard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth L. Archer
Ruthven
Roy Blazer
Blazer
Vermaine Sidles
Mr. Archer
Iowa City
Bernard
Sister of Mrs Hammes Starts Collection Agency
Miss Elizabeth Lawless sister of Mrs Ted Hammes has rented an office at Emmetsburg and established a collection agency. She will also do stenographic work. Lawless was formerly employed at the Emmetsburg Democrat and spent several years with the Motor Inn. The past year she has been in Estherville with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lawless
Ted Hammes
Emmetsburg
Milford Man Catches 27 Inch Channel Cat Fish
The Milford man Jack Mittlander boated a 27 inch channel cat weighing about 37 pounds. He used a frog head for bait and, using a long cane pole, rode to his fishing spot on the south side of East Okobopji. Mittlander, a traditionalist, fishes with live bait and avoids artificial lures while visiting his haunt near Camp Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
East Okobopji
Camp Foster
Milford
Cut Bouquets in Morning Says Floriculture Prof
The best time to cut a bouquet is early morning says E C Volz professor of floriculture at Town State college Floriste cut their flowers fat that time After cutting place immediately in clean cold water and do not leave out of water more than a few minutes Ends of stems should be cut under water with a sharp knife Water in vases should be renewed daily Deep vases contact more water and foliage Keeping flowers in a cool room overnight extends their life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Volz
Town State College
Mr. Volz
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Recre
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Wilhems
Tum
Rine
BB. Catlenaar
Mos
E. Dilon
Mrs. Hall
Irving Hall
Wilybur Holroyd
Estherville
Elmer Marsh
Goldie
Kathleen
Wilbur
Jeffers, Minn
Kenneth Maher
Douglas
Bert Langland
Kenneth
Phyllis
Windom
Minn
H. M. Sigler
Wallingford
E. van Deventer
Wayne
Fartherville
Wilda McCurdy
C. P. Earhart
Oliver Ear
Kenny Gord Dearborn
Mich
Lenides
Ford
Oklahoma
Ouiz
New York Life
John Rogers
Drs. Jones & Mann Osteopathic
Sandren
Rasen &1-J
L. W Loving, M.D
Tel
Finmet County State Bank
J. L. Osgood
Rhodes Block
Shadlee
Dr. Frederickson Toerstied
Dr. N. R. Rilsworth
A. I. Reed
M.D. Kyo
Ciinaen
Ratrafaction
Nauivdaing Bree
Jou
EAN Bull Telephone Company
Big
Penine
Mary Jeannette Rainey
J. S. Hilliard
Vance
Monagha
Horswell
Louise
Marian
Ruth Shaw
Louise Wright
Bismark
W. G. Nichols
Mrs. L. R. Benton
Mr. Benton
South Bend
Ind
E. D. Igou
Mrs. Igou
A. T. Lerdahl
Mr. Igou
Mahlum and Anderson Store
Gilbert Pullen
Des Moines
H. E. Vincent
Mrs
Orville King
Mrs. King
A. H. Kately
W. L. Tone
Clyde Richardson
Hurley Turner
Ralph Richardson
L. J. Richardson
Raleigh Richardson
V-R
Hammes
Jack Mittlander
Roanoke Times
United States
Florida
Worlds Fair
Kolo
Rock Island
America
City Club
K. & M. Sales CO
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