Dunnell Social Notes and Local Visits
Bewis and family visiting at Gline oe week, Rex and family of Jefferson in town Friday. Several residents, including Mrs. Leek and Mrs. Weaver, report health and travel updates. The Ladies Aid picnic drew a large crowd under shade trees, with quilt making and honey served. Local business and social rounds mention Merril Keltz, Mae McDonald, and Standa station progress. The newly organized commercial club elected W. J. Connor president and P. C. Roth secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bewis
Anhily
G. Wheeler
Destines
Emmett Ruckman
Camp Foster
Boy Scouts
Tway
Elmer Jackson
Robert
Estherville
W. Peters
Dewitt Peters
Spirit Lake
Ed Chapman
Armstrong
Hir
Darar
Superior
Guy Small
Draper
Chicago
Illinois
Irene Clump
Winthrop
Merril Keltz
Milwaukee
Merril
H. J. Anderson
Rochester
Mayos
Anderson
Henry Myers
O. C. Poland
Sand Bar
Claus Martens
M. Scoby
Ruth
St. George Wood
Everly
G. A. Nichols
Ned Swarteen
Duliuth
Taat
Misa Rehila Bergstein
Har
Yellowstone Park
Cr. Appelquist
Sweden
Cat
Europe
Dunnell
Hands Park
Ostergren
Albert City
Iowa
P. G. Johnson
Minnesota
A. M. Wenberg
Twin Cities
Louis Peterson
Gladys
Sioux City
Bari Apt Hietiervitls
Rpaain
Calgarees
Sunday Services and Reading Room at First Church
First Church of Christ Scientist at 214 South Eighth Street announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. Sunday services at 11 a.m. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 p.m. Reading room open daily from 5 p.m. except Sundays and holidays for study and purchase of Christian Science literature. Public invited to visit and attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ, Scientist
South Eight St
Bible school and church notices across August events
The notice lists Christian Church activities including Bible school at 10 a.m. and a ladies supper at 11 a.m. with a mid week prayer meeting on August 7. It also references Methodist Episcopal Church services on August 1 with morning worship and Sunday school, no evening service, plus a notice of plat filing for curb and gutter assessments in Estherville Iowa. A district court filing in Emmet County from August 1920 outlines a long real estate dispute involving multiple Hopkins and Walker heirs and adverse claims to property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church Bible School
Methodist Episcopal Church
Darwin
Ingham
C. H. Hokins
Algernon H. Ridley
A. Ji. Ridley
J. R. Hopkins
Jerome R. Hopkins
Dizell Hopkins
Byron E. Hopkins
G. M. Haskins
E. Whitcomb
Elbridge Whitcomb
B. van Steenburg
District Court
State of
Iowa
Emmet County
Hopkins
Charles Walker
Dizell
Byron Hopkins
B. B. van Steenburg
Pisintire
Batherville
Notice of street movement and assessments in Manch 1920
A public notice states that the city proposes a street movement with a schedule of parcels and owners for assessment. Objections must be filed within twenty days of first publication with the city clerk and council. after that period corrections and special assessments will be made. Date of first publication July 28, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Iowa
Sixth Street
Howard Street
Maple Street
Seventh Street
Lincoln Street
Hayes Street
Eight
Jones Street
Tenth Street
Ninth Street
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad
Bemis
Behnck
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Clem Peterson
Geo. Shadle
A. A. Halleck
PC. Roth Famiy
First National’ Bank
Van
District Court of the
State of Town
Emmet Cowty
J. E. Meikle
B. M. Coon
Plaintif
Kisehen
Vefri
Faane
Bet
Tugiine
8Th St. Orphard
Howard
Rhode’s
Lady’s Coat
Nav Bros
E. M. Brenneman
Twin City
Northwest
Minneapolis Steel & Machinery Company
Majon
Truvka