Wife And Mother Dies Suddenly In Estherville
Mrs. Tom M. Pullen died Sunday morning after a lingering consumption. A devoted wife and mother of five children, three living James Gilbert Joseph Martin George Ebert, she moved from Castle Rock Wisconsin to Early Iowa then Batherville and finally Estherville. Funeral services by Rev. Mitchell at two o clock Wednesday at the residence with interment in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Tom M. Pullen
Ingebor Maria Gilbertson
Castle Rock
Wis
Iowa
Batherville
Thomas M. Pullen
James Gilbert
Joseph Martin
George Ebert
Anne
Joseph
Ukiah
California
Hans
Grangeville
Idaho
Bank deal fuels power in Kossuth County
Emmetaburg Democrats KE reports KE J Murtagh and J W Sullivan of Algona spent Saturday in Emmetaburg arranging the purchase of Captain E B Roper's interest in a Titonka bank. Murtagh and Sullivan with Mc Mahon and associates now control twelve or thirteen banks in Kossuth County and may become the Morgans of northwest Iowa. Their County Savings Bank of Algona stands as a leading financial concern in the region.
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Emmetaburg
KE. J. Murtagh
J. W. Sullivan
Algona
E. B. Roper
Titonka
Mesers
Murtagh
Sullivan
McMahon
Kossuth County
Morgans
Northwest
Iowa
The
County Savings Bank of
Dunnell Creamery Burns Down in Fire Disaster
The Dunnell creamery burned to the ground Friday afternoon after a fire started in the log house beside it at about 2 o'clock. Firemen struggled as the hose could not reach the blaze, but efforts saved butter, one churn, and other machinery. The origin is believed to be spontaneous combustion in sawdust. The nearby building fed the flames, Chrisa Jensen was away when the alarm was raised by his assistant. The loan is $5,000 with partial insurance. a temporary structure will be erected and business to resume soon with a new creamery planned.
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Dunnell Creamery
Chrisa Jensen
Templar Conclave Preparations Highlight Denver Event
Arrangements near completion for the Knights Templar Thirty-fifth Conclave in Denver during August. Up to 100,000 visitors expected. five special trains planned. grandstand for 30,000 seats being built with extensive lumber use. Delegations from Canada and England, and many bands to perform. drill contests with five prizes. Nearby farm and harvest festival news also noted.
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Knights Templar
United States
Denver
Town Templars
Denver Ia
Knights of Templar
First Regiment
Waastington
Marshall
Topeka
Kansas
Jack Sinclair
Dodge City
Witer
America
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Civic Center
Capitol Grounds
Knights Y Templars
Canada
England
Masonry
Templarism
Supreme Great Priory of Canada
Odd Fellows Encampment at Spirit Lake Telegraphed Event
Patriarch militants report a significant Odd Fellows encampment at Spirit Lake featuring a program of events described as big doings. Details focus on ceremonies and community participation with local impact noted.
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Spirit Lake
Patriach
Militant Army Camp R. N. Ruck Detailed at Orleans
The Patriarchs Militant Army of Jaws sets Camp R. N. Ruck at Orleans, Ta., Aug 9–18 with Chief-of-Staff Col. Milner as Camp Adjutant and Lieut. Col. Kellogg as Camp Quartermaster. A dense schedule of reveilles, drill, council sessions, lakeside outings, and entertainment unfolds across Aug 9 to 18, concluding with Estherville Day events and a military ball in a pavilion.
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Spirit Lake
Patriarchsa
Army of Jaws
Orleans
R. N. Ruck
Department of Town
J. ©. Milner
Gav. M. Kellogg
Estherville
Camp duties and reunion plan for council officers
The document outlines the closing of camp duties on August 18 including receipt of supplies and return of property by 9 am. It promotes a potential permanent camp site near lakes, with a report by a committee. Attendees are urged to bring wives and families and join schools of instruction, bathing, boating, and social events.
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Jammp
Aupost Ibth
Gol
J.C. Miner
Rome
C. W. Paschal
Lowa
J.C. Milner
Canton
Emmet
Twenty Years Ago at the World's Fair and Local Happenings
A late 19th or early 20th century notices column notes Mrs John Halverson and Miss Nora sightse ing at the world’s fair, couples visiting from Tipton and Greene, a new house foundation on Lincoln street, and a cyclone near Pomeroy killing many. Community figures Hroscirous Bar ron Junk Whelan and J. Carberry wed at Worthington, while EM county crop prospects and licenses replenish city funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Birney
Greene
May Birney
Nora Springs
Spirit Lake
Geo. Eliis
Mat Meadares
Emmet
EK. KE. Nourse
Lincoln Street
Mat Weir
A. Barber
Yart
The
Christian Church
Railroads Bar Alcohol Shipments Under Webb Kenyon Ruling
Western railroads announce that liquor beer wine and all alcoholic beverages will be refused for shipment after August 6 to all towns except permit holding liquor dealers under the mulci law. The policy covers shipments both within and outside the state, aiming to back the Webb-Kenyon law. Henry E. Sampson assistant attorney general says Fred Sargent Iowa attorney for Rock Island led the ruling, with the Hershey communication being sent to agents and filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission. The move affects freight shipments only, not express, and comes as most rail lines along the Mississippi River align with the agreement. For sale a reaching machine Stevens option with blower complete contact C B. Ogaan Estherville Iowa.
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Western Railroads
Webb-Kenyon
Henry E. Sampson
Fred Sargent
Iown
Hershey
Pgentea
Interstate Commerce Comminston
Sampson
Mississippi River
Sampson Beelieves
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Algona Financiers
Jackson National Bank
Jackson, Minn
G. P. Holden
Pook
Peraon & Pitcher
W. E. Brooks
Knmet County Land Co
Armstrong Journal
Ringsted
Ringeted
Whey
Sach
Gruver
Paul Graves
ODD Fellows
Estherville Day
Bacred
Mesa
Department Council
Lake
Spirit Lake Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Mess
Council
Meas
Seaason of Coun
John Halverson
Miss Nora
E. W. Keight
Rockford
John Montgomery
Root Wilcox & Company
Green
Henry Riley
Milwaukee Right of Way
J. P. Kirby
Mr. Kirby
Tipton
Susan A. Bingham
J. WH. Carberry
Julia van Luven
Worthington
Hubert McCuen
Betherville
Robinson
Herman
Henry Graaf
Chicago
BF. H. Rhodes
Wisconsin
Illinois
Pomeroy
Patti Jurors
Wallingford
Fatherville
Seta
Armstrong
Stevens
Ogaoon
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