Wallingford Department Ties and Town Visits
Wallingford Iowa July 81 1907 Mrs Wilburn Yarges of Carroll Iowa visits her brother Will Fisher east of town Dr Christopher of Fmimetsburg on professional business Ed a Jacobson returns from Lake Park where she visited relatives Mr Thompson and Wm Foshier of Estherville call in town C L Groth spends Saturday at the lakes Mrs Geo Thiele of Dysart visits friend Mrs Misner en route for Beresford SD Jarrie Sevatson of Minneapolis former Worthington School teacher visiting Sevatson family Ed Erickson of Jewell visits his school chum Nels Osher J M Woiden goes to Dows Monday evening Mr and Mrs Frank Irwin and son Bacel spend Sunday at Spirit Lake
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilburn Yarges
Carrol
Towa
Wiil Fisher
Christopher
Fmimetsburg
Eda Jacobson
Lake Park
Mr. Thompson
Wm. Foshier
Estherville
C. L. Groth
Lakes
Geo. Thiele
Dysart
Mrs. Misner
Beresford
Dakota
Jarrie Sevatson
Minneapolis
Worthington School
Sevatseon
Ed Erickson
Jewell
Nels Osher
J. M. Woiden
Dows
Frank Irwin
Son Bacel
Spirit Lake
Local Notes and Family Updates From Estherville County
Chila Agerback rates J T Gunderson. Mr and Mrs O J Overholt visited Hardy with Mr and Mrs Carr. Neil Egland improving after operation. Rev Strand to lead Lutheran service Sunday at 1. Thos Larson of Graettinger called on business folk. A J Anderson bought an instrument last week. Cashier Anderson visited P B Anderson. Mrs Chris Larson visited Dunnell Minnesota. Advertisers tout local bargains and trust in advertising. Peter Lunden of Jack Creek married in Norway. to reside in Estherville. J Kasas expands store to a leading hardware outlet. Betsy Peterson ill with a severe fever on hand. Wm Hill family from Eatherville visited parents. KE H Hauge at Estherville between trains. Emilia Christopher visiting Jack Creek. Tollis Peterson and Eric Egertson on Graettinger business. Nate Bartleman visited the Wilsons. Bennett Shiley of Dows visiting. Corn crop prospects look bright. Emma Sando recovering well from appendicitis. Mrs Gilbertson ill. Agent Kallostad at Estherville. Jack Cunningham passing through town. Fred Heidecker at Estherville. Milford and Mrs Osgood visited Armstrong to check ill brother. G H Danalason called to Alexander for ill son. John Johnson sprained from buggy fall. C Larson at Estherville. Nearby July feature on Arctic Circle fiction and canning fruit guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Gunderson
O. J. Overholt
Hardy
Carr
Neil Egland
Strand
Thos
Larson of
Graettinger
A. J. Anderson
Anderson
Chris Larson
Dunnell, Minn
Peter Lunden
Jack Creek
Norway
Lunden
Estherville
Kasa
Times
Betsy Peterson
Wm. Hill
Eathervile
J. BR. Stavena
KE. H. Hauge
Eatherville
Emilia Christopher
Little Visit to Luther Burbank Home in The Circle
An August Circle issue features Mr George Wharton James writing on A Little Visit to the Home of Luther Burbank, detailing his close acquaintance with Burbank the horticulturist. Also noted are D L Pierson detailing the George Junior Republic impact and other cultural pieces from the same number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wharton James
Luther Burbank
James
Mr. Burbank
Burbank
Thisman
Jim
D.L. Pierson
George ‘Junior’ Republic
Mr. George
Daddy
Empire State
Hughes
New York
Jas
Melvin Lee
Sami
Weather Bureau
Rene Bache
Excursions to be Abandoned by Railroads This Season
Railroads in Iowa have agreed to end excursions under the two cent rate law. The Minneapolis and St. Louis line previously ran excursions to Minneapolis, triggering a rail- line dispute. The M S L has now joined the ban, aiming to reduce overload risks and improve travel safety. Excursion rates to western destinations, and summer schedules to Minnesota, Wisconsin, and beyond, remain unchanged for longer trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Minneapolis
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Debilitated by illness and legal notices from the era
Reports cover a McMillan Brewer link to Republican papers, a warning on mailing messages with underpaid postage and fines collected, Dean's Ointment and Dean's Regulats ads, a notice of John Gibbs alias evading service in a $10,000 injury suit, and a packing-house worker suspicion with a Bronx Journal note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Post Office
Meyer
Sioux City
John Gibbs
Emmetsburg
Agnes Phillips
Emmersburg
Gibbs
Phillpy
Bronx City Journal
Dr Thomas Electric O and legal blanks sale notice
Farmers mechanics railroaders and laborers rely on Dr Thomas Electric O for instant relief from cuts burns or bruises. Pain cannot stay where it is used. All kinds of legal blanks of proven form for sale at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Electric O
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wallingford Department
J. @ WOLDEN
Lena Larson
Wallingford
Farmers Savings Bank
J. M. Wolden, Optician
J. Ferguson
Wallingford, Iowa
Gus Merklin
McCormick
S. T. Sevatson
Tollis Peterson
Eric Egertson
Nate Bartleman
Wilson's
Bennett Shiley
Emma Sando
Jack Cuningham
Fred Heidecker
Milford Osgood
Armstrong
G. H. Danalaon
Alexander
John Johnson
C. Larson
Emma Paddock Telford
Jas. G. McCurdy
Photographers
Hall
FL Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F.j.onerey & Co
Touino
James Refsell
P.G. Miller
Vicw
C.C. Anderson Cashier
H. E. Groth
G. Bevetson
Harry P
Aderson O. Anderson
The
Vindicator and Republican Co
Carters and Arnolds
Cedar Rapids Republican
Cyrenus Cole
H. G., McMillan
Cyrenia Cole
Torch Preas
Luther A. Brewer
Republican Company
Brewer
Republican
McMillan
Hock Rapids
Farmer's ‘Tribune
Bronx City
Northwest
Cyrenng Gole
Black Hawk Coffee Co
Laskins Bros
Burdock
Chas. Freitoy
Moosup
Williams & Anderson Drugplat 600
Dean
Geo. Still’s
Geo
Herman G. Graaf
Byron Coon
Royal Lumber CO
E. G. Hauge
Wolden
Wolden Drug CO
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