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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
4
An Iowa ad touts a Fairbanke Morse gasoline engine as a durable, low cost aid that won’t blow down like a windmill. It claims 1 to 2 cents per hour running, powering pumps, separators, washers, grinders, and more. Promotes Oklahoma land prospectus and urging June sale rates. Ends with a notice to clean up rubbish under local authority.
Pater Larson left yesterday for relatives in Hileboro North Dakota and near Red Lake Minnesota. Stephen Sevatson resigned from Larson's store to seek farming work. O O Ressell works on fence at his farm this spring. William Fisher and family visited Estherville Tuesday. Mrs. Grover reports insurance estimates for recent damages. Local residents traveled to Estherville and area for business. Several notices about farming, visits, and social events follow including a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Miller and other community notes.
David Mast shipped six car loads of cattle to Chicago last week. Mr. Laf Holm and Edd Barfoot accompanied him there. Miss Minne Holmes, staying at Mr. Atwood, is spending a few days at her home near Hall. Nellie Barfoot sews at Seneen. Mrs Geo Herrick, sick last week, is able to be around again. Mrs Geo Shifflett was a pleasant caller at the Atwood home Friday. L R Taylor spent a few days at Armstrong and Halfa last week. Miss Bessie Barfoot assisted Mrs Hummel with household duties. Grace Herrick, staying at Mrs Shiffletts, spent Sunday with her parents. W W Pitkin of Lamont, Iowa, visiting friends and tending farm interests. A baby girl arrived at Nelse Guessing's home last Thursday.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm described as a reliable antiseptic liniment for quick healing of cuts bruises and burns. It claims to prevent maturation and hasten recovery versus ordinary treatment and is sold by F H Richman in Estherville. Numerous fragmented names and transactions appear in the listing.
The Minneapolis and St. Louis announces a special summer excursion from June 1 to September 30, 1903, from Easterville to Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Glenwood Springs, Cole, Salt Lake City, Ogden and other western points with return fares from 22.05 to 34.05 and reduced rates to Deadwood Lead City Hot Springs and Custer South Dakota. Various diverging routes and stopovers are available. Call any M&S L agent or write A B Cutts GP&T A Minneapolis Minn.
Train schedules and ticket sales for Boston and return trips tied to the National Educational Association meeting. Includes June 28 to July 1 in Boston, sale dates June 25 26 27, return by August 1, and notices of schedule changes on the Minneapolis and St. Louis line. Contact John Y Callahan in Chicago for details and stopovers.
The document lists city council members and officials including W. J. Galloway, A. Anderson, H. H. Davidsen, Ed Ward, CL Pl Atwood, and F. H. Rhodea. Also noted are Morse, solicitor, and Morse’s role as treasurer with VETERBON N in Eb ert I 8 Ringha.
Tickets priced from 19.00 to 619.00 for Chicago to Boston and return on Nickel Plate route for Christian Scientists meeting June 26 to July 1. Tickets on sale June 25 26 27 with open return June 28 and extended return to August with 50 cent fee. Stopovers allowed at Niagara Falls with no extra charge. Through sleeping cars and dining car meals on Nickel Plate. Reservations through 113 Adams St Chicago 208. Also route via Omaha and O R I P. Contact Monroe for full schedule and space.
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