County conventions and Sunday school gathering headlined
The county Republican convention call is issued for June 3 at the courthouse with ward caucuses on June 11 and a June 15 date for delegate selection to state senatorial and representative conventions. E. W. Bachman and S. F. Robinson seek renomination. Also scheduled is the Fifteenth Annual Emmet County Sunday School meeting at Free Baptist Church June 9–10 with a full program. A Luella Forepaugh Fish Show visit is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
E. W. Bachman
F. Robinson
Free Baptist Church
Emmet County Sunday School Association
J. Sutton
World Wide Sunday School Movement
State Worker
J. W. Neyman
A. C Pelton
Edwin Dukes
Harwood
R. I. Crafty
Ray
F. W. Gina
J. D. Sidles
Exhibition and Parade Highlight Plains Life Pageant
Two showings in the afternoon and evening drew fair crowds with mixed reactions. The exhibition faithfully depicted the wild and strenuous plains life and battles, while the street parade impressed many observers. The organization showcased numerous riders, horses, wagons, and gear across a wide canvas.
Druggists Organize Emmet and Palo Alto County Group
Emmet and Palo Alto counties formed the Emmet and Palo Alto Druggists association at Hotel Orleans with officers J. J. Klopp Estherville president J B Large Ruthven secretary S H Williams Estherville treasurer D L Lyman Emmetsburg. The group aims to align with the National Association of Retail Druggists to elevate the profession. Kusel of Chicago helped organize the district with eighteen charter members. Next meeting set for July 12 in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet and
Palo Alto
S. H. Williams
Estherville
D. L. Lyman
Emmetsburg
National Association of Retail Druggists
Kusel
Chicago
Severe storm predictions forecast a tumultuous June
Prophet Hicks warns June will be worse than May with multiple storm periods. Central on the 4th, possible crises around the 3rd, cloudbursts and tornado centers expected, followed by cooler, high humidity, and electrical phenomena. Thunderstorms probable daily through the month with warm days, cool nights, and hazardous lightning risks. The worst period peaks June 17 to 19 with heavy wind and rain. seek safe shelter during high danger. Floods are receding in devastated districts as relief begins and dam repairs proceed. Monte Cristo to be staged at the opera house on Saturday June 6 with Edward Taylor manager. Tickets priced 25, 36, and 50 cents.
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Prophet Hicks
Monte Cristo
Edward Taylor
Opera House
Europe
America
Ettinger
Edmund Dantes
Dumas
Rales
Klopp
Piano Tyner and helper details in old notice
Fragmentary item notes piano Tyner with Verne H Mattaon and Jessie Cy Te Ee Cert El. Mentions Miss Gertrude Jehu and Wes Brothers plates made to withstand high temperatures for chocolate ganache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne H. Mattaon
Tyner Will Jessie Cy Te Ee Certel
Gertrude Jehu
For Sale Second Hand Furniture at Egat Maple St
Second hand furniture advertised for sale at 121 Egat Maple St by W H Foote. Also notes availability of fine stationery at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egat Maple St
W. H. Foote
W.H. Foote
Rock Island to Build Shops in Estherville Reported
The town hears a strong rumor that the Rock Island railway may build shops north of the round house to service the Pacific division. If true, repairs for the division would be handled locally, increasing employment and signaling a major expansion for Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Rock Island Railway Company
Pacific Division
Northern District
Rock Island Company
Round House
A. H.gairns
Garrost
Estherville
County Board Rejects Bill for Prisoner Board
A J Holmes bill for 21.40 for boarding W F Criseman was laid over by the board of supervisors during its semi annual session. The case hinges on prison care and leniency given by Judge Quarton. Criseman's work to pay costs is doubtful, and Sheriff Pullen says he did not authorize the debt. The note references a county jail escape case and unusual sentence. For Sale furniture ad notes nearby listings. The Iowa crop report reports heavy rainfall and wind damage with multiple towns listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
J. Holmes
W. F. Criseman
Tts
Crisamen
Ter
Quarton
Crisamun
Criseman
Crissaman
Pullen
Jisble
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Eggleston
F. A. Sword
W. E. McLeod
Luella
Luella Forepaugh Fish Wild West Organization
Eeatherville
Royal
the City Council
Free Methodist Church Society
C. W. Crim
Board of
Brary Trustees
W. P. Ward
Loren E. White
John Gifford
Finance Committee
NEW Lodge
Knights and Ladies of the Golden Precept
James Delano
Clara Green
Lizzie Collins
Laura Nicholson
Monitor
Anna Dickerson
Aid
Frank Green
Knight Bentinel
Guy Nicholson
Josie Anderson
Nellie Nicholson
Hicks
Piano Tyner
Enn Brothers
Oransky, Mendelson & Co
Hill
M. EB
Wilson M
Neville P Building
Iowa
Des Moines
Jefferson
Scranton
Carroll
Marshalltown
Blairstown
Town City
Mt. Vernon
Grundy Center
Amang
Waterloo
Logan
Albia
Charles City
Nork
Silvia
C. M. Brown
Opyricht
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