Many Small Town Folks Attend Midweek Events
Misa Elveto returned home on Miuraday evening from Parle after a brief stay. Numerous residents including Chris Harnon Mayme Hamrick J O Kasa and others were seen traveling visiting and socializing around Estherville Swan Lake and local gatherings. The community notes report commencements outings picnics fishing and a lively runaway incident with minor injuries at a local picnic.
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Misa Elveto
Miuraday
Parle
Chris Harnon
Estherville
Mayme Hamrick
J. O. Kasa
Alvin Dydahl
Eda Osher
Jowell
Nels
Emmet Area Notes Share Local Happenings
Geo Kirchner returned from Minnesota with improvement and will seek another treatment in three weeks. Mrs H Weir’s sister visits from Dunnell, Louikart stays at parental home a week. Geo Wert from Center visits. Iowa Hail Insurances Co. interests noted. Fourteen dollars taken at Thursday basket social. P McKibben buys pigs. E Stenberg tills soil for B Ellerson. Weir visit Dunnell. W Robb’s steer struck by lightning in pasture west of Emmet bridge. L Mattwig sells a fine horse. BE Crumb with surveying gang. Miss Bond closes school Friday. Some locals market hogs Saturday. Leopold family visit in Center. Ellsworth youths visit Strawberry Point Sunday. Cooler weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. McKibben
E. Stenberg
B. Ellerston
Buffalo fish taken from Ryan Lake and more caught nearby
Over Friday and Saturday residents report two hundred buffalo fish captured at Ryan Lake with nearly as many more taken the next day. Local visits and term completions mark a quiet week as neighbors travel to Craver, Esatherville, Rodman, Dolliver, and Maple Hill for services and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona
Mrs
Patthiqutat
Jeris Hansen
Ryan Lake
Superior and Vicinity News Highlights and Notes
The Superior school program was a success and reflected well on the instructors. Eugene Thompson and family visited Marshalltown then returned home. Chas Duke, Estherville, now works in a Superior hardware store. Andrew Stephens family visits at the old Baptist church site now on a new foundation near the barber shop, soon to be used by W A Leonard. Also listed: For Rent west fractional half of section nineteen Twelve Mile Lake Township. inquiries to Parson & Precumr Estherville.
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Chas, Duke of
Estherville
Superior
Andrew Stephens
Ella
Old Baptist Church
Alte
W. A. Leonard
Twelve Mile Lake ‘Township
Parson & Precumr
Ayer’s Hair Vigor Promises Luxury Hair Care
An advertisement extols Ayer's Hair Vigor as a high class hair dressing that softens hair preserves shine and prevents split ends while keeping the scalp dandruff free. It also claims to promote hair growth and stop hair loss with a strong tonic effect and healthy scalp tissues. Made by J. C. Ayer Co. Lowell Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
J. Co, Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Hailing Church Funds Kaffira Mix In A Lot Of Fun
A missionary reports a native tea meeting where a poor Kaffir congregation raised over £12 through humorous, conducting a fund raising scheme. Attendees paid to sit, to be asked to leave, and to seat at premium tables, while one man paid to pour syrup on another. The lively, rough charity act drew laughter as funds for the cause were gathered.
Sacred Codfish of the Massachusetts Statehouse
The sacred codfish hangs in the Massachusetts Statehouse. Carved by Captain John Welch in 1747, this life colored relic from the Old Colony decorates the hall where lawmakers convene, symbolizing colonial art and industry amid ongoing reverence. Adam Smith Notes defense as the safeguard of justice and innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Statehouse
Massachusetts Hall of Representatives
Statehouse
Boston
Old Colony
Massachusetts
State House
John Welch
Dock Square
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Ile
Colonial Assembly Hall
Welch
Assembly Hall
Local notes on residents and town affairs in Estherville
Frank Albro operates a new Buick. A memorial address was given by N. J. Lee in Armstrong. Wallace Foote Jr. returned from Spirit Lake. Worth Randall resigned from First National Bank. A. J. Cranholm and son left for Manning by auto. Window broken at Klopp's drug store. Mrs. Chas Kane visited Wallingford. Henry Riley recovered from illness. Miss Amy Atwood of Los Angeles visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. BE Donovan returned from Worthington. Miss Jennie Bemis to marry a Minneapolis man. Mrs. Winn Trousdale in town en route to Spirit Lake. Mayor Camton of Graettinger in Estherville. Mrs. Chas Dayton attended Harry Darland baby funeral in Emmetsburg. Heating plan for New M. B. Church to use steam and hot air. I. N. Salyers contracted for installation. A severe hail storm dropped quarter-inch hail with no major damage. Mrs. W. H. Foote attended commencement at Storm Lake for Claire Foote. Board of Supervisors in session. ditch matters and semiannual settlements. Geo. Stell modernized his billiard hall with new cases, improved cigar and tobacco dept., neat repairs. Early M. & St. L. Minneapolis passenger train discontinued. petitions to reinstate, doubtful. Ladies improvement club paid 2 cents per bushel for digging 600 bushels of dandelions. commercial club to fund park digging costs after improvements funds ran out.
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Frank Albro
N. J. Lee
Armatrong
Wallace Foote, Jr
Spirit Lake
Worth Randall
First National Bank
J. A. Cranholm and Son
Manning
Henry Riley
Amy Atwood
Los Angeles
Calif
BE. D. Donovan
Worthington
Jennie Bemis
Minneapolis
Winn W. Trousdale
W. Camton
Graettinger
Estherville
Chas
Dayton
Emmetsburg
Harry Darland
M. BK
I. N. Salyers
W. H. Foote
Claire Foote
Board of Supervisors
Geo. Stell
E. D. Buckham
Cigar and
Ink for Vindicator and Republican Co. Carters and Arnolds
Advertisement notes ready ink from the Vindicator and Republican Co. Carters and Arnolds stock. It emphasizes постоян availability of ink supplies for printers and newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Vindicator
Republican Co
Carters
Arnolds
The Magic No 3 Mascot for Geo H Parris
A Caetar Grove resident praises Electric Bitters after suffering liver and kidney trouble. He reports relief from one bottle and complete cure after three, calling it the best remedy for stomach liver and kidney issues. Sold by Williams and Andersons druggists for 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo.h. Parris
Caetar Grove
Williams & Andersons
Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertised in Dallas
Mr E W Goodloe of 107 St Louis St Dallas Texas touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for malaria and biliousness noting they do not grind nor gripe and cost 26 cents at Williams & Anderson’s drug store Vacation Tours Also Minnesotas & St Louis J A offer lower excursion rates for summer resorts in the east and across the west with tickets on sale June 1 to Oct 31 1907 and liberal stopovers call A B Catta G P & T A Minneapolis for details
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E. W. Goodloe
St.Louis St
Dallas
Yex
Dr. King
Williams & Anderson
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Colorado
Utah
California
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Wyoming
South Dakota
A. B. Catta
Minneapolis
Minn
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Wallingford
Tra Overholt
Fd Merriman
Swan Lake
Carl Groth
L. O. Kallestad
Minnes Agnes Strand
Kida Osher
Clara Kallestad
Hannah Stromer
Craettinger
A. C. Fogde
Fred Person
Williams County
N. Dak
Louis Heidecker
Dunnell
Chrng Larson
Will Fisher
Myhre &*Gunderson
Dolliver
Amil Hibbart
Fred Slaughter
Bert Clark
Ralph Butler
John Osgood
Garland Shirlet
Ceylon
George Laify
L. E. Pickell
Woodmen
Mr. Raake
C. McKee
A. B. Johnson
Seash
Silver Lake
Emmet
Geo. Kirchner
George
BE. KE. Crumb
Miss Bond
H. Levopold
Emma
Wm. Lanopold
Center
Ellsworth
Strawberry Point
Geo. [Aman
Misa Tee
Jones
Geo. Kenline
Rodman
Afton
Ray Branen
Craver
Misa Clark
Miss Mitchell
Near Maple Hill
Guy Reisinger
Superior and Vicinity
Superior Schoola
Eugene Thompson
Marshalltown
Adam Siiith
Klopp
Chas. Kane
Jacobson
Frederick Howard
Drake University Conservatory of Music
Des Moines
Iowa
Bush & Gerts Piano Company
Albro
Minneapolis & St. Louis
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