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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1917
Page
7
The Vindicator and Republican presents latest comments and local doings from farm and village life. It covers community happenings, notable events, and everyday items of interest to residents.
Miss Lulu Holcomb completed the Dis- Hot No. 6 school year with a cream social picnic. A Y M C A benefit fund on the west side of the river drew support for a homelike recreation place for trainees. Numerous local residents attended graduation exercises at Superior high school and other community visits occurred across Estherville, Spirit Lake, and Triumph with town families sharing news of travels, new cars, and farm updates.
A long stream of brief notices details visits and travel among Dakota residents. Wiinnis and companions travelled to Tawa to visit relatives. Marth Dikota and others made hospital and family rounds. several residents planned visits to Bancroft and other towns. local tradesmen changes include AJ Laughlin resigning from Ringsted hardware for Fairmont travel. Farmers urged to sell beef cattle at Bowmans meat market with highest prices offered for acceptable stock.
Sylvia Berg wins a scholarship at Forest City college. Community notes from Estherville and State Line region record social visits, church gatherings, education events, and a funeral. Local residents including Eldredge and Wiley attend the W.4 Gordon home event. St Olaf students Selmer Berg and L. Berg attend convocation. Miss Julia Ophiem returns from Northfield. John Munson dies at 41 after illness, leaving a wife, son, daughter, and parents. Funeral services held at Estherville Lutheran and State Line churches.
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