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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
4
Geo A Nichols cites Fort Dodge Messenger urging reciprocity with Canada to aid meat, grains, and dairy sectors while tariffs hinder trade. The Estherville press notes local political drift with Woods seeking a third term, Stillman and Allen likely candidates, and Chase’s prospects tied to Webster City politics.
Mr. Raleigh visits the city for real estate business and denies rumors of chasing Joe Allen of Pocahontas. He says he focuses on land business and shows little political interest. Royal Neighbors plan Memorial Day service at Christian church on June 7 at 2 30 p m. Walter Parsons travels to Algona after his mother’s death.
Mr L M Christensen and Miss Edith Reese wed at the bride’s Linn Grove home. They plan a bus trip to Chicago and New York then return to Spirit Lake for summer. winter plans include Estherville. Christensen runs Miller Christensen Co. stores at Estherville and Spirit Lake.
Mrs Louisa C Smith Bentley born Vermont 1831 died June 2 1911 at the home of her daughter Mrs E E Pelton in Estherville Iowa at age 79 years 8 months 9 days She was from New England stock and lived in Corinth Vermont Wisconsin and Albion Wisconsin She married Alvin J Bentley Oct 25 1850 and bore eight children including Charles Amaretta V Cyrus Cook Addie L Bentley Lizzie M Anderson Etta L Roe and Anna J Lacore Her husband died in 1887 Her youngest daughter married in 1888 and Mrs Pelton cared for her thereafter She remained mostly an invalid in later years and passed away leaving a large family and many descendants
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