Dolliver School PicNic And Local Notes From Dolliver
The village school closed Friday and went to Tuttle lake for a picnic. Weather was poor but the event pleased attendees. Mrs Gertie Clausen and daughter Violet visit the Kidd home. Mr B P Deming is very ill. Mrs Taham of Estherville visited the Dowden home. Mr and Mrs Webb visited Courtney. Mr and Mrs Reed visited their daughter Mrs KF Dowden in Graver. Mr Henry Melune improves under Dr Mor ness care. Byron Hicks took a railroad job in Huron South Dakota. Ollie Harris went to Magle Grove. Grandpa Harris fell from a buggy onto a barb wire fence injuring hands. Yom Hill hurt after being thrown from a horse on Caylor’s drive. Geo Lally visited Esther ville. County Attorney Morse was in Dolliver. Sheriff Butler seen on streets. J H Pickell hauled a load of imen to Fairmont for Golmer Bros circus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuttle Lake
Gertie Clausen
Violet
Kidd
P. Deming
Mra. Taham
Estherville
W. C. Dowden
Quo. Webb
Courtney
B. Reed
Or. Dowden
Henry Melune
J. WW. Moreness
Byron Hicks
Huron
South Dakon
Ollie Harris
Magle Grove
Grandpa Harris
Yom Hill
Caylor
Geo. Lally
Morse
Dolliver
Sheriff Butler
J. H. Pickell
Fairmont
Golmer Bros. Cireus
Wayside Notes from Hetherville Area
Community notes report Paul Wollnils returning from Watertown to scale land, J O Kase promoting a Bila in Center and High Lake, W M Rawleigh agent canvassing, birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Glenn Reisinger, Redpath Chautauqua booked for Hetherville July 18 to 24, admonitions to do good, Peter B Peterson and hired man taken to Cherokee amid liquor trouble, Nelson J M Walden aiding High Lake work, Mrs Boone staying with Ladd farm family, and a reminder to address mail for children on rural routes to help carriers avoid confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wollnils
Watertown
Tocaling
J. O. Kase
Center
High Lake
Glenn Reisinger
Vane
Hetherville
Peter
Peterson
Nelson
J. M. Walden
High Lake Township
Boone
Thier
Ladd
Namie
Local residents share weekend visits and town business
Mrs Ports and Mrs Schrmidt drove to Estherville last Wednesday. The tiling machine was laid up for repairs a few days last week. Mr August Lee sold his interest in the elevator and lumber yard last week to Fred Stade of Dunell Minn. The Misses Martha and Caroline Sunde attended their brother Lars Sunde’s graduation at Madison Minn. Mr and Mrs Patton of St Vaal visited with the McVean family over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Lee
Fred Stade
Dunnel
Minn
Martha
Caroline Sunde
Madison
Lars
Lutheran Normal School
Mrs. Patton
St. Vaal
McVean
Local Residents Noted in Monday and Saturday Visits
Mr. Geo Schmidt drove to Rather ville Monday. Mr. and Mrs E S Sondroal were in Huntington Monday. C L Jeglum was a caller in town between trains Monday. Ben Johnson is the happy possessor of a new bogey. Mr. and Mrs Keith Cockburn went to Oakes North Carolina Saturday. Mr and Mrs Kid Thompson and children visited at the Perkins home Tuesday. School in District No 2 planning on having a picnic at Swan lake Thursday. Allie Perkins was on the sick list the first of the week but is better at Mrs Cockburn was called by sickness to the home of her daughter Mrs Geo Lingenfelter. Mr and Mrs Higinbotham visited at the Ray Bryan home. Sunday Mr W Reed and son Will were Eatherville callers Saturday. Miss Hazel Taylor was an Eatherville caller Saturday. H B Coit was a business visitor at Estherville Saturday. Norman Andrews and Frank Richards went to Minneapolis Saturday. Nels Andrews and son Arthur drove to Estherville Saturday. Mr and Mrs Glenn Reisinger are the proud parents of a baby girl. Mr and Mrs Walter Grems and son Lester visited at the Ray Brannan home Sunday. Miss Karina Fouts in working for Mrs Glenn Reisinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Johnson
Keith Cockburn
Oakes
N. C
Kid Thompson
Perkins
Higinbotham
Ray Bryan
Reed
Will
Eatherville
Hazel Taylor
H. B. Coit
Estherville
Norman Andrews
Frank Richards
Minneapolis
Nels Andrews
Arthur
Glenn Reisinger
Mr. Greevis
Mr. Withers
Polly Mitford
Wellington
Iowa Bridge Co work on new steel bridge project
The Iowa Bridge Co has a gang at work on the new steel bridge between 28 and 2 percent, supervised by Mr. Meyer. After completion a larger bridge thirty nine feet over ditch No 44 will be built. A Sunday caller and local dances are noted, with several residents traveling for events. A medical note mentions rheumatism relief from Chamberlains Liniment sold by S H Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Bridge Co
Meyer
C. H. Robernus
Wm. Caspire
Wallingford
Qeo
Atudal
Matherville
Arthur Armdal
Weir
Hoping
Gobas
Janet Jackson
Christopher
Grachtinger
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement From Kokomo Resident
A Kokomo man, KE Weakley, testifies Foley's Kidney Pills improved kidney function. He reports relief from backache, steadier secretions, and pain in the bladder after taking the remedy, and says he is glad to recommend Foley's Kidney Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. Weakley
Kokomo
Foley
Ams
Jay , Joluston & Co
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Estherville Woman
A local testimonial touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for back pain and urinary issues. Mrs. Helen Fraey of Ninth Street Estherville reports relief after using the product from Williams' Drug Store, endorsing the remedy and noting long-term kidney health. Also promotes Foster Milling Co. and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with guarantee and local dealer references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Estherville
Helen 'Raey
Ninth Street
Williams
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo New York
United States
Summer Cold Warning and The Loading Lady At Armory
A worried summer cold can lead to bronchitis or pneumonia if neglected. Foley’s Honey and Tar helps loosen coughs and clear airways. Chic Perkins leads a refined comedy company under Frank G King, presenting The Loading Lady at the Armory on June 22 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Jay Johnston and Co
Chic Perkins
Company
of Players
Frank G. King
Armory Theatre
Pasture for Rent in Gowrie Iowa Offered
Two pastures totaling 145 acres in Gowrie Iowa are for rent with turning water and good grass. Terms available by writing A RB DAUGHEN BAUGH, Gowrie Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughen Baugh
Gowrie
Iowa
All About Texas Guide Describes Counties and Prices
Informational pamphlet listing details on every county in Texas, land prices, and a railroad and county map. Includes price and postpaid offer from the Dallas News, Dallas, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dallas News
Dallas
Tex
Branded by Tartars Greek Robber Tattooed From Head to Foot
A Greek outlaw named George Constantine was tattooed over his entire body in Vienna after a Chinese Tartary raid. Indigo ink formed elephants lions and dragons with text labeling him the greatest rascal and thief. The process took three months and left him unusually weather sensitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Hebra
Vienna
George Constantine
Chinese Tartary
Westminster Gazette
A Delicate Hint The Present Girard Sent to Ship Captain
A Philadelphia tale of Stephen Girard gifting ship captains with rail scraps for whittling. One captain stole rail pieces on a voyage, later informally warned, then received shingles via a dray as Girard's orders for the captain to whittle were fulfilled. The episode blends prudence, humor, and Girard's subtle intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard
Stephen Girard
Girard College
Philadelphia
Self Examination and Daily Preoccupation
Dean Swift argues that every man repeats a near circle of thoughts and desires, continually preoccupied by duties and entertaining company. He warns that people never find leisure to study their hearts, delaying self-reflection until life’s clock nearly runs out and they must account for themselves in the hereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Swift
A Pheasant's Blind Flight
Dalley's Magazine notes a disturbing October 1896 incident where a hen pheasant flushed in a turnip field flew into rotten wet leaves that clung over her head and blinded her, causing exhaustion and a fatal fall. It adds that pheasants often collide with windows, misled by reflections of the landscape in the glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalley’s Magazine
Sledgehammer Education Adopts Punishing Parent Note
A Cincinnati Commercial Tribune item recounts a primary school teacher receiving a bizarre letter from a pupil's parent. The note asserts parental permission to discipline the child and urges the teacher to pound knowledge into him, mocking the father’s admonitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
The Right to Work Drum of the Village Orchestra
A fragmentary notice frames a debate around labor rights and local performance groups. The quirky dialogue hints at a dispute over work distribution and fair share in a neighborhood orchestra setting. The text preserves local voice and cultural flavor.
Idle Bees Brashly Boast in Brief Verse
Short verse notes three bees that offer no honey and mock with bragging bluster.
Mutiny and the Date Line Save a Sailor’s Life
An aged storyteller recalls the Polly Mitford mutiny near Wellington. Captain schemes to hang Mr. Withers for mutiny, but a crossing of the international date line alters the date, rendering the sentence illegal. Withers regains command after a gale and sails on, while the captain is judged by wind and seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Wellington
Polly Mitford
Mr. Withers
Mark Withers
Boss
Eapn
Jim
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W.M. Rawleigh
Hunlington
Emmat
Grover
S. H. Williams
Lillie Eisenhower
Bo OG. Bombarger and
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KC. Snyder
Dr. Wheatly
Chicago
Jennie Anderson
Josie
St. Paul
Det
Cain
Smneders
D.P. Lawson
Ives
Otte Olson
Sever Lee
Mrs. Rackiman
Superior
H. Williama
Waterman
VOR Sale KY Vindicator& Republican Co
Tartars
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Chester Williams
American Press Association
Cap'n
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