Local notices and social items from Estherville area
Reports of cattle market activity and residents in town, including Ale Smith and Hartung greetings, Peterson trips to Lake Park, Paulson selling cattle, and Jack Creek’s Balvor Peterson hauling for a home addition. Township politics set caucus at Spring Grove, H igh Lake. Community events include children day exercises at the Presbyterian church, a Dawson party, school term wrap ups, visitors from Winnipeg, and an apron social for Huntington school library funds.
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Ale. Smith
Eagle Grove
E. Ke.hartung
Ole P. Peterson
Lake Park
Paul Paulson
Balvor Peterson
Jack Creek
High Lake Township
Spring Grove School House
Misa Hattie Groth
Ruthervilla
Prof. Dawson
Mr. Godard
Barlow Hee
Charley Anderson
Fred Hawkins Millleg
Fred
Hoya
High Lake
Clare
Lilla Puller
Mr. Brecht
Lows Lake Township
Elmslie
Jenkin
Broods
Lillie Shaw
Anna Clark
Ladies League
Dawson
Milas Christopher
Mrs. Jacobson
Jennie
Matherville
Eva Sharp
Estherville
Woodmen Hall
Huntington School
Tabless
Flower of the Orient Visit Rediscovers East Nobility
A fragment notes a Japanese baron and baroness with their suite visiting the United States to study commercial coastlines. The party, described as short and swarthy save for a pretty young woman, move with noble courtesy and refined bearing among American tourists, contrasting with the loud, self-satisfied western crowd.
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United States
Western Hemisphere
Washington Affairs Report From The Capital
Special correspondence notes reshuffling at Howard University with John Gordon named president and Cortelyou moving into the Willard building. Army vacancies total 125 second lieutenants and 17 in the pay department. new rifle tests promise a lighter, more powerful weapon. Postmaster salary at Clarinds Iowa likely cut. Lee Memorial Day observed with government and business closings, monuments draped, flags half-masted. Iowa Republicans report tariff settlement. no harmony concerns linger. Minneapolis to St Louis rail excursion tickets advertised for June 2, 4, 8, 11. Property owners warned to clean up premises or face board of health action.
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War Department
Brush
St. Louis
Confederates Veteran's Association
Nickel Plate Road Travel Offers Sleeper Cars Dining Service
The Nickel Plate Road advertises ventibulated sleeper cars and American Club Meals priced from 35 cents to 100 dollars, claiming service equal to top lines between Chicago and the East. It lists Chicago depot Harrison St and Witch Ave and city ticket offices with General Agent John Y. Calaban at 113 Adams St, Room 298.
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John Y. Calaban
Adame St
Chicago
Farm Lands on Northwest Line Offers Good Conditions
Farm lands along the Minneapolis and St. Louis line in the Northwest are described as having good soil climate and people, with crop failures unknown and values rising rapidly. Low excursion rates from Iowa Central and M and St. L railroads invite investigation. address A B Cuts G P A for particulars in Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Northwest
Minneapolis & St. Louis R. R
Iowa Central
Minneapolis & St. Louis
A. B. Cutts
G.P. A
Cent
Christian delegates travel by Nickel Plate to Boston return
Fare 910.00 to Chicago to Boston and return via Nickel Plate road to meet Christian Setentiets June to July 1. Tickets on sale June 1, 26, 27 with open return until June 26. Deposit tickets at Boston July 1–4 with 50 cent fee to extend to August. Stopover at Niagara Falls in either direction with no extra charge. Three trains daily with sleeping cars and meals. Reservations via Caladen Chicago or J W Day Cedar Rapids.
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Boston
National Educational Association
Nickel Plate Road
Sth
John Y. Callahan
Adams Sr
Chicago
Christian Setentiets
Niagra Falla
Lecerte
Caladen
Amana St
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