Nau Brothers Clothing Store Tops Ratherville Market
Nan Brothers, men and boys clothiers at 6060 Mast Lincoln, celebrates fifteen years serving Ratherville with a $26,000 stock. The store highlights Arrow shirts, reliable suiting, and a broad range of menswear including hats, underwear, gloves, and shoes. Local patrons praise the square deal and community support fuels ongoing success.
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Tle
Nan Brothers
Nau Brothers
Avery
Ami Chedoen
Michaels
Stern
Nia Brothers
Stetsun
Toad Daggest
Nat Brothers
Apo
Airtel
Motherville
Reasonistilr Pratt
Wil Beessa
Mather Ville
Ue Otter
Former hotel man enters grocery business
John L. Bork, former Central Hotel proprietor, opens a grocery on South Seventh Street in the old hotel building. His stock features Vutuin deaf and Lyndon brands, canned goods, fresh country produce, cereals, fruits year round, Wells Flour milling products, and a neat up-to-date, money-saving stock praised by Estherville shoppers.
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tHsterville
John L. Bork
South Seventh Street
Burk
Hthan Allen
Wells* Flour Milling Co
Minneapolis
Bork
Estherville
Quality Store supports women with wide shelves and cheer
The Christensen Store in Estherville presents a women focused shopping palace with a welcoming atmosphere. The two and a half year old quality store offers extensive dress goods, imported fabrics, gowns, coats, and home furnishings on two floors. Christensen aims for a rivalless northwest retail empire through broad selection and strong value.
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WM. Christensen
Christensen
Milady
Heetherville
Europe
Marshall Field
Chicago
Drug and Jewelry Combination a Success
Tay Johnston, manager of Jay Johnston and Company Drugs and Jewelry in Mast Lincoln Street, has built a combined operation into a $30,000 yearly business. The store offers a diamond jewelry line, a repair shop, watch inspection for railroad employees, and a full range of cut glass, china, silverware, and periodicals.
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Tay Johnston
Jay Johnston
Lincoln Street
Johnaston
Haas
Hines
Johnston
Mero Johnston
Faney
Johnston Stock Careches Aodarge
Crepair
Johnston Company
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Minneapolis and
Hawkes
Touweh
la Valiers
Nealy
Johinston Compass
Motherville
Mkstherville
Penslar
Johnston Drugstore
Fate of Electric Line Soon to be Decided
Citizens of Estherville face a decision on the electric railroad proposal from St. Dodge to Spirit Lake via Eetherville. Fort Dodge, Des Moines and Southern railroad president Hower Loring says a three percent tax on property within three miles of the line is needed. petitions and a majority of freeholders will be required before state submission. Local interest expects the southern segment to fund the tax, but Estherville and Emmet county taxpayers may oppose the plan. petitions for a special election are expected to be circulated in coming weeks.
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Norking
Christensen
Eetherville
St. Dodge
Spirit Lake
Hower Loring
Fort Dodge
Estherville
Loring
Eatherville
Emmet County
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NAU Brothers Clothing Store
Nau Brothers Clothing
Christensen Store
Dba
Sme
Applis
Quatnls
Storks
Harry, Bryant
Christeneven
P. J. Christensen
Mr. Bryant
Mr. Christensen
Northwest
L. M. Christensen Co
Jay Johnston & Company
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