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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1917

Page

4

Good Roads Bills Divide Iowa Road Policy Debate

The Davenport Times notes voters split on highway governance with Johnston and Elwood bills. Farmers demand value, engineers set standards, and politics threaten contracts. Community reports reflect a Lent push to cut living costs amid economic tension and local council hints at a re election.

Scott County Harding Hardings Davenport Highway Commission Commission of Three Aines Des Moines Elwood

Dolliver News Roundup Affected by Moves and Games

Dolliver residents report neighborly changes as many move to North Dakota farms, including the Baker and the Aver families. Ole Knutson ships cattle and horses to Reinbeck. Dolliver and Maple Hill teams clash with Dolliver losing 18 to 22. Local society notes record church, school programs, medical trips, and minor accidents with several residents ill or healing after operations.

Center Pickups and Local Visits Reported in Welcome Area

Mrs George Harr visited Welcome Minnesota last Friday to stay with her parents. Hanna Erpelding shopped Estherville Saturday. Everett Clark of Charles City visited relatives and attended the sale on his father’s place north of town. Mrs Fred Toyne of Lake City visited with daughter Mrs Elmos Long. C F Long fractured a rib in a Wednesday ice accident. John Smith of Alta moved onto the Juhl farm vacated by Frank Schultz. Elmo Long visited his father Sunday. A well attended dance at Frank Schultz’s Saturday night. Mrs H E Clark and children visited Earl Clark’s home. Mr and Mrs Lee Griffith visited Sam Sorgentive home Sunday. H E Clark helped with church census after service in Estherville. Mrs Elmo Long shopped Estherville Saturday. Bert Reeds of Emmetsburg moving onto Groves farm northeast of town. Ben Roach started work for E D Long March first.

August Voss Peter Schneckloth Albert Bartels Mr. Schneckloth John Fredrickson Herbranson Mr. Fredrickson Richard Hougland Fredrickson Mr. Ambert John Benson Jackson Union State Line Miss Cramer Miss Parker Petersburg Luther League Halvor Gordon Tadies Aid Society Lisbon North Dakota Lisbon Hospital Betsy Johnson Coiston South Dakota Ambert Benson Bentsen Winner Minnesota Murray Barnes Ville Alubert Mere Derby Hen Ole‘Wein Iowa Nilson Peter Andrew Ashley Louis A. Bruosveld State Cemetery J.akre Estherville Willi Lynch Jack Powter Mr. Lynch Julius Roswick Baker Johnny Aver Alvie Andersen Mr. Anderson Urederstand Hyer Wil Ole Knutson Reinbeck Dolliver Sople Armstrong S. Bo Reed Emma Moltzen Fred Albee Ed Gage Edna Ed Kahrs McCallsburg Yocum Eagle Grove Eugene Walther Minneapolis Adam Miller Gilson Frank Wertz Maple Hill High School Mary Deming Ernest Dowden Bruce Reed Ernest’s Ford George Harr Welcome Hanna Erpelding Everett Clark Charles City Fred Toyne Lake City Elmos Long C. F. Long John Smith Alta Juhl Frank Schultz Elmo Long H. E. Clark Dean Esther Marriott I. W. Clark Myrlen Earl Clark Lee Griffith Sam Sorgentiie Bert Reeds Emmetsburg Groves Farm Ben Roach E. D. Long

Local Notes From Matherville and Nearby Towns

Jess Ashburn traveled to Matherville on business. George Osborn called at the John Erpelding home. Mrs. C F Long returned from Penver after wintering. Mr and Mrs J W Clark and son visited the P C Irwin home. Ethel Irwin, student in Estherville, spent weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Bert Reed went to Perry due to Mae’s illness. Many attended the Clark farm sale north of town. Mrs John Erpelding visited Estherville. Mrs Warren Klett relayed news from sister Gertie in Florida of Junelike weather and fishing. Mrs Jess Ashburn hosted guests from Estherville. Fritz Kubli family spent Sunday at the Ogel home. Brown Creek Club will meet at Mrs Emil Opelt on March 15.

Jess ‘Ashburn Matherville George Osborn John Erpelding C. F. Long Penver J. W. Clark Sor P. C. Irwin Ethel Irwin Estherville Bert Reed Perry Mae Clark Farm Warren Klett Gertie Florida Jess Ashburn Fritz Kubli Ogel Brown ‘Creek Club Emil Opelt

Community Notes From Dolliver And Nearby

Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Fred Moltzen at Henry Clausen home and Ben Johnson at John Sidles. A surprise birthday gathering for Ross Fouts drew about thirty two neighbors. A Dolliver dance Tuesday night drew a large crowd and good time reported. Mr Chris Adolpha and Miss Esther Vierkandt wed last Monday and left for Dakota with her family. GC Wilder and Alva Davis visited P A Fouts home, with P A Fouts and son Arthur in Dolliver on Monday for business.

Fred Moltzen Henry Clausen Will Ross Ross Fouts Harry Griffith Dolliver Ben Johnson John Sidles Chris Adolpha Esther Vierkandt Dakota GC. D. Wilder P. A. Fouts Alva Davis Arthur

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