Local notes from Halfa Estherville and area recount village visits and events
Mias Ida Geronsin taught at Ringated Schools and spent weekend at Pete Jensen home. McKean children visited W A Kennedy home. Dick Booth celebrated seventeenth birthday with friends. Tom Hanson returned from Fatherville. Miss Louisa Fisher extended visit to Peoria Illinois. The Misses Nichola spent weekend at home in Eatherville. A new steel windmill was erected on Joe Rank's place. Raymond Shiflett visited Cedar Rapids. Miss Adelaide Nichols to teach near Gerled in spring. Tom Olson joined Tom Hanson farm. Dr. Thompson of Armstrong passed through. Miss Ederapont visited Estherville. Oakes Youngman returned from Minnesota. Farms Cooperative Creamery stockholders met to discuss opening. Miss Vern Madden returned home after McKean's work. Miss Josephine Eder boarding at Will Rosas home. Hemphill residence east of Hal's destroyed by fire. family shopping in town, no insurance. Mrs. Joe Taylor returned from Armstrong. Gaylord and Ross closing farm machinery at cost. Local residents suffer grippe. Maude Richards sewing at Wallingford. Ladies League earned 26 dollars from dinner at Charlie Fuller sale.
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Dick Booth
Tom Hanson
Fatherville
Louisa Fisher
Peoria
Ilinois
Nichola
Eatherville
Adelaide Nichols
Gerled
Berwen
Tom Olson
Dr. Thompson of
Armstrong
Ederapont
Estherville
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Creamery farm tenants and local deeds noted near Grover
Farmers and residents common in Emmet county are listed with small notes on activities. Jake Taylor rents the creamery farm east of Grover and tends the ice house. J G Slininger couple in White, LS D report a fine baby girl. Various residents travel, bale hay, visit relatives, or attend court. Justice B F Taylor presided over the Laffey versus Gage land case near Dolliver.
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Jake Taylor
Grover
Creamery
J. G. Slininger
White
LS. D
Medup Nicholison
Emmet County
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Center Township
Arnett and Leather
A. Wilders
Eatherville
Estherville area notes and local notices mix
Mrs Nick Koenecke spent a couple of days with friends at Estherville last week. Miss Anna Danielson returned to Storm Lake after a visit at the I. Dabbie home. Cattle dealings, farm visits, and local society items are noted along with ads for hardware closings, Foley cures, and tax notices.
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Nick Koenecke
Estherville
Anna Danielson
Storm Lake
I. Dabbie
Anderson
E. Kortum
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Republican
Mias Ida Geronsin
Ringated
Pete Jensen
McKean
W. A. Kennedy
Joe Rank
Raymond Shiflett
Cedar Rapids
Oakes Youngman
Minnesota
Farms’ Co-Operative Creamery
Halfa
Vern Madden
McKean’a
Josephine Eder
Sehwab School
Will Rosas
Hemphill
Hal'a
Joe Taylor
Gaylord & Ross
Medway
Maude Richards
Wallingford
Ladies League
Charlie Fuller
The
First National Bank
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Kirby, Cnahler
Estherville, Towa
Mary Younger
Helena
Montana
Charlie Lush
Robert
Dexter
Hiss
John
Wyoming
B. F. Taylor
Laffey Va. Gage
Laffey
Cage
Moree
Dolliver
Emil Elkhart
Laverne
Clarence Mc« Kee
Mary Deming
Raymond Shirlett
George Campbell
Grinnell
Iowa
Mrs
Code Babb
Mr. and
A. H. Pickell
Mr. Kidd
Bert Clark
Mrs. Chiffith
Ceylon
Emme
Kingman
el Creations
London
Kinksmans
Kingmans
S. H. Williams
Williams & Anderson
Ed Maneke
Elsworth Township
Barber
Chas Ziemer
H.l Kirchner
F.C. Snyder
Lincoln Township
Huntington
J. R. Horswell
Des Moines
Halvor Olson
Geo. Luikart
Dale McRae
A. ©. Snyder
Foley
Blymer
Vindicator
J. &. Lovet
Féler
West Bros
Dray Line
Barke
Estherville, Iowa
M. Sullivan
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