Tetter Files for Sale at This Office Informs Readers
Local brief notes list items for sale at the office, including onion sets at 73c per quart from Seed Store. The Geo W Myers family plans to move west, J B West negotiates family move from Wallingford, H H Sconberg joins Tiesohn Brog Bryant store as salesman, Rev Burhen occupies a North Tenth residence after moving from the west side, delegates to Congressional convention at Fort Dodge returned Friday, fishing season opening in a couple of weeks, D C Wells promotes painting and paper hanging services in Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Myers
West
Oehbrling
D. C. Wells
Estherville
Wallingford
Fort Dodge
H. H. Sconberg
Tiehsohn Brog. & Bryant
Rev. Burhen
North Tenth Street
West Side
Jay Johnston & Co. line tops local paper notice
A clipped local item mentions Jay Johnston & Co. urging readers to see their line before buying. The note also reports Tom Tracy forming a work gang at Brown Creek gravel pit, surveyors at work on the M. & St. T. extension Ruthven to Terri, Norah B. Scheamacher heading to Spencer for Ladies of the.ecabees work, Frank Carpenter completing a cement walk and improvements on his south property line, and J.4. Klopp painting his business buildings and installing a steel ceiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tracy
Brown Creek
Ruthven
Terri
Norah B. Scheamacher
Spencer
Repair Shop Ad Notice and Local Industry Scoop
An old newspaper fragment references Jay Johnston & Co offering repairs and notes various local topics. It mentions Henry F. Grant planning ice cream production for the robbing trade and hiring an export ice cream manufacturer to manage the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FB
Henry F. Grant
Ica
Ladies Lunch Set By Maccabees In Sioux City
Mrs Charkiy Lytle and Mrs Charlotte Potter host an afternoon lunch for the Maccabees and friends on Friday May 4 from 2 to 4 at the home of the former Ed F Allen buys a Rambler touring car through Henry Eglin and will pick it up in a few days Mayor W G Sears pushes to close Sioux City saloons on Sundays backed by the anti saloon league and supporters statewide
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charkiy Lytle
Charlotte Potter
W. G. Sears
Sioux City
Anti-Saloon League
All Good Citizens
Graduation Recital Planned at Free Baptist Church
Misa Marie Lesher, recently part of Pate course in elocution at Arker College, will give her graduation recital at the Free Baptist church on Friday evening May 11. Her friends will be glad to hear her perform. Meanwhile the Maccabees ladies and friends hosted by Sir Knights featured dancing, cards, and a late supper, praising the group as royal hosts. Mrs C A Mead, long ill, has rallied and shows slight improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Marie Lesher
Arker College
Free Baptist Church
Miss Lesher
Bhadl Is The Nde And Go Ae Te ee Wel Panes
Fragmentary text mentions Bhadl as the nde and references go ae te ee wel panes in unclear context. Further readable details are insufficient to determine a clear event, person, or location for a fuller summary.
Norby family welcomes a ten pound daughter born Sunday
A local couple Mr and Mrs G W Norby rejoice at the arrival of their ten pound daughter born Sunday. Other notes mention a passenger train 606 delay near Ocheyedan due to engine trucks, and San Francisco earthquake survivors described by Mrs Isaac Mattson. The last legislature granted boards of supervisors authority to raise road levies by two mills locally, and Hy 5 Trees furniture store expands as Brees rents the Elka block lower floors for a larger business operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocheyedan
San Francisco
Isaac Mattson
Mel J. Mattson
Mission Sheet
Boards of Supervisors
Monsmere
Wallpaper Ad Sparks City Opinion In Local Shops
All the women say our line of wallpaper is the finest in the city. F. 8. Shadle & Co. A separate notice mentions John Knoll a young German of Kossath county who hanged himself in a barn on the Cowles & Martagh farm in Plum Creek township after expressing intent to die rather than go to an asylum. Algona plans to purchase the old dam to power lighting and pumping, with previous dynamite blows noted. the dam was first built in 1866 or 1867.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadle & Co
John Knoll
Kossath County
Cowles & Martagh
Plum Creek Township
Estherville
Motherville
Watch repair ad and blackout in Algona
Algona residents were left in darkness last week after a breakdown at the electric light plant. A gas producer engine was overhauled, a steam engine used, and the boiler failed, leaving the city without power. J H Marty of St Louis, visiting Henry Riley’s home, is an Armenian whose ancestor was beheaded by Turks for refusing to renounce Christianity. He praises the United States as a land of free speech and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Bo Ing
J. H. Martyr
St. Louis
Henry Riley
Marty
United States
June Wedding Outlook and Park Beautification in City
Carl Olson notes many weddings in June and speaks from action he knows. Lostgard, city park caretaker, is busiest in town building flower beds around the library and in the park north end. The work is tasteful and intended to be thorough under Mr. J's guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Olson
P. GC. Lostgard
Brary
The King Perkins Company Tour Notes and Benefit Night
The King Perkins Company, during its season, traveled 0 miles with 162 regular performances and 19 matinees, playing eleven return engagements. The twelve-member troupe arrived at 11:08 this morning. An evening at Sheldon was held for the benefit of San Francisco shorers amid bad weather that disrupted travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King-Perkins Company
Sheldon
San Francisco
Estherville Urges Unity for Town Growth
A call to residents to unite for Estherville’s progress and rebuilding. The piece argues for cooperative effort over factional disputes, urging turnout and practical action to enhance the town’s prosperity and future development.
Aftermath of Coast Calamity Sparks Daring Humor
Wrecked town residents cope with disaster by joking about their losses and odd scraps of fortune. A hotel clerk recalls a stubborn bill payer who made the clerk sign a receipt, while others joke about ruined homes. A college girl escapes through a collapsed door as a roommate screams. The surviving wit persists amid ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Hhis Palace
Peological Survey
Purely Personal Social Notes Brighten Estherville
Local society items list visitors and travelers across Minnesota Iowa and South Dakota. Names include Hartung Groves Zeeman Rhodes Johnston Willey Walters Meade Bartlett Gunble Brown Coplin West Gamble Neely Oxley Walleck Mahlum Benson West Streater Gorberich Johnston and others with moves to Estherville Rock Rapids Worthington Minneapolis Cedar Rapids Pierre Fort Dodge and Devils Lake.
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Hartung
Cidar Nae
M. J. Groves
Cedar Rapides
Mesdames Zeeman
Rhodes
Okobojl
J.T. Unite
Milford
C.K. N&u
Minneapolis
EE. Johnston
Minneapols
Mayor Groves
Cedar Rapids
Lake Park
Shidwa
Pretty patterns to select from Jay Johnston and Co
Pretty patterns to select from. Rev Ellerby from Sioux City attended an Episcopal church meeting and Mooring of the Shrine. Oscar Kallestad returned Friday from a convention trip to Spokane Seattle and Salt Lake City. Mrs Kallestad and the baby came back from Bikton Monday evening. Mrs Wrank Hallor and daughter visited Pipestone Minn with Mr Hallor who traveled between Pipestone and Watertown. Mish Malthe Johnson of Armstrong spent a couple of days in Estherville then left for Belmond Monday for a dry goods clerk position. Mr and Mrs H Gorton who wintered in California visited relatives in White Rock County before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wid
A. Th. Gunble
Manutorey
Minn
A.C. Brown
Fred Benson
St Paul
J. 8. West
Wallingford
Estherville
Bert Coplin
Town Falls
Dr. Jackman
Devils Lake
N. D
J. W. Hardy
Radar Rapids
Watertown
W. 8. Wilson
Okobji
Ellerby
Sioux City
Oscar Kallestad
Spokane
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Kallostad
Bikton
White
Advance sale fills opera house seats for King Perkins show
Early ticket rush consumed most of the rev serve allotment before 8 o'clock as crowds lined up for the King Perkins appearance tonight. Despite the belief that seats could not be reserved until later, eager patrons acted quickly and secured many of the best sections.
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Opera
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Brief City News
Tetter
Jay Johnston & Co
C. A. Mead
Elka Block
Brees
Myrtle Walters
Simdiay
Worthington, Minn
H. FB. Grant
Sibley
Cornelius Anderson
Swan Lake Township
Pierre,i.d
Converse
I. EB. Hartung
Dee Moines
M.O. Mead
St. James
L. Ek. White
Tot Springs
Ark
Geo, FF. Belland Jr
Mesdames Hompson and
Gardner
Rock Rapids
John Sandren
J. H. Gamble
Monterey, Minn
Av CG
Brown Lane
K. E. Walleck
Winthrop, Town
Henry Mahlum
P. A. Gorberich
Misa Florence
Jess Cox
Minnesota
W. RB. Orhrlin
Peter Johnston
The
Democrat
Geo. Walker
Palo Alto
Farmera Mutual Hail Insurance Co
W. Doughty
Wm. Stuart
Armatrong
D. Breen
Kansas
E. T. Hobbin
Featles Price
Gale Price
Enel
E.T. Hobbin
F. H. Rhodes
W. T. Rhodes
Asst
Bank OF Esthervile
Towa
JRESS
Proper
Fellows &Co
Troy
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