Yukon Gold and a Lost Child in Stark Prospect Saga
In a Yukon rush tale from 1897, Speed Malone and Ed Maitland face arrest for a murder in Skagway while protecting a mail sack. Rose Valery, a singing girl, unfolds Dalton and Reeves era intrigues in Placerville and Nevada, revealing a baby and gold linked to a desert hold up and a vanished pay train. The narrative threads through Owens, Walton, and a tangled past as Maitland and Speed seek justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speed Malone
Ed Maitland
New England
Frenchy
Lucy Rose
Maitland
Fallon
Rose
Brent
Garnet
Speed
Pete
Owens
Skagway
Lefty
Bennett
Drew
Cathcart
Rusty
Dalton
Lake Lebarge
Siwash
Nevada
Rose Valery
Carson Valley
Poess
Walton
Reeves
News Of Earlier Days from May 15 1885 issue
A survey of items from the Northern Indicator includes a stable fire loss of D W Cleveland, a newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Davey, and about 8000 shade trees planted in town this spring. It notes real estate moves by Al Houltshouser, bakers Kline and Robinson refitting for a brick oven, a Women’s Clubs convention in Cedar Rapids, new births, property purchases, bread deals, council actions, a lightning strike on the courthouse, a cold wave, and social visits and events surrounding the Federated Woman's Club and D A R chapters. The report spans local births, municipal happenings, business openings, and social notes from Estherville and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Cleveland
Frank Davey
John Myher
Lyle Minn
T. O
Ivor Myher
High Lake
Carrie Bemis
Walker
State Line
Martin County
al Houltshouser
Haskin
Messers, Kline and Robinson
Bakers
W. P. Weed
M. M. Knapp
G. E. Delavan
F. E. Allen
Women's Clubs
Cedar Rapids
Matt Mattson
Estherville
Advanc
Court House
Roy C. Brown
B. M.coon
Wm. Tweedy
Tawa City
Federated Woman's Club
Frank Rhodes
Henry Graff
Walter Wilson
E. W. Knight
Allen Stockdale
Sioux Falls
Ida Davis
Hattie Tellifson
Alta Cratty
Ladies In Minneapolis Weekend Visit Highlights
Personal Miss Helen Tucker and Miss Genia Gray spent the weekend in Minneapolis. Miss Lillian Rhodes of Mason City spent the weekend visiting her mother, Mrs. F. H. Rhodes here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Tucker
Genia Gray
Minneapolis
Lillian Rhodes
Mason City
F. H. Rhodes
Sheldon and Estherville Guests Visit Caring Hosts
Mr and Mrs Harmon Veldy of Sheldon were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Simpson parents of Mrs Veldy. Mr and Mrs Iva Lucas of Minneapolis were weekend guests of friends in Estherville. Mrs Lucas owns formerly Miss Ethel Townley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Veldy
Sheldon
Harry Simpson
Mrs. Veldy
Iva Lucas
Minneapolis
Estherville
Lucas
Ethel Townley
Local residents attend banquets and visits in Des Moines and nearby towns
Ernest Huckaba and W E Deming attended a Nash dealers banquet in Des Moines. Lerdahl, back from treatment, improves at home. Milo Hunt family returned from Chicago trip. Diltz family mourns niece Darlene Diltz in Mission Hill. Hansen visits Concordia and Sibley. Hammes and Neppi attend Knights of Columbus convention in Dyersville. Mrs. James Miner returns from Charles City after visit with Iveys. Mrs. W G Borrer and Sally finish visit from Iowa Falls and Des Moines. Mrs. White returns from Oklahoma City after death of her father. Hemmington family visits Rake. Europe trip postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Huckaba
W. E. Deming
Des Moines
Nash
James Miner
Baby
Charles City
Mrs. Ivey
W. G. Borrer
Sally
Yowa Falls
Misa Iola Bagan
Wil! Bagan
James White
Estherville
Oklahoma City
Okla
Attend Annual Junior Senior Banquet at Gardston Hotel
The Junior-Senior banquet and prom drew 160 attendees last night, with décor centered on a wishing well theme. Guests enjoyed orchid arrangements, pink car nations, and a Strickland orchestra as festivities moved from the Gardston Hotel to Danceland for the prom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardston Hotel
Danceland
Bar‘bara
Cornwall
Mrs Osgood and Guernsey to Return Home Next Week
Mrs John L Osgood and Mrs Guernsey who have been at Iowa City during the school year are expected home next week. They will return with Wilford Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Osgood
Guernsey
Iowa City
Wilford Reed
Kitchen shower honors Mrs Parker Bennett
Mrs Parker Bennett was feted Friday at a Warrington apartment kitchen shower hosted by Mrs Ed gar Warrington and Miss Lola Steen. Fridge was played at three tables with Baker Bennett winning high score and a traveling prize. An alarm clock gag sounded every thirty minutes guiding the bride to a clock gift. Refreshments followed. Guests included Mrs Gaylord How er, Mrs Bert Amelsburg, Miss Irene Sunde, Miss Margaret Her um, Miss Anna Darlene Doud, Miss Frances Vincent, Miss Betty Blazer, Miss Margaret Waldron, Miss Pauline Bassett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker J. Bennett
Edgar Warrington
Lola Steen
Warrington
Bennett
Otto Sheldon
Mis. Gaylord Hower
Bert Amelsburg
Irene Sunde
Margaret Herum
Anna Darlene Doud
Frances Vincent
Betty Blazer
Margaret Waldron
Pauline Bassett
W C T U Met Saturday At Mrs Nichols Home
The members of the W. C. T. U. met at the home of Mrs. W. G. Nichols Saturday afternoon for their regular business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Nichols
Milks Emulsion Promised to Restore Health After Flu
Emma Withers of Belmont N C touts Milks Emulsion for recovery after a severe bout with the flu. She reports improved appetite digestion and cough relief after using six bottles. The product claims to normalize bowels strengthen the sick, and is sold by druggists with a money back guarantee in Terre Haute Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsaw
Emma Withers
Belmont
N.C
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Woman's club installs officers and honors retiring president
Retiring president Mrs. J. B. Tedrow oversees installation of new officers for the Woman's club. Elected: Mrs. F. M. Jones president, Mrs. R. K. Blezer vice president, Mrs. O. J. Sheldon second vice president, recording secretary Mrs. Shubel Owen, corresponding secretary Mrs. W. A. Cresap, treasurer Mrs. G. E. Tomhave, auditor Mrs. T. H. Mann. Mrs. Tedrow to represent on welfare board, Mrs. Romaine Sondrol on Girl Scout council. Department heads include American Homes Mrs. Ed Beck, Current Topics Mrs. Tetlow, Fine Arts Mrs. J. P. Clark. A reading lamp honors Mrs. Tedrow for eleven years as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tedrow
F. M. Jones
R. K. Blezer
O. J. Sheldon
Shubel Owen
W. A. Cresap
G. E. Tomhave
T. H. Mann
J. B. Tedrow
Woman's Club
Romaine Sondrol
Woman’s Club
Girl Scout Council
Ed Beck
A. L. Buffer
Tetlow
Geo. Robb
J. P. Clark
W. E. Bradley
Miss Betty Blazer to Give Piano Recital
Mrs. George W. Robinson presents pupil Miss Betty Blazer in a piano recital Friday night at 8 at the Roosevelt auditorium. Music lovers of that type are invited to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Robinson
Betty Blazer
Roosevelt Auditorium
Gamble brand paint sale offers discounts on guard house and red barn paints
A promotional offer advertises free 4 inch paint brush or one gallon or linseed oil with purchase of Gamble's 100% Home Guard House Paint at 2.39 per gallon in 5 gallon lots or Gamble's Grade A Red Barn Paint at 1.19 per gallon in 5 gallon lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamble
Local social notes span visits and moves in region
Mrs Anna M Cole visited Minneapolis Saturday to see daughter Elizabeth and relatives. Eric Davidson family rented the Kinnard home on North Ninth Street after the Kinnards bought a new home and acreage. Mr and Mrs John Miller of Adrian Minnesota visited at sister-in-law Mrs Harold Steinman and other relatives. Council Bluffs visitors Leonard Smith's daughter and sister hosted a gathering with Ralph Schellinger and son Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Cole
Minneapolis
Elizabeth
Eric Davidson
Tom Kinnard
North Ninth Street
Kinnards
John Miller
Adrian, Minn
Miller
Harold Steinman
Charlie Jones
Houts
Roberts
C. Paulson
Walter Paulson
Ralph Schellinger
Dick, Ell
Council Bluffs
Leonard Smith
Gamble's Radio Trade In Offer Promotes Coronado Console
Old radio owners urged to trade in for a brand new Coronado All Wave Console battery sets. Finance plan: $5.00 down and $1.25 per month up to a total of $15.00 credit. Shop promotes value and easy payments at Gamble's.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sierres
Placerville
California
Ing
P. P. Barron
T. J. Lerdahl
Milo Hunt
Chicago
J. C. Diltz
Mission Hill
S. D
Mr. Diltz
Darlene Diltz
B. F. Hansen
Concordia
Kang
Mr. Hansen
Sibley
Mrs. Hansen
Theo. C. Hammes
Henry Neppi
Dyersville
The
Knights of Columbus
John Hemmington
Clifford
Ruby
Lucille Wylder
Rake
A. A. Rake
Europe
Owen
Jesnne Parsons
Juan Sanchesz
Betty Merron
Juan Sanchez
Clarence Shaw
Norman Jensen
Eugene Hutchinson
Gerald Wee
Homer Judd
Everlyn Anderson
Mildred Vedder
Lola Nelson
Ruth Brown
Jeanne Parsons
J. S. Hilliard
Don Strickland
St. Paul
Ken Palmer
Marion Thrush
Isabelle Paul
Marion Kennedy
Genevieve Horswell
Thela Barnes
Justin Brown
Don Derwick
Doris Diltz
Doris Edwards
Eva McMannus
Lorraine Ehlers
Marie Griffith
Mary Ann Heinrich
Arlene Lakin
Mary Ellen Lehr
Violet McAffee
Jane Willey
Evelyn Nathenson
Patricia Peterson
Irene Pickens
Carmen Twite
Margaret Ross
Lucile Steinman
Ernestine Prior
Kathryn McTavish
L. E. Stockdale
Gardston
Entre Nous Club
Stockdale
Hoe Drey
Mer J. P Clark
J. L. Hoye
F. @. Parsons
K. V. Turner
R. C. Coleman
George Trevett
John
Pythian 8I
Pythian
Loorp Hall
A. L. Canfield
Annette Wylder
Archie Bixby
Hattie Osmundson
Carl Carlson
Chas. Carpenter
Charles Carpenter
R. S. Clark
William Clark
Mrs. Bennett
Miss Latchem
H. E. Vincent
Byron Coon
Washington
Richard Evards
Williamsburg
Dorothy Ehlers
N. H. McKerral
Jay Howard
McKerral
Miss Ehlers
Ogden
Pridge
Margaret Clark
Barbara Cornwall
J. E. Stockdale
Dan Howard
John Greig
E. W. Kepler
Robert Knight
Florence Chambers
Marie Stellingwarts
Lola Emily Lawrence
Henrietta Miller
George Lyman
Jolly Eight Club
Mesdames
H. O. Sillge
Wm. McArdle
R. K. Blazer
Wes Dunham
Con Alt
D. S. Knudsen
M. E. Wilson
Jay Dunham
Wilson
Alt
Willis Gruwell
Albee
Lila Albee
Rockford
George Gruwell
Fort Defiance State Park
Dif
Probak Junior
resSuahee
Pe Probak Junior
Gillette & Probek Mazors
Moore
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