Ascension Day Observed by Esdraclon Commandery No 62 K T
Esdracl on Commandery No 62 K T observed Ascension Day with march to Presbyterian church for ritual services and address on masonry. Graves decorated at Oak Hill cemetery for deceased brethren F B Allen John Amundson and Frank Miller. Banquet and social session at Odd Fellows hall and asylum with out of town attendees listed.
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Esdraclon Commandery No
K. T
Asylum
Presbyterian Church
Mitchell
Oak Hill Cemetery
F. B
Allen
John Amundson
Frank Miller
Alex Johnston
Jay Johnston
M. J. Groves
G. G. Gardner
Sir Knight
G. Zeeman
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Agnes Butler
Smith
Clyde Cummings
Out of Town
Briggs
Spirit Lake
Knight
F. H. Morrison
Sterling, Colorado
Win. Baker
Emmetsburg
Knight W
Monument to be erected near Fort Defiance site at Estherville
Estherville community plans a home coming and a monument on the former Fort Defiance site in Emmet county. The effort honors long time residents like R E Ridley Amos Pingrey Tom Maher and 8 B Bent while inviting Frank A Day and Frank Davey to assist. Armstron g Journal notes a celebration with five hundred attendees expected for the unveiling and suggests frugal banking advice from the Estherville State Bank.
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Fort Defiance
Estherville
Frank A. Day
Frank Davey
R. E. Ridley
Amos Pingrey
Tom Maher
Emmet
Armatrong
Bent
Armeatrong
Armetrong Journal
Civic Celebration in Minneapolis Expands Beyond July Fourth
The Minneapolis Civic Celebration runs July 2 to 8 with an industrial parade, a grand historical pageant, a water fete featuring full size replicas of ships, a mammoth two day national parade, and aquatic and land events. Twenty five thousand school children join a uniformed parade, twenty bands perform, and Nicollet avenue becomes a flower-decked court of honor as $100,000 is spent to keep all events free to the public.
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Minneapolis
Northwest
Famous Tunes Orchestral Band of
New York
Nicollet Avenue
Spirit Lake to Add Nine Hole Golf Course
Sioux City’s Jim Pridie visits Spirit Lake to organize a local golf association. A nine hole course will be laid out on the W. W. White farm near Spirit Lake with a lake shore finish. Pridie, a noted golf authority, helped introduce the game to Sioux City and designed the Waveland course in Des Moines.
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Jim Pridie
Sioux City
Spirit Lake
W. W. White
Pridie
Weatherwax Quartet and Inter nation Band At Cedar Rapids Chautauqua
The Weatherwax Male Quartet showcases four brothers with voices from tenor to bass. YThavin leads the Inter nation Band, a Russian fronted group of American musicians with a strong American spirit. Cedar Rapids offices bustle with advertising as balloons will drop circulars for free chautauqua tickets. Nearly 40 thousand advance letters have been mailed to patrons this month.
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Weatherwax
Ythavin
Internation
Cedar Rapids
Thil
Installation drama at Presbyterian church promises strong attendance
Next Sunday evening June 4 worshipers plan an installation of Rev. R. G. Mitchell as pastor with Rev. E. M. Bell presiding and Rev. Par moet delivering the sermon. Dr. Ferguson will deliver the charge to the people. Dr. Bell will preach and conduct the morning service. music will be good. Also reported are the Gifford funeral, a piece on marital antagonism from Margaret Sangster via June Woman’s Home Companion, and a gourd gift from a California trip linked to Taft.
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Presbyterian Church
BR. ©. Mitchell
E. M. Bell
D. D
Spirit Lake
Parmoet
Des Moines
Synodical Supt. of Missions
Ss. R. Ferguson
U. S. Supt
Town
Kansas
Missouri
S. R. Ferguson
Margaret E. Sangster
Hailing Sheen Te
Estherville Defeats Armstrong In Season Opener 7 to 2
Estherville opened the season with a 7 to 2 victory over Armstrong on Tuesday afternoon. The game featured errors by Estherville but showed the home squad’s potential as a strong local team. Gate receipts surpassed 150 dollars, with criticism of some fans who did not pay admission and calls for unified community support to fund a fast ball team.
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Estherville
Armstrong
Iowa
Muarloney Ss
Cook c
Fahey
Gatehell Ssp
Arnett Rf
Clinite
Anderson
Wilder Cf
Knnsted Bewes
McAndrews If
Smith
Thorson , Rowler
Goodge
Mangold
Carson
Hanafan
Horswell
Canette Ad
Watherville
Pay Honor to the Dead Boys of '61
Automobiles carried feeble veterans and W R C members to Oak Hill Cemetery to lay flowers on graves of soldiers. A church program at Presbyterian church followed by a marching procession from grand army headquarters, led by Estherville band and city school children, honored the fallen with ritual services and floral tributes.
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Vandenburg
Grand Army
Presbyterian Church
Estherville
East Side
Oak Hill Cemetery
Weather Holds Cemetery Services Despite Court Closures
Court house officials suspended labors while rain threatened the day. The weather did not interfere with cemetery services or the overall program, allowing rites to proceed as planned despite the disruption.
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Court House
2000 Meals a Day at Yankee Robinson Circus
The Yankee Robinson Shows operate a vast commissary under Mr. Davis to feed 650 breakfast lunch and dinner to 2,000 staff daily. Each day 1,400 pounds of meat and 700 loaves of bread are prepared by seven cooks and served by twenty-five waiters. Meals start at 45 minutes after wagons arrive, breakfast ends by nine, dinner at 11:30, supper at five, with wagons loading for the first train at eleven p.m.
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Davis
Cook House
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Egterville State Bank
Chautauqua News
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