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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1921
Page
5
Delliver The Indies held a bazaar on Saturday with smaller crowds but a solid sale. About 175 dollars was raised from the event. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Merriott, Mr. and Mrs. Bromley, and many Estherville and Grover residents. Local notices cover school closure for a teachers meeting, visits by residents, and upcoming Farm Bureau and youth publications.
Dunnell Ewald Gradberg is reshaping his property by halving the old barn to reuse as a shed. Mrs. and Mrs. Glenn Jordan traveled to Mrs. Jordan's Westbrook home and returned with Mrs. Jordan's parents for a several weeks visit. Mr. C. R. Silcox went north to hunt big fame and will stay at the Waughtal home, having driven up with Mr. Waughtal on business. The season's first snow arrived Monday night, leaving everything covered in white. The young folks enjoyed a time at the I. C. Headly home last Saturday evening. Albin Anderson's father-in-law at Estherville Jost 17 head of cattle in the corn last Sunday. Albin helped skin them Monday. A Banke car and another vehicle collided near the cemetery south of Estherville. Mrs. Banke suffered a bad head cut requiring three stitches. The Hauke car was badly wrecked. Hueben Swenberg returned from the eyes Friday and reports his mother is improving after appendicitis and gallstone removal, the operation described as unusually hard. Miss Lillian Peterson of Esthenville visited the Nels Clunhowe, Mrs. E. G. Mathwig and daughter visited town the first of the week. Irese Anderson helps at the Brevest Hall homicide. Daren Dale of Famnivat assists with beet loading this week. Arthur Danielson met five head of cattle last week, turning them around in the cucumber wall. Miss Marion Brundage of Sherburne spent vacation with her sister, KK. W. Swenberg. Birthday party hosted by Mrs. Swen Peaoun for her daughter's eleventh birthday last Saturday. Elna was eleven years old.
Republican Senators in the agricultural bloc have endorsed tariff rates on farm products that exceed the Fordney tariff bill. They plan to urge the Senate Finance Committee to adopt steeper duties, with many rates slated to be double those in Fordney. The agreement includes Gooding Idaho McNary Stanfield Oregon Johnson Shortridge California Capper Kansas Sterling Norbeck South Dakota Poindexter Washington Kenyon Iowa Phipps Nicholson Colorado Bursum New Mexico Spencer Missouri and others.
A wedding was held Sunday afternoon November six at four at the Methodist Episcopal church home of Rev J W LaGrone. Harold Holmes of Madison Missouri married Mabel Amundson of Swan Lake in a ring ceremony. They left at six on the Rock Island train for their new home amid warm wishes from relatives and friends.
STATE LINE report notes Mrs Elmer Herbrandson who had stayed at the parental home since July departed Saturday for Minot North Dakota. Also, Mr and Mrs Frank Dobberstein visited at Graettinger Sunday.
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