Excursion Fare Promises Low Round Trip To Twin Cities
Public notice touts a two dollar sixty cent excursion to Minneapolis and St Paul with return allowed on regular trains until 8:30 p m. from St Paul and a 6 08 a m departure from Minneapolis on Monday and Wednesday. Last chance this season for a low rate and Saturday bake sale by Mrs Godfrey.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minneapolis & Et Louie
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Reverend Shoesmith Preaches at Ryan Lake School
In Estherville Rev. Shoesmith preached Sunday at the Ryan Lake school house. Local reports note farmland activity with J. Weinkauf selling his Wallingford area farm and Will Johnson selling his High Lake township property for 70 dollars per acre. Landseekers scout Emmet County soil as speculation hints at a new land boom.
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Rev.Shoesmith
Estherville
Ryan Lake
J. Weinkauf
Wallingford
Albert Swart and Sons
Superior
Mr. Ladd
High Lake
Will Johnson
High Lake Township
Jens Hanson
Ringsted
Buy Smartly With Honest Local Advice
Don’t be deceived buy quality you can trust. Visit Jay Johnston & Co for reliable guidance and truthful recommendations on goods and services.
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Jay Johnston & Co
Threshing crew moves to J L Brown farm near Ryan Lake
Nelson and Nicholson who live near Dolliver moved their threshing machine to the J L Brown farm near Ryan Lake Thursday. The outfit is a good one and the men do good work. Philip Peak, living south of Swan Lake, is doing some tiling. A fence is being put around the Sharp school ground. Mr Branan and daughters Zadie and Abi are visiting Mr Branan's sister in the southwest part of the state. The chicken pie didn't go around last Thursday evening. Come again and we will serve you batter.
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Nelson and
Nicholson
Dolliver
J. L. Brown
Ryan Lake
Philip Peak
Swan Lake
Sharp School
Mr. Branan
Zadie
Abi
Moves and visits sweep Estherville area social notes
The Western Electric telephone exchange shifted to the J H Merriott residence east of the bank as residents report various visits and travels. Mrs. Carrie Carney heads home near Ederka after a two week stay. Reports note relatives in Armstrong Estherville Dolliver and Maple Hill visits, a buggy tongue accident near Grover, and residents moving into a new home purchased from M B Weir with Frank Maneice renting the Rewey farm.
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Western Electric ‘Telephone Exchange
Local Social Notes From Estherville Area
Mr Walker works in Raleigh. Herold called on his mother last Sunday. Geo Anderson and wife of Estherville visited his parents. John Smith and wife of Estherville called on Mr and Mrs Harry Barber. Halver Olson is reported sick with lagrippe. Groves defends farmers. Jessie Schultz teaches at Twelve Mile Lake township. E Erickson and family moved into Peter Hanson house. J J Robinson and B S Anderson visited Estherville friends. Carl Olson the Estherville jeweler visited local friends. D G Zaetsch plans to leave town after selling out. Subscribe now to Weekly Iowa State Register and Farmer for next year. Register and Farmer and Vindicator and Republican yearly offer at 1.75.
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Geo. Anderson
Estherville
John Smith
Harry Barber
Halver Olson
Groves
Jessie Schultz
Twelve Mile Lake Township
E. Erickson
Peter Hanson
B.S. Anderson
Carl Olson
J. J. Robinson
Rob Clark
D. G. Zaetsch
Iowa State Register
Farmer
Register
Vindicator
Republican
Grover notices and events around town
Local items report jewelry ads by Jay Johnston & Co with engraving offers, sermons by Rev Hotchkiss, travel to Mankato for a funeral, church attendance in Graver, A Wilder visiting De Smet for a daughter, a sick baby with whooping cough, O K Maynard to lead a quarterly meeting in Grover, Lutheran Aid meeting at Mrs Berg with supper, a moral reflection on disasters, and Mrs Frank Miller hosting Ladies Aid dinner in Gruyer with social time and full dinner.
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Algona
Grover
Aid Society of the Lutheran Church
Frank Miller
Gruyer
High Lake Area Social Notes From Sunday Gatherings
Frank Johnson and family visited at Grodland's on Sunday while Miss Jennie Jacobson, who helped Stanly Calkina, moved from an arm abscess. Lewis Rokne and family spent Sunday with his parents as Frank Richards of Graver called on friends. Barney Knutson of Eatherville visited his brother B. K. Rokne last week. Mrs. Will Heidecker returned from New Hampton. The Ryan Lake schoolhouse meeting Sunday was well attended. Mr and Mrs Gav Haugs celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary at Gundsy on Sept 30 with about % gugate present. Reports were very good.
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High Laer
Frank Johnson
Jack Creek
B. Grodland’s
Jennie, Jacobson
Orer Stanly Calkina
Lewis Rokne
Frank Richards
Graver
High ‘Lake
Barney Knutson
Eatherville
B. K. Rokne
Will Heidecker
New Hampton
Ryan Lake
Gav Haugs
Gundsy
Forty Four Lighthouses Lost in Gulf Hurricane
New Orleans reports by Lighthouse Inspector Sears detail forty four lighthouses either swept away or rendered dark along the gulf coast from the Mississippi river to Mobile. Four keepers drowned in last week’s storm as many residents were left homeless and in need of supplies. An estimate of financial loss was not yet released.
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New Orleans
United States
Sears
Mobile
Pensacola
Mobile News Rates Suffering After Storm
Mobile, Oct 3 telegraphic services are returning with all railroads except Louisville and Nashville on schedule. Streets are cleared, many buildings damaged but roofs prioritized to curb rain. Relief work for communities down the bay is organized and efficient with food clothing and bedding supplied rapidly. needs remain for outside aid.
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Mobile
Ala
Louisville
Nashville
Reallef
Bay
Blown Up Car Aims to Recover Wreck Victims
Kingfisher Oklahoma October 8 The smoking car of the Rock Island passenger train that plunged into the Cimarron River at the Dover bridge on September 18 will be blown up with dynamite by the railroad to locate the bodies of several passengers still unaccounted for. The coach interior is buried in sand and inaccessible.
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Kingfisher
Okla
Rock Island
Cimarron River
Dover
Fire Burns Cummins' Wild West Show at Geneva
A winter fire destroyed Cummins' Wild West show owned by Walter L. Main at Geneva Ohio. One employee died in the blaze. All animals perished except four elephants and two horses. Estimated loan value around forty thousand dollars with no insurance. Believed to have started from a lighted cigarette or cigar.
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Geneva
Cummins
Widow’s appeal fails as unknown killer executed
In St. Petersburg on October 3 the widow of General Kozlov pleaded for mercy for the man who murdered him in Peterhof Park on July 14. The assassin, mistaken for General Trepoff, was executed that day. He maintained anonymity to the end, known to police only by the alias Vasaillet.
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St. Petersburg
Kozlov
Peterhof
Trepoff
Vasaillet
Purdy Declines Police Chief Dismissal in East St Louis
East St Louis Illinois October 3 Purdy refuses to vacate the chief of police office after a council dismissal for the fourteenth time. Lieutenant Doyle is ordered to take charge while Mayor Cook supports Purdy amid municipal factional strife.
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East St. Louis
Ill
George O. Purdy
Michael Doyle
Purdy
Cook
Sheridan Beached After Grounding At Barbers Point
Transport Sheridan, grounded at Barbers Point on Oahu, was floated with help from the Buford as it neared the port, signaling danger of sinking. In Zanesville, Ohio, a boy died in a barn play accident when a rope snagged him during a wild West stunt, authorities reporting a fatal strangulation.
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Sheridan
Honoluku
United States Army
Barbers Point
Oahu
Buford
Zanesville
William Charaoteky
Harry
Lausa
Anne
Ban Sheer
Petit Jurors for October Term list and notices
A fragmented fragment lists Petit Jurors for October Term with numerous names and places including Estherville, Swan Lake, Center, North of Public Square, and a long street address list. It also includes a reward notice for catarrh cures and various local business advertisements and travel promotion for a Minneapolis St Louis Railroad excursion on October 20-21 with round trip price of 2.50.
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Beymer & Hendershot
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
F. M. Shadle & Sons
Coon Block
Estherville, Iowa
Marseilles
NAU Brothers
San Hess ‘Pane
Bt Thie Office
Mary Stanhore
North 8Th Bt
Bent
McClure
Magamane
Sera Bi
Bett
Oransky's
H. Oransky
Mra. Godfrey
Waysidhr Noth
N. B. Inman
Ohnthr
Mrs. McGuire
Armstrong
J. Higinbotham
J. C. Irwin
Jake Taylor
Mrs. Carney
George Merriott
J. L. Merriott
Mesdames Baxter
Robert Hamilton
Maple Hill
Grovér
Emmet
F. Maneicee
M. BR. Weir
Frank Manrice
Mr. Walker
Raleigh
Herold
Gulf Coast
Gulf
Ayer
Sternin
BreeEs
Alton
Ayer Co
Lowell
Kier
Ayers Allis
Peter Wicks
Jarvis
JM Osborn
Knutson
Dave Foreman
C Boreson
Shadad
N Witherell
Stone
EC Smith Armstrong
Richmond
Sam Gangsted
Gaarde
Peter Conlin
Bervan
M Maden
Ole Quasted
AJ Amundson
Nelson High Lake
Andrew Larson
HH Gjerde
Twelve Mile Lake
Jens Thompson
N P Larson
Christ Peterson
Larry Taylor
John Paugh
Martin Ivernon Lincoln Ben Gorden
Ellsworth
Otto Olson
Hall
F. J. Chenney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Hhe
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Waterman’s Music Store
Opera House
Public Square
Minneapolis and St Paul
Minneapolis & St Louis RR
Heatherville
H. &. Gunderson
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