Estherville Briefs Highlight Local News And Events
Estherville notices report frost damage to crops, rail and school matters, weather effects, civic events, marriages, and upcoming elections. People named include Warren Pullen, Ben Miller, J Lerdall, Robert Ball, Chas Ridley, and many local residents attending meetings, visits, or serving in community roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Miller
Cedar Rapids
Estherville
J. Lerdall
Sioux City
W. H. Foote
Mishler
The Tablet at the Opera House Cough Cure
A young doctor escorted his companion to an opera where she felt faint. He whispered to keep a tasteless tablet in her mouth, which would not dissolve. After the performance she hid the tablet in her glove and later examined it at home. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sold by H. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Shadle
Pleasantville
George
Shadle & Sons
W. A. Heidke
Columbus
Wisconsin
Geo. Robinson
Pinkey Pinkerton
Armory
W. H. Gibbs
Armstrong
J. RB. Mitchell
Dolliver
Mr. Bagley
Graettinger
E. RB. Dow
Jo Peterson
Wmn. Foshier
G. L. Reibsamen
St. Peter
Saint
St. Elma
Armory Theatre
Augusta J. Evans
Chamberlain’s
Electric Car Line Between Blue Earth and Estherville
A preliminary survey is planned for an electric railway linking Blue Earth City Minnesota and Estherville Iowa Chicago capitalists favor the project saying it will run through fertile farmland towns twelve miles from rail service and could profit from freight. The route may pass Fairmont and head toward Estherville with some speculation it could extend to Spirit Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hosmer
Tuskegee (Alabama
Emmet County
Atlas
E. L. Iblau
Rock Island
Estherville
Ihlan
Iowa Falls
Blue Earth City
Minnesota
Chicago
Spirit Lake
Chamberlain’s Liniment Promises Fast Relief
In sudden mishaps or accidents Chamberlain's Liniment replaces the family doctor when unavailable. It eases sprains burns and bruises and relieves soreness and pain. Sold by S. H. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
S. H. Williaims
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brief City News
Warren Pullen
Palo Alto County
Elks
Elke
Robert Ball
Colli Yer
Oleans
Chas Ridley
Harry Oden
Rock Teland
Misa Benedictta Larson
Worthington
Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church
Mattie Roberts
Los Angeles
California
J- W. Randolph
Iowa
Ridley
J. W. Hill
Chas. White
Ormaby
Rock Island Round House
Elia Miller
Seattle
4Th Ave. S. West
Wm. Draper
John Hansen
Frank Carpenter
Sherburn
Jean Patterson
Spirit Lake Herald
M. K. Whelan
Fairmont
Huntington
August Lee
W.H. Gibbs
P. H. Atwood
Mr. Atwood
Gadys Eglin
Mark Eglin
United States
Hatherville
Esteerville
Frank Eiden
Minneapolis
Charles Dayton
Forrest Webber
Templar Park
Cherokee
Faktinson
The
Presbyterian Church
He Girl
S. A
Seth Hanchett
Cottrell
A. M. Jeffries
Marie Murphey
Larchwood
John Ross
Lake Park
Attorney Owen
Walter Kingman
Omaha
Geo. N. Coon
Gentry
Arkansas
W.E. Turner
Utica
Illinois
S. H. Williams
Maple Hill
M. J. Kirby
Emmetsburg
Jennie Elerston
Montgomery
W. L. Fahey
Lowa Falls
Doolittle
Walt Kingman
Warren Dillon
Sioux Falls
W. H. Mahlum
Humboldt
Ernest
Lake City
Hmmetaburg
D. R. Alexander
Glen Wanamaker
W. A. Byfield
Agnes Lurkhart
BK. A. Toogood
Ed. Knowles
Geo. Shadle
John Osgood
H. E. White
Mary White
Chas. Goss
Blairstown
N. J. Lee
Williston
North Dakota
Des Moines
Misa May Wanamaker
Storm Lake
Henry Graaf
St. Paul
al Meisner
Baby
Fairbrault
Fred White
Anderson
Frank Roga
Nampa
Idaho
Alex Johnston
M. M. Knapp
Harry Johnston
Germania
Sam Johnston
G. G. Gardner
Thompson
Rock Rapids
Geo. Schaad
Sehaad
Dennin
George Armstrong
Ottawa
Ilinois
M. J. Groves
Andrew Buck
EB. W. Groves
Detroit
Michigan
W. H. Groves
Groves Brothers
Ericson
Knox Co
Hinds
G. E. Tigvall
Tugvall
Alexandria
Dakota
North Star Lodge No
Sim Stedman
Emmetaburg
Htks
Chas. Murtagh
Emmet Moore
Jack Crook
Moore
First National Bank
Ladies Home Journal
Bibi
Atlanta
Georgia
Grady Hospital
Presbyterian Ladies' League
Foley
I. N. Regan Farmer
Jay Johnson & Co
NAU Brothers
Timothy
Arment
Stephenson Underwear Mills “Staley Brand
Suorn Bexb, Iwo
Othin Shin
Hugh B. Lawrence
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!