Brakeman J. J. Ray Fatally Injured in Yard Accident
Brakeman J J Ray, about twenty two, of Lake Park, was fatally injured in Kileworth yards Tuesday night while on a box car during switching. The train backed over him before stopping. He died next morning at ten o'clock in Laverne hospital after receiving medical care. employed by Rock Island Road for over two years.
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J. J. Ray
Kileworth
Laverne
Porsihle
Eatherville
Sioux Falla
Ellawort
Bketherville
Ed. Little
Mr. Ray
Rock Talaod Road
Lake Park
Lather
Real Estate Hustle Sparks Outcry Over Interference
A speaker laments constant meddling by real estate agents in Austin, arguing such figures disrupt sales by spreading false rumors about farms and houses. The critic condemns deceptive practices and urges buyers to see properties with their own eyes, urging agents to cease hostile tactics.
Church and Society Notes for October Events
The W R E C plans an afternoon tea at Mrs Ardell Hill on East Howard Street Friday October 24. Women’s Club met at Mrs F H Sanderlin’s with parliamentary drill led by Mrs D R Alexander and lesson led by Mrs Herry. adjourned to meet with Mrs Rose November 3 with Mrs Yeoman leading. Kirkland Circle to build a market at Thompson’s store Saturday October 26. Ladies Aids Society of the Norwegian Lutheran Church to meet with Mrs Niceo Myhre Thursday October 23. First Church of Christ Scientist holds services Sunday at 11 o’clock and Sunday school at 10. midweek meeting on Wednesday at 6. Reading Room open Wednesdays and Saturdays 8 to 5 at South Highth between Lincoln and Howard. All invited to services and Reading Room. Rooms for rent cheap at 1008 North Ninth Street.
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Womens Club
F. H. Sanderlin
D. R. Alexander
Ladies Aids Society
The
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Niceo
Myhre
First Church of Christ Scientiat
South Highth Street
Lincoln and
Howard Streets
Bills As Paid Elsewhere In Dickinson County
The Dickinson county supervisors noted audited printer bills paid by adjacent papers for treasurer balances reports and proceedings. The Spirit Lake Beacon and Spirit Cake Herald settled $1080.18 and $694.83 respectively, with verification per supreme court guidance in Lucas v Brown. Also discussed electric lighting economics and wiring improvements in Estherville and Ratherville.
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Dickinson County
Apiril Lake Papera
Spirit Cake Herald
Spirit Lake Beacon
Trefaurais
Supreme Court of Law
Lucas Va Brown
Estherville
Spirit Lake
Ratherville
Board of Supervisors
Bnimet County
Countes
Are You Fit To Marry Bailey Millard The Joke On Our Coal Bills
Mr and Mrs Ben Titus and baby of Solona Minnesota visited this week with Mr and Mrs Frank Petergon and Mrs Fred Per leon. The ladies are sisters.
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Bailey Millard
Charles F. Quinler
Randall R. Howard
Wyakhing
Moving Pictures
Jackson
Wendell Phillips
Reneady Grasshoppers
South
Harlan D. Smith
Ira Moon
Edward Lyell Fox
Monroe Wooley
Lillian EB. Zeb
Jan. Anderson
Arthur L. Dahl
Arthur
Ben ‘Titus
Baby
Solona
Minnesota
Frank Petergon
Fred Perleon
Town Notes from Twenty Years Ago in EFllaworth
Twenty years ago in EFllaworth, locals shared town life highlights including visits, business changes, a burglary, and a fatal railroad accident. O Lingenfelter suffered a serious tine with one of tila flowers, a grocery firm sold to O Neville with family in the front, burglaries in Sharon t Wisconsin, and Dan McSweeney a brakeman killed at Town Falls. Community updates mention political shifts, insurance representation, county treasurer hopes, and a reception for Mr and Mrs Fred Pollock with music and prayer.
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Jan. Montgomery
Efllaworth
O. Lingenfelter
Stda
Froin & Buckle
Motagar & Erdahl
O. Neville
George
Warren Pullen
A. Sallabury
Jennie
Sharon
Wisconsin
New Type of Concrete Bridge Planned Across Des Moines River
Des Moines may see a new concrete bridge across the Raesoun river at Seventh street. City engineers plan an inverted suspension like structure popular in Germany. It would cost one third less than a standard concrete bridge and offer more open work around the arches.
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Register Air Leader
Efathervills
Hinmnet County Board OF Supervisors
Des Moines
Raesoun
Seventh Street
Germany
Local Heroine Owes Iowa for Beer Brewed
We owe Iowa much for beer shipments that fill our towns, with a yearly tax of over five hundred dollars from drinkers. Meanwhile near Rock Island depot, Cole brothers crashed a buggy when a frightened horse reared at an approaching engine, injuring Melvin Cole who spent a day recovering at home.
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Lowa
Austin (Minn
Cole Bros
Rock Inland Depot
Melvin Cole
Kilgore Buys Interest in Leonburg Hardware Store
A recent Thursday transaction makes Chas Kilgore owner of Mr Seonburg's share in the Leonburg hardware and grocery store with possession on January 1. Kilgore is noted as a popular Rock Island Railroad engineer and longtime Eatherville resident. In a separate note, Seonburg plans to take over a 240 acre farm near Granite Falls, Minn, owned by Mrs Seonburg's father, and move there next spring. The piece also reports church services at the Pree Methodist Church and local concerns about roads between Eatherville and Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Kilgore
Seonburg
Leonburg
Kilgore
Sconburg
Granite Falls
Minn
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Emmet County Board of Supervisors
Armstrong Journal
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Kblog
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W. EL Aqu
Technical World
Staley Brand
Brand” van
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Vnlu
Aiorthar
Binmet County
Adam Watford
Center Township
Watford
Dan McSweeney
Town Falls
McSweeney
Emmetsburg
Kase
A. Salisbury
Phoeniix Insurance Company
Hartford
Connecticut
John Montgomery
Root Wilcox and Co
Greene
Swan Lake
Laaya
Oliver Hassell
A. Campbell
Campbell
Fred Pollock
Inez Friday
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