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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1903
Page
10
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The union meetings at the Presbyterian church grow in power with Dr Munhball delivering sermons on the resurrection and Hell. Mr Pugh sings effectively and many have already professed Christ. Rev D F Snyder of Oskaloosa will preach at the Christian Church. Lutheran services Sunday include Norwegian forenoon and Reformation Day in the evening. Free Baptist forenoon service. no evening service. Ladies League to meet Saturday October 31 with supper. Day changed from Friday to Saturday due to union meetings.
The Rock Island System becomes economical and discharges many men as about a quarter of Dakota division workers may be laid off. The move aims at efficiency while officials caution the figure may be exaggerated. Meanwhile local notices mention various community happenings and business shifts.
Lon Collins Grover recovers as community notes stream in from Estherville and Midway. Socials, visits, school events, revivals, and farm moves fill the week with local names like Irwin, Ingram, Johnson, Sutton, and Shreeve.
The Jackson region reports a colt killed by a train near the state line. A baby boy arrives for Mr and Mrs L L Drully. J P Johnson completes a large barn on his farm across the line. Threshing nears finish. corn husking soon. Mrs Frank Bombarge returns home after a visit. Bert Rogers rents Will Hangartner’s farm for spring. Emmet County Magazine debuts in Huntington. Roads see some work in mild weather. Atwood and Storm buy a corn shredder. Martin Watland injured by a bull, treated in Armstrong. Ceverteen returns home. Miss Bessie Neltzell to Faribault for Dr Donaldson’s sanitarium work. Mrs Atwood’s sister visiting. George Follett gets a new cream separator. Neitzell’s Aid Society hosted. A W Barnett and wife visiting Triumph. Perfume and toilet articles advertised by Dean Drug Co. Threshing coal noted by Northern Lumber Co. JACK CREEK reports Miss Etta Iveraon visiting Estherville. Ladies Aid meets at Nele Li Nelson’s. Miss Ida Grodlend back from Minneapolis. Miss Mary Cunningham in Estherville. Hanson Bros market grain in Grettloger. Belleville firm Patterson Patterson noted as collectors.
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