Ey Gazette reports dispatch shift and local notes
The Ey Gazette notes the Burlington dispatch operator at Estherville transferred after a year, praising his care and suggesting a beneficial promotion for the company. Oscar Koehler and Miss Millie Barker wed at a bride’s Emmet township home with Rev. J Woodford officiating. About forty-one carloads of grain and six carloads of hogs shipped in forty days. buyers average twenty wagon loads of grain daily, each load about $25. J P Kirby, two years as teller at Emmetsburg’s First National Bank, is appointed cashier of the new Emmet County Bank, expected to earn broad support from directors and customers. Heo Coon resumes charge of the Lincoln house, Lyman moves into the meat market with his brother, and Charles Bartlett returns from railroad work in Colorado along with Wm Bartlett.
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Ey Gazette
C.F Green
Burlington
Estherville
Green
Oscar Koehler
Millie Barker
Emmet Township
J. ©. Woodford
J. P. Kirby
First National Bank
Emmetsburg
Emmet
Kirby
Heo
Coon
Lincoln House
Lyman
Chas
Bartlett
Colorado
Wm Bartlett
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Jolly party from Estherville visits Sherburn in 20 years past
Twenty years ago a party including R E Ridley and Mrs Myra Ridley went to Sherburn for a night of entertainment hosted by Editor and Mrs Chas Dillman. Local markets report wheat oats hay cattle hogs prices and changes in employment as L L Lawrence plans to sell property at Laforte City and move to Estherville. Emmet Moore and brother depart for Miles City Montana to buy 10 000 sheep for Jack Creek townsite.
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Merdames
R. E. Ridley
Bert Barber
Sam Collins
Wm Gesher
Myra Ridley
Chas Mathson
Prescott
Sherburn
Chas. Dillman
TR. Braley
Timothy Hay
L. L. Lawrence
Laforte City
Estherville
B.C. R. and
N. Company
Winn
Garner
Mo FL Greg
Gropy
Emmet Moore
Brother
Miles City
Montana
Jack Creek
Local Births and Visits Mark week in Dolliver area
A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Tallis Pretz on the 25th and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Walt Tacas on the 28th. Mrs John Stoddard of Fairmount visits sister Mrs G A Nichole. Misa Tillie Sillge visiting relatives at Wanzeka Wisconsin. Quinn and Mrs Earle Tweedt of Ceylon Minnesota visiting Haus Tweedt home Sunday. Pickell sick for days but improving. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Smidtke of Wheaton visiting Mrs. Smidtke's mother Mrs Gointa. They plan to move from Wheaton to Fairmont. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs MS B Reed's Wednesday afternoon due to fair in Fairmont Thursday. Mrs. McDermott returns from three weeks in Dakota with two brothers visiting. James Merriott of Grover and the Bromley family visiting in Esutherville. Kerley and Day Slingerland with others at Hands Park Sunday. Prof Robson and Eugene Sarchett visiting Maple Hill Friday. Rev Bishop leaves for Humboldt to attend annual conference. He and Mrs Bishop will not return to Dolliver this year. Mrs E Sullivan entertained visitors from Livermore. Eugene Sarchett and Prof Sarchett visited Seneca Sunday afternoon.
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Tallis Pretz
Walt Tacas
John Stoddard
Fairmount
G. A. Nichole
Misa Tillie Sillge
Wanzeka
Wisconsin
Barber
Verifi i Street
Wii. Quinn
Earle Tweedt
Ceylon
Minn
Haus Tweedt
Pickell
Charlie Smidtke
Wheaton
Smidtke
Gointa
Fairmont
B Reed
McDermott
Dakota
James Merriott
Grover
Abe Pickell
Sarchett
Estherville
Bromley
Kerley
Day Slingerland
Hands Park
Robson
Eugene Sarchett
Maple Hill
Bishop
Humboldt
Dolliver
E. Sullivan
Livermore
Local Social Notes From a Small-Town Weekend
Mr and Mrs L Sargent visited friends south of Terris on Sunday. Miss Marie Ahrens stayed several days last week at Fort Dodge. The new school building is progressing well. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs A V Borman last week. Ev Lutheran Immanuel Church held German language services on Sunday October 3 at 10 30 AM with Sunday School at 9 30 AM led by Pastor J EF Andrear.
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Lutheran Immanuel
J. EF Andrear
Courage Defined as Steadfastness for a Just Cause
The text defines courage as not absence of fear but resolute mindset in pursuit of a just cause. It emphasizes steady determination over reckless bravery and frames moral purpose as the core of courageous action.
Frost sighting noted as family weekend travels mentioned
The report notes a potential frost event as Theo Smith's family spent Sunday with relatives in Eilsworth township, detailing a quiet inland excursion and family gathering.
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Theo
Smith
Eilsworth
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Ffering
Ben Reeves
Foshier
Erb
W. S. Steele
Homestead
W. B. Gannon
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the Vindicator
H. J. and
J. S. Neppl
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