Le Mars Globe-Post (Newspaper) - August 2, 1928, Lemars, Iowa POST Established 1885 Issued Monday and Thursday AUGUST 2, 1928 Official County Papei VOLUME 46, NO. 62 Will Make Sioux City Inst Fort Dodge Announcement of the removal from Port to Sioux City tff the headquarters - office for ' the largest public utility group as well - as the largest industry in the was made Tuesday by officials cif the Iowa Public Service the Sioux City Gas ana Electric company and the Sioux City Service Thel associated companies have acquired a term ' lease on the building a t 515- 517 T i l th - street formerly occupied by the McGraw Electric company and will Utilize all five floors and basement tor various branches of their business This move win bring to Sioux City SO ' in the organization who have been - employed in the Fort Dodge including the officials of the It will increase Sioux City's annual payroll by thousands of Plan $ 50,000 Remodeling Don M. president of the Iowa Public Service made the following formal The removal of the general - offices of the Iowa Public Service company from Fort to Sioux - is hereby The company has just negotiated a 20- year lease on the building at 515- 17 Fifth The building will be completely remodeled for the accomodation of the Iowa Public Service and its affiliated Sioux City Gas and Electric company and Sioux City Electric company and Sioux City Service The remodeling will cost $ 50,000 and is scheduled for completion on or before December 1st." GOVERNOR CONGRATULATES FORMER W. C. T. U. LEADER GOING TO YANKTON Owing to unavailable circumstances at the last moment the LeMars Municipal band will not appear u t Yankton to broadcast ' August but will be at the Foster park August 8th, as Prohibition Held To Be Lesser Issue Than Farm Relief By Nebraska Executive July 31. Mrs. Lizzie publicity director of the Nebraska W. C. T. who resigned last Saturday r a t h e r than support Herbert because of the f a rm relief was congratulated today by Gov. Adam an exponent of the Haugen The governor sent a letter to Mrs. at her home in praising her stand on the Mrs. Jenkinson said she was opposed t o t h e republican farm relief platform and de- ' clared that agricultural not Permit wrote the Nebraska to congratulate you on your clear sighted and logical reasoning in connection with the outstanding issue of the coming presidential Newspaper reports s t a t e that your place agricultural ' equality above all other political and economic questions now before the In doing you are defending the economic rights of a third of our Hildreth Evangelical The College The attendance last Sunday was we missed some of our number who are on their We are expecting a good attendance next Nine members were received into church fellowship last Sunday and five more will be received next We are ( expecting you to be on time at the Sunday school session which begins at 9: 45 The orchestra under the direction of Prof. Hershberger plays a Come a little early a n d you will hear it. Morning worship rat 11. The past o r has returned and is glad to be in the services - He will preach next Sunday morning and also at ithe park service in jibe The leagues will meet at p. m. Union park service at 8 at Foster In case of inclement weather t h e service will be rat Hildreth The official board and Sunday school will meet Monday August 6th for important We welcome those having no church home in the to our R. H. John's Evangelical Sunday school at 9: 30 a. m. vices in German at 10: 30 a. m. Union service a t Foster park a t 8 p. m. The Sunday school society will have their annual ice cream social Thursday evening on the church Everybody is cordially Paul V. Struble Gospel Tabernacle ( In the former M. E. Sunday 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m. ' The Power of Prayer in c RS MAN WINS GIRL Eldon Danne and Miss Ruth United In Well Known Couple I A pretty wedding was solemnized rat high August 1, when Miss Ruth ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank - of became the bride of Eldon son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles of Rev. Baumgartner of The bride' was charming in n gown Of white taffeta with viel and carried a beautiful bouquet of ophelia roses and sweet The bride's Miss Alice wore pink taffeta and carried pink Mr. Danne was - attended ' by his college Chandos of The bridal p a r t y entered the strains of Lohengrin's wedding played by Miss Alene and took their places beneath beautiful ' floral where the impressive ring ceremony was Preceding ' the nuptial At and I Love You were sang by a close friend of the Miss Cloyce of The bride's chosen pink and were carried out in the table decorations and menu of the Miss Hazel Borchert and Mrs. Helene were dining room hostesses and serving honors were accorded to Ruth Goldie Ruby Cerka of and Loren all cousins of the Mr. and Mrs. Danne left immediately on an extended motor trip to Niagara New York and other points - of They will be at home after September 1, at Where Mr. Danne is athletic Mr. Danne graduated from Western Union college with the class of ' 28. Mrs. also a former Western Union college has been employed in Chicago for the past Out of town guests at the wedding Mr. and Mrs. Charles of Mrs. Pearl Bolt and Louis of Rev. and Mrs. Walter of Red Miss Cloyce Hasbrooke and Chandos Smithj of 2. Preaching service at 3 p. m. Many Believed in but Jesus did not Believe in Evangelistic service at 8 p. m. Are we living in the last Will Jesus be recognized when He Can we know the These vital questions will be answered at the Sunday night services in the light of God's Praise and preaching service on Friday night at 8 All a r e Joseph Lee ALLEGED THIEVES ARRESTED AGAIN FOR SHORT TIME Henry Marx and Tom who were arrested a few days ago on the charge of breaking and entering a building belonging to Matt in Elgin obtained bonds and were released T. M. Zink appeared for them Bonds to the grand j u r y were fixed at $ 1,- 000 This Deputy Sheriff T. C. Parker noticed these two and a young farmer named of the western part of the walking across the street at the Schnelder carrying a bottle wrapped in a Notifying Sheriff H. they placed the trio under A couple of bottles of near beer were found in their but the beer had not yet been so no charges were placed against them for the time VALUABLE DOG KILLED WHILE IN A PASTURE A valuable police dog which was found in bad was killed on Sunday morning on the Mike Bauler place about a mile northeast of The which was the property of Al had cost $ 150 when a The dog was shot by Leo who happened to be coming along with a shotgun about 6 o'clock Sunday morning when he noticed two large dogs worrying a calf at one corner of the Bauler They pulled the calf down before he could get into range and killed it. Mr. Marx then let the dogs have a charge of One of them escaped and has not been seen The other badly was cornered in a nearby farm yard and was finished off with another shot Later investigation showed that the dogs had killed another calf in the corner of the field opposite to where they were first In this particular neighborhood nearly everybody raises livestock as a major part of farming operations and dogs that hunt by themselves not very A number of LeMars people have lost their pets in the last few Usually they never know what happened to There are numerous dogs in LeMars that are experienced Once a dog starts to run with them it is of no further use to the They travel in raiding chicken yards and sheep The tramps have learned to be wary and usually escape if they are shot but the innocent beginners are Not long ago Chief of Police Frank Smith advised all dog owners to fence their yards and keep the dogs at home to prevent their joining one of the tramp St. Paul's M. E. August 5th: 9: 45 Sunday 10: 45 morning 8: 00 Union service at Foster August 8th: 2: 45 the Aid society and Mission society will 3: 30 children's Mission society Chandos Smith and Miss Cloyce Hasbrooke motored to Tuesday to attend the Danne Miss Hasbrooke stopped in Des Moines to hear the state personality contest before returning and Mr. Smith drove on to where he will visit friends for a Mrs. Jessie Kehrberg and son Clarion are leaving for where they will make their home with Mrs. Mrs. R. WHEN BEft 5ES 0U A 0U WEET JONES ON WE SAV r 6lRL HEIEN 5 WU BEEN v TOR A TO GET * OWE WTH ETC ETC J - WW TO WW SHE'S GIVING WJ 0R THW TUKT ONE OF THE DANS GET SOME RELIEF FROM TORRID HEAT Mercury Drops Six Points In Few Minutes Rain is Forecast Here t. After sweltering for several l U n d w a i o w ' * * were given a ' l i t t l e relief today when the skies became Clouded and in less than ten minutes time th mercury dropped Six At the First National bank where the mercury stod a t 94 a t 2: 30 o'clock 10 minutes later it hovered around 88 There were five inches of rain recorded around the Iowa Great Lakes last night and rain is forecast for this vicinity in the next 24 Seeking the ' automobile drives and soft drink LeMars residents have managed to e s cape the extreme heat without Return From Honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. R. M. St. Clair returned to LeMars Wednesday after several Visit in the including a boat excursion over the Great Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair will make their home in Second Avenue N. E. They were married at early in July - and t h e trip east was on their THREE PAIRS OF LOCAL TWINS Are Members of Families Residing Within Radius of Half Mile Three sets of living within half a mile of each are depicted in the They reside on adjoining farms EIgin township a few miles north or Reading from left to right they are Floyd and Lloyd aged 27, sons of Mr. and Mrs. George in the middle row are Edwin and Alfred aged 7 sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ed in the lower row are William and Henry aged 1 sons of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Attends Radio Convention Walt Huxtable f the Schneider attended the Kent radio convention held in Sioux City Mr. Huxtable reports a newer and finer model in the Kent with many added including a voltage which is a great addition in The new set runs off the light MERRILL TO INSTALL WATER METERS Town Council Passes Resolutions To Purchase Measuring Devices Merrill At a special meeting of the town council held May 20, an ordinance providing for the installation of meters in Merrill and fixing the water was The hew rates will go into effect on October 1, at which time all meters must be Work on installing the meters was started some time ago and at the present time about 100 have been put in. The town is paying the cost of the the only expense to the consumer will be the installation The new rates as fixed by the ordinance are as 35c per thousand gallons for all water used up to 40,000 30c per thousand gallons for all water used over 40,000 gallons and less than 60,000 25c per thousand gallons for all water used over 60,000 gallons and under 80,000 20c per thousand gallons for all water used over 80,000 A minimum charge of $ 4.00 for each meter for each six months has been provided This is payable in Meters will be read every six Warren Lodge and from was visiting his wife's Mr. and Mrs. Saturday Mrs. Gee and Miss Mary from returned home with him for a short A. Mrs. S. Kale and son and F. C. Hirsch left Thursday morning by auto for They will also gq to where Mr. Hirsch will stay for a time for his Mrs. Jurgen Renken Gets Bad Scalp Wound and Other Injuries By Special Will Gerritts and his Mrs. Jergen of met with a serious accident Tuesday afternoon three miles south and one mile west of The car was traveling west and a Henry De Werd and two men companions of Sioux City were traveling south in a They met at the intersection of the two Mr. De car struck the Gerritt car causing it to Mrs. Ranker received a badly cut scalp and was hurt Mr. Gerritt was badly Both were taken to their respective The occupants of the De Werd were but slightly shaken Henry living six miles west and one mile south of suffered a loss from fire last Friday He lost several hundred bushels of corn in a double crib and a new car and The cause of the fire is Mrs. C. J. Snyder was a Hawarden caller Saturday Mrs. Bert Tryer and children of Sioux City are visiting relatives in this Mrs. M. J. Elliott was a Sioux City visitor Monday Mrs. Will living northeast of met with a peculiar accident last While cranking the it the crank striking her just above the inflicting a bad bruise and a blood This will cause her to be unable to be about for several L Clyde Kluckhohn Expedition Into Wilds Of Utah Makes Finds COURT HOUSE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY P. M. All county officers will join In a picnic at Riverside Sioux next Monday For this reason the county court house will be closed for the We are making this announcement in said Mr. county so that no one will make a useless trip clear across the county Monday The court house will be open as usual in the JUDGE BUTLER WILL OPEN COURT TUESDAY Unfinished Business Will Be Court In Brief Session on Monday Judge B. F. Butler has notified Clerk of Courts J. A. Sickler that he will be here next Tuesday to hold In court Monday morning he took up a number of probate In the afternoon the court was occupied in hearing the case of F. G. Sanny against L. F. Louie Fred Mike Roy Mrs. John Roder and John H. administrator of the Boever The case involves the ownership of a threshing machine of which the plaintiff and defendants were joint owners and in which some of the parties subsequently sold their interests and then repented of their The Chicago Joint Stock Land bank has filed suit against Henry administrator of the estate of Lena Henry Meinen Farms Norfolk and H. R. asking judgment on a note for $ 19,436.96 and foreclosure of land mortgage on a note given in 1924. The petition also asks the appointment of a Norma et have filed suit against Minnie et al. The petition sets forth that Christine Knapp died intestate in 1926, and Newton E. a son of also in in 1927. The heirs asks that the court partition the estate of Christina so that the heirs may receive their The Nebraska Buick Auto company of asks judgment against Bremer & on a claim for $ 223.42. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Dula of Santa are expected to arrive in LeMars in a few days to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. B. parents of Mrs. Mr. Dula has disposed of his interests in California and will locate again in this section of the probably at Minneapolis or Cedar Miss S. Freeman of has arrived in LeMars for a visit with her W. S. Aug. 2. in southern reported in a telegram to the Milwaukee Journal today from Clyde leader of a band of five University of Wisconsin students seeking archeological lore under the auspices of the Garwood New The explorers also have found the mouth of never accurately charted The creek which rises near on the Utah flows through delves in underground channels and flows over steep The five young men found the mouth a t the San Juan river near the San conflux with the I n his Kluckhohn says that three cliff ruins were found on the San and to the best of his knowledge are the first to be discovered on the San Juan after it enters the On the upper 16 ruins were found in a side RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE COLORS DRY OPPOSITION New Jersey Senator Flays Churchmen Who Organize To Defeat Alfred E. Smith Aug. 2 Senator of New is sued a statement condemning the four bishops of the Methodist Episcopal who are opposing Gov. on the ground that they are advocating the union of church and state insofar as political Volstead ism is concerned If the union of church and he is a good thing for one religious it is good for all whether its followers be Jew or If the Catholic church not participate in neither should the and pronouncements of all the bishops of Methodism in the civilized world to the contrary cannot alter this fundamental logic of sound speaking through her is violently assailing a cardinal principle of constitutional government in order that an law may be jammed down the throats of a people who by their every day actions and sympathies do not want Senators Edwards added that he was an New Printing Plant Alec former LeMars has rented the building formerly occupied by the Maytag store and will conduct a job printing Mr. Reichmann has a rather wide acquaintance in this community and being an experienced starts under favorable Let's Get N. 21 Sioux City Letitia V. 18 Sioux City H. 24 Akron Dorothy L. 19 Akron Judson McDougall and family of S. spent Sunday with his Mrs. K. E. Mr. McDougall reports the crops fine ing that of the past two years and in that small grain exceeding and corn promising a bumper Mrs. H. E. Roby of Rockwell who has been visiting in the home of her Mrs. Ray for several returned to her home last Misses Katherine and Helen Edmonds accompanied her and will spend two or three weeks on the Wedding Saturday will mark the marriage Saturday at high noon in the First Methodist church at Sioux of Miss Audra formerly of of Rev. A. L. Semans will officiate in the presence of immediate relatives and intimate friends of the Miss Benita sister of the and Oren P. of brother of the will attend the A bridal luncheon will be served to five guests after the ceremony in Davidson's Appointments will be in nile green and which shades also will be predominant in the gowns of the bride and her The Black Hills will be the objective of Mr. Riter and his who will depart Saturday on a western motor Get Ready For Fair Mrs. E. M. Parry of county home project was busy a t the farm bureau office today gett i ng ready the county's exhibit for the booth which will be allotted at the state fair at Des Mrs. P a r r y will attend the as well as Mrs. Will Bergen and Mrs. G. W. Dealings In Dirt Henry N. Ervin et al to L. H. lot 6, block 17, $ 1,- 600.00. Daniel T. Coleman and Ellen Coleman to Joseph H. and S 13- 91- 49 and NW 1- 4 18- 91- 48. E. L. Lamar to Lyman V. NE 1- 4, 26- 91- 48. PIONEER SETTLER DIES AT MERRILL Andrew Trometer Succumbs at Home of His Mrs. Jake Lehmann the Andrew a pioneer settler of Plymouth passed away at the home of his Mrs. Jake July 27, death being due to the infirmities of old age and two strokes which he suffered a number of years Mr. Trometer was 78 5 months and 24 days of age at the time of his The funeral was held from the Lutheran church at Merrill Monday j Rev. A. F. Zenk The remains were laid to rest in the Johnson township cemetery beside those of his wife who preceded him in death on March 19, 1911. Barnett's Funeral Home had charge of the Pallbearers at the funeral were Carl Andrew and Chris Bn Frank Wetrosky and Albert Andrew Trometer was born at on February 3, 1850. In about 1865 he came to the United States and settled in Illinois and later moved to Buchanan On June 6, 1882, he was united in to Barbara at and immediately started farming in Harrison In 1889 they moved to Plymouth county and settled on a farm west of Since the death of his wife he has made his home with his Mrs. Jake Surviving are three Mrs. Jake Fred and Peter all of this Two children passed away in Besides the children he is survived by 13 grandchildren and a host of other Gorgeous Display Of Fireworks To Be Given On Three Evenings George president of the Sioux county fair gives the following advance information on the annual fair which will be held August 20 21, 22 and 23. The first night is entry the other three nights are show For the public's six high class vaudeville acts will be put on each afternoon and A grand display of fireworks will be shown three The most gorgeous fireworks ever displayed at the Sioux county An star band consisting of picked musicians from the bands of the county will entertain the crowds afternoon and Seven fast harness horse races will be part of the afternoon's Horse and mule running races will be held The fair association rebuilt the track last fall and finished if off with new The hog pons are over half spoken for and cattle barn is only about half the stalls Livestock breeders are taking a great interest this All farm bureau booth committees are earnestly working on their township At least one new one will be added this In connec tion with those exhibits the farm women are giving an afternoon prog r am of demonstrations in the big tent outside the farm bureau Eighth grade county graduation exercises will be held Tuesday of the August 22 will be 4- H club Demonstration program of the 4- H club girls will be given that Their exhibits will be a feature of the farm bureau hall during the entire Business men's booths will all be filled this year and they promise a wonderful The second educational breadmaking school will be held by a representative of the Miller Milling under the auspices of the Sioux county farm bureau each day of the Of course there will be an excellent Radio Network Watchtower radio announces another international network broadcast August 5, 1928, Sunday morning at 8: 30,- 10: 00, direct from the Michigan State Fair fo ' before the principal session of the association's 1928 international will be given unparallelled Scores of located on the beaten path and in the remotest regions of the country will participate in this breaking Linked also in the greatest radio chain are a number of Canadian A tremendous wire network stretching to radio stations in the two countries has been specially arranged for this American Telephone and Telegraph while admitting the strain of this has given assurance that its vast resources of modern equipment and operating personnel will be equal to the wave transmitter 2 XAD ( General Electric will simultaneously broadcast this program on 21.96 meters for transoceanic Also station 2 XAL ( New on 30.9 meters Judge Rutherford's address Ruler for the as well as a select musical preceding and following will be heard through more than a hundred Des Neb. First Methodist Episcopal We cordially invite to you to worship with us next The last Communion service of the conference year will be held at 11 a. m. Sunday school at 9: 45 a. m. Special music by the Young People's service 7 p. m. Union park service at 8 p. m. Rev. R. H. Aurand will F. Earl St. John's Lutheran Service in the English language on Sunday morning at 10: 30. Sunday school meets at 9: 30. J. J. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Thomas left yesterday for where they will visit a few days before leaving for their new home in Wash. Mr. Thomas graduated from Western Union college last having taught in the commercial department while he was pursuing his He has a position with the promotion department of Northwestern Business college in Miss Leila Huebsch has returned from where she has been attending summer school at Chicago LE MARS MARKETS CORN NOW 90o GRAIN MARKETS Yellow Corn 90c White Cora - 90c Wheat $ 100 Oats 32c Barley No. 2 60c Rye 80c POULTRY Heavy Hens 18c Light Hens 14c Cox 9c Leghorn Hena 14c Eggs 24c Cream 44c Heavy Springs 24c Leghorn Springs 20e
