Local notices mix of appointments, deaths, taxes and business
Neighborhood News reports William Brady appointed postmaster at Beresford. Henry L Johns dies from horse injury at Le Mars. Milwaukee Road extends line to Mandreeau SD after Soux City club solicitation. Elk Point votes bonds for new school building. Joseph Wallschmitt of Remsen dies in Sioux City hospital. survived by father John and siblings Alf, others in Remsen. Dr B L Moore state vet instructor shot and dies after quarrel with Mrs Mae Allen. wife and children survive. letters reveal secret love affair. Knights of Columbus in ue Mars buy three lots for lodge hall and possible opera house. L T Kenny patent for cement blocks for silos. silos gain farm use. Akron Milling advertises oats? plus eggs and manure. Sale: about 20 bushels of good-quickwheat seed. Akron Milling Co. seeks best price for eggs via D Le Waterbury.
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Henry ‘L. Johns
LeMara
Milwaukee Road
Soux City
Remsen
Sioux City
John Wallechmitt
Ad Alf Wallschwitz
Hartington
Nebraska
B. L. Moore
Veterinary Department
State Agricultural College
Brookings
Knights of Columbus
Ue- Mars
L. T. Kenny
Hawarden
Uils
Alcester
Union Cheek News Obit and Church Events
Union Cheek News notes upcoming Lutheran church services with R Hedatrori at the pulpit and Sunday school afterward. It records a Ladies Aid meeting at J Fredell's and a Luther League entertainment by Misa Hannah Seltberg, plus local visits and a large funeral for P J Wiberg with obituary details.
Card of Thanks for P. J. Wiberg
The Children thank many friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and after the death of our beloved father P. J. Wiberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Wiberg
Westfield Write Ups Special Correspondence
Westfield society notes list guests visiting Monowi Nebras ka and Oakland South Dakota residents at local homes. Several local residents and visitors are mentioned including Schuyler, Bliss, Mohr, Lilly, Dennison, Milly, Hunter, Oaks, Halt, and Harp Orchestra providing music for a Milville hall dance. Church and Sunday school activity noted with Mrs
Children Day program highlighted in Jefferson visit notes
Thos Warren will live as Children s Day program Sunday June Mrs P Bouchard of Jefferson left after a week in the home of her daughter Mrs John Conway, Dave Cassall attended the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra in Sioux City Thursday evening, Mr and Mrs Nel McFarlan attended the Senior Banquet at Sunnyside School Friday evening. Earl Mohr and Dave Cassell attended band practice in Akron Monday evening. Mr Thos Hanes made a business trip to Cherokee Iowa last week. Perry Smith left for Chicago and will return by auto accompanied by Mrs Scott and Marguerite Smith, Dave Cassel and wife were Sunday guests of Akron friends. Miss Camilla Martin was a city shopper Thursday.
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Union Cheek News
Lutheran
R. Hedatrori
Ladies’ Aid
J. Fredell
Misa Hannah Seltberg
Luther League
Malcolm Fredel
Sioux City
L.B. Ericson
C. J. Johnson
Big Springs
Victor Anderson
Mrs. Ericson
W. Hardings
Alcester
Wm. Ericson
Kanago
Akron
R. Hedstrom
Sellberg
Verner Johnson
Levi Nalson
Elmer Fradell
St. Paul
Malcolm
Alma Dricson
P. J. Wiberg
Wiberg
Hugo
Ulen
Minnesota
Hjalmar
Oldham
Alfred Albin
A. Anderson
Near, Spink
C. E. Johnson
Hawarden
M. Michaelson
Kiron
Wm. Sherman
Sioux
City
Thos
Warren
P. ‘Bouchard
Jefferson
Mts. John
Conway
Dave
Cadsall
Minneapolis Symphony ‘Orchestra
Nel McFarlan
Sunnyside
Thos Hanes
Cherokee
Idwoa
Perry Smith
Chicago
Scott
Marguerite Smith
Dave Cassel
Camilla
Martin’ Waa
Adaville Items Wedding Bells and Local Happenings
Special correspondence from Adaville reports forthcoming weddings, social visits, and small mishaps. Miss Hua King returned from Morrison Illinois for an uncle's funeral. Miss Mary Brown returned from Watertown South Dakota after teaching there. The Bristow eldest son lost part of a finger in a washing machine accident. Wesley Brown and posters Stinton visited LeMars and Sioux City guests called on Mrs. Gaston and Mrs. Stinton. Dr. Miller's friends surprised him Tuesday night. A child injured a hand on a hay fork. Dr. Kerr treated the wound. Ladies Aid plans a June 19 meeting at Mrs. Wilk Heiden prior to her move to Merrill.
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Adaville
Hua King
Morrison
Ill
Mary Brown
Watertown
S. D
Mort
Bristow
Wesley and
Nelson ‘Brown
Poster Stinton
LeMars Tues
O. R. Gaston
Alma
Anna Greene
Sioux City
Gee
Robertson
Dr. Kerr
Akron
Wilk Heiden
Millnerville Notes Stirred by Visits and Events
Charles Cecil of Dakota visits his mother while Bert Cecil recovers to mobility. Knapp family from Akron visits, Mrs Briggs returns from Sioux City after caring for her mother. Locals attend Minneapolis Symphony, Riordan cousin visit from Correctionville. Bethel church hosts Children Day exercises and a Baccalaureate sermon by Rev McVicar. High school banquet with toasts and music, remonstrance against county road change gains signatures. Millnerville beats Jefferson 14 to 10 in Sunday baseball at Lawrence’s. Lias couple on the Ridge suffer windstorm damage to their buggy but no injuries. Graduation exercises at Bethel church set for Friday June 6.
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Millnerville
Charles Cecil
Dakota
Bert Cecil
Riordan
Correctionville
Bethel Church
Rov McVicar
John Hugle
Lawrence's
Jefferson
Milnerville
Millmer
Howard
Sioux City
Challenge to wrestlers at 158 pounds in Polk County Iowa
G Titus from Valley Junction Iowa issues a public challenge to any wrestler in the state at 158 pounds. He is the middleweight champion of Polk County and offers to wrestle a 180 pound opponent with a 22 pound allowance. Titus asks for the opponent's name and address to arrange the match.
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Polk County
Titus
Rt. 2
Valley Junction
Iowa
Happenings Around Ruble Area Report
Special Correspondent notes visits and social events: Mr and Mrs John Frortelis enjoy a visit from Saturday to Sunday with Mrs Nughdum and two children from Garretson. Grandma Jeffers visits son Will Jeffers in Senay. Decoration day exercises draw crowds in Akron. Mrs Strader of Sioux City visits Art Gable’s home, then returns home. Maben attends Adaville, Wolkert Smith and John Frenchs visit Hawarden relatives. Dances at Fred Groenemeyer’s draw large crowd despite bad weather. Mamie Crow of Chatsworth helps with housework for Leo Gable.
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Garretson
Grandma Jeffers
Will Jeffers
Senay
Akron
Strader
Sloux City
Art Gable
R. Maben
Adaville
Mamie Crow
Chatsworth
Leo Gable
LeMars Hosts Sioux City Packers In Big North Iowa Game
The June 12 game at Le Mars features the Sioux City Packers of the Western League against the LeMars Semi-pros with Gasper the big leaguer pitching. Denver’s travel schedule limits Packers to this single Le Mars appearance. crowd is expected large as LeMars touted as fastest semi pro team. Admission remains 25 cents. game called at 3 p.m. Bob Black umpire.
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LeMars
Sioux City
Northwest
Bob Black
Alma Hizahbeth Erickson Weds Malcolm Fredell in Branaville
Alma Hizahbeth Erickson and Malcolm Fredell married in Branaville Plymouth County on June 4 1913 Reverent G G Butler of LeMars officiated The bride wore white charmeuse satin and chantilly lace carrying roses and lilies of the valley Guests traveled from Arthur Iowa Omaha Sioux City and Minneapolis The couple will live in Carbon Montana where Fredell will work as bank cashier
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Mendelssohn
Miss Pitzer
Sioux City
Pride
Mra
Fredell
Omaha
Carbon, Mont
Bank Auazinger
The
Samaritan Hospital
J. Fredell
Union County
First National Bank of
Akron
Ilfe
Gunard [Redell
Arthur, la
Gunhild Fredell
Elmer Fredell
Minneapois
Miss Pitger
Slonx City
Daughters Born to Miller Richters Johnson Claassen Families
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Miller west of town on Saturday May 21 1913. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Richters of Akron on May 26 1913. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs Aug Johnson northwest of town on Friday May 30 1913. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs Herman Claassen of Akron on Tuesday June 3 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Miller
Peter Richters
Akron
Aug. Johnson
Herman Claassen
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LoMars
Stanley Lilly
T. A. Dennison
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Schuyler and Children
Oakland
S.D
John Bliss
Arl Mohr
Collins Bros. Orchestra
GC. Martin
P. Gant
Wilson
Sloan
Guiney
R. H. Cilley
W. J. Brunner
Briday
Sioux City Packtra
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