Portland township primary results show Republican edge
In Portland township Monday primary 1406 Republican and 1 Democratic vote were cast. Judges were W W Ross Wm Si meon and L J Root with clerks M W Redmond and J H Pollock. Republicans led with Kenyon 93 Young 29 for US Senator. Clarke 78 Holden 25 Proudfoot 16 for Governor. Harding 75 Van Law 32 for Lieutenant Governor. Chassell 83 Allen 17 Van Duyn 14 for Secretary of State. Bleakley 55 loose 17 Shaw 16 for Auditor. Ketchum 4 Ottosen 43 Hubbard 48 Scott 69 Sammis 52 Coburn 70 Roseberry 68 Bradley 6 Miller 15 for other offices.
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Portland
W. W. Ross
Wm. Simeon
L. J. Root
M. W. Redmond
J. H. Pollock
Wollowing
United States
Kenyon
Young
Clarke
Holden
Proudfoot
Harding
van Law
Chassell
Allen
van Duyn
Auditor Bleakley
Loose
Shaw
R. Com
r—Ketchum
Ottosen
Hubbard
Scott
Sammis
Coburn
Births Reported in Local Community
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arden Pollock on June 1, 1912. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Win Anderson on June 4, 1912. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Crow west of town on June 3, 1912. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Miller west of town on June 4, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden Pollock
This City
Win
Anderson
Louis Crow
West of Town
Alfred Miller
Union Creek News notes local social and religious events
Union Creek and Akron Luther Leagues plan Mid summer's Day picnic in Baker's pasture near the lower bridge west of Akron. Local obituaries, marriages, and visits are reported, including the death of pioneer Hans Anderson in Louise Texas and the wedding of Delia Johnson and Teddy Chalgren followed by a Minnesota trip.
SOO VALLEY-WESTFIELD ITEMS BRIEFS
Special correspondence reports moves and visits around Soo Valley and Westfield. Addie Morris leaves for Jamestown North Carolina to spend summer with her mother. E W Farnsworth back from Pennsylvania resumes depot work. Bessie Cronin travels to Akron. A A Wilson and wife visit Wells family in town. N P Westergard carries primary election returns to Orange City. Mrs H W Wasser near town hospitalized in Sioux City for tumor operation in critical condition. Found hat on Chatsworth street. owner expected to entertain Chatsworth girls with ice cream. Mrs Schefer and daughter shop Hawarden. Dailey and daughter ride to Hawarden. Dr Roland’s first grade recital postponed due to rain. rescheduled Saturday 3 PM at opera house. second grade recital same venue evening. Ten cents admission adults. children free. Elvira Schumacher visits G J Schumacher. Eagle lodge attended in Hawarden. Mrs L R Crowell visiting Canton. D K Bennett in Hawarden on business. Mrs John Krusen and children leave for Westphalia Kansas to visit relatives. Mr Yodd of Storm Lake visits H D Mohr family. wife and children return home. Belle Mills visits Akron. Blanche Beaulieu Westfield visits Mills. Senior class hosts at parsonage. Miss Barclay Kingsley visits Westfield. Lydia Harrington and Hula Mills host party for Belle Mills leaving for Spokane. Dc R Lancaster Jefferson visits Mills. Esther and Lester Boyd Sunday at Lillys. Lydia Harrington and Grover Rollins Sioux City visit. Will Courany visits Elk Point. Miss Sadie Steecy Elk Point visits Addie between trains. Dr Bruner’s Sunday school class hosts event in church lecture room. Mills family to Seattle Vancouver and west. Mrs Mills and son Chester Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Morris
Jamestown
N. C
E. W. Farnsworth
Pennsylvania
Bessie Cronin
Akron
A. A. Wilson
Wells Home
N. P. Westergard
Orange City
H. W. Wasser
Sioux City
Elvira Schumacher
G. J. Schumacher
John Gamble
W. Howie
George Schafer
John Schumacher
Eagle Lodge
Hawarden
L. R. Crowell
Canton
D. K. Bennett
John Krusen
Westphalia
Kansas
Yodd
Storm Lake
H. D
Belle Mills
Blanche Beaulieu
Westfield
M. S. Mills
Miss R. Barclay
Kingsley
Lydia Harrington
Hula Mills
Spokane
Wash
Dc. R. Lancaster
Jefferson
M.S. Mills
Belle
Seattle
Vancouver
M. S. Mills and
Chester
Millnerville notes and local politics in brief
Vic Mellette, hurt last week, improves slowly as a wagon incident leaves his leg crushed and immobile for about two months. Ivy poisoning worries W L Millner. Republicans struggle for workers, nominating a Democrat as county convention delegate. Fred Briggs hauls materials from Westfield for house repairs. Will Brownaweill and son take hogs to Sioux City. Mrs Carlisle visits sisters. Many farmers replant corn. Isabelle Millner visits relatives in eastern Iowa. D K Crow, George Main, and H Codd named trustees candidates. John Jaust and George Hummel also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Mellette
W. Lb. Millner
Fred Briggs
Westfield
Will Brownaweill
Harold
Sioux City
Harry Carlisle
Howard Brownawell
Isabelle Millner
Iowa
D. K. Crow
George Main
H. Codd
John Jaust
George Hummel
Local notes and social items from Millerville area
Constables and H Codd and George Hummel for justices of the peace. Mayme Hauser spent Sunday at home. Nearly every farmer in this neighborhood marketed hogs last week. Mr and Mrs Lee Mansfield are at home to their friends in Millerville. Harry Carlisle accompanied his brother in law Lee May to the ball game in Jefferson Sunday. Dance at Millnerville hall Saturday night. Too late for last week. Signs of bridge work are noted as storms damaged several bridges. Mr and Mrs George Halley of the Westfield garage brought Wm Waddle sr to his son's home. Waddle visits his old neighborhood yearly and now lives in Webster SD. School in No 6 closed Friday for summer. Howard Brownawell Archie and Tom Dreeszen Esther Larson Cecile and Marie Lawrence and Clark Lilly passed eighth grade and will be eligible for high school next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Codd
George Hummel
Mayme Hauser
Lee Mansfield
Millerville
Harry Carlisle
Lee May
Jefferson
Millnerville Hall
George Halley
Westfield
Wm. Waddle
Howard Brownawell
Archie
Tom Dreeszen
Esther Larson
Cecile
Marie Lawrence
Clark Lilly
Wilbur Morehead
Taylor Bros
Sam Erickson
Sweden
Winchester
F. M. Boyd
Ministerial Institute
Moville
Adaville
McCoy
J. C. Bryant
Sioux City
Adaville Items Highlight Local Events and Births
Community notes from Adaville report Children’s Day activities on June 9 at 10 a.m. and an ice cream social at J. D. Tindall home last Wednesday. Other items include a diphtheria case in Le Mars, visits between families in Le Mars and Merrill, a teacher re elected in Chamberlain, and local farming commerce near Sioux City with cattle bringing high prices. A newborn and school closing are also noted.
Ruble Happenings and Local Occurrences
Replanting corn continues around Ruble this week. Grandma Jeffers left for Wagner South Dakota for the wedding of her great grandson Wil Doty on Wednesday. August Klemme of Akron suffered a broken collar bone when a wheel scraper struck him at his son Harry’s home. Eva King finished a successful school term last Friday in Ruble. A noon dinner followed for the visiting ladies, then a fine program. Mr and Mrs J Wrericks enjoyed a visit from Herman Frericks and family of Craig on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Jeffers
Wagner
S. D
Wil Doty
August Klemme
Akron
Harry
Eva King
J. W. [Rericks
Herman F’rericks
Craig
Death of Congressman Hubbard Shocks 11th District
The sudden death of Congressman K. H. Hubbard in Sioux City Tuesday morning due to heart trouble induced by acute indigestion sent a profound shock through his thousands of friends in the 11th Congressional district. He was regarded as one of the cleanest men in public life and among the ablest in the national house, and his loss will bring widespread regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. H. Hubbard
Sioux City
11Th
National House
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Paul Wendt & Co
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E. A. Ziegler
Mgr
Orlan Moore
Premo
Akron Milling Company
Sammis & Bradley
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Piret Nat'l Bank
Lemars, Iowa
T. M. Zink
A. L. Yeaton
Zink & Yeaton
South Dakota
Lemars
Akron Milling Co
Register-Tribune
Baldwin
J. C. Button
New Day
Alanson Baker
P. H. Dunn
Roy Root
Estray
Fred Klemme
Talbott & Glenny
Don Cameron
Wm. Thorne
Register- Tribune
Richardson Doublestore
Opera House
Neil Robertson
Union Creek News
Nelson
Luther League
Senton
Ladies’ Aid
John Erickson
Big Springs
Luther Leagues
Union Creek
Baker's Pasture
Lower Bridge
Tine Gassman
Chicago
S. W
August Fredell
Hans Anderson
Reemis Bros
A. P. M. Peterson
Josh. Johnson
Delia Johnson
Teddy Chalgren
Chatsworth Chat
Soo Valley
Millnerville
J. D. Tindall
le. Mars
Clayde
L. L. Morehead
Will Hamilton
Alderson
le Mars
Nellie Donlin
Merrill
L. Anderson
Mary Brown
Chamberlain
Miss Brown
Neva Fletcher
Burke
Ed, Fletcher
Irene Morehead
Gee. Brown
Wade & Burnight
The
Akron Savings Bank
Miss Anna King
J. E. McElligott & Son
Rohrer’s
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