Akron News Reel Shews Busy Social Scene
Local notes recount visits from Miss Alta Ross and Miss Viola Tresler to LeMars and Sioux City, a ministerial union formed, stock shipments to Chicago, and arrivals of George Jeffers and N. D. Kenaston party. Weds J R Gates and Nettie Cooney in Sioux City. community planning Fourth of July, market days, road repairs, and potential small factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blind Horsh
T. L. Burnight
Alta Ross
LeMara
Klauer- Swanson
Viola Tresler
Sioux City
G. Brady
John Martin
Mesdamen Chas
Port
Chas
Allen
Geo. H. Lias
LeMars
Chicago
Jos
Eh, Johnson
Howard Searls
B. O. Johnson
W. W. Ross
Chas, Willer
Hana Willer
del. Kenaston
Baby
Hettinger
N. D
Hamer
M. W. Chamberlain
Kenaston
D. L. Scanlon
Rochester
Minnesota
Dra
Mayo
Akron
Lee Live Stock Commission Co
J. R. Gates
Alta
Town
Nettie Cooney
James Ruble
Farmer Kills Hired Man in Wage Dispute Near Nora South Dakota
In Nora Union county S D a farm hand known as Rattlesnake Pete Nelson was killed by his employer Ole Dablum after a wage quarrel. Nelson attacked Dablum with a pitchfork. Dablum struck with stove wood and crushed the skull. Nelson died two days later. State's Attorney Stickney began an investigation. Dablum, a longtime local, had a good reputation. Also offered: piano sales at Burron’s Music Stogs with introductory discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora
S. D
Here
Union County
Nora Nelson
Ole Dablum
Nelson
Dahlaum
Stickney
Dablum
Stolen Whitney Jewelry Recovered. Man Held for Grand Jury
John Woods arrested in Yankton with two cigar boxes of watches chains charms and rings identified as W E Whitney’s stolen jewelry. Woods arraigned in LeMars on charges of breaking and entering and grand larceny, bound over to the October district court term with bail set at 600. Whitney and local officials praise recovery, and Sheriff Arendt plans to pay the $25 reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Arendt
LeMars
W. E. Whitney
Yankton
John Woods
Arendt
Mr. Whitney
J. W. Anderson
Wood
Woods
A. A. Alline
Atleoenay Keenan
Alline
Whitney
Sheriff Arendt
Akron court actions and county issues drift through term
The grand jury indicts Casper Niehaus for shooting Anna Wangler near Remsen with intent to kill and sets bail at 10 000. It urges jail repairs while praising the poor farm but calls for a new stock barn and tanks. A water damage suit against Akron proceeds with over thirty witnesses, Judge Gaynor delaying other trials to the October term while reporters face illness and staffing issues. News mentions local births and a trip by J Cross through Lennox en route to promote Akron Ice Cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Niehuia
Anna Wangler
Remsen
Paul Wendt
Akron
Gaynor
T. M. Zink
Struble & Struble
Mr. Wendt
Harry Hamilton
Sioux City
Co. C
Wendt
Niehaus
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R.T
Marth Smythe
Cobb
Henry Hartung
Milwaukee
E. C. F. Mohr
Westfield
Herman Mohr
Pierce
Nebraska
H. D. Motir
B. F. Wintersteen
Martin Spaulding
Miss Ruth
Grover
Walter
M.M. Swift
Sherwood
N. C
H. Whalen
Scott
Hawarden
Miss Kersey
Seattle
Washington
West
Lenetta Bihlmeyer
Richland
BH. H. Youngstrom
Eastern Star
Alix John
Register-Tribune
Geo. A. Jeffers
Dallas
D. D
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
George
J.J. Ralfs
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Claudine Smith
Vermillion
al. Chambers
Fred Palmer
Earl Smith
J. F. March
Clair Biddlecome
Burke
Savery Hotel Annex
E. M. Whitfield
Sioux Falls
Mia
L. J. Conger
Eugene Coyle
J. F
Klauer-Swanson Co
Leffingwell
Oakes
Leffinogwell
Della Crow
Will Beverly
Elmer Fredell
St. Paul
Ralph Glezen
F. F. Glezen
California
Ventura
Jewel Gasoline
Klaner- Swanson Co
Allan M. Smith
Wintersteen’s
Eeith Anderson
Mra
A. L. Yeaton
Little Daughter
Sionx City
Klaner Swanson Co
Neil Robertson
Roy Root
Miller
Tim Sullivan
Martin Smythe
Cobb’s
Akron Creamery
A. Papritz
D. Lyons
Leeds
B. Ogden
M. W. Redmond
Carl Mann
Mondamin
G. H. Wooton
Farmer
Steger & Son
Burron
3. D
Bor
John Koob
Henry Halse
Mrs. Prank Neal
J. Cross
Lennox
S. C
Wesley Smith
Akron Ice Cream Company
Reen-Wheeler
Oxfords
G. W. L. Douglas CO
Best
Remy Magneto
T. L. Burnight, J. F. Burnight
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