Personal travels and visits noted in local News-People column
The column lists numerous individuals traveling to Omaha Stuart Shel by Anita Walnut Harlan Des Moines and Maine for business visits rest and personal calls. It notes Mrs J W Lemmon Helen Graham Rev Stevenson and others visiting relatives attending meetings or returning from trips. It mentions a child scald injury at a Preston home and local commerce notes including beef prices and land drawing dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hammond
Wm. Stevenson
Shelby
Scott Lynn
Des Moines
H. M. Boorman
Chicago
W. J. Tobias
Anita
M. L. Locke
Maine
H. F. Harris
Wiota
I. C. Seaman
KE. Huchendorf
Walnut
M. P. Conway
Blanche Somburg
Bertha Thiessen
Jas Power
B.C. Huff
C. A. Rasmussen
Harlan
C. B. Osborne
Omaha
Lena Bush
Extra
Chas
Applegate
C. E. McKinney
Hancock
al Teastetler
Long Pine
Neb
Ino
Worthington
N. N. Turner
Cumberland
J. B. Aldrich
Perry
Clara Nagel
Mayor Straight
State Board of Health
Myrs
Mary Daugherty
Victor
Tary
B. N. Reynolds
Katie Daly
al Kuske
Mehrens
D. A. Shuter
Nebraska
Carl Carson
Pearl Wagner
Walter Rae
Lulu Hutton
Gee. Preston
Preston
Lewis Man Treed by Wolves Near Lewis Iowa
Phil Fay of the William James farm in Indiana Creek faced a wolf pack on a Saturday evening. He climbed a tree to escape, remained perched for hours, and was eventually freed when neighbors armed with corn-knives arrived. He narrowly avoided injury in cold, dark conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fay
Laudett
Laudett Brigade
Sate Lunnie Property on Upper Elm Street
In probate notice THOS H WHITNEY as administrator describes the Sate Lunnie property on upper Elm Street with a 100 feet front, well built house in good condition and an excellent barn with fruit, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Elm Street
Dati Thos
H. Whitney
Adm
Clark Swiger Injured After Wagon Accident Near Baylies
Clark Swiger of the old Baylies place north of the city was thrown from his wagon when the tongue dropped as he started home from the Peter Nelson sale. He suffered a deep head wound and body bruises but no broken bones. He was cared for at the Nelson place by a Brayton physician and will be moved home when able. The Nelson sale drew a large crowd, selling about 3500 dollars of jet stuff at good prices, and the I. H. Thomas sale followed with strong attendance and solid prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Swiger
Baylies Place
Peter Nelson
Nelson Place
Brayton
Swiger
Bride and Groom Tidic married leave for Mt Ayr
Mr and Mrs Tidic married last evening depart on eastbound train with plans to visit Mt Ayr before moving to Soudan. The Weekly News this week is a 24 page issue praised for extensive local news and advertising. The paper notes over sixty five columns of ads and minimal plate matter.
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Tidic
Mt. Ayr
Soudan
Marne Edges Indian Creek In Forfeited Baseball Game
Late News of the County reports Marne forfeiting a Sunday baseball game to Indian Creek after leading 12 to 5 through five innings. The Lewis Standard notes the wedding of Miss Jessie Calder to Dr Carlyle Jones at 2556 Spaulding Street with Rev David Turnbull officiating. Park Disbrow to move parts of his old civery barn for a private stable. Maine Free Press records oats stolen from Findlay’s bin by unknown culprits.
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Marne
Indian Creek
Brighton Township
Rev. F. Fitch
Lewis Standard
Omaha World-Herald
Jessie Marjoria Calder
James Calder
Carlyle Jones
Lewis
Spaulding Street
David R. Turnbull
Park Disbrow
City Council Passes Ordinance Prohibiting Festive Confetti
In a special session last evening the city council passed an ordinance prohibiting throwing confetti at the fall festival next week and disorderly conduct, with rules suspended and final passage adopted. The ordinance outlines enforcement and penalties while noting the council’s intent to enforce it strictly. BH, B, Archer, and family have sold their New England North Dakota home and will return to Lewis to live for the present, visiting here briefly with Mr. Archer’s mother. he discussed North Dakota prospects and said he was bailed out there, prompting his return to Cass County.
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Archer
New England
N. D
Lewis
Mr. Archer
North Dakota
Cass County
Miss Schiap pa Casse Leads As Queen Vote Grows
Miss Jennie Schiap pa casse holds a 48 vote lead in the race for queen of the fall festival with Lydia Otto and Clara Johnson among the top contenders. Final tallies show Schiap pa casse 1620, Otto 1072, Johnson 1168, Wright 548, Sands 309, Morris 16, Young 5, Wert 5, Gardner 66. Burneas Department Store advertises prices and goods as two city entertainments attract audiences including Bishop Quayle at the M B H church and a Congregational concert. Quayle spoke two hours on Rip Van Winkle and heads to Minneapolis. Skoargard Concert Company is set for Friday November 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Schiappacasse
Miss Otto
Miss Schiappacasse
Lydia Otto
Clara Johnson
Mattie Wright
Rose Troy
Leone Sands
Will Gardner
Rose Morris
J. M. Young
Myrtle Wert
Bishop Quayle
M. BH
Rip van Winkle
Minneapolis
Epworth League
Skoargard Concert Company
Sweet apples and quinces at R. H. Hailey's
Local brief notes that R. H. Hailey's store offers sweet apples and quinces, highlighting fresh fruit availability and seasonal offerings for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Hailey
Rock Island to Implement New Time Card on 25th
The Rock Island Railway announces a new time card on the 25th for the Des Moines Rock Island division. Train No 64 will depart Des Moines at 4.50 p m arriving Rock Island 11 18 p m, cutting 30 minutes off running time. No 5 moves to 9 35 p m from Des Moines to improve Chicago connections. Iowa Limited No 14 changes include Omaha departure 6 30 p m and Des Moines departure 11 10 p m with a sleeper open at 9 p m and breakfast service to Chicago First stop sleeper usage aims to attract vaudeville and theater traffic and those closing engagements before continuing to Chicago. The timetable card has not yet been received locally but is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Railway Company
Jones
Des Moines
Rock Island
Chicago
Lincoln
Omaha
Register-Leader
Tag Day urged for hospital funds in city drive
Des Moines hosts a Tag Day event next Wednesday with thirty five young women dressed as nurses soliciting donations. The effort follows a $3500 raise in Des Moines for a children's home, and locals are urged to contribute when approached by the volunteers. Also notes meat prices at Lorenzen's Market and a report on Frank Sweeney and Claire Sweeney’s visit to Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childrens
Loce
Décidda
Tig
Fortiger
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J. W. Lemmon
Helen Graham
Stuart
Hind
Lorenzen
Gall M. Hamil
Dallas
D. Dlzip
Burnea’s
Phil Fay
I. H. Thomas
Rass Lang
T. Son
A. Hupp
Hanna
Calder
William Boyne
Beatrice Cole
The
Maine Free Press
Findlay
Dakota
Perkins
Keith Counties
U. S
Grant
Dave Shuter
Atlantic
Ness
Miss Schiap
Pacasse
Miss
Johson
Burnea
Bere
Des
Moines
Lorenzen’s
Frank Sweeney
Mexico
Claire Sweeney
Orouima
Biness
Sweeney
Tian
Republic
Claire
Quara
Lorenzien
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