Local notes on fairs, illness, and new brick building projects
Cos Corkery will attend the Du buque fair. Sam Williams the conductor is lying off on account of illness. W F Barker and family left for Sioux City to reside there. Mrs ALB Arnold went to Council Bluffs with her mother on a homeward journey. Dennis Cronen's sprinkling wagon arrived but rain hindered streets. C W West, formerly of this place, now runs a Hinckley meat-market arrived on excursion. Telegraph wires east and west were demoralized by last night’s storm. Miss Lillie Hart leaves for Seward Nebraska. A large land excursion came in this morning. Nine coaches left Illinois for the far west, partway dropping OH between Waterloo and Cherokee. Teachers gave three presents to conductors and managers of the late county institute. Superintendent Guernsey received a silver water-pitcher. Wernli and Rogers got oil paintings. Ho Cane Hee Andrews of Kluckhohn & Loow begins cutting into stock selling low to make room for new novelties. Mr Steiner’s new store-room will be built. he promotes Steiner’s Pride cigars from Milwaukee. The Liberal reports Steiner’s brick store on Main Street north of Carter’s, 25 by 80 feet, nearing completion. MacDougall to replace his frame store with a brick two-story. Reichmann and W H Smith plan a fine block in spring along with Plymouth County Bank and Frank Miller’s building on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Steiner
Main Street
George Carter
Steiner
James MacDougall
Evans & Co
Fred Reichmann
W. H. Smith
Plymouth County Bank
Frank Miller
Congregational Church
Chas. K. Huntington
Frankie Clarke
John March
T. H. Dodson
John Wilkins
Carrie Gilbert
Herbert N. Cunningham
Episcopal Church
Arnold
Cunningham
Charles Huntington
North
Wheeler & Wilson
C. H. Huntington
C. P. Woodard
Cowper
Grace Luke
David Gibbs
F. A. Seaman
Hiram Hart
A. W. Gilbert
Henrich
Struble
J. H. Struble
Mary
Willie Redman
Dr. Ensminger
Frank Revell
Nettie Holden
Topeka
Kansas
J. C. Buchanan
Prang
Held
W. H. Perry
J. W. Myers
Jennie Buchanan
J. M. Emery
Miss McLaughlin
N. L. Greer
A. M. Andrews
M. Hilbert
Dozen Steere
Lottie Goldie
Sioux City
C. A. Spring, Jr
W. S. Conant
McGregor
W. F. Barker
E. FE. Warren
Henry Herrich
Hi Hart
Henry Koehler
H. C. Thompson
W. W. Smiley
Sadie Loring
E. W
LeMars Business Boost and Local Pioneers Highlight Week
The Fire Company will meet at the Dubuque House tomorrow evening. O G Norris sells his meat market to John G Dietrich for 2950 dollars with Dietrich promising to keep Norris trade. President Garfield’s health shows cautious improvement and local merchants Durston and Dunscomb expand with a 24 foot store addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque House
Independent bid for re election as county auditor announced
Ephors Liserau states he will run as an Independent for re election to the county auditor post in the upcoming election. A. M. Duus notes daily steam bakery bread at Corkery bakery in LeMars as the finest yet sold. China Hall on 4th street Sioux City advertises large stock of low priced baby carriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephors Liserau
A. M. Duus
C. J. Corkery
LeMars
China Hall
4Th Street
Sioux City
Iowa
Aalti
Wedding of Chas Huntington and Frankie Clarke
Early evening ceremony at Congregational church unites Chas K Huntington and Frankie Clarke. Clergy from Episcopal church preside, with ushers John March and T. H. Dodson. Reception at bride’s home follows. Guests present gift list includes sewing machine, silverware, china, glassware, and many keepsakes. The couple departs for the north after trains leave at 1 o’clock.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cos Corkery
Sam Williams
Alb. Arnold
Council Bluffs
Dennis Cronen
C. W. West, Esq
Hinckley
Lillie Hart
H. C. Curtis
Seward
Nebraska
A. H. Lawrence
Colfax
Central Road
Illinois
Therastar
Waterloo
Cherokee
County Institute
Guernsey
Wernli
Rogers
Ho Cane Hee
Andrews
Kluckhohn & Loow
Greiner
Milwaukee
the Daily Liberal
LEIDY
Phippen
Plymouth County
Messrs. Kluckholen & Loew
G. Norris
John G. Dietrich
John
Norris
Garfield
Durston & Dunscomb
LeMars Grocers
Huntington
Clarke
Mr. Grononger
Harmon
Siouxity
H. W. Waldo
Key City
Mr. Held
Het
Matlock
Jones’ Clothing Store
House of Lords
F. Barrow
Pew & LaRue
Plymouth
Sioux County
Geo. HE. Richardson
SALEW
J. F.N. Sydenstricker
D Appay Vo Crosse Bros. & Co
Buonerr & Hinverr
Roe
Kluckhohn & Loew’s
Crosx Bros. & Co
LeMars Jowa
Carter 'S
J. A. Jones
Main and 6Th Streets
City Flouring Mills
John H. Gehlen
Baby Saved
Rochester
Joan Herron
N. B. Kaiser
John Young
LE Mars
Duncan Greet
Crown
M.D
Brower
D. D
Brower Bros
Kluckhohn & Joen's
Ealers
Frank Miller & CO
George E. Richardson
Real Hstath
Northwestern
Landa
Peas
Jal
City Hotel
Main and
7Th Streets
Streng & Engeldinger, Props
H. Gabriel
S. BR. Curr
Bunt Brothers
LeMans
Revere
Engle Streeta
N. Richards
City Jewelry Store
Will H. Beck
Fe ‘Watches
Ewnley, Snermare
Clk
Noel Cons
Northwest
the Jeweler
C.W.L. Trott
LaMari
Towa
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