Toe Day LIBERAL BOOK And Job Rooms
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Newspaper
Daily Liberal
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1881
Page
3
Local items note town activity and notable arrivals
Spring Brothers sold seven mowers yesterday. Curtis plans a Colorado trip. Greenwald holds thirty tons of wool. Garfield improves steadily. Lorimer received carloads of reapers. The school grove grows rapidly. Coroner Myers won’t build a residence this summer. Emery’s music class has sixteen pupils. Gilleas visits town. road master for Central railroad. Shooting match at glass balls this afternoon. Richardson thriving in real estate. McGue the Sioux City tailor in town. Halpin drives a thriving truck gardening business. Hurst to run a six horsepower steam laundry. City council to occupy room under Kaiser's shoe store. Gilmore now in Atlanta after Liberal work. Mitchell raises frame of new house at Main and Broadway. Close Bros planting 800 acres of trees in multiple counties. Funeral of Father Meyer held at German Methodist. Revell seeks tax on cats after canaries killed by neighbor’s cat. Reeves of Seney dies of strangulated hernia at about sixty-six. An anxious reader asks who runs for representative. answer cites Charley Harmon. Mayor Woodard urges weed removal in LeMars. Nellie Lippert visits from Chicago suburbs. Two prisoners in county jail: Sam Brown and Fernstine the Cherokee tape-fiend. Journal hints at Sioux City creamery branch near LeMars. Politicians push James F. Wilson for U.S. Senate. editor accused of politics. Bridge incident near Oedda appeared. Renee Oley noted missing after theft.
Homecoming of M F Crouch Brings Property Return to LeMars
M F Crouch has returned from LeMars to Boscobel Wisconsin and will make the hill his home after buying back his property. The piece notes railroads should be protected and mentions a Janesville to Sheldon to LeMars freight rate. The rest details local notices, business adds, and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Crouch
LeMars
Boscabel
Wisconsin
Mr. Crouch
Also Mentioned on This Page
aE _ Tur DAwy LIBERAL
Fint's Block
Iowa
WEIVG
CHIL
Luidy
Phippen
Spring Brothers
H. ©. Curtis
Colorado
Sam Greenwald
Garfield
Lorimer
Myers
J. M. Emery
M. Gilleas
Central Railroad
Geo. Richardson
Jack McGue
Sioux City
W. H. Halpin
Kaiser’s Shoe
Ben Ss. Gilmore
Atlanta
Georgia
John R. Mitchell
Main Street
Broadway
Messrs. Close Bros. & Co
Plymouth
Woodbury
Sioux
Lyon
Osceola
Father Meyer
Frank Revell
Revell
John Reeves
Reeves
Seney
Mr. Reeves
Charley Harmon
Sioux County
Woodard
Nellie Lippert
C. A. Spring, Jr
Miss Lippert
Chicago
Our
Sam Brown
August Henke
Fernstine
Brown
James F. Wilson
United States
Janesville
Sheldon
Unity
Maine
Jonathan Stone
I.S. Struble
Stone
Gehlen
John H. Gehlen
Sea Island
Brancarne
J. Corkery
W. K. Alexander
Centre County
Gainesville
Texas
Henry C. Dent
Mr. Dent
W. H. Dent
Texas Plains
Will H. Beck
W. S. Welliver, Esq
Plymouth County
Mr. Welliver
B. Biebighauser
St. Paul
Biebighauser
New Ulm
Meyer
Limzo
Forastine
Aeems
Hoe
C. P. Wooparn
N. Bee
C. P. Woodard
Hacer
Shirley
Revere House
W. Fuller
Smas D. Parkinson
Gec. Carter
Hersernr Corr
F. E
Matlock
John Wallace
J. A. Jones
Main
Sixth Streets
Townsend
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Cumberland
J. C. Morris
F. Hees
Ery Ouse
W.M. Fosker
Kluckhohn & Loew’s
Floyd Bottom
F. R. Price
Messrs
Yessons
Argo & Kelly’s Law Office
N. Lovarsos
RTLE
Ds Tomson
OTICE
F. E. Law
Knowsley
Stockwell
General Peel
Violet
Valtigeur
Garland
Langar
England
le Mars
W. B. Crost
Pew & LaRue’s
Carter’s
China Hall
4Th Street
Bowman's
C. J. Corkery’s
Fosket
Gale
Mai Street
City
4Th ST
Northwest
the Jeweler
Bowman’s Restaurant
Crose Bros. & Co
Pew & LaRue
W. M. Foster
Township 92
Joan Herron
N. B. Kaiser
John Young
Duncan House
Auction and Commission Cdeaters
Dent’s Bank
Sixty Street
J. H. Brower
E.D. Brower
D.D
Brower Bros
Kluckhohn & Loew's
City Hotel
Main and
7Th Streets
Streng & Engeldinger
Props
P. Woodard
George E. Richardson
Northwestern
Lande
M. Clark
Court Street
Illinoisentral Railroad
Frank Miller & CO
le Mare
A. D. Tomlinson
JoeMara
Towa
Gabriel
R. Curr
Shirley Lodge
LeMans
H. A. W. Corfield
Ere
Eouse
Bixth and
Eagle Streets
N. Richards
Chas
House of Lords
The
Ly Mans
F. Barrow
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