LeMars Daily notes townfolk and events in brief
Tom Thorson reports from town for the Journal while Mrs. Moore arrives from Dubuque and Mr. Kelly travels to Flandreau on business. Isaac Israel to offer fall line of boots and shoes with his clothing stock. Stoulp, a tailor, moves to Sixth street. Charles Harmon visits town, not a candidate. Grer’s warehouse addition for oat crop moved to rear of elevator. County officials Lenderink and Poole in town to settle Charie Hasign as first batter. a high quality Carron farmer grain sample at Greer’s elevator. Pom eroy News editor Chas Brandon visits. News prospering. A drunken man is escorted east by Marshall. Local girls plan a festival for LeMars Band near Mayor Woodard’s residence. Cotton seeds fill air, grasshoppers absent in northwest Iowa. New York elects Eldridge G. Lapham U S Senator. Methodist church to hold 10 a m service on Missions. possible temperance lecture by Mrs Palmer. Plymouth Circuit grove meeting at Belyea’s Grove July 29 to Aug 1. ministers invited. Yankton seeks railroad to Le Mars. extension to Dakota capital proposed with Illinois Central input.
Californian Emigration Notes from John Brossart
Letter from John Brossart discusses Fourth of July celebrations in California, Santa Monica trips, and settling near Los Angeles. He mentions LeMars emigrants buying property, plans to visit again, and the comfortable climate with no storms. Also notes forthcoming arrivals, housing needs, and a joke about a broom wielded by Mrs. Brossard.
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John Brossart
Oxy Parv
LeMars
Santa Monica
Los Angeles
James Tracy
C. Lt
Mrs. Welter
L. W. Fairchild
San Diego
Golden State
California
Californina
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Tom Thorson
The
Journal
M. A. Moore
Dubuque
W. P. Hunt
Cedar Falls
Dr. Mosher
Col. Eiboeck
Clinton
John Ellen Foster
Mat. B. Kelly
Flandreau
Dr. Ensminger
A. B. Steiner
Charlies City
Ig. IL
Israel
B. J. Stoulp
Wluckhohn & Loew's
Sixth Street
Charles W. Harmon
Col. Greer
Henry J. Lenderink
Tiete Poole
Sioux County
Charlie Hasign
Greer
Carron
West Fork
Chas. Brandon
Pomeroy
C. P. Woodard
Kansas
Iowa
New York
Eldrige G. Lapham
United States
Conkling
Lapham
Methodists of
Plymouth
Belyea’s Grove
LeMara
Yankton
Northwest
Dlinois Central Company
Dakota’sapital
Tur Datty
LEIDY
Phippen
John
J. F. Brossant
Messrs. College & Preston
Cedar Rapids Company
Messrs. C. & P
C. B. Smith
John Flapkinson
Sibley
Wm. Close
Hopkinson
Sibley Gazette
LeMars Lodge
P. I. Dalton
L. N. Myers
J. Checuwald
S. J. Penallagen
J. W. Myers
Jacob Jt
N. I. Neve
D. Townsend
C. A. Meyer
Ferus Agerrevep
Charlie Aldrich
Aldrich
Webster City
Charlie
A. A. Aldrich
Gear
United States Senate
Jessie Southwell
L. M. Garner
Tom Griffin
Mimer Granger
John Wilkins
W. L. Phippen
Clear Lake
Sioux City
Onawa
Ke SaLe
Parzia & Trazven
Foster’s Addition
Joe
Frank Revell
F. J. Matlock
Sear
Frank Pattersons
Townsend
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Cumberland
Knowsley
Stockwell
General Peel
Valtigeur
Garland
Langar
England
le Mars
W. B. Cross
Lowa
J. C. Morris
Roe
Kluckhohn & Loew’s
Salie
A. D. Tostirgon
OTICE
F. E. Suow
Secy
Carter’s
China Hall
4Th Street
C. J. Corkery’s
Pew & LaRue
City Jewelry Store
Will H. Beck
the Jeweler
Pew & LaRnne
Crost Bros. & Co
LeMars Town
Plymouth County
Township 92
Joan Herron
N. B. Kaiser
John Young
Duncan
Clark
Court Street
Illinois Central Railroad
J. HH. Brower
Eld
Main and
7Th Streets
Lemars, Iowa
Streng & Engeldinger, Props
ABA EE Co
P. Woodard
Frank Miller & CO
George E. Richardson
Neces
A.D. Tomlinson
Baroushes
Gabriel
Cunp
Shirley Lodge
LeMans
H. A. W. Corfield
Revere House
Eagle
N. Richards
Chas
House of Lords
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