Gleanings of local notes from Le Mars area
Local items report Mrs. Granger illness in Sioux county, flour shortages at Plymouth Mills, coal storage by Moore and Loring, a Cherokee county religious camp meeting, a Glee Club rehearsal at Rev. Arnold’s home, new mining town paper at San Miguel Colorado, mining town profits, coal price dispute with D W Townsend offering October orders at 11.50, city license notices in Le Mars, first sale at Floyd Stock Yards, and a harvest boom foreseen for LeMars with merchants and professionals alert to approaching busy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Curry
The
Liberal
D. W. Townsend
New Lumber Yard
Reailera
Floyd
Local Notes Highlight Town Visitors And Socials
Frank M. Gibbs of Kearney Nebraska visits LeMars with signs of prosperity. Charlie Collins returns from Ireland to Sioux City and Charles Brandon of the Pomeroy News stops in. Mrs. W F Allison from Williamsport Pa visits her relatives and plans westward travel. Several locals, including Henry Gibbs and Tom Thorson, are listed as in town. A social for the LeMars Band is planned at Mayor Woodard's home on Friday evening. A citizen of Wortlandville faces jail for threatening conduct over wages. Peter Nemmers and Maggie Kaiser wed in LeMars Catholic church. Pitt A Seaman leaves for Ida Grove to wed a Dubuque woman and return to LeMars. A Municypal note recounts a speech about the 1876 presidential election and party figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Gibbs
Kearney
Neb
David Gibbs
E. H. Shaw
W. F. Allison
Williamsport
West
Henry Gibbs
Gibbs Bros
Tom Thorson
the Journal
Rev. H. W. Jones
J. M. Emery
D. F. Culver
Osage
Iowa
Hessie Osborne
Tecumseh
Mich
G. P. Osborne
George Webb
N.L. Greer
Watertown
Wisconsin
Marniacny
Pitt A. Seaman
Greenwald
Ida Grove
Pitt
Dubuque
Art Crandall
LeMars
Apology and local business notes from Yankton column
An apologia by W. T. Gibson and mayoral notes reveal a light confession of fault and birthday theatrics alongside civic efforts in Yankton. The Liberal publishes business news, a railroad bonus offer to extend lines to Eagle River, and a charity watch promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mran
Yankton
Chicago
Sanborn
van Tassele
M. P. Ohlman
Chicago & Northwestern Company
Hagle River
Illinois Central
le Mars
Dakota Capital
Sioux City
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Lliberal
Leidy & Phippen
Northwest
Lows
the Daily Liberal Book and Job Rooms
LEIDY
Phippen
Dingermans
A. B. Keith
Denion Bulletin
Dr. Mosher
J. F. Patterson
J. Struble
Methodist Church Begging Committee
Loutsch
B. F. Granger
Sioux County
Plymouth
BE. H. Shaw
Gilbert
Seney
G. M. Pendall
Moore & Loring
Cherokee County
Glee Club
Rev
A. E. Arnold
City of
Argo & Kelly's Law Office
Taz
Wortlandville
Peter Nemmers
Maggie Kaiser
N. B. Taiser
Tather Meis
Nemmers
Lewis Lawrence
Utica
N. Y
Conkling
Lawrence
Sherman
Democratic Party
Lirsman
Nimrod
Charles
Barkis
Oxip
Jaz Pramizs
W. T. Gibson
Adams & Sfrench Harvester
Offic
Charles Brandon
Jomercy News
Brandon
Limburger
Maquoketa
N. G
Cadwell
C. N. Robinson
Yost
Paraie
Trauper
Foster’s Addition
Frank Revell
Frank Patterson
Townsend
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Cumberland
Wingam
Knowsley
Stockwell
General Peel
Violet
Valtigeur
Garland
Langar
England
W. B. Croix
J. Morris
Kluckhohn & Loew’s
A.D. Tomlinson
FF. E. Law, Secy
Pew & LaRue
Carter’s
C. J. Corkery’s
China Hall
4Th Street
Lowa
Pew & Lakue
McCormick Harvester
Imperial
Spring Bros
City Jewelry Store
Will H. Beck
4TH
ST. Sioux Cerry
Pino
Dewey, Silvarevate
the Jeweler
584Th Street
Close Bros. & Co
TheMars Iowa
Plymouth County
Township 92
Joan Herron
N. B. Kaiser
John Young
IGWA
Kalse
Duncan
Clark
Court Street
Illinois Central Railroad
J.H. Browren
D. Brower
D. D. Brower Bros
Kluckhohn & Loew's
Town
City Hotel
Main and
7Th Streets
Streng & Engeldinger
Cc. P. Woodard
Ealers
Frank Miller & CO
George E. Richardson
Northwestern
Jbns
Ial
A. D. Tomlinson
Agres Choice Land
I. Gabriel
R. Cure
Shirley Lodge New Laundry
LeMans
H. A. W. Corfield
Revere Boush
N. Richards
Chas
House of Lords
Sumstreet
Due Mans
Lowa FE
Barrow Pro Victor
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