Local Happenings and Community Notes in LeMars
Vacation ends for kids and neighbors as Mrs W plans a trip to Sioux City. Judge Kinne to speak. Rev Gregson comments on returning home. Land sales, building delays, and market news fill the day. Fire safety urged. council mulls officer fees, salaries tweaks. Citizens urged to attend a Dubuque House meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County Agricultural Society
Ysterday
Messrs. Woodard
Payn
Bettisworth
Close
Guthrie
Hilbert
C. D. Hoffman
Geo. Chamberlain
Burg & Heniiges
Leidy & Phippen
Staples
BR. W. Harrison
Henry Hammond
Hammond
Sentinel Notes and Community Brush on Early 1900s Affairs
The Sentinel highlights editorials on cholera infantum impressions, Koehler's encouraging reports, and gifts at Mrs C K Huntington’s marriage. It mentions Amy Hutchinson planning a Le Mars music class, a Democrat meeting at Argo & Kelly’s, and opposition to coercive sobriety. A peculiar Orse epistolary piece, Charlie Johnson’s marriage to a prostitute, and Sentinel’s Republican alignment contrasted with Liberal views are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats of le Mars
Argo & Kelly
Judge Kinne
Livery Democrat
Judge Iine
LeMars City Council Agenda and Debates August 31 1881
LeMars council discussed sidewalk grading and street width, with a 12 foot sidewalk standard and awning-post placements. They planned an ordinance on sidewalks, debated officer fees, and considered special policeman David Black for the Addition. Reports on weed control and sidewalls were promised next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
David Black
Brown
Perkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
LEIDY
Phippen
Mrs. W., P. Hunt
Sioux City
P. M. Guthrie
Hisq
Car_rall
the Agricultural Society
The
Sentinel
C. G. Norris
Gregson
Esso Bowman
Spring Bros
Wire Company
Dubuque House
J. BR. Mitchell
the Hill
L. D. Clay
Chicago
John GC. Jones
Des Moines
J. A. Jonas
Israel
Ake
D. W. Townsend
Steiner
A.M. Days
Episcopal Church
W. ¥. Allison
Mr. Allison
Riverside
California
Alex. Reichmann
LeMars
Courtney
United States Clothing Company
Messrs
Greer, Curley
Curtis
Orange City
Louis M. Koehler
C.K. Hantington
Mars
W. A Gibson
My. My
N. Cadwell
Amy Hutchinson
North Western Conservatory of Music
LeNars
Geo. Ki
O. W. Bennett
Dakota
Orse
Lune
Charlie Johnson
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Ester
Cyrus Thomas
Illinois
Geo. Ellis
Malone
New York
Chamberlain
Deihl & Thompson
A. N. Fellows
Miss Mary Inn
John Tatenser
Aa. A. Aldich
Q.T. Lee
Chrokee
Morgan & Grayson
EK. M. Keys
Walker
Iowa
Allison & Vogt
Key City
Nerchant Tatlor
A. Held
Hunp
I. J. Matlock
Jones’ Clothing Store
House of Lords
I. Barrow
Plymouth
Sioux County
Geo. E. Richardson
165Tf Jr
Strupve
Eouses
Cros Bros. & Co
Heyany Bakery
Buoverr
Kluckhohn & Loew’s
Stroble
Crosz Bros. & Co
LeMars Iowa
Pew & LaRue
Cook
Hoffman & Lax
Union Depot
City Jewelry Store
Will H. Beck
St. Lisuz Criey
Northwest
the Jeweler
Towa
Plymouth County
Joan Hanmon
N. B. Kaiser
John Young
LE Mars
Kalse
Duncan House
CLARS
Court Street
NPRAL
J. Brown
Brower
Brower Bros
Kluckhohn & Loew's
Chas
Cc. P. Woodard
Frank Miller & CO
George E. Richardson
Northwestern
Iat
City Hotel
Main and
7Th Streets
Streng & Engeldinger
Props
Gabriel
S. R. Cup
Bunt Brothers
LeMans
Revere Eouse
N. Richards
LeMari
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