Long Appointed Agent for LeMars Rail Town Lots Sale
Joseph Long is named agent to auction Sioux City and St. Paul railroad town lots in LeMars. Garfield’s health improves slowly as preparations begin for his removal to Long Branch. John O. Morris heads to Council Bluffs with two men accused of passing counterfeit money. Wilbur Curtis, a farmer and rail supporter from Independence, is visiting his brother in LeMars. Phil Jennings, longtime St. Paul depot operator 1873–75, dies after weeks of illness, leaving LeMars residents mourning. James Gehan of Preston township announces independent bid for county superintendent, a qualified Indiana Normal school graduate. A house fire at Seney destroys a residence on Saturday night. insured for $300, contents uninsured. Darville is son-in-law of Stephen Reeves and Nancy Bell teases Curtis’s political defeat, eliciting sympathy for Davidson. Frigid dust-laden winds ease with a thunder shower and cooler northwest winds. Kerrie-Boominc Townsend builds three more structures this fall, including a Humble residence, a $3,500 Frothingham house, and Steiner brick store. John Herron’s representative bid gains broad support, promising a steady, principled district representation.
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Kerrie-Boominc
Townsend
Northwest Iowa charms new resident and locals greet parade
Dubuque native Michael Brown considers buying land in the county after hearing praise of northwest Iowa. Carrie Richards returns from Chicago to a warm welcome. The town hosts a circus parade, with cages, dens, elephants, bands, and a steam piano, drawing crowds and boosting business.
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Michael Brown
Dubuque
Mr. Brown
Iowa
LoMars
Family cheers as Hap Bitters aid recovery
A Rochester woman reports her father’s long illness, once deemed incurable, has improved greatly after using Hap Bitters. She notes the noticeable recovery and thanks the product for the father’s better health.
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Rochester, N. Y
Bargains on Used Threshers and Horse Powers Offered
Threshers and horse powers from Spring Bros. and two second hand threshing machines offered at low prices. Now is the time to secure them. 1888 212 T can procure loans on improved farms at 8 percent interest. No commissions. 46 1.8 Sinus.n.
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Spring Bros
Wholesale Furniture Liquidation Notice
At wholesale prices the undersigned quits the business and will dispose of the entire stock of parlor bedroom and dining room suits odd pieces picture frames and related goods. Call early while stock is full and secure great bargains.
Auction at Grant township farm to settle estate
Auction notice for sale of stock machinery and furniture at the old Grant township farm. Sale begins 10 o'clock in the morning on Thursday September 1 1881 with details on hand bills. Raste de listed as seller.
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Grant Township
Jouy
Rastede
Republican County Convention at LeMars September 16 1681
The Plymouth county Republican delegate convention will meet at the Court House in LeMars on September 16 at 1 o clock pm to nominate candidates for County Treasurer Auditor Sheriff School Superintendent Surveyor and Coroner. Townships receive representation based on a delegate per township and one per 20 votes or fraction over ten cast for Secretary of State in 1880.
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Plymouth County
LeMars
Tailor W Held Proclaims New Quality and Prices
Mr. W Held, longtime LeMars tailor, announces readiness to serve customers with improved goods and lower prices. A fine line of clothes from eastern markets arrives and will be tailored by first class workmen to satisfy patrons.
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Mercchant
IV. Held
LeMars
Wms Hern
Bunt Brothers
LeMans
Iowa
Pheetons
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