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Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1906

Page

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Minister Adolph Bogen to Leave for Lansing Duties

The Reverend Adolph Bogen will depart Monday for Lansing with his family to assume duties as pastor of the Evangelical association. He was appointed by the conference at Fort Dodge. Bouen, longtime bookkeeper at Kehr Berg-Schneider Co., will keep her job. The family has made warm friends in LeMars where Bogen has served three years in an exceptional position.

Lansing Adolph Bogen Evangelical Association Conference of Fort-Dodgy Migs. Bouen Kehr‘berg-Schneider Co LeMars John Bogen DU Ars Mide Bogen LeMarsee Poattien

Death of a Well Known Resident At Unton on Sunday

Fragmentary obituary notes the death of a highly esteemed local resident, Mr. AB Smith. He had been ill for several months with consumption, and after a period of illness he died. The notice mentions Mrs. Herron and other local connections.

Smith Otto Mars Herron

Struble Speaks at Cherokee Cherokee So

April 14 special meeting in Cherokee despite cold weather drew a sizable crowd to hear Uncle Ike Struble advocate Geo D Perkins for governor. Mayor Burlingame presided as Sioux City trio and Maul Molyneux provided songs before Strubel delivered two hours of remarks on past records of Qummies and Piicing and their implications for state governance.

Struble Cherokee Cherokee County Uncle Ike Struble Geo D. Per Ike Strubel

Chage-Lister Theatre Co Promises Fresh Repertoire Nights

Manager Dalton of the opera house hooks the Chage Lister Theatre Co for a three night return engagement. They previously appeared in February to audience satisfaction and this run will feature plays and specialties from their cream of repertoire. The company is well regarded and urging patrons to attend soon.

Wilhelmi & Schliekelman Co Chage-Lister Theatre Co Dalton Opera House

For Sale Modern House on South Main Street

For sale. My residence on South Main Street, a comfortable, well arranged, modern house at a reasonable price. Those interested should view this property. Contact P. Thielman at 1319 Main Street, LeMars. April 14 to May 9. Sw.

South Main Street Vatz P. Thielman Main Atreet LeMara

Death of Samuel Brunskill Pioneer in LeMars

Samuel Brunskill died at his Eagle Street home in LeMars on a Friday evening from Brights disease after months of illness. He was born in 1826 in Yorkshire and came to America, first near Dubuque, then Le Mars, where he worked in stock farming and ran a butcher shop before retiring thirty years ago to invest in land. He leaves a wife Elizabeth and daughter Mrs. G. W. Hitchens, and funeral services were held under Masonic rites at the Methodist church with Rev. G. W. Pratt and members of Giblem Lodge in attendance.

Samuel Brunskill Eagle Street LeMars Bright Swatesvale Yorkshire England America Dubuque le Mais Elizabeth Philip Elk Grove Wis G. W. Hitchens Methodist Church Giblem Lodge G. W. Pratt P. FF. Dalton Perkins Thos Treat Thos. Adamson le Mirs W. J. Lawrence Merrill Atx Undec Geo Brunskill Simon Brunskill Hawarden David and Jobin Brunskill Matthew Metcalf Primghar

Arrest and Bail for Thirty Days in LeMars Nuisance

Claus Evers, an intolerable nuisance, was arrested after a three day debauch. Marshal Gannon and Mayor Linden intervened as Evers resisted, Hivers fell, Hoe fought to the wagon and while being placed in custody. He pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace, fined $100 and costs, then jailed for thirty days. Authorities tire of his parasitic antics.

Claus Evers LeMars Gannon Linden Hivers Hoe Knox

Sudden Death Affects LeMars Resident Peter Dunn

Peter Dunn of Marcus township died suddenly at his home on Thursday morning April 5 after a day of work and a quiet evening. Cause reported as cerebral rupture of an artery. Born 1849 in Washington township Dubuque county Iowa, son of John Dunn. Surviving are wife Mary Lynch Dunn and six children Frantz, John, Mat, Philip, Winnie and Maggie. others died in infancy. Relatives note his Catholic faith and charitable nature. cousin James Hughes attended the funeral.

Peter Dunn LeMars Marcus Township Washington Township Dubuque County Iowa John Dunn Mary Lynch Dubuque Plymouth County Frantz John Mat Philip Winnie Maggie James Hughes

Sauer's Cafs Proprietor Burned While Extinguishing House Fire

Julius Sauer of Sauer's cafes is laid off this week with two badly burned hands after he grasped burning curtains in a sleeping room to extinguish a fire. The blaze spread to his daughter's dresses and a wardrobe, burning the carpet and window casings before he stopped it. The fire likely started from a match near the window. Property loss is around $100 and insured.

Julius Sauer Sauer Cafs

Century-Old James Ceoghagen Dies in Sioux City Hospital

James Ceoghagen, a longtime Johnson township resident and native of Ireland, died Thursday in St. Joseph's hospital Sioux City at age 99 from a severe cold. He lived with his son near Hawarden before six years in care at Sisters of Mercy in Le Mars. Interment was in St. Joseph's cemetery beside his wife and son. his son Jack Ceogheran of Alcester attended.

James Ceoghagen John Baely Johnson Township St. Joseph’s Hospital Sioux City Hawarden Sisters of Mercy Ireland Dubuque County le Mars St. Joseph

Prairie club talk spurs Sioux City to Le Mars walk

About eighteen people expressed willingness to walk from Sioux City to Le Mars when conditions favored. Nine started Monday at 8 am from Munismin hotel, Dr. Brick joining and winning a waiver to Leeds. Finishers and timings listed, banquet for twenty five followed a pleasant club room evening.

Prairie Club Sioux City le Mars Munismin Hotel Dr. Brick Leeds Ivrank Wernl Prof C G. Miller F. H. Becker Chas A. Wernl

Perkins meeting draws 250 despite heavy rain in Akron

Akron Ohio April 13 Special 250 voters attended a Perkins meeting despite a heavy rainstorm. Speakers Isaac S Struble and P A Boland of LeMarg delivered strong addresses amid applause. Meeting interrupted by enthusiasm. weather hindered arrangement. Perkins sentiment in Akron noted.市

Akron Issac S. Struble P. A. Boland LeMarg

Stanton couple faces charges of mistreatment and abuse

Mrs. Schulz of Stanton township filed information against her husband Gus Schulz before Justice A A Al line on Monday charging him with mistreating and abusing her. A warrant was issued for his arrest Monday evening and Deputy Savon Sheriff brought him to LeMars. County Attorney Struble handled the state's interests. The hearing was set for Thursday afternoon April 19 at 2 o'clock.

Poisoned With Pickles In Leeds Family Sickens From Beef Link

Mr and Mrs Abe King and their two year old daughter living in Leeds and Mrs Barber of Akron fell ill Friday after eating pickles stored in a granite kettle. All recovered except Miss Barber. Later reports tied poisoning to beef consumed Friday. Mr and Mrs Oliver King of LeMars were alerted.

Mra Abe King Leeds

Killed by Lightning Near Remsen Iowa

The 21 year old son of farmer Anton Miller of Meadow township six miles northeast of Remsen was killed by lightning yesterday afternoon. While the father hauled oats, a wagon wheel stuck, and he sent the boy to help free the wagon. A bolt struck as the boy neared with the horses, killing him. the horses escaped harm.

Remsen Iowa Anton Miller Meadow Township

Property notice near LeMars Iowa for Mathew R Faber

The notice describes land in the southwest quarter of section 27 township 92 range 45 in Plymouth County located one and a half miles south of LeMars. It lists Mathew R Faber with an address in Sioux City Iowa and a filing date of April 4 with a note of apri4wtt likely indicating a tax or auction related action.

S. W Plymouth County LeMars Mathew R. Faber Sioux City Iowa

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