Baldes Convicted of Second Degree Murder in Orange City
In Sioux County Court at Orange City Math Baldes was found guilty of murder in the second degree for the beating of his wife on October 12. The verdict followed Wednesday’s trial with deliberations and instructions, and sentencing is set for the following Thursday. Community reaction lauded the speedy trial and the judgment as fitting punishment.
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Math Balles
Sioux County
Orange City
Gree
Baldes
Barron Promoted to Higher Charge in Sioux City Diocese
Rev. Father James Patrick Barron, long serving in Iowa parishes, is promoted to dean and rector duties at St. Patrick's in Sheldon, replacing the Cherok ee pastor. Born in Providence RI, he was ordained in 1880 and has spent most of his ministry across Woodbury Monona Plymouth and Cherokee counties. He organized parishes and built church facilities in Danbury and Neptune and is noted as a trusted, capable leader within the Diocese of Sioux City. The move elevates him to a prominent role with the Sioux City diocese authorities.
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James Patrick Barron
Philip Sseph
Girrizao
Sjonx City
Tracy
St. Patrick'sichurch
Sheldon
Lowa
Cherokee
Aloa
Towa
Barron
Providence
Rhode, Island
Holy Cross College
Niagara University
Newry
Dubuque
Danbury
Fyvals
Onawa
Anthon
Sioux Uni & Pacific
North Westurn
Bhone
Ah Wiebup
Ailces
Duque
LeMars
Iowa
Horvhwich
Ehuieb
Atone
Beiek
Ss D. Saunders
Boone, Laws
Mather Barron
Sharon
Sheirman
Youusmaes
Gerne
Gospel Mission to Hold Salvation Services in Sioux City
Gospel Mission Services led by H. H. Booker, a railroad man from Sioux City, will conduct services at Gospel Mission on Hagle Street this weekend with Saturday night, Sunday afternoon, and Sunday night sessions. Booker's sermons aim to offer food for reflection and invite broad attendance amid a program featuring Joe Lerkins as a strong comic draw.
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H. H. Booker
Sioux City
Gospel Mission
Hagle Street
District Court Reports Delays and Domestic Divorces
Petit jurors appeared for the term but a defense attorney missed the train from Sioux City. The case state v James Stewart was delayed as missing key witnesses halted trials. Three divorces were granted on Tuesday and Wednesday including Bugbee, Senaley Beasley, and Hansen for desertion drunkenness adultery. Probate matters consumed Wednesday morning and the court adjourned for Thanksgiving. A railroad case F L Sauter and J B Perry v Illinois Central was heard Friday. Uncle Josh Perkins comedy by Lan. Parker received a qualifying reception alongside Suore Acres and Old Homestead success.
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James Stewart
Sullivan
Sioux City
Stewart
Gertrude Stewart
Hiram Bugbee
Sarah Bugbee
M. Roseberry
Cora Senaley
Kingsley
Louis Beasley
Christina Hansen
Frank Hansen
F L Sauter
J.B. Perry
Ninois Central Railroad
Josh Perkins
Lan
Parker
Witness Spirited Absence Delays Stewart Trial
County Attorney Struble, aided by Sioux City law enforcement, searched for May Stewart, a key witness in James Stewart’s criminal assault case. May vanished at Le Mars depot after Laura Stewart escorted her to the train. trial postponed to next Wednesday. Mother and sister remain wary, suspecting efforts to obstruct justice. Also reported: Chas Utech allegedly assaulted by Joe Pickus over nine geese. hearing set for Saturday, December 9, with McDuffie & Keenan as Pickus's attorneys.
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Struble
Sioux City
May Stewart
James Stewart
Stewart
Richland
Bronx City
Crescent Park
Laura
May
le Mara
le Mars
Joe Pickus
Hanford Produce Company
Chas
Utes
LeMars
Justice Jones
Otesch
Fred Arendt
Picgus
Utech
Arendt
McDuffle & Keenan
Pickus
Miss Karen Henricksen Weds MeGuy Rames in County Home
Miss Karen Marie Henricksen popular county teacher married MeGuy N Rames pothans of Sioux City at her parents home on Washington Street. Rev W G Moore of First Presbyterian officiated. They will reside with groom on Prospect Hill, plan future in Sioux City. Bride born in LeMars educated locally, graduated 1894 and taught two terms. Groom works at R Phillip store and owns a fine county farm. In law Mr and Mrs J N Kissinger Were guests. Many costly and useful presents given.
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Karen Marie Henricksen
MeGuy N. Rames Pothans
Sioux City
Henry Henricksen
Washington Street
W. G. Moore
First Presbyterian Church
Prospect Hill
Phillip
J. .N. Kissinger
Washta
Inaugurated Big Sale Opens Despite Weather
The CG Grant & Co store opened its ten day sale on Wednesday with heavy customer turnout despite cold snow and a blizzard. Forty to fifty clerks stayed busy from morning to late night as bargains drew in many locals though country participation was limited by extreme weather. The doors closed early Thursday for a holiday, and the sale will run ten days with extensive transfer of goods from shelves to homes in nearby counties.
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CG. W. Grant & Co
Henry Brothers Hog Sale At Morning Side Farm
Henry Brothers stage a Monday sale at Morning Side farm on December 4 offering thirty top sire hogs and twenty fine sons. The herd has won multiple prizes at Interstate fair Sioux City against state fair champions from Nebraska, Dakota, Minnesota, and Iowa. Buyers from the northwest are expected as the sale proceeds in warm tents with conveyances available from the depot and a free lunch at noon.
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Henry Brothers
Heary Brothers
Sioux City
Nebraska
Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Luis
Plymouth County
Marriage of Joseph Lampert and Theresa Schlesser at St Joseph Struble
On Tuesday November 28 at St Joseph's church Struble the marriage united Joseph Lampert of Remsen township and Theresa Schlesser of Nigin township with Rev McNally officiating. The couple, attended by Susie Schlesser and Henry Lampert, received guests at a reception at the Schlesser home before beginning housekeeping on the groom's Remsen farm. Attending from LeMara were Mrs John Hentges and Miss Hentges, Mr and Mrs Otto G Berner, and the Erdman family.
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St. Joseph's Church
Struble
Joseph Lampert
Remsen Township
Theresa Schlesser
Nigin Township
Father McNally
Susie Schlesser
Henry Lampert
Schlesser
Anton Lampert
Nic Schlesser
Thanksgiving travelers and visitors in local towns
Numerous residents and guests from Akron Le Mars Storm Lake Sioux City and other towns visited friends and relatives in the area over Thanksgiving. People named include John Huber Miss Elizabeth Sarturi J A Huxtable J Loy and Mrs J J Kale among others with trips to Sioux City Marcus Marcus and Alton.
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M. Bogen
Akron
J. A. Raven
Hinton
N.A. Draper
Alton
Marie Frazer
Storm Lake
George Frederes
Struble
LeMars
Ethel Davis
Ireton
G. G. Davis
Elizabeth Sarturi
Sioux City
Jonn A. Huxtable
Sidney Hicks
Eina
Nelson
W.S
Freeman
Alta Freeman
Marcus
Minnley-Palin
Lena Huber
John Ivy
M&s
Minnie D. Ivy
G. P. Osborne
A. P
Cramer
Micnie D. Ivey
Ackley
le Mars
Bee Spot
John Loy
Hagle Street
J. H. Strable
Helen
Jeanette Halpin
Arendt
K. EB. Hoxtable
Vida Stewart
Margaret Michell
Hartley
Mias Kytten Potter
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A. Berner & CO
Main Street
Jewelers
Opticians
le Mars, Lowa
YJ Clothing DO Company
Keeall
The
Dow Clothing Company
Soux City
LeMars, Iowa
Math Baldes
Bighop, Garrigan
Pramstes
Cherokee ‘Catholic ‘Church
Plano
Londenstager
Phaenic Lorence
Mervale Sintiey
Becitie
Gleviaud Murray
Fred Mueller Payen
Pape Raemma Dolyles
Cc Daictawwree
Fred ‘Mueller
Aeeaelee
Bernice Laux
Wallace
Wernl Parr
Miles Standish
Miley Standish
Emma Koenig
Villas Bradiga
Ayien
Alden
Prisattia
Ana Frise Sila
Yao
Wales Dabb
Laura Miler
Gospel Mission Services
Joe Lerkins
Douda
Abuad
District Court
Henry
Schlesser-Lampert
John Huber
Misses Sundow
H.W. van Sickle
Remsen
Will Love
H. Carey
Walnut
Agnes Sartori
Margaret Struble
Hattie Messelheiser
Taursday
A. I. Badman
J. J. Kale
Biks
Cornat
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