On Approved Security When Conditions Warrant It
On approved security when ever conditions warrant it. Preference, of course, being bean to our regular deposi- TOFS.
04 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1905
Page
1
On approved security when ever conditions warrant it. Preference, of course, being bean to our regular deposi- TOFS.
Miss Dora Durband is still very ill. Rev Jones closed a series of meetings at the Evansville church. Gerd Aleria visits his sister Mrs John Westhoff. Henry Luftwig and son called on Monday in HA. Many items about local people, sales, and school closures amid sickness. saloons closing at 10 pm. numerous visits and social events in LeMars and surrounding towns.
Special correspondence reports residents at work and travel. Will Cowell sawing wood for Mr Oleson. Riley Coswell visiting Sioux township. Miss Florence Luchsinger in Sioux City. Mrs Rasmusser improving after illness. Jacob Closner and Will Rusk played music for a dance near Milnerville. R E Baker drove fat cattle to Sioux City and stayed with C Closner. W Nason home after corn shredding. T W Walsh busy with fence and stock. George Rusk and Charles Hall shelling corn. John Johnson transacted business in Sioux City last Saturday. many residents traveled to Sioux City for work and to view ruins from a fire.
Daniel Luthsinger hauled corn to Mrs. Wobnson last Thursday and Friday. Miss Kneebone of Flandreau, 8. D. is visiting under the name of William Bowder at present.
Special Correspondence to the Globe Post lists Miss Like Rhoot visiting her brother in Leary Geo Noble and family in Sioux City. Geo Hollenbeck on business in Sioux City. Snyder Bros shipped a car of fat cattle to Sioux City market. Lee Waters bought a lot west of Mrs H Winter and plans a new house. Linscott family returned from Ohio. BF Bogenkler left for Silver Plume Colo for mining, gone about ten days. L B Seavey family visited relatives in Sioux City. M A Bancroft was a business caller in Sioux City. Arthur Olsen, formerly a dray man at the tower, now in Manson after a weekend in Hinton. Hinton starts the new year with promise.
The Ladies of the Order of Eastern Stars hosted a New Year’s Day reception for Masons and friends in the Masonic hall. The hall featured holly, festoons, and rose shades, with music by Mrs. Spotta, Mrs. Zink, Mrs. Ray, and Miss Werthwein. Volunteers served refreshments as Past Patrons and Matrons, led by Mesdames Adamson Struble Sammis Bush and Treats, welcomed attendees, wishing many blessings for the year ahead.
In district court Judge Judza Lutchingen set aside a deal in the case John Bleyer vs. A F Ludwig, finding fraud and reception harmed the plaintiff. Heyer will regain possession of the Brunswick hotel within two months, Ludwig keeps hotel rental, and Ladwig pays costs. Heyer's attorneys were Martin & Martin, Ladwig's Sammis & Bradley. Ladwig plans to appeal. Other motions and arguments were heard or taken under advisement in related cases. Little colds advertised remedies follow.
Mrs Peter Sheeren of a Le Mars area home, northwest of town, died Friday night after a rapid pneumonia onset. Born March 2, 1858 in Bureau County Illinois, she married Peter Sheeren in 1887 and moved to Plymouth County the same year. Survived by husband and four children James, Larre, Josephine, John, plus four brothers and three sisters in Illinois. Funeral at St James church conducted by Rev Father O Farrell. Numerous local residents noted her Christian character and community presence.
John Carel of Lincoln township died December 28 at 6 p m after a two year lung illness. Born in Grant county Wisconsin about 44 years ago he settled in Lincoln township in 1882. He married Catherine Britt in 1888 and they had six children four living. Survived by his mother and several siblings. Funeral at St Joseph's Nep tune with Rev Tierney officiating. Pallbearers named. He was a devout Catholic and died fortified by church rites.
Dr. R H Somer dies after a severe pneumonia attack despite care from nurses Miss O Keefe Huelzman and consultations with Dr Murphy of Sioux City and Dr Clarke. Parents in Toronto Canada were en route. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
The piece cites Millard on Liaoyang showing Russians entering battle with 120 rounds each and some regiments depleting to 800 or more per man. It notes total ammo per infantry man around 422 and per gun 475 for field artillery, with overall heavy mobilization straining supply depots. It claims more ammunition was used in a single Manchurian day than in the Spanish-American War.
Japanese dispatch reports Port Arthur capitulation talks after a flag of truce. General Stoessel accepted terms as Nogi appointed commissioner and would meet at Shuishiying noon to sign a capitulation without ratification. Japan predicts liberal terms and possible parole for the garrison. Siege lasted about ten months with heavy casualties and vast costs.
Mrs. James Nolan, a young bride of only weeks, died at her in laws seven miles northwest of Struble from heart failure. Coroner Beely listed death as natural. funeral held at Struble Church with Father MoW officiating. Survived by husband, parents Mr and Mrs Henry McGrain, two brothers John and Frank, and sister Mrs Rose Barrett.
Geo L Drummond transfers to Ida Schippers with a November 41898 date and December 3104 filing for a $1 lot in LeMars. Louis N Miller to John Pageler with October 1004 date and December 3164 filing for a $75 property lot 24 25 and 2 cents in block 13 Young and Corkerys add LeMars. JT Victor executor to Nic Origer dated Sept 104 with December 3004 filing for $92 500 lot 13 block 1 Remsen. Pater H Raun to Mathias Raun dated Dec 29 04 and December 80 04 filing for $1 200 14 9. Feter H Raun to Rasmus Ju dated Dec 29 04 filed Dec 30 04 for $3 000 8 13 93 43 Iowa R R Land Co to Alice Smith dated Dec 23 04 filed Dec 30 08 for $876.10 19 block 14 Kingsley. Lizzie Moist to Isaac Molat dated Dec 28 04 filed Dec 80 03 31 lot 1 and block 15 Frosts Add Merrill.
In a remote area a dangerous accident led to injuries and wounds. The text mentions Buckien's Arnica Salve as a remedy, with garth and a price detail of .269-a Dien Vadr.
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