Plymouth County Institute closes after annual teachers session
The thirty third Plymouth county institute concludes tomorrow evening after a well attended year. Held in Western Union college classrooms the event features instructors County Superintendent Hise and educators from Yale Western Union and local high schools. A long list of attending teachers is presented with numerous names and affiliations among county educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County Institute
Western Union College
Hise
Hutton
L. H. Wright
I. J. McDuffle
Yale ‘University
Nettie Snido
Another Pioneer Gone Lucius Hastings Called to His Final Reward
Lucius Hastings of Plymouth county died Saturday night at his LaMars home after a ten month illness at age 70. Born March 8, 1836 in Deerfield Michigan, he lived on a Stan ton township farm and retired in 1895. He served briefly in Civil War era patriotic aims but was rejected for health. Survived by widow Harriet, daughter Mrs. M. Bixby, three grandchildren, a brother and two sisters. Funeral Monday at First Presbyterian church in LaMars with Rev. W G Moore officiating. pallbearers named social peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius Hastings
Plymouth County
Washington Street
LaMars
Stanton Township
Deerfield
Magg
Qoonowoc
Wis
Sage
Adams County
Monroe
Harriet B. Dunbar
M. Bixby
Horace Hastings
Kearney
Wneb
Webber
Ooonowoc
Sure Cure for Hog Cholera by Edmond Mulvehil
Edmond Mulvehil offers a guaranteed cure for hog cholera sold at four dollars per dose to treat up to sixty hogs. If the disease persists when used as directed and the hogs are not beyond saving, money is refunded. The address listed is Clark and Ninth Streets, LeMars, Iowa, with a July 14 to November 7 window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Mulvehil
Edmond Mulvenill
Clark
Ninth Sts
LeMars
Iowa
Daring midair feats headline SeMara show
SeMara this week hosts Granada and Milo with Fedora and Rajah the wire walking elephant at Parkers White City. They perform twice daily with a rising flame finale and rockets, drawing cheers as Granada balances on a chair on a thin wire. Manager Carnaby touts top quality and rivalry with White City Chicago, while local caucuses report strong, harmonious delegations and plans for the county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SeMara
Herr Granada
Milo
Fedora
Rajah
Parkers White City
Granada
Granad
Coryphee
Earth
Carnaby
Chicago
Darnaby
White City
Tals
Bagdad
Eagles Offer Low Excursion Rate to Milwaukee Meeting
Illinois Central announces a generous 38 percent off excursion fare to Milwaukee for Eagles national meeting August 4 to 6, with returns valid through August 15. Sioux City and nearby areas expect about 1,500 travelers to Chicago, as railroads accelerate discounts to capture Chicago business and provide sleepers and multiple train sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tllinois Central
Eagles
Milw Olive
Sioux City Tribune
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Chicago
Hagles
Milwaukee
Illaoia Qoentral
Uckets
God
Sioux City
Illinois Gentral
Tinals Central
Northwestern
Milwaukee Roads
Viola Marie Keck Infant Dies in Washta Home
Viola Marie Keck, infant daughter of Vernon V Keck, died at her grandparents W H Keck home on July 25 from lung trouble. She was 9 months 16 days old, one of triplets. her sister died May 2. Funeral held at home Thursday 10:30 a.m. conducted by Rev Urbino. burial Washta Cemetery beside mother and sister. Grandparents T S Bauer and Frank Bauer attended from Washta with Ione to comfort the bereaved father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Marie
Vernon V Keck
W. H. Keck
Viola
Urbino
Rvangelical Church
Washta
T. S. Bauer
Frank Bauer
Ione
Millie Karly Weds Harry Tittensir in Stanton Township
Miss Millie Karly and Mr. Harry Alfred Tittensir of London England united in marriage at a Stanton township home ceremony under a rose arch. Rev. G R Bisby officiated as Mrs Anna Bellaire led the wedding march. The couple plans a wedding tour to London and then likely residence in Omaha after his business in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Bisby
First Baptist Church
Norva Atter
Ed Early
Drs. Tittensir
London
Omaha
Gome
Real Estate Transfer to Bethany Church Trustees
Christoph Hahn transfers 1 acre to Trustees of Bethany Church of United Evangelical Church with date July 24 08 filed July 24 69501 acre, inse pe 25 91 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christoph Hahn
Bethay Cnurch
United Evangelical Church
Fort Dodge Club Guests Welcome in LeMars
Fort Dodge Commercial Club guests with the Fifty-six regiment band arrived in LeMars on Wednesday evening. More than two hundred visitors joined a parade along Main street and 175 supper guests were served at the Union. Senator J. P. Dolliver accompanied the party as they promoted business ties and enjoyed a concert by the band. The event featured hospitality from the Elks and Pratiris clubs and free acts at Parker’s White City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
J. P. Dolliver
LeMars
Main Street
Union
LeMara
Fifty-six Regiment
Sixth
Main
United States
Parker
White City
Th Elks Club
Pratiris Club
Head Split Open In Farm Separator Accident Near Mammen
George Frerichs seventeen died after a cream separator exploded while three brothers operated it at the farm two and a half miles west of Mammen. Henry was wounded near the heart and eye, Ernest injured, while two younger boys escaped. Dr. Richey treated the injured. funeral services followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frerichs
Mammen
J. B. Frerich
Geo
George
Henry
Ernest
Oth
Tus Iba
Richey
Death of Frank Etzel in LeMars Freight Accident
Frank Etzel, about 65, was killed when struck by an Omaha freight engine while working on a gravel crew near LeMars. He died within an hour after being taken to hospital. A Roman Catholic, he left a widow and nine children, with large farm and real estate holdings. Funeral services were at St Josephs church and drew many mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Etzel
Omaha
LeMars
Etzel
Carl Gilbert
Father Fenerstein
St. Josephs Church
Saxony
Germany
America
Michigan
Detroit
Plymouth
Tol
Merrill
Frank Miller
Fulton Street
Hve
Selday Morelog
Minneap olis G A R encampment rail excursion offer
A large Friday gathering at the German Lutheran church in Grant township references the G A R Minnesota encampment in Minneapolis August 13 18 19a6. The Illinois Central will sell Ye Mayes to Minneapolis excursion tickets August 11 14 at 6 10 with return by August 31 and extension to Sept 30 on deposit and 50 cent fee. Through sleepers leave LeMars 6 40 p m August 13 via Ft Dodge M and St L RR arrive Minneapolis 7 25 a m August 14. Reservations via B E Nichols Sioux City Iowa. Also a Congregational church choir practice Saturday 8 30 p m with Mr Rykert inviting Union chorus and other singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Minneapolis
Minn
Lllinois Central Railroad Company
Ye- Mays
LeMars
Via
Ft. Dodge
B. E. Nichols
Sioux City
Iowa
Congregational Church
Rykert
Union Chorus
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Eather Niebel
Mary Hopkins
O. J. Smith
Hamsh Burke
Tilign Mauer
Mary E. Strouse
Beulah Briggs
Lizzie P. Barry
Francis Hoffmann
Anna He, Miller
Dot.l. Earnest
Mary Cumiskey
Bridget Madden
Mande Sutherland
Loretta ‘Connolly
Bertha Bartels
Emeline Scribner
Edith M Harrington
Eisie Butterworth
Mabel Pinney
Ide Laimberty
Cora A. Crouch
Maud Wilson
Nettie McCoy
Ella, Burke
H.N. Blakeway
Mary McCarthy
Lizzie Gannon
Luella West
Dora Farchner
Anns Hines
Florence Manz
Sadie Gaynor
Agnes Conley
Ada Nitzchke
Minnie Vandermeer
Lula Kramer
Katherine Robertson
Viola McCoy
Nancy Murray
Kate McManaman
Margaret Hichorn
Sadie Hardacre
Mary Flaherty
Begsie L. Bray
Clara Dempsey
Lillian Manhaven
Rose Wenner
Trodel Grothans
Mina Newell
Mary Carel
Nellie Teager
Margaret Kennedy
Tilly Shean
Mary McCown
Edith Barber
Nora Roby
Pame Levins
Edith Drummond
Agnes Host
Bessie M. Hogg
Mollie Agnes Lulu M. Newell
Minoie Russell
Jennie Hass
Emma Atkinson
Cora Loutc
Mildred Schrooten
Edna Richey “‘Tallan Schafer
Gertrude Crow
Edith Crow
Alice Burke
Louise Geblen
Nuna Gooch
Frances Dee
Myrtle Saunders
Alice Leving
Margaret L. Foley
Lisle Ross
Margaret Mammen
Laura C. Brucher
Rose C. Galnor
Mabel A. Eberly, Add O'Brien
Marion H. Hinds
Anna Swearinger
McRoy Buchter
John G. Dea
Emily. L. Lamberty
Helen E. Struble
Ethyl Peak
Adeline Fierce
Cora Knudson
Stella Kimball
Alice Grier Alms Lilley
Katie Hoffmann
Margaret Hennell
Besate Robertson
Lara Reichmann
Lyda Kelley
Margaret Dalton Lucile March
Marie Wagner
Mary Hall
Blanche Grean Mas Kennedy
Florence Mauer
Mary E, Adney
Erwin W. Johns
Edith Douglas
Emma Douglas
Gertrude Vandermeer
Healadony
Lows
Odd Fellows Hall
Col
Fred Plagman
Waterloo
Peter Arendt
I. C. Hise
Id Toomarson
I.C. Ilse
J A. Sauer
M Kase
N. A. Drayper
Dana Hoffmann
John Arendt
Geo. M. Smith
Scott Ewers
Gav. H. Toppings
H. J. Linden
J. W. Harker
John Beely
George Streigel
J.J. McDuffie
James Kelley
O. L. Pinney
Frank Durgin
Chris Fissel
Tittensir
Pure Read Lane
Fort Dodge Commercial Club
Grant Township
White Sox
Athletic Park
P. m. Sharp
H. C. Dunham
Kingsbury, Potter, Beadell, Faulk and
Sully Counties
South Dakota
C. H. Jones
Main St. LeMars
LeMars, Iowa
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