Local Merrill ball game ahead and council meeting planned
Sunday ball game in Merrill is urged not to be overlooked while the city council schedules its regular session for next Tuesday evening. Decoration day observances closed stores and offices in LeMars. Miss Nellie M. Healy and Mike J. Kelizaan wed in LeMars with Justice C. H. Jones officiating. John G. Nemmers buys two lots on Franklin and Fifth to build a modern cottage this season. Albert Bauman residents near Struble breaks collar bone while horse riding. He also sprains his back and sustains bruises. Pinesalve Carbолized advertised as a treatment for bites and burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Nemmers
Frank Nushel
Franklin and
Fifth Streets
Albert Bauman
Struble
Local notices and social items from LeMars paper
Miss Tthel Peck prepares for fall teaching term at Liberty township. White Sox head to Merril for a Sunday game with LeMars attendance expected. Dudes Little Liver Pills advertise relief for headache and constipation. Court adjourns then resumes Geary divorce case next week. Presbyterian Ladies Aid and Sonola Society host next Tuesday at Mrs. Schindel’s, with Mrs. Eastman and Mrs. Hoag assisting. Mrs. Carl Eppling relocates from Toledo, with son Jobo Schieferstein taking work at Redman barber shop. Pineules touted for kidney and bladder relief with a 30 day trial and money back guarantee. Sold by Spotts & Post.
Street Grocery Co offers fresh produce and bargains
The Street Grocery Co advertises green fruits and vegetables and bargains on items like choice hens for next Tuesday. Local notices mention county board meetings in June, obituaries, club meetings, and marriage licenses. Also see ads for coffee, a breakfast drink, and a pile remedy product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Alexander
County Board of Supervisors
LeMars Eagle Fraternal Dance at Eagles Hall Weeknight
LeMars Aerle and Collins Bros orchestra host a pleasant dance at the Eagles hall on Thursday evening. The Women's Missionary Society of First Methodist plans a June 4 event with Miss Jeanie Walker. Mrs Higday leads the afternoon. Mrs George Arnold Smith travels to Minneapolis after her mother's death. funeral held Tuesday. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup advertised for coughs colds hoarseness and croup. Kumagz arrives with Rev Kumaz and will stay in the county a year for Baptist mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars Aerle
Order of Eagles
Collins Bros. Orchestra
Perelen Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
George Arnold Smith
Minneapolis
Sports & Post
Kumagz
LeMars
Lawrence Lemon
Kumasz
Office move and community notices in LeMars
Theodore Lova moved his office Friday to rooms formerly occupied by Dr Kueny above Dienl drug store. LeMars Gun club held a very successful shoot on Thursday with visiting shooters joining the event. Pincules for kidneys promised relief for rheumatism and urinary troubles with guaranteed satisfaction, sold by Sports & The Mammen band praised for music quality during Decoration day events. Mrs Paul Roberts broke her ankle when she fell getting out of a wagon Thursday afternoon. Dr J L Reeves attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedore Lova
First National Bank
Dr. Kueny
Dienl
LeMars
Sports & Post
Mammen
LiaMars
Paul Roberts
J. L. Reeves
New Scale Refitting Offered By Y W Hickman
Advertisement for selling a new scale and overhaul of old ore with a steel frame at reasonable prices. Includes invitation to visit or mail for details from Y W Hickman.
Ladies Aid Meeting at Congregational Church Tuesday
The Ladies Aid and Social society of the Congregational church will meet Tuesday afternoon next with Mrs. J. Redmond assisted by Mrs. Henry Lier-inger and Mrs. G. W. Peck. A large attendance is desired at this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid and Social Society of the Congregational Church
J. @. Redmond
Henry Lier- Inger
G. W. Peck
LeMars Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
A flurry of visits and trips moves through LeMars and nearby towns. Just Personal G A Gottech to Peterson on Thursday while J P Kellter of Remsen visited LeMars. Ben Clagg tours Dakota wool buyers this week and Mrs Nolan of Fort Dodge spentTuesday with Mrs H G C Dunhan. Jessie Felsal of Odebolt visits LeMars as guest of friends. Mrs Wa Wickman of Waterloo joins her aunt Mrs O H Kehber g. John Tritz of Parker S D visits LeMars guest of friends. Paul Nuébel and Mrs Albrook of Alden IA stay with sister Mrs N L Greer. Henry Johnson of Sterling IL on weeklong relatives visit in LeMars. Grover Bechtle home from Ames for summer. Leo Symms of Sioux Falls over and back with parents. Mrs C P Woodard and Miss Winnie Woodard visiting Blunt SD. Mr and Mrs Harry Cannon of Sioux City visit Decoration Day with Dr and Mrs Kinyd Clarke. Mrs Burbert Rhynsberger of Orange City over Thursday in LeMars with relatives. Mrs I J McDuifie visiting several weeks with daughters at Logansnd New Hartford and Jefferson. John McDougall formerly of LeMars now Ogden IA visiting his mother Annie Melanger and brothers James and Alex McDougall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Clagg
Dakota
Mrs. Albrook
Alden
N. L. Greer
Henry Johnson
Sterling, Ill
LeMars
Grover Bechtle
Ames
Leo Symms
Sioux Falls
T. H. Symms
C. P. Woodard
Winnifred Woodard
Blunt
Harry Cannon
Sioux City
Klnyd Clarke
Burbert Rhynsberger
Orange City
Senior Class Day Exercises Held At Assembly Room
A Tuesday evening class day program in the assembly room featured speeches poems songs and a chandelier gift from the class of 1907 to the high school. Attendees wore green and white colors and the motto Deeds not Words hung prominently as graduates reflected on departing from classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lsten
Benter
Walter Fissedolo
Edwina Briggs
Karl Bowers
Lillian Hawke
Anna Marcue
Oliver Bray
Voi
Clara Duus
Allen Moore Salo
Rose Sartor
Rose Sartori
Mae Schneider
Elizabeth Sartori
Nellie Farnham
Jeanenese
Herbert Adler
Dupidad
Fawnee
Extermination Claim on Rodents and Farm Losses
A department of agriculture statement cites the brown rat as the worst pest and warns that one cow, horse, sheep, or hog supports a rat on grain. It estimates cereals losses at 100 million dollars annually and outlines rapid rat multiplication across generations to alarming numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
United States
King Haakon Maud visit marred by near plunge into lake
Paris May 30 an alarming accident during the Norwegian royal visit to Versailles. Queen Maud and King Haakon rode in a landau with President and Mme Falklieres and General Michel. Four horses drew the carriage across a bridge over Lake Marie Antoinette when the horses plunged into the water. Three animals fell in. Dragoons rescued the animals and one was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Haakon
Queen Maud
Norway
Versailles
Mme
Falklieres
Falkeren
General Michel
Lake Marie Antoinette
Michel
Swatow Revolt Proclamation Targets Government
Swatow China May 30 A proclamation by the Swatwan Revolution ary society says the uprising targets the government not foreigners or ordinary Chinese. It aims to attack and burn every house and to executions of officials in an effort to overthrow the government. Missions except the German at Lien Chow remain unmolested as missionaries flee to Swatow for refuge. Local officials report they are urging Canton to dispatch gunboats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swatow
China
Swatvan Revolutionary Society
Lien Chow
Canton
The Madrigal Origins and Form Explored
The madrigal is an elaborate vocal composition in three to six parts sung in chorus. It disperses melody across voices in a conversation like 16th and 17th century music and has no accompaniment. Origin debated though English in use, likely from the Netherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Circle Magazine
A Very Practical Christian on His Iowa Farm
An old Iowa farmer who never refused shelter to travelers defends his approach as practical Christianity by locking up the hoboes pants at night to prevent robberies. Friends warned of danger, but the man insists his faith requires prudent safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Poll Parrot as a Game Bird
Arthur D. Temple recalls a Field and Stream remark about parrot as a table delicacy. He notes a failed first attempt at cooking a young parrot, describing hours of boiling and a rubber boot like texture, doubt about edibility, and a cautionary tasting note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Temple
Letter Excerpt from Randolph to Brockenbrough
A fragment from John Randolph of Roanoke to Dr. John Brockenbrough discusses avoiding crime while seeking wealth. The text critiques how a large payoff could distract the public from the offense and affect dignity, reflecting historical rhetoric on integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
John Randolph
Roanoke
John Brockenbrough
A Fighting State and Its Endless Fights
A brisk sketch notes how Kansas history is defined by constant conflict across Indian wars, outlaw clashes, gambling disputes, town-site battles, and political fights, making the state unusually combative for its size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
West
Outing, Magazine
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E. H. Carey Jeweler
Optician
LE Mars
LoMars Markels
Smmaeeenane
Merrill
Nellie M. Healy
Mike J. Kelizaan
Utica S. C
Justice C. H. Jones
Spotts & Post
Mik’s
Mrs, Goold
Tthel Peck
Liberty Township
White Sox
Merril
Spotts & Poat
Geary
Ladies Alid Society
Sonola Society
the Presbyterian Church
P. P. Schindel
E. Eastman
Hoag
Carl Eppling
Toledo
Ohio
Court Street
Elk’s Club
Jobo Schieferstein
Redman
the Street Grocery CO
Green Fruits
The
Street Grocery Company
Jobo Beely
Phil Boland
A. C. Club
Rt. I. Jones
C. Berg
T.t. B. Club
Sue Schreider
Marcus
M. J. Kallman
Nettie M. Haley
Hail Hoss
Mabel Hammond
Robert Grosenheider
Meta Paveler
Frank Nuebel
John Strang
Chas, Boyles
Wmn
Dobbert
Linden
J. BR. Svreer Groovy Co
Acorn Rebekah Lodge
Sp. m. Lerrin Hinlery
Seo’y
Kenneth Cunningham
W.1. Moore
White Lake
Powers That Be
Usberville
Stephen Strong
Hawarden
Opera House
Alice Burke
AT. Freeman’s
the “Continental” of
New York
Theo. Love
Y.w. Hickman
Lemaars
Spotita & Post
Peter Richter
Columbia Insurance Company
Richter
Duus
Lawrence Payne
Family Theatre
Lawrence
Standard Odl CO. Incorporated
G. A. Gottech
Peterson
J. P. Kellter of
Remsen
John Tritz
Parker 8
I. J. McDuifie
Logansnd
New Hartford
Jefferson
John McDougall
Ogden
Annie Melanger
James
Alex McDougall
National Lead
Clark Ave
Zoth Bt
St. Louis
Maud
Texas
Panhandle
LeMara
Jina
Plymouth County
H. D
BROWN
Sioux City, Lower
Peter Tentinger
Panhandle Realty Co
Canyon City
Globe-Post
John Bogen
Prop
Jom Pei
Washington
Dubuque
G. AN. R
Department of Iowa
Grand Arm
the Republic
Dilinois Centr
Pra Boon
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