Funeral of Mrs. Emil Orban in Sioux City church
The funeral of Mrs. Emil Orban, born Maury Gasper in Luxembourg on July 14, 1859, was held at St Catherine's church in Oyers. Survived by husband Tamil Orban and six children, the service included a solemn requiem and a long procession to the cemetery, with many relatives from nearby towns attending.
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Emil’ Orban
Sioux City
Renisen
Feuerstein
Maury Gasper
Zettischeno
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Sheddore Gasper
America
Perry Creek
Tamil Orban
Leanihan
Sioux
Fort Dodge
Ovens
Joseph
Barney
Mary
Alphone
Katie
Nicholas
Aittle
Orban
Theodore Gasper
Frank Kitter
White Abe
Fr. Scheitler
Mredonia
Katherine Hanseh
Granville
Margarit Linas
Liberty Township
Barney, Gasper
Streater
Iselypty
Ape
White Lake
Math Worth
Jacob Fiedler
John Majeres
Frank Majeres
Peter Lauters
Magnus Schnepf
M. Myers
Dyersville
Jacob Rossler
Worthington
Iowa
August Muecke
Lincoln Townsip
Les Mars Ou
Wig
Will A. Duus
Storm Lake
W. Grant
Minnesota
Robert McKay
Winnipeg
Canada
LeMars
Jéssie Campbell
Omaha
Jessie van
Mrs Bailey Delivers Temperance Lectures Across Town
Mrs G B Bailey eminent lecturer of the Nations Christian temperance union drew a large crowd at the Methodist church on Thursday evening. She spoke at Western Union college at 10 am and again at 3 pm, later meeting Mrs W T McGrew. A crowded Presbyterian church heard her Friday evening.
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Christian ‘Temperance Union
Temperance Cause
A Fearful Fate and Cure for Piles
A Masonville Indiana man writes of suffering with blind bleeding itching and protruding piles. He credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best cure and notes its availability at P Diehl druggist for 250.
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Harry Coulson
Masonville
P. Diehl
Le Mars Hospital Transfer and Renovations Begin
Miss Smith and WMuleahay take charge of Le City hospital with furniture and equipment ready for patients. Interior changes include basement moves, new doors for private patient rooms, roof repairs, and interior repainting to minimize disruption. Local physicians contributed to operating room equipment and billings. Mrs Lena Van Donsyr leases Martin & Irain cottage until possession of a new home. Bowling tournament at Black's alley yields results. a city incident injures farmer Joseph Graham in a penny-knife altercation near the Oriole saloon.
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Smith
Wmuleahay
le City Hospital
Te Hospital
LeMars Physitos
Muhhay
Lena van Donsyr
Cif Hospital
Martin & Irain
Broadway
DeWitt's Marly Risers Ad and Golf Club Tea
An old advert touts DeWitt's Marly Risers as a cure for constipation headaches and biliousness promising rising energy for adults. A Thursday golf club event drew many spectators with Dabb photographing the games while Mrs C A Werni and Ciwore led tea service.
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DeWitt
Ciler
Dabb
C. A. Werni
Ciwore
Indicted Krause brothers face land fencing trial begin
In Alliance area near Omaha on June 1 the Krause brothers Harmon and John go to trial in federal court. United States District Attorney Baxter and Bush lead the prosecution with defense by Noleman and Barber. An early motion to quash the indictment is denied except for minor counts. About 7500 acres of public land northeast of Alliance at stake.
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Omaha
United States Charier Court
United States
Baxter
Bush
BR. C. Noleman
C. C. Barber
Alliance
Krause Brothers
Harmon
John
Krause
Munger
Defense resumes its work in Dennison case
Red Oak Iowa June 1 defense in the Dennison case presses to impeach Shercliffe testimony deputy Gerry of Douglas county testifies he and Wetmore spoke with Shercliffe in Des Moines Iowa hotel and Shercliffe urged a plan to stage a hold up of the Club Federation or Dennison the scheme called for Shercliffe to vanish and Sherry to produce him for 6000 dollars if Dennison produced funds Shercliffe was to be unfindable Sheriff Coulthard and deputy Wilson testify Shercliffe said he had taken the Pollock diamonds to Omaha
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Red Oak
Dennison
Shercliffe
Jov Gerry
Douglas County
Wetmore
Coulthard
O. D. Wilson
Omaha
Treasury Etiquette Guide For Government Correspondence
The Treasury Department issued an official pamphlet in New York detailing how to address high officials and conduct formal letters. It includes spelling and grammar rules, paper folding, and envelope placement, with official signatures and forms for addressing The President The Speaker The President of the Senate The Chairman of the Appropriations Committee and The Secretary of the Treasury.
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Treasury Decisions
Treasury Department
Department
New York
Leslie. M
Shin
New York Times
Shaw
Shaw de Alrés
House of Representatives
Senate
Committee On
United States Senata
Secretary of the Treasury
Diamond Embedded Saws Attract Quarries In Bedford
An Indianapolis company completed a giant eight foot diameter saw with a Bragilan diamond embedded in each of 200 teeth. The device weighs about 1000 pounds and will cut Indian limestone in Bedford. Two replicas under construction raise total projected cost to 10,000. Meanwhile an editorial notes divisions within the Republican party over the Dingley act and brewing interests. The piece combines a technical prototype report with a political appraisal.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bedford
Baltimore News
Independent
Beleve
New England
Direct primaries favored for selecting senators debated
The Boise Statesman adopts the view that direct election by the people is desired but unlikely. It suggests primaries could allow candidates for senator ships to present their claims to voters, aligning party decrees with direct voter input. The piece notes the senate’s resistance to national amendments but sees primaries as a workable compromise.
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United States
Boise
Ida
Rep
Senate
Judge Gaynor Holds Court Sessions This Week
Judge Gaynor held court on Wednesday and Thursday with several rulings. A motion for a new trial in Raber vs Hinds was overruled. a verdict of $75 stood against Hinds for damages when his automobile allegedly tore a toran away from Raber’s buggy. The case will be appealed.
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Gaynor
Raber
Hinds
Henry Slamman
Rewson
Cherokee
Sherif Arendt
P. F. Dalton
Milwaukee Mechanics
Dalton
Queen
Western
Toronto
Agricultural
N. Y
German
Germania
Providence
Western Underwriters
Westchester
United States
C. A. Parker
Des Moines
C. C. Wrights
Omaha
Zink & Rosebarry
Martin & Martin and
McAuliie & Keenan
LeMars School Board
LeMars Water & Light Company
the Water Company
Executrix's Notice for Daniel Tuetiv Estate
Nothers hereby serves notice in Plymouth County Iowa that on May 1 1905 the executrix Mary L Tepfery of the estate of Daniel Tuetiv deceased requests all creditors to pay debts to the undersigned and those having claims to present them legally authenticated to the district court for allowance.
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Plymouth County
Jovi
Hid
Dessisad
Aunhee
Acorn Rebekah Lodge Degrée Work Meeting Promoted
The Acorn Rebekah lodge hosts degree work on Tuesday evening June 6 at the lodge hall. The Congregational church ladies aid plan a session with Mrs W McGrew on Tuesday afternoon at a rock. Mr J R Street and Mrs Geo Toppings assist. This is the next to last meeting before summer vacation. all are urged to attend.
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Acorn Rebekah Lodge
IshBenid Ostia
Seo’y
The
Congregational Church
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Red ‘Cross Drug Store
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Lowa
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Union Civery Barn
Electioneer
Blanche Allerton
Allerton
Fred Evans & Co's Jewelry
Main Street
A. M. Duus & Co
Struble & Struble
Emil. Orban
Black
Black’s Alley
Joseph Graham
Perry Craek Valley
Graham
James Mig
Foltis
Tning
Kla Ont
John Kinaball
Manning
City
Black Sr
R. Henry
Black, Jr
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Asma
Kundert Hib
Bibel
V. Weber
H. Groves
R. Black
IV. Weber
Krause Grothers’ Gase
Defense
Treasury
Hugh State
Kern
LéMars
H. N. Kern
Me. O. Carey
Sheriff Arendt
Bowlin Green
Jerry Steinrod
Steinrod
Bowling Green
Arendt
George E. Pew
St. Paul
Henry Neumann
J. D. Laud
Parker
S. D
C. C. Bradley
3Iaus City
Weidauer
Visi
Pomeroy Iowan
Miss Randall
Sibley
LeMuars
Lulu Brown
J.A. Sayer
Strube
Jeff Carpenter
Bonesteel
Grant Musser
James
Mat Kuborn
Akton
Albert Traeder
Atending College
Ed. Durband
Struble
B. Keefe
Ida Lamberty
Cedar Falls
Lome
Harold, Nellsén
Malingapolis
Hame
Kingsley
Chas, Burke
Fred Meyerg
Postville
Misa Clara Dale
Newell
Roy and
Mertill ‘Perguson
South Dakota
Mary Embach
Mary Null
Chica
Wesler
Cherokedé
John Wagner
Balyton,Minn
Peter Winer
Daaushtter
Lizzie Keeffer
Wilte Lake
S.D
le Wars
Nic Neg
Barney Kramer
A. R
Christine Juhl
Valparaiso, Neb
Eve
Burton
Eisenbecker
Adamson
Reynolds
Osburn
Dxitel Lée Mirs
Mary L. Tepfry
I Xeautris
Star Livery
North Main St
C. L. Pinney
First National Bank
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