Former Craig doctor Munson deaths linked to self harm
The Craig Independent notes the death by self-inflicted actions of Dr. H. O. Munson, 55, who practiced in Craig briefly before moving to Manley Nebraska. His body was found in his offices over a store building in Manley, with officials stating suicide is suspected but motive unknown. He had a son in Sioux City and a sister in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Independent
LL. C. Husby
Struble
Craig
Ing
Minnesota
Dad Schwartz
Preston
LeMars
Associated Press
United Press
KWUC
Western Union College
Manley
Neb
Sioux City Journal
Very Lkely
Nebraska
H. O. Munson
Munson
Manley Fom Julian
Sioux City
Omaha
George Rath
E. J. Rath
Madison
Henry
Brookings
C. B. Frerichs
S. D
August
Alcester
Herman Johnson
Oakdale
Chester Hanson
Vermillion
M. D
John Peduzzi
Italy
Peduzzi
New York
Ernest Schuldt
Mary Perebooom
George Hartley
Frank Null
Lucile
White, 8. D
Lon Milier
Helena
Mont
G. H. Null
Remsen
Wm. Zibell
Minnets
Wilhelm Family Returns From Winton Graduates Daughter
West Stanton reports Mr and Mrs Nic Wilhelm and daughter Miss Franc ia Wilhelm returned Saturday from Winton where they attended the graduation exercises of their daughter Miss Francis Wilhelm who accompanied them home for the summer vacation. Evelyn Danne hosted a miscellaneous shower for Milas Mabel Kress a June bride with about 35 guests. The Stanton WMSS was hosted at the home of Misses Lillian and Amanda Kehrberg with a lesson led by Mrs Seager of Mars assisted by several, followed by lunch. Dorothea Specker has been confined to bed with ear trouble this past week and cannot converse.
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West Stanton
Nic Wilhelm
Winton
Francia
Francis Wilhelm
Evelyn Danne
Milas Mabel Kress
Stanton W. M
Lillian
Amanda Kehrberg
Seager of
eMars
Oscar Hart
B. Pp. Lippke McKinley
Ray Berner
The Stenographers Nightmare in a Periodical Note
A humorous verse records a stenographer’s overconfidence and a misread letter. The narrator jokes about a new stenographer claiming 200 words a minute and flawless accuracy while recounting a miswritten reply to a freelance proposition. The piece alludes to legal issues with bootleg copying.
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Shea
Plowing Progress and Local Shoppers in Washington TWP
Farmers in Washington Township have finished plowing corn for the first time and began the second lap. Mrs Henry Jelken and daughters Florence and Clara Kruse were Le Mars shoppers Thursday. Mabel Bauerly is recovering from illness. Geo Miller of Ruble owns a pew Dodge sedan. Tick Harms helps his brother Herman with work. Meta Osterbuhr has returned home after helping Mrs Herman Harms. Gerxefbens plowing assistance provided by ber Fisher Jr. Glen Rounds transacted business in Le Mars and is recovering from an injured hand. Mrs Joe Luken was a Le Mars shopper Thursday.
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Henry Jelken
Florence
Clara Kruse
le Mars
Mabel Bauerly
Geo. Miller
Ruble
Tick Harms
Herman Harms
Meta Osterbuhr
Ber Fisher, Jr
Ger Xefbens
Glen Rounds
LeMars
Joe Luken
Woman Recovers Health After Vegetable Compound Use
Mrs. Daugherty, of Muscatine Iowa, received a booklet from women in similar conditions and began Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After three bottles she found relief and continues on eleventh bottle. She recommends the remedy and offers to answer questions. Are you on the Sunlit Road to Better Health?
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Mia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mus
Davaeherty
Orchard Ave
Muscatine
Iowa
Local Shoppers and Visits Sparking Small Town Life
Bill Fischer hauls hogs for Carl Love to Sioux City while Mrs Gert Selbens and daughter mile shop in LeMars. Mrs Lewis Bruns and Grandma Sebens attended a Wednesday gathering at Mrs Harm Heeren's. John Willis repaints his farm buildings. Grandma Sebens stays with her daughter. Fred Helns and family moved from Mrs Ruble's to Brunsville last week. Harry Harris buys a new Chevrolet roadster. Lois Bilks shops in LeMars. Dance draws a large crowd at Brunaville and many from the area attend River Sioux dance after driving there Sunday. Farmers drive cattle on roads hoping for rain as pastures lack grain. Mr and Mrs Sam Eilers visit Ben Eilks. Geo Elks and daughter Helen visit Ben Filks. Eilert Miller shells corn for Harry Albright.
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Lewis Bruns
Grandma Sebens
Harm Heeren
John Willis
Grandma Sefbens
Fred Helns
Amily
Ruble
Brunsville
Harry Harris
Ben Bilks
Lois
LeMars
Brunaville
River Sioux
Sam Eilers
Ben Eilks
Geo. Elks
Helen
Ben Filks
Eilert Miller
Harry Albright
Local Social Notes From Brunsville and Nearby
Brunsville and surrounding area residents share visits and birthdays. Lou and Mrs Albright called in Sioux City. Dirks family and Zank group visited Mrs Dirke at the Methodist hospital. F H Dickman and Ed Dirks return from Minnesota with 30 pickerel. Buster McKale and Elmer Oltman celebrate birthdays. Mrs Popken and parents plan to move to Iron Nation Dakota. Fred Oltman visits C L Bristow. Mrs Harter ill. Cassens visit son Henry in Ruble. Mrs Maurice Vernon and others shop in Sioux City. F H Dickman attends business in Westfield. Lon Albright travels to Remsen. Mrs D Robertson of Wessington Springs visits Mrs Harry Burgard. Mrs B O Olson and son of Den.
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Lou Albright
Sioux City
John Dirks
Johanna
Zank
Wm. Klave
le Mars
Fred Dirke
Methodist Hospital
F. H. Dickman
Ed Dirks
Minnesota
Buster McKale
Elmer Oltman
Herman Popken
Iron Nation
Fred Oltman
C. L. Bristow
Henry Harter
Fred Cassens
Henry
Maurice Vernon
Dick Harms
Tommy Vernon
Local Visitors Stop Over in Bristow and LeMars
Ver Colo and Mrs Earl H Schindel and daughter of Merrill visited Thursday at C L Bristow’s home. Mrs Frank Port and daughter Ida from Howard S D arrived Wednesday to see sister Mrs Chas Richards. Mr and Mrs Henry Ruble visited Geo Baterly home. Chas Brodie of Merrill visited MoInnis home. Edwin R Bradley of Sioux City spent weekend with his sister Mrs C L Bristow. Miss Marie and Harvey Johnson visited Elson home in LeMars Friday. Mrs Ed Johnson Mrs J Bradford and Miss Tena Johnson motor to Sioux City Wednesday.
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Henry Ruble
Geo. Baterly
Chas, Brodie of
Mer
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O. D .Hart
G. B. Berner
Lester Faber
D. W
Herb Kehrberg
Martin Wecker
Alma Becker
Morningside
Fred Adler
I. E. Brandstetter
D. W. Geary
Frank Faber
Farm Bureau
Western Inion College
Florence FE. Epling
Merrill
Will Epling
Misa Jones
Miss Larson
Plymouth
Chas. Warren
Joe Easton
Stone Park
B. A. Bogenrief
G. W. Pech
Harry Schrooten
Grover Bechtle
Olive M. Bechtle
John (. Rabla
Ray C. Edmonds
F. A Cook
Raymond A Gannon
Mary J. Barber
Lucie
Barber
Mary C. Barber
NEW
Sey Ang
B&y
N. Dooley
Washington
Mrs. Daugherty
Trail OF
Pony Mail Express
Bill Fischer
Carl Love
Gert Selbens
Mile
Thoreau
Penick & Ford
F. O. B. Brunsville
Call
Hoese Grain Co
G. E. Eilers
E. A. Frerichs, Household Goods
Harm Dirks
Ireton
Lreton
Charles Hahn
Liberty Two
G. E. Eilers, Auctioneer
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