Assault on Miss Willmes by Circus Worker
A 19 year old girl from the Willmes hotel on Seventh Street was assaulted at gunpoint near Sixth and Fulton after a Campbell Bros circus show. A suspect, a 20 year old circus worker, was identified by the victim from nine circus employees and jailed. later Sheriff Arendt arrested a man named Davis who closely resembles the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Josephine Willmes
Nic Willmes
Willmes
Seventh Street
Campbell Bros.’ Circus
Sherif Arends
St. Joseph’s Church
Sixth Street
Sixth
Fulton Streets
Linden
Struble
Arendt
Boash
Tent Brigade
Union
Ses
Miss Willmes
Peter Willmes
Deev
Sheri Arendt
Laverne
Worthington
Davie
Davis
Closing Out Sale At Cost In July Stock Cleanout
A local notice advertises a closing out sale starting Saturday May 19 at a public venue. It urges early purchases while stock remains complete and mentions the event is run by the Sawpme Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sala
Great Wallace Show At LeMars Features Miss Stickney
The Great Wallace Show’s coterie of equestrienne celebrities includes Miss Imma Stickney, whose poise and daring riding captivate crowds. Critics note the act’s danger hidden by expert ease, while the show’s fast-paced spectacle invites broad audience satisfaction. The Wallace Show comes to LeMars for one day only on Monday June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Imma Stckney
Miss Stickney
Wallace Shaws
LeMars
Wedding at lodge unites Steffens and Huebner
Oscar A. Steffens of Sioux City and Miss Anna Huebner of LeMars wed last night at Macabee hall in a Knights of Pythias ceremony Columbia Lodge No. 13 with Justice F L Ferris as prelate. Music by Robinson's Orchestra and Mrs. Blanche Tice preceded the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Tribune
Oscar A. Steffens
Sioux City
Migs Anna Fuebner
LeMars
Knights of Pythias
Columbia Lodge
Justice F. L. Ferris
Maccabee Hall
Rodinson
Blanche Tice
Tolson
Albert Morgan
Sophia Huebner
PF. J. Geldl
Commencement Week Concert at Western Union College
The Conservatory of Music at Western Union College opened commencement week with a well attended concert in the chapel and auditorium. Ushers included Missca Awah Niatel Mando Lewis and Dora Sherk. The program featured vocal and instrumental solos by Minnie Willman Oral Lincoln and Howard DeMeglio among others, with notable praise for Willman and a guest violinist from Kansas City. The audience demanded an encore from DeMeglio, who plans to stay if study demands suffice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union College
Conservatory of Music
Lsciute
Missca Awah Niatel
Mando Lewis
Dora Sherk
Northwestern Iowa Chautauqua Assembly Opens in Palton Dusl
The Northwestern Iowa Chautauqua Assembly at LeMaers Iowa met at the Washinton Street church with Nev Moser delivering a message on Sunday school work and the value of religious education. A Sunday school normal class of eleven members, led by Prof Thoren, will graduate with state association diplomas. Twenty three graduates from Western Union college will hear Bishop Leith speak next Wednesday, with 25 cent admission for that final lecture. Special music features include a quartet and solo performances. Tickets go on sale Monday at the college office and Cross drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton Street
Nev. Moser
Lension
Moser
Washington Street
Sunday School Association
Toren
Herbert N. Blakeway
Jil Boswell
Carrie Hahn
John Hahn
Jacob Traebllen
Lida Ludwig
Western Union College
W.leit
Ibis
Mile
Mesars
Grivus
Honnold
Traas
Wernl
Minnie Whilmiu
Edward Meyelio
Ed Cross Drug Store
Sunday School Institute Opens at Emmanuel Church
The Sunday school institute opened Thursday at 2 30 PM in Emmanuel Mvargelical church with representatives from city churches and Sunday schools. Rev Moser of Sheridan Illinois led discussions on teachers' problems, yielding an engaging and productive session. Mrs Havnsvaldt of Merrillin county Sunday School association attended as secretary. On Thursday evening the session continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Mvargelical
Our City
Moser
Sheridan, II
Middle West
Havnsvaldt
Merrili
Our County Sunday School Association
Supreme Court Rules Water Free for LeMars Schools
The Iowa Supreme Court reversed the lower court in the Independent district of LeMars v LeMars Water and Light, holding the schools are entitled to free water under the franchise. The decision followed a mandamus suit after the company charged for water past the new schoolhouse, with Struble and Struble for the school board and Zink and Roseberry for the water company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
LeMars
Gaynor
Avis
Struble & Struble
Zink & Roseberry
The
Water & Light Co
Schedule of Bills Avowed by City Council in June Session
City council approved numerous bills for paving, water works, park labor, cement work, lighting, police salaries, and various services. List includes payments to LeMars Water & Light Co, Schipper, Trentges & Mathey, LeMars Gas Co, city employees, and vendors for mdse, printing, livery, and surveying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RogSion Howe Scale Co
New City
Scason
R. of, Wain
Trenero
CNSA
Lee
J.B. Cunningham
Pavitey and Alley
LeMarsity Water & Light Co
Das Mohan
Police
Warry Witvpatrick
SJ Smith
Thos Gannov
Joe Broacher
B Miller
Otto Goettel
Commission
Joe Bogen
Peastage
HJ Linden
JW Moyers
Wm Golling
Mdse
A Sartori
Radia Wi
Chasseli & Ferguson
AP Cramer
City Wospital
Munro Bros
Herron & Cunningham
WT Shepard
Osl Perry
Wdsa
Knorr & Schaefrur
Mdso
Ab GY
JPA
Schmidt
LE Mettrew
Verbuel
Death of Nerman Hf Molning in Marion Township
Obituary notice describes Nerman Molning dying at his son Trenry Molning’s home in Marion township on Monday morning after a long residence in the area. Funeral held at German Lutheran church in Romsen. Born May 1 1822 in Sponger district, Germany. Married May 1 1850 to Marie Pepmere. nine children, two died early. Surviving include Henry J John Sr Mrs L J Schulte Mrs Ue Fromme Mrs Lois Harnock and Wred Mobning and Mrs Chas Hedern of Clayton county. Wife died May 11 1900 after their 50th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerman Hf. Molning
Trenry Molining
Marion Township
Whea
Shyecars
Romsen
Ife
Sponger
Kartford
Germany
Marie Pepmere
Ils Onion
Henry
John Sr
L.J. Schulte
Schulte
Ue, Fromme
Lois Harncck
Wred Mobning
Chas. Itederan
Clayton County
LeMars
City council discusses park fence and street work
A Northwestern Town Chautauqua committee urged Cleveland park fencing, proposing four foot woven wire with three barbed wires and eight foot posts. council approved fence with association supplying gates. Licenses renewed for Ti Eilenbeckers wholesale liquor business. sidewalks condemned in Young & Core addition. various claims investigated and a cement walk ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Association
W. H. Perry
C. E. Haas
Cleveland Park
Uop
Ti. Eilenbecker
Young & Core
Kery
Merdinand
Plymouth Street
Hentges & Mathey
Gleveland Park
Brary
Stalgi Park
LeMars Youth Wins Notable Railroad Promotion
Vierbert Roback of LeMars, valued at the Tribune Central road Fort Dodge ticket office, receives a rare promotion after only a year in railroading. He had no prior railroad knowledge before joining the company and is set to advance around May first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roback
LeMars
Vierbert Roback
Tribuig Central Road
Fort Dodge
Mr. Robsek
Time Extended on Chautauqua Season Ticket Price
Season tickets for the Chautauqua meeting were set at 2 with a rise to 2.50 by a specified date. The canvass to cover the town and parts of the country extends to June 20 for $2 tickets. afterward the price climbs to $2.60. Buy promptly to avoid missing any program numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
College Items Rev Moser Visits Peer Group
Sheridan Ill Rev Moser arrives Thursday morning and is hosted by President and Mrs Thorn. Other visitors include Rev L A Willman Ackley Miss Anna Fairley Chicago Mr Knuth Belfont N D Prof J P Senning Aberdeen Miss Hsther Niebel Des Moines Miss Bertha Kooker Des Moines. Sunday morning 10 30 bac calaureate service at Washington Street Church with college quartet special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moser
Sheridan, Ill
L. A. Willman
Ackley
Anna Fairley
Chicago
Knuth
Belfont
J. P. Senning
Aberdeen
Hsther Niebel
Des Moines
Bertha Kooker
Washington Street Church
College Quartette
Irish mortgage loan for sale secured by church property
Investment banker Matthew R. Fauce offers a $1600 Irish mortgage loan due in three years with 5 percent interest. Secured by a lien on Catholic church property in a South Dakota town. Note signed by bishop, pastor, and church trustees. real estate valued at $3500, signing parties at $50,000. Sioux City Iowa. June 9-16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Chuurch
Joan
Matuew R. Fauce
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Fiiss Josephine Willmes
Lejilars
Campbell Bros. Circus
Oscar Steffens
Anna Huebner
Mahlon Flush
Carrie Briggs
Amy W Onlin
Orhe Wits
Kimmer
Miss Millers Eliss
Doxoluy
Rhewee
Misa Mignie Willman
Minnie Willman
LeMare, la
Conservatory of Music of
Jano
Lona Morehouse
Oral Lincoln
Mignan
Sehrebert
Melward DeMagio
Erma L. Schuster
Leng MM
Morehouse
Miss Willman
Arthur Tonnold
Howard DeMeglio
Kansas City
Meglio
On Megliog
Tie
H. H. Thoren
Janes
Excelsior Literary Society
Sinniversary Decameronian Literary Society
Yucaday
Fini
Siup
Normal and Germain Department
Tdeats
W. S. Heil
Northwestern
Iowa
Chautauqua Assembly
LeMaers, Iowa
Exercians
Sunday School Institute
Kramer & Lake
North Main St
Herman Molining
Kenry Detroit
Flugh Bealy
le Mars
Gil Council
Graveland Park
LeMars Boy
Savings/Bank
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