Death of Mrs James Taylor in LeMars Area
John Brangwin returns from Westfield after his mother Elizabeth Cowan Brangwin Taylor died after a long cancer illness. Born 1840 in Haddington Scotland, she married James Taylor in 1873, moved to LeMars in 1881, leaving a husband, three sons and a daughter. Funeral Monday at Akron cemetery with Rev. E. H. Gaynor officiating. She was held in high esteem for devoted family life and neighborly kindness. Also reports the marriage of Miss Mary Euken and Mr. Fred Oserbuhr in Grant township with a large turnout and many presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Taylor
John Brangwin
Westfield
James ‘Taylor
Skipton
Shropshire
LeMars
Plymouth County
Knife Attack Sparks Wild Town Fight Between Boys
Leo Sauer about 15 stabbed Will Blackburn about 16 twice in the arm and shoulder in a Tuesday night affray. Both youths were arrested and brought before Mayor Linden, with Blackburn treated by Dr. Wild. They pled guilty in police court and were fined five dollars plus costs. Sauer's father arranged his son's court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Sauer
Will Blackburn
Young Sauer
Blackburn
Linden
Sauer
Leo Dave
Mr. Sauer
Trewery
Saver
Blackburne
Schruble
Tom
Water Consumers Urged to End Wasting Resources
The Water & Light Co appeals to consumers to stop leaving faucets running and wasting water. It notes a need to pump more water than necessary, stressing the extra coal and time required. The notice is dated November 10, 1914.
LeMars High School Class Day Exercises 1905
The senior class of LeMars high school held its class day exercises on Wednesday evening in the new assembly room. Twenty three graduates performed a varied program including speeches, music, a class history, poems, will readings, and a farewell address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars High School
Haunjee Dabb
Ellow
Nellie Hatch
Lincoln
F. Roger Burne
Rudolph
Barbell
Clara M. Kilker
Misa Sara P. Gaynor
Helen E. Stowell
Shoup to Wed Miss Jeasie Brough in Neola Iowa
Joe P. Shoup will wed Jeasie M. Brough in Neola Iowa this afternoon at 2:40. Brough, a teacher and Lafayette Oregon native, met Shoup in Smithland three years ago. Rev T V Moore of Westminster Presbyterian Omaha to perform ceremony. The couple plans a wedding trip and will live in Sioux City after returning next week. Shoup long served as Woodbury county expert accountant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Shoup
Woodbury County
Farm Loans Offer at Five Percent Interest
Western Investment Go ur Struble and Steuble of LeMars Iowa advertise farm loans at five percent interest with a stated term from aprl9 to julyow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ur Struble & Steuble
LeMars
Iowa
Reunion Spirit Flows as Le Mars Prepares Soldier Welcome
Le Mars gears up for the Northwestern Iowa Veteran's association reunion next Wednesday to Friday with decorations across businesses and homes. Soldiers from nineteen counties and visitors will join. Montgomery Carnival Company brings four shows and an electric theatre. The program includes The Federal Spy at the opera house, St Paul quartette, and music by local and visiting bands with a drum corps. A Saturday meeting will finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Iowa
Mrangement
Montgomery Carnival Company
Irip
Paris
Opera House
St. Paul
le Mars
Western Union college recital honors seven graduates
Dudley B. Seldon directs a piano recital by certificate and diploma music students on Wednesday, June 7, in the college chapel. The large audience praised the training and selections from noted composers, with vocal solo by Mrs. W. H. Dwight and seven white-attired graduates from Mary Halsebus to Grace Elizabeth Daus. Ambrosia punch served at Red Cross Drug Store on weekends. DeWitt's Lithia Early Risers advertised as a digestive aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory of Music of the Western Union College
Dudley B. Seldon
W. H. Dwight
Mary Halsebus
Kytten Renee Potter
Jessie Margaret Steele
Marie Christina Halseus
Sarah Dorinda Gilman
Mabel Agnes Kueny
Grace Elizabeth Daus
LeMars High School 1905 Commencement Honors
The twenty fourth annual LeMars high school commencement held in the opera house featured fourteen graduating girls in white gowns and nine boys, with diplomas presented by Mon. Fr. J. McDade. Orations by Crouch Johns and Zink, music by Miss Marion Illinois, and a lively operetta The Cadets Picnic. A large audience filled the house. many were turned away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megare
Mie
Georgia Brown Harvey Austin Boyd
Bessie Lucile Bray Frederick Roger Burns
Cora Augusta Crouch
Toloyd
William Johns
Mary Aim Campbell
Arthur Lee Pembarton
Martha Ogden Lloyd Clifford Wosdke
Nora Roby Wayne W
Woodrd
Melon
C. Stowell
Rudolph C. Burtels
Sara Pauline Gaynor Ralph Muyene
Similth
Even Mordok
Chas, Arthur Jonnolt
Lodla Rose Huebsch Lively
Imo One Teager
Mauretta Zink Nellie Ethel Tated
Cara Matilda Kilier
Mac Schneider
T. B. Hutton
G.s W. Pratt
First Methodist Church
Miss Goldsmith
Cora Crouch
Lloyd Johns
Ermine
Marion Ilinois
Margretta Zink
J. McDade
LeMars
Arthur Honnold
Marie Lyreh
Opera Comique
Charl
Arthur P Crepeattar
Poleaman
Caddy
Picnic Girls
Rudolph Bartels
Saraignor Hirvey Boyd
Nellie Hinech
Roger Harps
Mary Campbell Lloyd Johns
Helen Stowell
Clovala
Aad Murray
Iiessie Bray Murvalo
Smiley Oliva Knkor
Arthur Bogen
Martha Ogden
John Dabb Mae Mordolf
John Ivey
Daisy ‘Center
Eugene Reichmann
Cora Croneh
Leonard Hantges
Margretta Zink Lewis Petry
Marion Hinds
Wrod Mueller
Minnie Cook Jaline MW Bert Esther Adier
Serovar Bucutla Nose Sartori Nerbert Adier
Agnes Hoyt
Bernica Lays
Plymouth farmer charged with stealing milk from neighbor
August Utech, a wealthy Plymouth County farmer, is charged with stealing a milk can valued at about $1.50 from neighbor Christ Kutminer. The case, heard by Justice Alline, will proceed Monday morning with defense by Zink & Roseberry and county attorney Struble handling the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Utech
Plymouth County
Christ Kutminer
Jammer
Justice Alline
Utesca
Ein
Sheri
Otesch’s
Utesch's
Brookings couple wed in private ceremony
Roy Sievers of Crathorne married Miss Gila Azimamerman of Brookings South Dakota at the bride’s parents home last week. A small reception was not held, guests enjoyed a modest food spread and refreshments. The bride’s parents are Mr and Mrs Nowh Rimmermaan, former Plymouth County residents. The groom is the son of Mrs Uhas Stevens of l'oMars. The couple will reside on the Stevens farm near OCra horne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sievers
Crathorne
Gila Azimamerman
Brookings
S. D
Sirs
Steve
Nowh Rimmermaan
Plymouth County
Uhas Stevens
l’oMars
Stevens
Ocrahorne
Miss Minnile Borchers and Meint Eilers Wed in Preston Township
Miss Minnile Borchers and Meint Eilers were united in marriage on Thursday at 3 PM at the bride’s mother Mrs Borchers home in Preston Township. Rev Theodore Moyers of the German Lutheran church officiated as a large crowd gathered. The Mammen band played music, with dancing and feasting to follow as the couple plans to reside on the Borchers farm in Preston Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnile Borchers
Meint Eilers
Butchers
Preston Township
For Sale Listing of Household Furniture and Goods
Advertisement notes sale of household items from a corner property at Clark and Seventh streets. Items include furniture, a National cash register, a folding top writing desk, a sewing machine, and a bar. Fresh vegetables advertised daily at Thomas. Sale runs in the next ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark and
Seventh Streets
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. W. Grant & CO
Weidenfeller & Co
Diel
Priscilla
Matern Shoe Co
Euken
Osterbuhr
Mary Euken
Fred Oserbuhr
Grant Twenship
Grant Township
J. D. Meyer
Otch
Stabs
Will
LeMars Bay
Red Cross Drug Store
DeWitt
KF. RB. Gaynor
Gon Dickmann
Kansas
Miss Sue Arendt
Cherokee
A.C. Colledge
Kaene Kienhbecker
Dick Nicholson
Martin Gleason
B. Willenberg
Dyersville
Miss Olin Rounds
James Liddell
Platteville, Wis
Mrs
Alice Harker
John Ringenheimer
Merrill
Dan Teefey
Dr. C. #. Kueny
CE. Haas
Union
M. D
RR. P. Keenan
Aberdeen
Leon Jones
Chicago
New Orleans
Miss Over
Marcus
John Bogen
Okoboji Lake
Canada
IE. H. Carey
Walnut
Sidney Heath
Wells
Minn
Robert Black
Krimnitz
John Metcalf
Paullina
J. D. Simpson
Lizzie Roush
Shelby
Neb
T. Gilman
Fort Dodge
Henry Mullen
C. F. Kueny
John Auer
Freeport
L’. Sells
Howard Street
Mossothel Gracey
Robt. Long. Werman Prust
Lou Haerling
Council
A. Meyers
Corning
Town
Robert Long
J. W. Peck
Boiliver
Mae Bowes
Omaha
Bert Jones
R. 1.Wata
J. W. Pavlovic
Canauil Bluffs
J. A. Huxtable
Will Huxtable
J.8. Mahao
le Mars Telephone Cspany
G. EL. Gottfried
Vex Della
Fonda
Lt. Gleb
Cow
Edward Liomarson
Ak-~ Mon
Yaw County
Siiss Jennie Bechtle
Tas Iowa College
Ames
Fred H. Backer
le Mars Savings Bank
Aid Counell Blutts
i_eMars
Guy
Ford Rouse
Daniel Rousch
Monroe
Mrs. Roby
Paschke of
Remsen
I LeMars
N. W. Smith
Nae
George Heloemann
Mrs . E. Jones
Miss Eile Jones
Wateloo
Miss Jones
First Baptist Church
J. F. Leoning
Theiun Grove Schools
Mars
Western Union
BR. E. Pemberty
Cobb, Wis
L Mars
G. W. Canninham
Anna O'Daugherty
Dan O’daugherty
Danbury
R. Lucas
Mr. Heidelberg
Athon
Keeny
Geo. EB. Richards
Lowa Falls
Luvile Richardson
Wisconsin State University
Moon
Borchers-Eilers
Gro. Heinemann
Thomas
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