LeMars Approves Twelve-Block Street Paving Plan
LeMars council passed an ordinance to pave nearly twelve blocks with brick by Main Sixth and Seventh streets from Fourth to Madison, with intersections and alleys included. The street committee will inspect paving in other cities with Mayor Kain and city engineer’s guidance, aiming to start work soon and boost local commerce.
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LeMars
Fourth
Main
Eagle Street
Clark and
Eagle
Madison Street
Union Station
Sauer Cooper
Beely and
Linden
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Kain
Sioux City
le Mars
Towa
Bush League Gates In Worthington Shootout
Sioux Falls shut out LeMars 8 to 0 in a rattling game at Worthington amid a big Woodmen picnic. LeMars then beat Sioux City 6 to 3 on Thursday as Blackbirds’ hitting faded late. Brugh struck bat and an injury to Treadway bloodied the play. Freemann pitched well for LeMars while Tehmsdorf and Metcalf starred in other starts. Buck Kent released. Onawa may take the franchise. Feeney released from LeMars as players face stage fright and two-game Sioux Falls trip follows.
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Sioux Falls
Worthington
LeMars
Sioux City
Blackbirds
Wily Sioux
Sioux
Bruggemin
Treadway
Black Jr
Freemann
Itetinapehee
Freeman
Hutschinson
Lohr
Brown
Keas
Jeil
Meade
Black
Black, Jr
Thielmsdorf
Hopkins
Metcalf
Klaus
Hjelmsdorf
Feeney
Democratic caucuses choose LeMars delegates
The Democratic caucuses to select delegates for the county convention at LeMars court house were held Thursday and Friday evenings. In ward one M B Tritz chaired with I C Hise as secretary and named delegates including M Kass John Sauer J C Hise Wallace Winslow Nic Wiltgen M B Tritz John Starzl T R Mitchell. Ward two was chaired by Geo M Smith with O L Loudenslager assisting. delegates listed as Geo IE Few R H Kain O Louden slager Geo M Smith Henry J Linden Pat Farrell. Ward three chaired by Otto Berner with John Beely secretary. delegates named J T Keenan Ed Mulder Otto Berner Join Beely A P Cramer G W Burrill Jas BE Kelley Thos Gallagher and P Coumigky.
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Court House
LeMars
M. B. Tritz
I. C. Hise
M. Kass
John Sauer
J. C. Hise
Wallace Winslow
Nic Wiltgen
John Starzl
T. R. Mitchell
Geo. M. Smith
O. L. Loudenslager
Geo. IE. Few
R. H. Kain
O. Loudenslager
Henry J. Linden
Pat Farrell
Otto Berner
John Beely
J. T. Keenan
Ed Mulder
Join Beely
A. P. Cramer
G. W. Burrill
Jas
BE. Kelley
Thos,Gallagher
P, Coumigky
Famous Dancers Set for Wallace Show in LeMats
The Great Wallace show brings the Collins quartet from Viena to LeMats on June 15. Two ladies and two men perform in full dress, with acrobatic steps and back to back waltzes. the act features dramatic throws and a high-energy routine. Tickets draw repeat crowds from prior performances.
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Wallace
Jrout Colinns
Viena
Collins
LeMats Monudas
Congregational Church children day services planned
The Congregational church will hold children's day services next Sunday June 4 at 10 30 a m The program includes processional scripture readings duets recitations songs and a baptismal service A sermon by Rev L G Kent on The Flag will follow and all not worshiping elsewhere are welcome
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Congregational Church
Reece Eane
Eeenee
Harold Boyd
Rue Hilbert
Isabel Cramer
Sheanarshires
Margaret Samuis
Iona Sauter
Sabout
Adams
Nellie Hatch
Bolo
Cineas
Sea Haven
Alta Freeman
Yolo
Sam Dolphin
Techtine Mann Naize
Ray Song
Saee
At&p. m. Rev. L.G
Kent
Janitor Position Open at Western Union College
Applications for the janitor ship for the 1903 04 term must reach President H H Thoren LeMars Iowa by June 19. Conditions of service will be given to those making proper business inquiries. Apply to President Thoren.
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Western Union College
H. H. Thoren
LeMars
Iowa
Fourth Annual Commendment at Western Union College
Seventeen students from Western Union College graduate across departments amid bright colors, music, and ceremonial events. Commencement week features baccalaureate by Rev. Maze, literary entertainments, and a notable faculty procession with diplomas presented by Dr Thoren.
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Western Union College
Middle West
Christian Church
Decameronian Literary Society
College
M. M. T. Maze
Slastings
Neb
Excelsiors
Estella Leggett
Nullie Louise Mordoff
Kittyn Renee Potter
Dorothea W. Detloff
Conservatory of Music
Seldon
Lev
Niebel
Frederick Schmalle
Lulu Brown
Mayme Henn
Grace Couser Nssay
Arica OD
Nellie Mordolt
A. RB
Schmalle
Fiziabeth Schneider
Hinabeth Schwer
Elizabeth Barrett Brown
Cee Reas
Vee Kittyn
Potter
Our Bains
John. P. Senning
LeMars
M. T. Maize
J. Pierpont Morgan
Alta Couser
Karl Kanpp
John Huss
John Skinner
O'Thoren
W. F. Heil
Wedding of Ida Heimgartner and Fred Lang in Lincoln Township
Nearly 300 guests attended the Lincol n township Lutheran church ceremony for Miss Ida Heimgartner and Mr. Fred Lang. Rev Beer officiated, with Miss Ross Weimgartner and Miss Anna Benneboese as bridesmaids and Herman Jang and Albert Schultz as best men. The reception and dance followed at the Weimgartner home with Shumate’s orchestra keeping time into the morning. The couple will reside with the groom’s mother until fall when they move to the Lang farm.
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Plymouth County
Ida Heimgartner
A. S[leimgartner
Fred Lang
Lincoln Township
Luthern
Beer
Ross Weimgartner
Anna Benneboese
Herman Jang
Albert Schultz
Weimgartner
Shumate
Iood
Prust
LeMars
Cheap Baking Powders Exposed as Health Hazard
Authorities in a neighboring city seized a large batch of cheap baking powders after analysis revealed alum, sulphuric acid, and rock dust. Thousands of pounds were confiscated and destroyed. Physicians warn against using these powders and recommend high quality cream of tartar varieties for safety and better results.
Admits His Guild In High Speed Horse Theft Case
Albert Miller, arrested by LeMars police after a 24 hour manhunt from Sioux City, confessed on return to Sioux City he stole two horses and buggies found in willows on Sunday. Recently released May 20 from Sioux Falls penitentiary. Miller had a 20 month term for horsestealing, then secreted rigs near Sioux Falls and tried to sell them in Sioux City before escaping. Marshal Gannon learned Miller had escaped while being moved to Sioux Falls.
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Albert Miller
LeMars
Sioux City
Illinois Central
Willows
Miller
Sioux Falls
Gannon
Message Note for Rowland Jones Drug Store
A note requests stopping at Rowland Jones' drug store on return home to pick up a brick of Hazelwood ice cream pink and white and to bring a palm leaf fan. Includes a sign-off with a date 5-23 and code gwtt.
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Bill
Rowland Jones
LeMars Daily Life: Local Residents Travel and Visit
A long list of LeMars area residents and guests are featured with movements and visits. Levi Bixby left Wednesday for a trip to South Dakota while Attorney To. T. Bedell visited Sioux City yesterday. Numerous others, including Mrs. St J Beattie, Dick and Wesley Eyers, Dr RK Somers, and Misses Josephine and Emma Wilmes, traveled to or from LeMars, Sioux City, Cherokee, and nearby towns for visits, business, or weddings. The item notes weddings, visits to relatives, and schooling plans at Cedar Falls and the state normal.
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Levi Bixby
South Dakota
T. Bedell
Siomn
Edgar Oldham
Ray Edmonds
Sispers
RK IT
Somers
Merrill
Win, Horrigan
Sioux City
St. J. Beattie
Cherokee
Dick and
Wesley Eyers
Plunkett
Alexander
Fort Dodge
Mars
Artman
Aurilia
Iowa
Frank Wentz
Heilmann
Remsen
LeMars
Marie Bogh
Ifredonia
McVoy
Rowland Jones
Seargents Blaifs
March of
Seney
Alice Belau
Henry Feicher
Agnes S Cidler
Tyler
Miss Tyler
Miss May
Clarence Oldham
Bonesteel
M. D
Kate Greer
Sioux Centre
Wi, Boyle
Jaamine
Gwendoline
Clarence Becker
Mrnday
Cedar Falls
P. A. Door
Meriden
Cherokee County
M.D. Gleason
Frank Durgin
Camp Meeting in Progress at Dobberts Grove
The United Evangelical church camp meeting at Dobberts Grove began Wednesday evening under favorable weather. Pastor Rey. Mueller presides as elder with several ministers attending. German service Sunday morning and English service at 2 30 in the afternoon. Young peoples meeting at 7 p.m. Meals served in the boarding tent. attendance strong and all invited.
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United Evangelical Church
Dobberts Grove
Rod AW
I . Pa
Young Peoples
Mil Mueller
St James Parochial School Closing Exercises at Opera House
Large crowd attends St James Parochial schools closing at the opera house. A piano sextet opens with precise tone, a biblical play Queen of Sheebe features Miss Kathryne Goulen and Miss Beatrice Richmond. Declamations by Flaherty and Reimond praised. Rev J T Sanders of Cherokee gives closing address.
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St. James
Opera House
Sheehbe
Solomon
Kathryne Cgoulen
Sheebe
Beatrice Richmond
Sisters of St. James
Flaherty
Reimond
Trymn
J. T. Sanders
Cherokee
Notice to Bicycle Riders Strict sidewalk riding ban
Notice announces strict enforcement of ordinance 38 prohibiting bicycle riding on city sidewalks. Mayor A Kary signs dated June 13 17. Citizens urged to comply amid many complaints about reckless riding on sidewalks.
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BR. A. Kary
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Frank Ilerron
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Sheldon
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Carl
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Irriday
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Ikkemsen
Aliss
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Netlinga
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Harry Miller
Charles City
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Kari Noon
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State Normal
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Defiance
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Sargeant
Blails
Thurdsay
J. Broderick
Duluth
Kenest
Alton
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J.J. Gehlen
C. C. Bradley
Iowa City
Iowa State University
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Miss Linderman
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EB L. Townsend
Ida Blanche Townsend
IE. S. Wright
H. W. Wilcox
Des Moines
BE. D. Brower
Hazel
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C. I. Kueny
Peter Schwend
Jastram
John Homan
Jane Lastran
C. Teva
Mineral Point
Wis
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Akron
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Mr. Kennedy
Frank Glezen
Beth
Amy
Little Frank
Kalamata
Mich
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Mankato
Miss Merrill
letSim
Colfax
Hagle Grove
John Cronin
Fe- Mars
Crashorne
Margaret Burke
Courtney
State Normal College
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