City Briefs from LeMars and Nearby Areas
LeMars and surrounding community notes chronicle visits, weddings, job changes, and local events. Sylvester Kale attends his brother’s sixth wedding anniversary in Sheldon. Prof. Thomas tours Nebraska for Western Union College. carnival license fees noted in LeMars. teachers appointed and declined. hobos dispersed by city officers. local residents travel to Idaho and Denver. picnics, dances, and market hog sales reported among residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Kale
Sheldon
Doe
Smoke Judge Harlan 6 cent cigar miss jossé
Winslow visited Cedar Falls on Sunday for summer school at Town State college. Misa Winslow completed a successful term at Seney where she taught for several years and has been chosen by the Mara school board to continue teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Crow
Koehler
West Liberty
LeMars
Edna Richey
Depat
Palmer
Franklin
Josie Winslow
Winslow
Laney
Jossé
Cedar Falls
Yom College
Misa Winslow
Seney
Mara School
Visitors and relocations in Le Mars area highlighted in local notes
A compilation of brief notices lists residents and visitors in Le Mars and surrounding towns. Items include Mr. Lounsberry’s Cherokes trip, Flaugher’s Sioux City visit, Haese of Milwaukee as a business guest, Clarke couple’s Minnesota automobile journey, and multiple Sioux City jaunts by Mrs. Sammis and Mrs. Wernli. Other entries mention Cora Hughes visiting Ashton, Hahn’s Chicago visit, Frank Tincher joining MacAuliff & Mulder, and Mrs S E Green’s Iowa trip. Additional notes cover Remsen relatives, Dakota teaching reunions, family plans for Forest Lake Minnesota, West Coast trips by Bryson Love party, and Ed Wiley’s burial near Struble after the Missouri River incident. John Roth’s Catholic order initiations are noted with a growing membership and upcoming date.
Ice cream at Red Cross Drug store and a terrier death
A small fox terrier owned by Kyrn Ver Huel died after convulsions during play on Eagle street, suspected poisoning. In Le Mars, alley paving began with dirt hauled east of Main street under Inspector A. R. Lake as Engineer Smith arrived from Sioux City. Western Union college staff, Prof A. G. Steele and Mrs. Steele, head to Chicago for study. new math and science teacher at the college is Wilson F. Sticher of Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Frank and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Davidson return from a Spirit Lake fishing trip by auto until roads failed then rail. Fishing this year near the lake reportedly excellent. Best early cabbage, cauliflower and tomato plants advertised at Eastern House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyrn Ver Huel
Eagle Street
le Mars
Main Street
Smith
Sioux City
A. R. Lake
A. G. Steele
Steele
Western Union College
Chicago
Chicago University
Bosam
Wilson F. Sticher
Pennsylvania
Leonard Frank
Dave Davidson
Spirit Lake
Local Notes From LeMars and Surroundings 1910
J March of Akron visits LeMars while Fred Becker Sr. tours Sioux City. The Market hawks larger firework and pineapple shipments. Lucile Lass and Miss Elizabeth Ney visit LeMars. Cram of Sheldon and Erichorn of Remsen appear in town. Property for sale through A M Duus, opera house block. Carpenters solicited by Green Brothers. Community notices include Children’s Day at M B E church and a LeMars chapter meeting. Deputy Treasurer Jim Kelly tours Williston for investments. John A Doering new traveling salesman for Lawson Gas Engine Co. Henry Margen improving after injury. Rural mail carriers adopt motorcycles and autos. sun chronicles route speeds.
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H. P
Ford
Secretary of State
Iowa
Buick
Overland
Maxwell
Plymouth Auto Co
LE Mars, Iowa
LeMars, Ia
Walmer’s
Dick Eyres
Chadron, Neb
O. L. Loudenslager
Ellen Teresa
James Hughes
Stanton Township
Sioux Falls
James Hughes Jr
Prof. Thomas
Nebraska
Landers Carnival Co
Sharles
Freda Kruse
Nellie Becker
Struble
Central
Idaho
M. Kruse
Denver
Sist Ora
Sadmeyer
John Bogen
Alton
Granville
W. D. Boss
Math Kale
Joe Kale
Rev. Fisher
Hazel Herron
Orange City
St. Johns Church
Gerling's Grove
C. BE. Haas
Montana
Ed. Haas
Billings
A. Voss
O. F. VanDusen
David Goudie
Union Township
John Klohs
Jas. Rowe
Ewers
Chas. Rowe
Crathorne
Plattvile
Wis
Margery Freeman
A. H. Freeman
Red Cross Drug Store
Hentges
Akron
Jack
Judge Harlan
Chas. Flaugher
Wm. Haese
Milwaukee
C. E. Clarke
Minnesota
J. A. Sammis
G. L. Wernli
Cora Hughes
Ashton
C. Henrickson
H. Hahn
MacAuliff & Mulder
Frank Tincher
S. E. Green and Son
Iowa City
Decorah
Iowa Points
Adolph Reno
Council Bluff
Fred Kriege
Remsen
Will Woods
Dakota
Fred Woods
Jerry Schutt
Schutt
Michigan
Orang City
Frank Rothchild
Forest Lake
Bryson Love
Alfred
West
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Los Angeles
Adolph Kamm
Wauskesa
Indiana
Knorr
Schaffer
California
Ed Wiley
Missouri River
Omaha
Mr. Wiley
Reading Township
John Roth
Dubuque
Order of Foresters
Red Cross
Tna
J. March
Fred Becker Sr
Lucile Lass
Ocheyden
H. J. Cram
P. A. Seaman
C. H. Kehrberg
Moir & Kistle
Paul Belau
Earl Linderman
Anthon
A. M. Duus
Utech & Muecke
Fordantos
John Erickson
Henry Johnson
Evansville
Art Erichorn
Bridgewater
S. C
John Hopfer
John Barnhardt
Monona, Io
John Langendorfer
Opera House
Robt. Steele
America
Kansas
Colorado
Missouri
Green Brothers
Red
Center Street
Chas. Strub
Fred Earnest
Mrs. Harnest
Ovens
Elizabeth Ney
LeMars and
Dallas
EB. S
Marie C. Clarke
Ed Klunder
Paullina
Mrs. Klunder
M. BE
Western Investment Company
Struble & Struble
Jim Kelly
Williston
N. C
John A. Doering
Lawson Gas Engine Co
Henry Margen
Severty
Bottling Works
Illinois Central
Sac City
Carter
Quik
IGEN
Morris
Jardiniere
xYo
Hopgman
Grand Rapids
Wat
Montefu
Knivesworth Mae, Oo
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