Many Local Visitors and Trips Reported in LeMars
Otto Werali of Whitemore visits relatives while Mrs. Ashworth visits sister Mrs. Jones. Numerous residents travel to Waterloo Sioux City Chicago Portland and beyond for visits business and vacations. Regulars include J A Sammis in Sioux City and John Crow headed to Portland for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Ashworth
C. A. Jones
J. T. Wolf
Waterloo
J. P. Orban
Ovens
Peter Arendt
Sioux City
Boland
Roy Bachster
Westfield
LeMars
Leo Symms
Mexico
Jos. Sampson
Belvidere
J. J. Voilmiar Tefo
Grimes
Iowa
W. Spotts
Culdwaiter
Mich
Misses Nemmers
Subur
John Ruble
Mannington
Kansas
Axel Johnson of
LesMars
John Crow
Portland
Oregon
Irving McDufie
Yale College
John Beely
Chicago
S. W. Scott
Lreton
Saurday
W.S. Freeman
T. S. Stubbs
Des Moines
Mrs. Wild
Watertown
Frank
George Billings
Brookings
H Borchardt
F. RB. Gaynor
Frank J. Hannan
W. A. Julian
Merrill
le Mars
T. B.antton
5S. M. Shull
Excursion boom as Illinois Central carries 5500 to Chicago
News notes a surge of about 5,500 travelers from Illinois Central lines to Chicago with 90 cars used, 47 sleepers and 43 coaches. LeMars sold 328 tickets while Sioux City moved 1,600, and many travelers aimed to visit the city, with three Pullman sleepers stationed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
Sioux City
Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
LeMars
LaMars
le Macs
Chivawa
Traiin
Crop Bulletin Jr. For the Week Ending June 19 1905
Des Moines Iowa reports above normal temperatures and abundant sunshine aiding crop growth. Corn cultivation was favorable despite areas with heavy rainfall. weed control progressing. Stand below normal with uneven growth due to replanting. small grains nearing heading. rust minimal. Clover heavy. meadows and pastures good. potatoes and garden truck thriving. Berry yields well above average. northern districts see apple losses while southern crops look less promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Real Estate Transfers of June 05 19th Century Record
Property transfers listed with buyers and sellers including Philip Juled to Louise Church for 81 30 acres in NENE and other parcels. Additional items include Iuwa R R G and C to Peter Kunkel for 330 dollars. Olive A Perry to E P Keenan and J E Kelley for 3500 dollars. J Conraty to J J Knepper for 200 dollars. Clyde C Maben to Louis M Koehler for 4000 dollars. Jurgen Bock to Peter Ott for 315500 dollars. Deonis O Newman to C W Bisbee for 822008 ne 23 Yu 48. Geo A Sammis to Mary EB Anderson for 700 dollars. Lena A Oliver to John J Sechtuter for 5733 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Louise Church
Nsw
Iuwa
Peter Kunkel
J & Conraty
J J Knepper
Kingsley Clyde C Maben
Louis M Koehler
Jurgen Bock
Peter Ott
Deonis O Newman Et al
C W Bisbee
Geo A Sammis
Mary EB Anderson
LeMars
Lena A Oliver
John J Sechtuter
Interest and Parosat Firm In Vestment Notice
Investment notice from Wastern In vestment Co or Struble Struble of LaMars Iowa covering April to July period. Legal notice references financial matter and filing details. Names Struble and the Wastern company appear in fragmented OCR text.
Gas Explosion Damages LaMars Home on Main Street
A gas explosion in the D. WV. McCarty residence on Main Street LaMars damaged the brick chimney and kitchen, estimated at about 150 dollars. Stella McCarthy, who was cooking, escaped unharmed as bricks and mortar showered the room. The blast occurred when a burner was turned on but not lit, releasing confined gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. WV. McCarty
Main Street
LaMars
Stella McCarthy
Mrsa . McCarthy Lita
Supreme Court Affirms Judge Gaynor in 1903 Case
The Supreme Court affirms Judge Gaynor in the Akron Savings Bank versus Westfield school township ruling from October 1903. The school board bought atlases and charts from Caxton, issued a 175 dollar warrant, bank cashed it, board refused payment due to unsigned directors, lower court sided with the bank, decision affirmed. A court session is set for Sunday, June 30 with Judge R. Gaynor presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor
Supreme Court
Akron Savings Bank
Westfield
Caxton Company
R. Gaynor
Plymouth County Normal Institute Opens at Center School
The thirty second annual Plymouth county normal institute opens at Center school house with Prof. I C Hise as superintendent. About 15 teachers enrolled by Tuesday noon and Superintendent Wise expects enrollment to reach 200. Assistants include D M Kelley L H Wright Irving Meutte and Miss Nettle Sindow. Enrollment likely completes today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aanual
Plymouth County Normal Institute
Center School
I. C. Hise
Wise
D. M. Kelley
Cedar Malls
L. H. Wright
Western Union College
Irving Meutte
Yale
Miss Nettle Sindow
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Bond Promise
An advertisement from Toledo Ohio claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh and offers a hundred dollar reward for any case uncured by the remedy. It asserts a patent medicine firm Cheney Co and a notarized statement from Frank J Cheney. The ad promotes Hall's Purity Pills for constipation and urges readers to send for testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tateof
Gely
Thasinpo
Lucas County
Frank J.chensy
Item of
Yd. Chipney & Co
Luted
Diene
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
Ime
A.D. Itai
Gleason
Ital
Cheney & CO
Toledo
One Minute Cough Cure Brand Featured For Children
Advertisement notes The One Minute Cough Cure is advertised as the children's favorite because it contains no opiate is harmless tastes good and cures Sold by P E Diehl The article also mentions Miss Arendt entertaining friends at their Franklin Street home last Monday evening with nice refreshments served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Diehl
Arendt
Franklin Street
W M S Convention at Stanton Iowa Resolves on Mission Week
The Northwestern conference branch of the Woman's Missionary Society met in Stanton Iowa June 16 to 18 for a convention. Delegates were welcomed with hospitality as papers were read and debated on Home Mission Week versus Foreign Work. Services featured sermons by Rev. B I Hueh and Rev. Kaupp, with a large crowd for Niebel's evening sermon. Officers elected include President Mrs J Hughlane and Treasurer Mrs W Zimmerman. The next session is set for June next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Conference
Woman's Missionary Society of the United Evangelical Church
B. I. “Ueh
Stilson
Lowa
Kaupp
Melbourne
U. EK
Western Union College
Gb, IL. Niebel
LeMars
Stantor
Linton
Perry Creek
LeMars Beats Hawarden In Final Game To Reach Series Sweep
In a tight Sunday showdown LeMars defeated Hawarden 5 to 3 to clinch two wins in the three game set. Hall and Sawyer pitched well with timely LeMars hits in the eighth inning breaking a deadlock. Hawarden managed seven safeties but stranded runners, while LeMars capitalized on an error and a wild pitch for three runs. Two-base hits by Mecuall Arendt and Buals highlighted the scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Hawarden
Hall
Sawyer
Blick, Jr
Hawuarden
Hawarden and LeMars Rivalry Promises Prolonged Battle
Hawarden and LeMars have met nine times with LeMars five wins and Hawarden four. Hall pitched well with strong support as Hawarden’s eight players are salaried. Hall’s early impact made Llawarden look unreliable. Edward Flass, recently demoted from the top unit, delivered notable work on Saturday. Hawarden must win more games to claim the title, as the season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
LeMars
Llawarden
Edward Flaas
LeMars Beats Hawarden in 14-1 Baseball Victory
LeMars avenged the previous day's loss by crushing Hawarden 14 to 1. Hawarden pitcher Clements was knocked out. Waite relieved, but Hawarden allowed heavy hits while LeMars hitters collected two per man. Hawarden had five scattered hits as eight meetings between the teams yielded four wins each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Hawarden
Defeaus
Clements
Sox
Duken
Waite
Lawarden
Bayenrief
Traveling Men Celebrate In LeMars Independence Day
Traveling merchants in LeMars plan a near real Fourth of July celebration at Main Street City Park with continuous activities and a varied program this week. Excursion tickets to Portland and other Pacific coast points offered at 45 dollars for travel from May 23 to September 30, with a 90 day limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Main Street
Portland
Oregon
Pacific Coast
H. H. Freeman
Carnival Meeting Called by Le Mars Leader
J Linden president of the Le Mars Carnival association calls a city meeting at the mayor's office this Wednesday at 8 PM to decide on holding a carnival this year. Businessmen are urged to attend as they bear the main burden and need prompt action to allow early advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. J. Linden
LeMars
Modern Brotherhood of America aids in settlement payment
The writer thanks the Modern Brotherhood of America through its LeMars Iowa secretary for a $2000 fall or loss settlement to the deceased wife Allee Moir. The proof process completed by June 16 under certificate No. 49701. The MBLA offers permanent disability and accident coverage at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Americ
LeMars
Iowa
Allee Moir
Geo. M. Smith
Tis
MBLA
W. Morr
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Bugs
Spotts & Post
Paris
London
Sports & Post
LeMars, Iowa
Otto Werali
Whitemore
Jessie Goodykountz
V BP, Thuman
John Rogers
Bonesteel
Lucille Etzel
Katherine Orban
Gc. W. Grant
J. H. Wise
Chicazo
Peter Miller
CG. K. Miller
J. A. Sammis
Jacob Spies
Ube Spies
G. W. Ridens
Plainview
Neb
Ss. Brunskill
Stephen, Dana
Leonard Hentges
Ulucage
Will Briggs
BruoKings
Wallace Munro
John Henry
Rd. Harris
Alta
Willend
J. Steagle
Cnicago
Chicago University
W.T. Shepard
Charlotte Kerr
Wrack Harker
Cecil Bechtle
Oshfornia
Mare McDutiile
Waterloo High Senior Corps of Teachers
Sam McGinty
James Mohan
Clarence Roseberry
St. Vernon
Charles Kise
Dallas
Ten
Joan Klise
Oliver
Sioux Vichy
John Schmidt
M. Kennedy
Mollie
Mary Lett
Clinton
Cloler
M. B. Hoffmann
Sioux Falls
Liv Montus
A. Reicomann
Katie McMannamuo
Julia McCoy
J.J. Valmar
Zion Lutheran Ghared
Sprinfield
Winang
Synod
C. EK. Clarke
L. Campbell
Hered Pearse
James Pearce
W. BR. McQuirxie
Rock Rnapids
I. S. Mahan
O. H. Hinds
Marion Hinds
Valorado Springs
Cub
Mary Morris
Momaths
Joan Simpson
Me. Simpson
Cops. B. Gordon
Lemlars
Marie Clarke
Gordon
Gillian Chesterman
2. Boole
Onilo
Jessie Wood
Kingston
Ohio
J. OH. Struble
Cedar Falls
State Normal
Margaret Struble
Ralph Bros and
Httle
Sc. James, Minn
the Homour
Red Burns
Bee
Star Livery
North Main St
C. L. Pinney
Frederick M. Schmidt
Cecelia Hentges
Dubuque
Co. W. Galligan
Buffalo Centre
W. M. Boyle
Harvey Boyd
Hartington
L. L. Hatch
W. A. Goodykoontz
V. P. Thielman
Moses Huebsch
Cornell College
Freda Billings
Storm Lake
Mrs. J.D. Billings
George Kluckbholn
the State University At
Ann Arbor
Jas. Montag
Grant Township
Roberts County
S. D
Reugion
E. J. William
Pearson
J. H. William
Michael Sutherland
Cedar Street
Hazel Sutherland
Mr. Sutherland
Sutherland
Chase
New York
Ee E Simpson
Nick Anton
Olive A Perry
E P Keenan
J E Kelley
Albert Charles
Lanyon
Samuel Lanyon
Teachers’ Institute
Stanton, Iowa
Ehe
J. Hughlane
Slaytop
Minn
Benson
Carrienho
Otto Govtrel
the Mars
Wm. Zimmerman
I. A. Schmalle
St. Paul
F. A. Wilman
Adley
K. Kaupp
Y. P.M
Branchibrarians
Ed. Kaupp
Olive Shade
Board of Education of
Shadie
Lrad
Yeuuloe
Miss Shadle
First Baptist Church
Shadle
A. H. Bigelow
Lead
Posibion
Hawarden Smithsone Geuterfield
Sedgwick Black, Jr
Hoyne Black, Sr
Alberts
Gaucher
Axa
Royals Newimners
Haward U
LeMars Winding
Hawarden Metcalf
Boals Eugenrief
Pitcher
Waite Black, Jr
Huoyne Black
Alberts Me Leas
Sehudley ‘Ynampsor
Roberts Avrendle
Burwell Ll, Uaas
Sedgwick Omibh
Fanings
Rk. H
Candy Factory
M. Varella
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