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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
2
Rewvar Correspondence to the Globe-Post notes residents from nearby towns attended a funeral Monday evening. Several locals visited the cemetery Sunday and Monday evening. A large group gathered with relatives and neighbors, sharing condolences and recalling the deceased’s ties to the community.
A daughter was born Friday afternoon to Mand and Mrs. Ellis Bernard of Storm Lake. Mrs. McLauchlin of Linux City visited LeMars on Thursday with sister Mrs. J. D. Simpson. Dr A Sfulster moved his residence to north Main near his office. Wm. Flythe returned from Des Moines after attending a ten day National Holiness camp meeting. Lizzie Fluck and Will Pluck of Hartley visit Stanton township and will go to Hinton and Sioux City. Mr and Mrs Morreaw of Kingsley visited LeMars. Morrow notes last week's heavy rain was light locally. Chas Bennett of Wipestone, Minn. visited LeMars. a pioneer, first plazacist, ran a dry store at his old site. Henry Feidler will remodel and open a restaurant on July first on the corner building. Ad asks if readers know Sweden More’s works and to send their address for a free book. Miss Emma Catherine Nelson and Willian McClintock of Chicago announce their marriage at St. Marys, Kansas. plan to reside at 2225 Calumet Ave in Chicago after Sept 1. The Iowa State Register, once owned by Clarkson family, has been sold to George F E Roberts of Fort Dodge. Roberts becomes director in the mint appointed by President McKinley.
Patterson, a longtime soldier and public servant, appears likely to be named collector at Sioux City after Washington sources noted President Roosevelt’s endorsement. Friends say his record as both soldier and collector strengthens support, though rivalries within the party linger as telegraphed messages reach supporters. Local items report visits, weddings, and community events as well.
The diaehtiers of ees will meet at the dyomie of Mes. WH Buss next Thursday afternoon. Robert Schultz is building an ad on his barn. David Tintdloch is reported sick. Mr. McNimien of LeMaurs was in Che woods Friday. Seb Perry went to LeMints Saturday on business. Howard Jones visited Loyd and Ratt Coolbaueh Saturday, returning home Sunday.
The board of supervisors of Plymouth County Iowa will hold a sale at the courthouse in LeMars on Saturday the 29th day of June A D 1925 at 2 oclock P M. The highest bidder will acquire the following described property the courthouse on Wook Oo in the city of LeMars Iowa not including furniture in the said courthouse a three story wooden building with two brick wings four vault doors ten heating stoves humiles desks chairs closets weights hit sins and was fixtures one of the many items mentioned The sale terms are cash except for the sale of the court lease which requires 50 percent of the purchase price to be paid on sale day and the balance due within ten days of sale JC Wishle County Auditor
Spirit Lake excursion tickets go on sale June 18 for a Chautauqua event running June 19 to July 2 1962. Return validity extends to July 6 with round trip price set at 3.85 dollars. Tickets available through the Heenkee Man T A.
Speci Correspondence reports farmers in Fredonia striking last week across corn fields on foot. Willie Johnsamoff Tyndet D visits parents and will return soon. C L Webber adds a kitchen to his house. Woodmen from the area went to Seney Saturday night for treats. Lorie Baldwin travels in Dakota surveying settlement prospects.
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