Funeral for Henry Platte Held at Granville
Special correspondence notes the Granville funeral for Henry Platte age 73, father of Mrs. Ralph Greenen of Remsen, death from a heart stroke. Attendees from Remsen include Eugene Deere and family, S. E. Meyer, Paul Schmidt, and others. Many local residents and visiting relatives are listed with travel to Sioux City, Verdi, Howard, Dell Rapids, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Platte
Granville
Henry Frericks
F. G. Meinert
Harry Hoyt
Chicago
John Bentz, Jr
Verdi
Minn
Remsen
Nick Bentz
Theodore Bode
Howard
S. D
Coleman
Math Boever
Charles Molitor
Dan Collins
Marcus
Infant Girl Dies of Heart Failure in Local Notice
A Sioux City area obituary note records the death of an infant girl from heart failure. The funeral was held Friday at the Catholic cemetery, with family and friends in attendance. The item also lists numerous local visits and daily happenings surrounding families in Canton South Dakota and nearby towns.
Local News: Community Visits And Homebound Residents
Miss Elnera Hodapp of near Leeds spent the weekend at her home in BK. Mendenhall was confined to home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Faye King and Car leen visited relatives in Sioux City. The Rush family spent Sunday in Sioux City. Ernest Shriver of Neola, Iowa, visited the Bert Martine home. Hubert Larson and family were also mentioned in the local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnera Hodapp
Leeds
Mendenhall
Faye King
Carleen
Sioux City
John Rush
Ernest Shriver
Neola
Bert Martine
Hubert Larson
Charles Bear First Farmer In Field
A center school meeting elected a director at large with R P Krause reelected. Several families in the neighborhood suffer from grippe or flu and many are under doctor care. Local social visits include Clarence Plumer, John Bunning at Hans Barnholtz, Leona Krause from Lawton, and a party at Art Richardson’s near Moville. Charles Bear started disking fall plowing as the first farmer seen in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center School
R. P. Krause
Clarence Plumer
John Bunning
Hans Barnholtz
Grandma Richardson
Henry Hoffman
Art Richardson
Moville
Fred Harnson
LeMars
Fred Krause
Joe McKibbon
Charles Bear
John Kempe
Frank Titus
Hinton
Dr. Fletcher
Leslie Sanders
George Peron
Union
Bert Harrison
Elgin Social and Election Notes Remain Busy
Mr and Mrs Frank Tschampel and son Harold visited relatives at Westfield on Sunday. A school election for officers and business was held Monday. C C Pritchett and daughter Lillie returned Monday from two months with relatives in Oregon. Lillie stopped in Sioux City on the way home. B F Seibens entertained a relative from Cushing. Ia J Donlin and family moved from John Toever farm to Madden farm near Dalton. Frank Rulland and Nick Schlesser visited Sioux City Thursday and last week respectively. G W Faulkner family spent Sunday with H D Albert near Ireton. Readings attended the Schultz sale near Neptune and Popken sale in Grant township Wednesday. Mrs A Hawkins hosted the farm bureau ladies unit Thursday afternoon with a large attendance and lunch after the meeting. William, son of G W and Mrs Faulkner, is ill with pneumonia. George Laughton and Floyd and Leora Laughton returned Friday from Iowa City. Ed Detloff visited Sioux City Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Sioux City
Agnes Thorne
Canton
William Thorne
John Burnight
Emery and
Mitchell
S. D
John Neary
W. H
Fred Burnett
Kelly
Hawarden
Hayes Barr
Claude Burris
Harold Strong
Esther Johnson
Oscar Mentzer
Wesley McCorkell
David Mentzen
Newville
Jerry O'Conner
Paul Wendt
Clair McCorkell
Robert Kerr
Fred Bennett
Stella
Jean Beverley
Josephine Bengtson
Elmer Utech
Smythe
Claude Burrie
Ed Litoureaux
J. Rush
PR. Moir
Lois
Frances Smythe
Mildred
Frank Tschampel
Harold
Westfield
C. C. Pritchett
Lillie
Oregon
B. F. Seibens
Cushing
Ia. J. Donlin
John Toever
Madden
Dalton
Frank Rulland
Nick Schlesser
G. W. Faulkner
H. D. Albert
Ireton
H. Schultz
Neptune
Grant Township
A. Hawkins
Farm Bureau
William
George Laughton
Floyd
Leora Laughton
Lowa
Ity
Ed Detloff
Eastern Stanton Dinner Guests and Local Mentions
Daisy Keenan and Andrew, Charles, Will, Mary Agnes, Mike, and Francis Keenan visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunn. Crowley brothers hauled hay last week. A horse buyer toured the area. Farmers are butcher- ing for Kuntner. Tim Bergan plans a Minnesota trip to see his son Ed. Mrs Will Cowan and children shopped at LeMurs. Charles Bege named twins Wendall and Wayne. Pete Cramor hosted visitors on Tuesday. Leo Hughes made a business call on Pete Gainor. Roy Harvey is handling plumb- tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Keenan
Andrew
Charles
Will
Mary Agnes
Mike
Francis Keenan
Frank Dunn
Crowley Brothers
St Josephs moves clergy. town notes a school event
In Lincoln township Father Rocher moved to St Josephs parish and Father Carey to Sibley Iowa. Union School notes report subdistrict declamatory contest at Cherokee with Mary Eyres. high school basketball at LeMars. Union boys beat Hinton 21 to 16 then lost to Orange City 17 to 256. Election of L E Bainbridge and Fred Featherston to district posts. many students named for perfect attendance and honors. Road poll tax for LeMars city 1925 set at four dollars with penalties and collection rules. tax used for streets and public grounds. Mayor Wallace Winslow signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union School
Cherokee
Mary Eyres
LeMars
Union
Hinton
Orange City
Liberty
Pierson
Bernice Harker
Dorothy Eyres
L. E. Bainbridge
Fred Featherston
Dorothy Manning
Joyce Singer
Vernia Wiederholt
Herman May
Harry Harvey
Lorna Fischer
Frances Manning
Oral Parks
Pauline Sharp
Marvin Baldes
John Bell
Lowell Dempster
James Lindsay
Margaret Morton
Wilbur Huff
Roy Phelan
Lois Parry
Henrietta Fischer
Merlin Pratt
Lois Sampson
Opal Milton
Donald Cameron
Esther Parkinson
Lester Heckenlively
Alvina Plendl
City Council Fixes Salaries and Fees in 1925 Ordinance
The 1925 ordinance by City Clerk S. M. Kale sets annual salaries for city officials including mayoral and marshal roles, with monthly or quarterly payments. It raises deputy marshal and policeman pay to 1500 dollars per year or per month as specified, adds janitor pay and dog license commissions, and repeals conflicting ordinances while preserving eligible officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Winslow
Notice to Bidders LeMars Ia cement and lumber supplies
Sealed bids will be received by the city council of Le Mars Iowa until 8 pm on April 6 1925 for general cement work and for 7000 feet more or less of dimension lumber to be furnished as required during the fiscal year beginning April 1 1925 by proper city officers of Le Mars Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
le Mars
Towit
City cement work bids stated with security and dates
The notice specifies bids for cement work including sidewalks curbs gutters and street structures. All bids must be accompanied by a $100 certified bank check in LeMars Iowa to guarantee contract and bond execution. The city reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Published March 5 12 and 19 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
S. M. Kale
Executor Appointed for Christina Kunkel Estate in Plymouth IA
On February 24 1925 the Plymouth County district court named F A Kunkel as executor of Christina Kunkel deceased. Debts must be paid to the executor and all claims presented legally to the court for allowance. Roseberry Roseberry attorneys notice published The LeMars Globe February 26 March 5 and 12 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Plymouth County
Christina Kunkel
F. A. Kunkel
Roseberry & Roseberry
LeMars Globe
All Questions Answered From the Watchman Examiner
A playful dialogue unfolds as a couple tests car controls with questions about a speedometer dash light and cut-out before a train blocks their path. The scene ends with a whimsical escape as the woman asks about a pedal and the man proclaims the moment heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watchman Examiner
Toodles
Twin City and Illinois Central Train Schedule Snippet
A truncated timetable shows multiple trains with destinations including St Paul Chicago Fort Dodge and local services. It lists departure times from early morning to night for the Twin City Limited Soo Line and Illinois Central services with east and west bound runs and service notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R.A. North Bound
Twin City Limited
Soo City
St. Paul
Twin City Express
Illinois Central North Bound
St. Paul Limited
Chicago Express
Chicago Limited
Fort Dodge
Great Northern
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THE
H. Platte
Alta
C. H. Smith
Albert Nigg
Charter Oak
H. L. Taylor
A. B. Barnett
Glenn
Joseph Wilhelm
Matt Lehmann
Bertha Lehmann
Chris Lehmann
Alcester
S. D. Ronald Benson
L. E. Stribley
J. R. Thompson, Jr
Fred Thompson
Portland
Ore
Thompson
Joseph Wilhelmi
Harold Taylor
Glenn Barnett
R. Weidauer
Frank Kehrberg
George Simpson
M. E. Church
J. A. Grimjes
Ted Luken
Akron
Chas
Bear
South Lincoln
Elgin
Ing
St. Joseph's
Lincoln Township
Father Rocher
St. Joseph’s
Father Carey
Sibley
George Sheehan
John Leslie
Frank Plendl
Roman
Christina
Joe Plendl
Maurice, In
City of
Iowa
Coungil
Assoc Ous Meteo
Frank B. Devel
Your
Hirsch Bros
Buick
Dodge
Winter Top
Overland
Oakland
Haynes
Olds
Hupp and
Maxwell
Sioux City Limited
Metalglas
Metalglas Mfg. Co., Mareage, i
Sion
First National Bank
American Trust & Savings Bank
Ghead
Myer
Globe-Post
America
Meyer Booth
Meyer
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