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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
7
LeMars and surrounding area residents are listed with visits births sales and local events. A Nor motif includes Mrs. Staab Dremke and Herman Monke visiting Slayton and LeMars, a new baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Robinette, farm job ads, and upcoming dances and concerts at Brunsville and Dell Rapids. Local stores offer fresh produce and household goods, while auctions, rentals, and real estate appear among community notices.
Long list of LeMars area notices includes fresh produce at Long’s Grocery and Thoma Grocery, hats for sale, rental housing, farm sales and services, pianos, and local confirmations. Also mentions community events, court records, and personnel movements with names such as Ethel Van Driel Nina Lee and Charles Grimes.
A region resident attended a LeMars circus last week. Pete McGrath and George A. Plendl made business calls there. Clarence Marie and Harold Cowan visited LeMars, and Ruth Schrooten left for Odebolt with relatives. Mrs. Mary Dunn spent Sunday with Ellen Dunn. Ben Braband returned from Minnesota due to his mother's illness. Henrietta Fischer assists her aunt Bertha Schoenrock. Some farmers from around the area were noted in the report.
Albert Weber a merchant tailor offers tailored suits to order with guaranteed fit and material at little more than standard store prices. He also provides repairs and invites customers to view new woolen samples at Musbach's Grocery stores.
Corn planting begins as weather favors a healthy crop. Mrs Mary Sullivan and family visited the Cowans Friday afternoon. Matt Crowley called on John Breenan Friday on business. Sylvester Dunn rode to LeMars Saturday evening. Katheryn Cowan of Vermilion South Dakota visited Will Cowan and family. Amy Crowley and James Keenan of LeMars called on Frank Dunn and family Sunday. Funeral of Mrs J B Coatsworth of Union township attended by many locals. Frank Dunn hauled hogs to Sioux City for Andrew Keenan last Wednesday. Mike Keenan did business in LeMars last Thursday. John Dunn did road graveling last week. Hannah Crowley visited LeMars last Wednesday. Ray Walsh and family visited LeMars once last week. Mike Connor did business with Will Dunn Monday. Rose Bergin spent the weekend at home. Pete Gainor did business in Leeds Friday. Francis Keenan visited Frank Dunn and family Sunday evening.
A community dance and card party was held at A J Sitzmann’s barn on Sunday with Dugan’s as the music. News notes confirm Ed Early wed Tillie Arendt and guests from the district attended. Mr and Mrs Alfred Bowers of Sioux City visited I F Bowers and family, with Frank Moon from Amerett, Minn also staying at the Bowers home.
Zegiin and Julius Sparr and others enjoyed a Sunday ball game between Standard Clothing of Sioux City and the home team at the South Lincoln diamond. Band practice met at Albert Kawalkie’s Leeds home with 19 pieces in the group. Mrs. Herman Ideker remains hospitalized in Rochester MN, not improving as hoped. Farmers begin corn cultivation despite winter weather. Robbins Bros. circus drew many locals to LeMars. A sick horse troubled R P Krause this week. Families visited Krause home Sunday evening.
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