Delightful afternoon party before a forthcoming wedding
Miss Gladys Pew hosted a cheerful gathering at Mrs. D Kennedy’s home for school friends. Guests included Gladys Pew Lillie Small Jennie Bechtle Katie Koerting Tena Reichmann Carrie Reichmann Isibell Trottnow Hattie Dresselhuys Estella Leggett Beatrice Robuck and Mrs Oscar Theilen with music, verse envelopes and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Pew
Uesa
D . Kennedy
Miss Pew
Phe Hostes
Miss .Pew
Girhood
Lillie Small
Jennie Bechtle
Katie Koerting
Tena Reichmann
Carrie Reichmann
Isibell Trottnow
Hattie Dresselhuys
Estella Leggett
Beatrice Robuck
Oscar Theilen
St. Black
Four Hundred Acre Farm For Sale Near LeMars
A four hundred acre stock and grain farm near LeMars with good shipping point about a mile away. Sold on long time at very low interest. Black soil, several springs never dry, water for stock, good buildings, well fenced. Price 100 per acre, $15,000 cash within two years. Address Drawet 1412 LeMars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
In Search of Insane Man
Sheriff John Steiner of Dubuque county traveled to LeMars on Tuesday seeking James Laughlin who escaped from the Sisters of Mercy hospital in Dubuque during a mental illness treatment. Laughlin was last known working on the Northern railroad at Struble before going missing as his family reportedly fled to South Dakota with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steiner
Dubuque County
LeMars
James Laughlin
Laughlin
Sisters of Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Sherif Steiner
Northern Railroad
Struble
South Dakota
Steiner
Quiet home wedding in Le Mars and Sioux City nuptials
Rosa Weidert and Rev Theo Pfennig wed at the Franklin street home of Mr. and Mrs. August Weidert with small ceremony attended by intimate friends. Miss Lizzie Flack as bridesmaid and Paul Weidour as groomsman. They will remain in LeMars. Also, Miss Myrtle May McCartney and Edward Bauerly married in Sioux City at the bride's sister Mrs. Warring's home with Rev AL Wasa officiating. The report notes ensuing social visit and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August. Weidert
Franklin Street
Rosa
Theo. Pfennig
Wm. Jonas
Lizzie Flack
Paul Weidour
Weidener
Pomeroy
le Mars
United Evangelical Church
Akron
LeMars
Myrtle May McCartney
Edward Bauerly
Warring
Sioux City
AL Wasa
Chuvey
Tenouth
Emanuel
Estella Rosnig
Gerhard Hulsebus
Prof. Seldon
A. [. Perch
St. Paul
Marie Hulsebus
D. Stephens
Luverne
Keenig
Plymouth County
G. Hulsebus
Tso
Hinon
Mies Lena Schuler
William Remer
Mendelssohn
Anna Warnii
Clara Fissell
Paul Locke
G. C. Rhsinfrank
Remer
Epworth League
Deering Harvester Company
W. S. Crouch
G. W. Argo
John Moses
Chicago
LeMayrs
Anna Hopkins
Wiivaperh Burns
Vincent Hogan
J. W. Jones
Fulda
Minn
Sandy Jones
Will Renem Ever eEnen i
Northfield
Ite
Bevis Alliest
Miss ‘Krim
Sinaw
Waasiater
Chas. Lever
Minnesota
J. G Koenig, Jr
Kearney
Neb
Oiss Léstella Koenig
Gerhard Audiselus
Mary Christina Kramer Weds Robert Lake in Franklin Street Home
A pretty Wednesday afternoon wedding united Mary Christina Kramer and Robert Arthur Lake at the Kramer home on Franklin Street. Rev. W. H. Ensign officiated as about eighty guests attended the ceremony and reception. The couple will reside with the Kramers while Lake works with Kramer & Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Kramer
Franklin Street
Mary Christina
Robert Arthur Lake
W. H. Ensign
Presbyterian Church
Misa Agnes Webber
Claud Lake
Correctionville
Bellaire
John Kramer
Granville
Kramer
Lake
Kramer & Falls
Wizard Old Company to Open Opera House Shows Monday
The Wizard Old Company announces a sequence of high class entertainments at the opera house starting next Monday night December 1. A fine male quartet and specialty artists will headline with novel features making a strong program. Part of the house will be free while reserved seats cost ten cents. Bring ladies and children and go early to get a seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wizard Old Company
Chicago International Live Stock Exhibition Ticket Offer
Railroad tickets for the Chicago International Live Stock Exhibition are on sale at Union depot December 1 2 and 3 1902. One fare plus $2 for the round trip. Return validity up to December 8 1902. N H Fireman Ticket Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago International
Union Depot
N. H. Fireman
Tame Hay for Sale in City Delivery Available
A quantity of fine tame hay is for sale with prompt city delivery. Leave orders with Tom Gallagher or at Misl office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gallagher
Stolen cow alert ties J. Steele & Co to fraud
A foxtrot suspect named Charles Morse allegedly sold a stolen cow to J. Steele & Co live stock dealers in Sioux City. Bert Waitt intercepted a $20 check linked to the sale, confirming the cow belonged to Will Cowell of ten miles north of Sioux City. Morse vanished as detectives close in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T J. Steele & Co
Charles Marse
Will Quwell
Sioux City
Charles Morse
Bert” Waith
Steele & Co
Mr. Cowell
Morse
Live Stock National Bank
Waitt
Police Department
Sioux City Journal
Crescent Team Wins at Black's Alleys
Crescent bowling team defeated the Stars in their first win of the season at Black's Alleys on Wednesday. In the second game the Crescents also beat the Globe Indians, achieving a double victory. Brown led with a 170 high score, as players celebrated a rare turkey day win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black's
Crescent
Stars
Stars Hiavine
Crescents
Globe Ilndians
Brown
Notice to Fire Objections Seeks Sewer Assessment Input
Notice filed in the city clerk’s office lists plots and schedule of assessments for abutting properties on the extension of sewers in sewer district Nos Land 2 completed. Objections for errors irregularities or inequalities must be written and filed within twenty days from first publication or the assessment will be returned to the county auditor as a special sewer tax. O L Loupunsinger city clerk HOV26-29.
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O. L. Loupunsinger City Clerk
Taken Up Calves At John Becker Farm
Two young heifer calves about four months old were taken from the John Becker farm on Sec tin 25 in America township. The owner may reclaim by proving property and paying expenses incurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Becker
Sectin 25
America Township
Local Social Roundup Of Thanksgiving Visits And Travel
LeMars area residents and visitors echo a busy Thanksgiving week with trips to Sioux City Omaha Des Moines and Chicago. Notables include Chas LePleur O S Herron Phil A Baland and J J Reaves amid family visits, business, and football at Storm Lake.
Fraud Claim Highlights Sudden Paper Dropped News
A local notice reports a fraud accusation against a Southern Market Live company in Sioux City. It cites threats of libel and damages, questions advertising motives, and warns readers about investment coupons promising returns but offering little gain. The piece notes illegality of a proposed board of reference and urges caution about such schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pencwuced Ag
Paneer
Sioux City
Southern Maktud
Itl
Andool Aon
Btse
Earl
Friday Club Meeting Led by Mrs Boland With Refreshments
The Friday club event began with Mrs A. Boland leading the program on Friday afternoon as part of the civic outreach. Members responded warmly to the readings and discussions, with Mrs Culbert assisting at the close as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy A. Boland
Diasan
Hie Weorph
Tin Visy
Tinas
Veltereh
Laie
Boand
Culbert
Book Early to Secure Sale Dates Warns ARMAGOST
ARMAGOST notes that once dates are set for the com neowinter sale, bookings should be made early to ensure availability. The message emphasizes arranging details directly with the contact and accepting only finalized dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Widad
Ialailice
Armagost
Nashua police officer seeks cough remedy wisdom
J o N Patterson, a weighty Nashua Iowa police officer, endured a bad cold with lingering lung symptoms. He tried half a dozen advertised cough medicines and received treatments from two physicians without relief. A reader notes Wey's Honey as a potential remedy amid ongoing efforts to ease the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.oon. Patterson
Wight
Nashua
Woley
Bow Jones
International exhibition and railroad tickets sale details
A fragmented notice mentions an international exhibition and railroad ticket sales at the depot. It notes a four dollar fare supplement for trips and suggests recurring validity until a specified date. It also advertises farm work, steady employment, and requires trustworthy applicants from Nichols, Struble, Iowa areas.
Honey and Joys Honey and Croup Remedy Ad
An old advertisement extols a household favorite for child croup Lose relief from distress with a honey based remedy praised for safe use without opiates It emphasizes efficacy for throat and lung troubles and positions it as a trusted family favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oey
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Assistis
Iowaa
Schindel & Howard
Iowa
W. R. Boyer
M. D
Jowa
A. H. Johnson
Chester
Riverside Farm
Wtf
de Witt
Patel Bulyg
Haney
Geneva
DeWitt
Witt
Br, Jones
Fine Stock Farm
J .B. Cunnigham
Eugene Cowles
W. H. Penny's
Kramer-Lake
Fig
Tame Hay Tor Sale
Plymouth
Crescent Bush
Wack
Mordoll
Wit Moor
Martin Esters
Diars
Beete
Walker
Udtek
Webbe
du Moora
Miauer Steel
L. Pemberthy
Brookings, S. D
Chas. LePleur
Errill
B. P. Schindel
O. S. Herron
Pierre
Ss. 1
John Sparling
Court Street
Hlas
Whiner
Phil A. Baland
Des Moines
J. J. Reaves
Cannes
John Braden
Erwin Smith
Marcus
Mae Molampy
Mra. W. D. Simpson
Merrill
LeMars Visior
Geo, GC. Scott
Sims City
Rancen
Reuben Kuhn
Omsha
Hise
Remsen
Mra
Wallace McArthur
Perry
B.D. Plaab
W.T. Kistie
Hawarden
Boo
W. T. Shepard
Charlotte Kerr
Mer
I. C. Mastmian
Sheldon
Robert Henry
Mrs. B. Robinson
Omaha
Malythe Strieger
Maurice
Nellie Warner
Haerling
In. L. Whitman
J. J. MecDaffe
Herbert S. Martin
Orange City
J. G. King
Suproy
8. M. Smith
Sidney E. Hicks
Mrs. Hicks
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Geostruble
Storm Lake
Chiuud Lake
Thomas M. Mhornton
T. A. Mitchell
Toronto
BR. H. Somers
Henry Mankey
Nellie Mankey
Newell
Myr
R. W. Harrison
A. I. Rejchmann
Willie
Galaber
Jefferson Lown
Melmillie & Keenan
Frank Rolfes
Little Dauter
Paulina
Yof Stanton Township
Dyersville
Hades
Ian
Kittie Weary
Gillie Stall
Ti i
Sibley
Chris Peterson
Tilden, Neb
Mr. Sibiey
Usasury
Yost
Densmores
Chas Berg
Ay Oeb
Bergowibes
Ebon
Cortibte
Hoadt Baad
Ecunanidful
Cine di Iind
Kitts
LeMar Fay
Towa
Poliseiman
Uuien
Pere
Wai
Nicholson
Lowa
Ensious
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