Biggest little town notes and social rounds in LeMars
In LeMars and area a lively midweek scene unfolds with visits from Sioux City fairgoers Ben Hansen and others, farm trades shipping hogs to Chicago, a crowded Columbus hall dance, a social club card party, and hospital news on Sister Grace Marie. Local residents attend fairs, visit relatives, shop in Oyens and Remsen, while a corn crib goes up near Alton and a car collision near Sacred Heart hospital is noted with Kloster uninjured.
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Frank Hentges
LeMars
James Tierney
Charles Kuster
Sioux City
Catherine Masuen
Clem
Alton
Bobby Reese
le Mars
Ovens
Columbus Hall
Crowley
Margaret Peters
Remsen
Mort Mortensen
Alfred Lasson
Oyens
Anton Melis
Ben Hansen
J. L. Doud
Ralph
Gerhardt Probst
Kloster
Axe Jensen
Peter Homan
Mets
J. P. Tentinger
Chicago
Joseph Mayrose
Isadore
Mary
Iowa
George Kelly
Henry Fissher
John Meigs
John Starzl
Kate Rolfes
Harry Hennessey
John Bortcheller
Della Kuster
Nick Worth
Joe Kemp
Jake Fiedler
Ae Een
Citeendin
Axel
Gearke
Fiedler-Weber
Adelia Kuster
Mra
Noe Meacham
Sioux Ty
Henry Scheitler
John Fiedler
Mary Miller
Weiler
Walter Grogan
Doud
Sw. G. Bolser
Amelia Baker
St. Killian
Minn
Herpister
Jack del
Mary Gengler
Des Moines
J. G. Gengler
Mias Gengler
Dex Moines
John Schroeder
Matt Feller
John Mela
Olivia
Henry Rolfes
St. Mary's Hall
Bernard Bohlke
Remsen Notes On Local Travel And Visits
REMSEN Special Correspondence lists Ed Lang Walter Lang Walter Sylvester and P H Groth on a hunting trip through the Rosebud reservation. Dr Hunter visited LeMars on business Friday. Mr and Mrs Joe Heinis were in Marshall Minnesota for two weeks returning home Thursday. Jack Conlin from Hinton visited Remsen friends. The Meyers and their son visited Archer Iowa at C C Johnson home. Edward Haack and Hery Krogman Jr. visited Bronx City while S B Meyer and Ed Lang headed to LeMars Friday. Henry Nordman returned home well-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
Ed Lang
Walter Lang
Walter Sylvester
P. H. Groth
Rosebud
Dr. Hunter
LeMars
Joe Heinis
Marshall, Minn
Jack Conlin
Hinton
R. W. Meyer
BE. Meyer
Archer
Iowa
C. C. Johnson
Edward Haack
Inwood
Hery Krogman, Jr
Bronx City
S. B. Meyer
Henry Nordman
Local people attend Interstate fair and church supper nets funds
Henry Falke and 8 B Johnston traveled to Sioux City for the Interstate fair while others from Remsen and Slayton visited relatives or conducted business in LeMars and Sioux City. A chicken supper at St Pauls church, Falke residence, drew about 170 dollars for the church treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Falke
B. Johnston
Sioux City
Slayton
Minn
George Kieffer
Remsen
Alt Johnson
Madison
S. D
Cornelius Ludwig
LeMars
Henry Fromme
Community Notes From Struble and Nearby
Special Correspondent reports Struble residents and visitors engaging in travel farming and social events. David Hammond plans December return to Covina California after a Jull North Dakota trip. Local folk attend dances showers and weekend visits while discussing the high line project and bridge openings in Chamberlain South Dakota.
South Lincoln Visitors and Ducks at Brown's Lake
Fred Calkins and family hosted guests from Minnesota last week. Paul and Clifford McNaughton joined a Sunday duck hunt at Brown's Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lincoln
Fred Calkins
Minnesota
Paul
Clifford McNaughton
Brown’s Lake
No dance held at Community hall due to rain
Mr Idiker and son Edward of Le Pond were business callers Friday. Grandma Richardson visits Moville this week. Mrs Robinson returns home after visiting her sons in Moville and Lawton. Jesse Knopp of Leeds spent the weekend with the Victor Harrison family. Cha Lite and family and Viola and Fred Krause visit Cherokee to see Izeta and Lorna Lite at school there. Irvin Sager and family of Morning Side spend Sunday with Ira Lager. Mr and Mrs Roy Lafferty visit Sioux City to see her parents, Mr and Mrs Tritz. James Laws visited Lawton Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Hall
Idiker
Edward
le Pnd Wree
Fuiay
Grandma Richardson
Moville
Robinson
Lawton
Jesse Knopp
Leeds
Victor Harrison
Cha, Lite
Viola
Fred Krause
Izeta
Lorna Lite
Irvin Sager
Morningside
Ira Lager
Roy Lafferty
Sioux City
Railways knit a united nation and enable progress
The article extols railroads as the nation’s social and economic binder. It argues rail transportation linked isolated towns, boosted commerce, and raised standards of living. It calls for continued efficiency, urges constructive criticism, and highlights railways as vital to national life.
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Ours
United States
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Pete Reichling
Will Scheidler
Sioux City Fair
Mike Goetsinger
Ferdinand Bohlke
Jack Delperdang
Nick Delperdang
Rem- Ben
Mickie
RelombeMhip
Poe
Charles Sughroe Cwaan
Eper Union
JSG
Sheba
David Hammond
Jull
N. D
Chris Bushby
Hammond
Covina
Cal
N. R. Schlesser
Norbert Ruhland
South Dakota
Chamberlain
C. C. Pritchett
John McDougall
Julian Rosberg
Patsy
Donald
Will Nicholson
Clarence Cobbert
Minneapolis
Willie Nicholson
Willie Nicholson Spent Several Days Last Week At the Juling Rosberg
Struble
Will Alberts
Clarce Alberts
Nawlyweda
Alice Mandelkow
Dinty Waite
John Alberts
Ed Alberts
Iroquois
Minnie Frerida
Broale
George Ean
H.O. Werth
Alta
C. T. Kohl
Irene
Gladys Philips
O'Lesry
John McDougal
Marielle Crippen
Homer, Neb
Underwood & Underwood
Zuppke
Illinois
Red" Grange
Nebraska
Garland Grange
Company Armory
Jewetts
Jewett Coach
Jewett
Fallowa
Detroit
Paige
AIG Jewett
Guy A. Boyce
Central Ave
LE Mars, Iowa
Firestone
Alyea Bros
Lincoln
Scott
Attaise
England
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