A Matter of Health
A claim that Royal Baking Powder supports digestion is endorsed by physicians who use and recommend it exclusively. Royal Baking Powder Co. New York.
30 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1905
Page
1
A claim that Royal Baking Powder supports digestion is endorsed by physicians who use and recommend it exclusively. Royal Baking Powder Co. New York.
A fragment lists Eastern Washington and northern Idaho as rich diversified farming lands with White fields of Palouse and Big Bend. It notes mining camps Coeur d Alene Bitterroot regions and Rossland Republic as markets for firmer growers. Obituary mentions Henry W Alline of Addison Maine dying Sept 25 1905 aged 76 with family. Moreton Howard visited Sioux City on Friday.
The LaMars Friday club bade farewell to Mrs. Herbert M. Sammis at her last meeting hosted by Mrs. Thomas Sreaton on Washington street. The event celebrated her move to Spokane, with tributes, a hand painted china fruit dish, and an album keepsake. Guests included Mrs. FF. J. White of Sioux City and Mrs. Anthony Kuebler of Galeva Neb.
Mr and Mrs H J Fuller of LeMars will move to Spokane Washington where Mr Fuller has secured a job printing office work and will start duties in October. He has fourteen years in LeMars including a spell as city clerk and is a trusted member of LeMars Lodge 236 I O O F. The Fullers are packing today and will depart early next week, leaving many friends behind.
Henry Meirnandorf narrowly escaped injury when a late eastbound freight train struck a horse at the Clark street crossing west of the mill. The horse was killed, but Meirnandorf, his wagon, and the second horse were thrown into a ditch. everyone else escaped unharmed. Engineered by Densmore and conductor Mulien.
Andrew Ley eleven died? No the 11 year old son of Mrs Theresa Ley, owner of the Western House, was struck while playing shinny. He suffered serious injuries to both legs but no bones were broken. He sat up by Sunday but could not use his limb until his doctor approved. Dr. Peter Schwind treated him after the accident on Wednesday evening near the paving end where Mr Hinds had just turned his car and the ball landed under the vehicle.
May furnish a clue to identify the thief who stole the J. W. Pavlovic horse last week. Alex Morrison bought a fine sorrel mare from a stranger at his Crathorne area home and later learned the horse was stolen from a Vermillion South Dakota livery. Morrison returned the mare and its saddle.
A noon hour entry at Dr. W H Dwight’s dental parlor in Le Mars yielded about 20 dollars worth of sheet gold and a 10 dollar crown. The thief climbed a coal box and slid through a transom to access a workroom drawer. Scraps valued 35 to 75 dollars were left in plain sight. no other valuables were touched. Police, including Marshal Gannon, searched suspects with no clue found.
Thomas Dowglass died at Cherokee on Tuesday morning after months of illness. His remains were brought here for burial. He was known in Mars and Sioux City where he lived for years, born in Ireland near Belfast fifty years ago. A youth in the British army, he came to Mars in 1848 and joined the English colony settling there. He lived at Captain Morton farm, later bought a Washington township farm, then moved to town and worked with LeMars Water and Light. He later ran a store in Smithhand, faced reverses, and about a year ago, while living with his Sioux County brother, his mind weakened and he was taken to the state institution at Cherokee for treatment. Funeral held Wednesday from Beely & Fissel undertakers, with Rev A C Corbitt officiating. S. G. Douglas and Dr. Johnson of Treton, Harry Moyne and Tom Wright of Sioux City attended. flowers sent by Sioux City friends. Pallbearers included A C Colledge and others.
Miss Mary Barnable of America township and Mr Will Molten near Oyens were married at the Catholic church in Ovens on Wednesday September 27 at ten o clock. The bride was aided by her sister Miss Barnable and the groom by his brother Mr Holton. A reception followed at the bride's parents home in Union township with relatives of both families in attendance. The couple received many presents and will reside on a farm near Oyens after a brief wedding trip on the Omaha train.
One way second class excursion tickets go on sale September 15 through October 31 to California western and northwest ports. Fares include 27 75 to San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego 25 00 to Portland Seattle Tacoma 22 50 to Spokane Walla Walla and Ellensburg. H H Reman lt Ags 88p20-00128 Read the Globe Post.
A long list of brief notices shows residents and visitors from LeMars Hinton Sioux City Remsen Remsen and nearby towns traveling for business and visits. Names like A Y Weir J A Raven Fred Raber M J Delahuot Don Dickman RB Datton John Hentges Jr Geo Doering Grant Kryn Verhuel Ben Halm OH Round Moreton Howard Sartori O J Duffy Diehl and many others appear in transit and social visits to Sioux City LeMars Omaha Council Bluffs and towns across Iowa and Nebraska with trips to St Paul waterford and beyond.
Gateway Nursery earned multiple prizes at last week's Interstate fair in Sioux City. They captured first premium for five varieties of yellow dent and first premium for white dent corn, plus second prize on Iowa Gold Mine. The exhibit impressed judges amid sharp competition, underscoring Gateway Nursery as a conscientious seed grower supplying Plymouth county farmers with advanced seed varieties at substantial community benefit.
A large attendance filled the golf links on Thursday afternoon in fine weather. About forty players gathered for the competition as half the club members participated. R I Dabb captured an excellent group photo for a souvenir. Tea was served by Mrs P L Brick and Mrs Edward Thom arson.
Round trip tickets to Omaha offered for one and one third fare. Tickets on sale October 3 and 5, 1905, good for return through October 9, 1905. L L Jonas ticket agent.
Statistics show alarming deaths from appendicitis and peritonitis. Dr King s New Life Pills from M Illannery at 14 Custom House Place Chicago touted as sole reliable remedy. They claim relief for constipation and biliousness. 2oe at BP. H Diehl druggist.
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