Concords and Richardson Expand Store Room and Local Drainage Update
Concords and Richardson extend their storeroom by thirty feet, signaling growth and a fine new space. A heavy rain on Tuesday refreshed crops, with Central Dak seeing a promising harvest outlook. LF.IGAR 1 expands as McCorw transcend machinery general agent, acquiring many machines and three carads of bikes. Drainage at First and Second Streets now empties toward a corner at Iowa and Second, causing citizen dismay. Doctors at St Lawrence and Ree Heights organize offices and staff for Pritam and Ross. Huff provides St Lawrence expertise three days weekly. JG Ouscusp returns from Peapolis and reopens the New England Craft on Monday. Ormund, a baker of high repute, plans deliveries to patrons as desired.
Ascension Day services by Knights Templars in city
The Knights Templars plan Ascension Day services next Sunday in the city. Sir Knights will meet at 3 pm and march in uniform to the Methodist church for the service led by Rev. Dr. Moore. A large attendance is expected.
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Knights Temple
Dr. Moore
Water Works Progress Report on River to Dakota Avenue
Excavation for the water main from the river to Dakota avenue is nearly finished and the trench from Third to Fourth streets is almost complete. The pump house foundation is laid, walls rise two feet, and the brick construction will be 15 feet by 13 feet.
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Dakota Avenue
A. 5
Smith
Death of David K Parker at Shellsburg Iowa
David K Parker died at his parents home in Shellsburg Iowa on Monday May 19 1884 He was a member of Parker Brothers a leading local firm The city observed the funeral from 20 to 4 pm Tuesday and a fuller obituary will follow next week
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A. T. Jones
David K Parker
Shellsburg
Iowa
Parker
Parker Brothers
Central
Dakota
Huron
Railroad Items and Staff Movements Noted at Depot
Train yard work continues with scrap iron shipments of about three cars per month and fireproof coatings applied in depots. General Superintendent Wheeler visited the city on a first post ascent tour, while Harry Hall joins the Hawarden run and Parker plans a memorial day event with special round trip fares set at four dollars and forty five cents. D. M. Bonsteel returns from a month in Allen and Pennsylvania. Oaks plans to stay until November 1.
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Dakota
Ogs
Anesota
Arriends
G. F. Bh Scemaoet
Tracy
Harry Hall
Dakota ‘Central
Hawarden
Parker
D. M
Bonsteel
Allen
Pennsylania
Oaks
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Session Ends in Mitchell
H J Rice reports 100 members and 65 lodges represented as Territorial Grand Lodge met in Mitchell from Wednesday to Friday. A banquet Thursday evening preceded Grand Encampment sessions. The Grand Master notes 2250 in revenue, 44 percent gain over last year, 8213.78 aid paid, treasury at 3141.36, with G Aion elected grand worthy? Ralph RB Sioux Falls to represent. next session at Aberdeen.
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H.J. Rice
James River Lodge
Mitchell
Territorial Grand Lodge
Rice
Grand Lodge
Mitchell Breth
T. Grove
Odd Fellows
C. A. Ion
Dase
Ralph
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Court House Cracks and Cost Criticism Stir Local Debate
Readers debate the county courthouse project as planners defend design and ventilation while critics raise questions about cost and scope. The discussion cites plans and assurances from Mr Vaughn amid ongoing public scrutiny of the building works and contractor performance.
Dance to Benefit Library Association in Campbell Hall
A closed dance will be held at Campbell's Hall on Friday evening to raise funds for the library association. An office has been built for business at the new mill as Raymond's arrival is delayed by affairs in Iowa. builders plan to raise the framework today.
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Emmetsburg
Comwhoeman
G. M. Es
In Brown’s Bank
Gettesburg
Ives
Éisen
Parker Hall
Campbell’s Hall
The
Library Association
Raymond
Iowa
Local residents visit and travel notes in city
Wm H of Cavour and Mrs Judson of Rochelle are in the city. T F Nicholl has recovered enough to be seen on the streets. Los Angeles visitors Chasant and Bega are in town. C L Summers of Shellsburg is visiting his sister Mrs A M Bison. W C Alexander arrived from Dubuque and is claiming near Cavour. H O Besancon of Harrold Star injured but in city. J B Kelley and wife left for Cincinnati after death of Mrs Kelley's father. S M Reed of Odd Fellows News called at office. G H Barrows of Rockford plans to settle here. Rev A P Graves visited his sons and attended Baptist services then left east. Wm Trumbo and family plan to live and claim near Hughes county. H Simes from Mendota and now at Ipswich to run wagon and blacksmith shop.
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Rnom
H. D. Judson
Rochelle, IL
T. F. Nicholl
Chasant
Bega Ane 5
Los Angeles
Cal
C. L. Summers
Shellsburg
A. M. Bison
H. O. Besancon
The
Harrold Star
J. B. Kelley
Cincinnati
A. P. Graves
D.D
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Wm. Trumbo
Ning
Hughes County
Winnebago
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Hunonkre
Munda
Ipswich
J.toko
Sparta
Wis
Morgauis
Watertown
Earnest Sutton
Heronite
Tracy
Mexico City Visit Reveals Cathedral Tale and City Tours
Foreman Oscar Ringstrum and Engineer Twohey enjoy vacationing in Mexico City. A letter from Ringstrum discusses sights in Chihuahua and Mexico City, noting a grand cathedral, ancient construction, and local church practices. The excerpt blends travel notes with local commerce and ads cluttering the page.
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Oscar Ringstrum
Huron Round-House
Engineer Twohey
Mexico
Ringstrom
McIntosh
Ringstrum
Wiutiusm McIintoss
Chicago
Republic
Mexico City
Chihuahua
Chi-wa-wa
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