Iowa Old Press

LeMars Sentinel
June 1, 1896

TEACHERS' ASSIGNMENTS MADE

The teachers chosen for the school year 1896-97, a list of whom was
published in the Sentinel sometime ago, have been assigned to the various
rooms over which they will have charge as follows:

CLARK STREET BUILDING

Room No. 1 Miss Fenner

Room No. 2 Miss McDuffie

Room No. 3 Miss Long

Room No. 4 Miss Shadle

Room No. 5 Miss Gosting

Room No. 6 Miss Hatch

Room No. 7 Miss Ryan

Room No. 8 Miss Weisgerber, Prin.

HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING

Room No. 1 Miss Bertha Cadwell

Room No. 2 Miss Clara Cadwwell

Room No. 3 Miss Connor

Room No. 4 Miss Frink

Room No. 5 Miss Decker

FRANKLIN STREET BUILDING

Room No. 1 Miss Crowell

Room No. 2 Miss Liffring

Room No. 3 Miss Treat

Room No. 4 Miss Appleyard, Prin.

HIGH SCHOOL

Room No. 6 Miss Paxton, Principal

Room No. 7 Miss Bayler

Class Rooms---Miss Carpenter, Miss Parker, Miss Merritt.

LeMars Sentinel
June 5, 1896

ENGINE JUMPED THE TRACK
Freight Engine No. 13, With Six Drivers, Front Truck and Part of the Wheels
of the Tender Jumps the Track in the Yards

From Tuesday's Daily:

Engine No. 813 on the Illinois Central jumped the track on a switch at Eagle
street near the Plymouth Roller Mills just before noon today. The engine,
under charge of Engineer Chas. Densmore with Jake Peterson as fireman, was
shunting cars on the switch, and when ready to pull out ran on to a place
where the track was imperfect and all the drivers, the front trucks of the
wheels jumped over a foot or more from the track. An effort was made to
pull the engine back upon the track with a traction engine assisted by the
power of the drivers of the disabled locomotive itself, but it proved
useless, and it was found necessary to wait until the arrival of the freight
from the east for assistance. After considerable trouble the machine was
again placed on the track. Freight No. 94 scheduled to go east at 12:30 was
delayed several hours by the accident.

CUNNINGHAM PLEADS GUILTY
The Kingsley Saloon Man Pleads Guilty to One Charge. The Others Dismissed.

From Tuesday's Daily:

Chas. Cunningham, the Kingsley saloon man, has plead guilty to one of the
many charges against him and Friday, June 5, is set by the court for
judgment. All the other cases against Cunningham have been dismissed.