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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1909
Page
16
Resolution orders construction of permanent brick stone or cement sidewalks in front of lots and parcels in Hull. If owners fail to build within the time, the town will contract and assess special taxes on abutting property for the costs, issued as certificates under state law and town ordinance. Adopted April 20, 1909. Clerk B.C. Seevena.
Sealed bids for construction and furnishing materials per city specifications adopted by Hull Iowa City Council for one or more street crossings and five alley crossings due by 8 pm May 11 1905. Council may reject any or all bids. Bid must include a certified check of 25 dollars payable to Town of Hull. Dated April 1909. G Beckman Chairman of Street Cont.
Sorné Move Locals. Lewis Phay stays busy hanging paper. Miss Cynthia Haibregtse visits Sioux City Tuesday. Roy Leffler and Ned Jensen visit Inwood over Sunday. Mrs. Claus Winters of Boyden visits friends Sunday. Grandfather Sehelen in good health. Ben Motw and family hosted Christ Van Roekel’s visit Friday. Rev Holwerda spoke at Reek Valley on Rev Heinen’s illness. Grandfather Nymeyer improving but aged. Baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. John Huibregtse. congratulations from The Index. Colorado fruit grain and eggs ad offers from John Sipma Crawford. Western Land Securities Co. excursion to Bowman, N. D. leaves St. Paul Tuesday at 6 o'clock. contact N. Sawyer for details.
Fifteen years ago Bleve Gasper of Pipestone Minnesota visited Hull this week Tom Mackie has returned from Nebraska and is again counted as a citizen of Hull The weather ran to 45 March yesterday pedestrians danced a ddick step as they went about Hull News notes on local residents Odd Fellows plan a Rock Valley celebration with a Hull concert band and regalia due by the 26th J Scholten buys out Hi Follrich butchery and will take May 1st possession Henry Claerbout sows wheat and barley on 40 acres. reports crop looks strong despite fears of rot.
Notice by the executor of Mary J. Andrews deceased Sioux county Iowa that on May 22 at 2 PM a public auction will be held at the Grange City courthouse to sell the real estate described as the north one half of the southwest quarter of section seven in township five north of range four west containing eighty acres more or less, to the highest bidder for cash, per U.S. Government survey. Dated at Qualil, Iowa April 13, 1909.
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