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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
7
A fragmented listing describes multiple petticoats and garments in mercerized sateen. Mentions No 347 342 313 342 details include adjustable yokes, full bounces, deep flounces, ruffles, beading, and edge bands. Garments labeled as showy and fine quality with various trims and pleating.
John A. Sayer and wife from Strusfle attended Conrad Stickney’s funeral on New Year’s Day in Hull. Harry Claerhout sold hardware to a young man near Carmel who will start life on his own this week. Teeman VerSteeg and others visited Sioux Center for a gathering. Lester Beckman, a Hab Store clerk, reports a sleepless night awaiting intruders and now hunts rats in daylight. Thomas Elliot of Inwood with two daughters visited relatives in Hull and plans a three week stay with M. J. and family in Minneapolis. Wess Wagener and Mrs Kate Willie from Nebraska were guests for a wedding in Hull. Elle Bragira returned to Pokwapa South Dakota spending winter there.
An afternoon hunting incident left Arnold Daane wounded by a 22 calibre rifle discharged by Clarence Hawins. The bullet entered the abdomen and the severity of the wound is not yet known. Authorities hope for a favorable outcome.
The program outlines talks by Mayor John Cornforth and D J Defoogh on welcome addresses, farm discussion on whether Sioux County farmers raise the best boys, profitable beef raising, and corn crop improvement. Evening attractions include music, lectures, and a memorial university address.
A fragmentary feature on animal life and peril across counties and towns. Teases danger and broad journeys with an ominous tone as scarce resources push creatures toward perilous paths and survival questions.
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