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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
5
Community chatter records visits and news from Hull and nearby towns. Talks include photo studio visits, selling a buggy and horse, a dip for stock, farm updates, and locals like Wess Wagner and John Saver noted among friends and kin.
The Hull record notes Memorial Day success with local visitors from Boyden and Mitchell, plus visits by Rev Bunge and education events in Orange City. It covers anniversary ceremonies, faculty praise, and a boys varsity score, along with community notices and local photography services.
In Hospers on Wednesday residents recalled Ead O. G. Drasyom an early settler with a long memory of the town’s formative days. He served in local offices and helped shape the community alongside other pioneers.
Simplex Separator advertised as simple light compact durable for years. For further particulars call on G. Beyvzckom Hull Tawa.
The th annual Picnic of the old settlers of Sioux County is invited to be held in Boyden on Saturday June 11 at 11. The notice is issued by Shade Tree Town.
Lester Beckman urges farmers to use his Mammouth Jack for breeding, promising a valuable mule and urging action before season ends.
Notice to Hawarden subscribers outlining rental rates fixed by the Railroad Commission order. Rural phones cost 15.50 per year or 1.25 per month prepaid, business phones 5 per month prepaid. Applies in South Dakota and Iowa with Hawarden town business phones already fixed. Hawarden Telephone Exchange Co, Town Clerk Secretary.
Miss Myrtle Beckman arrived from Storm Lake and stayed through Memorial Day after visiting Mrs. Joe Hoeven and Mrs. N. Sawyer with Miss Pelmulder. Miss Pelmulder came from Orange City visiting neighbors, joined by Mrs. Wil Foben at Rock Valley, while Senator Kenyon accompanied her to the lake. Senator Kenyon’s father founded Henna Vieja College at Fort Dexige.
Growing interest in industrial training for youth prompts formation of Boys Agricultural Clubs and Girls Domestic Science Clubs nationwide. Professor A. V. Storm of Iowa State College at Ames prepared an illustrated bulletin on Boys and Girls Labs in Iowa available free from the Extension Department, Ames, Iowa.
The ceremony at Mr. John Reyella’s home in Lincoln Township Sioux County Iowa officiated by Rev. Paul J Bunles united Henry Barthold Reyelts and Berphalaster. Bridesmaid Margaritha Reyelts brother Peter Ludwig Janter attended as groomsman. The couple will live on a Wheeler township farm in Lyon County after a bridal trip to St Peter Minnesota.
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