Twenty Years Ago Items From the Sentinel and Nearby Towns
Twenty years ago notes show Mr Beeson of Hull visiting, Behr brothers and Butter and Egg business moves, J W Buea planning to relocate to Rock Valley, and M H Damon preparing to move to Hin gton Minnesota. The White Lake Wave is newly published and local arrivals include the Hays and Wagner families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Lake
Vance
Hays
Wagners
Frank Loenmer
Chan Trowbridge
Blull and Vicinity
Election Results From City Ballot
City election results released last Monday show 108 ballots cast. Mayor candidates Hd C Weir 93 votes Joe Hoeven 1 William Helleosty 0. For treasurer J S Wilson 94. Councilmen totals include Jacob Gargernan 7, James A Hawkins 86, G L Beach 71, Henry Leckman 81 with 164 votes cast for councilmen. W J Hrenner had refused to accept, C N Sawyer received one, D J Vanderschaat 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hd. C. Weir
Joe Hoeven i. Willam Helleosty
As Desuor
George Lenink
W. A. Schleasin
J. S. Wilson
Jacob Gargernan
Jamea A. Hawkins
G. L. Beach
Henry Leckman
Seed Corn Tests Highlight Varieties and Germination Findings
A Sioux County Iowa report summarizes eight years of seed corn trials at the County Farm. It compares varieties including Silver King, planting densities, and germination quality, noting yields from 60 to 74 bushels per acre and showing testing reduces waste and increases overall productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux County
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
D. WL
Sterrenburg
Rockwell City Oratorical Contest Highlights Local Talent
Vis Race 2 Art Kicek 5, WF. Brouwer & .C. Sawyer 138, John Lensink 16, Goosen DeBeer 20, Joe Hoeven 37. Riles elected Ed. C. Weir, Mayor: George Lensink, assessor, J. B. Wilaan, Treasurer, James A. Hawking, Henry Beckman, Jacob Gorzeman, C. L. Beach and Joe Hoeven, Councilmen for the next two years. Miss Mary Weir earned credit in humorous days of the Oratorical Contest with Prof. Ludwickson and others. O. DeRoos visiting Grant county on real estate matters reports fine prospects.
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Vis
Art Kicek
WF. Brouwer
C. Sawyer
John Lensink
Goosen DeBeer
Joe Hoeven
Riles
Ed. C. Weir
George Lensink
Wilaan
James A. Hawking
Henry Beckman
Jacob Gorzeman
C. L. Beach
Mary Weir
Rockwell City
Hull
Prof
Ludwickson
Miss Hunter
Kate McCabe
Chas A. Beckman
Zion Lutheran Church Good Friday Services Announced
Local church notices announce Good Friday services at Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Church on April 5 at 2 pm. St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Lincoln township schedules a children's confirmation next Sunday March 31 with services starting at 9 40 am Palm Sunday. Meronier Esweorat Civica Sayiicgs extended next Sunday at the canal hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asxgeical Lutheran Citizheh
Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Thie City
St Paul
Lincoln Township
Epworth League in Foreign Fields Services This Sunday
The American Reformed Church will hold preaching services next Sunday at the usual times. The morning subject covers Christ's Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem and a Sunday School at 10 am. Evening themes include The Parable of the Prudent Steward. Mrs Geo Will leads the meeting of the Aid Society at Anna Van Triest’s home.
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Epworth League
Gserraona
American Reformed Church
Jerusalem
Geo
Dies’ ‘Aid Society
Anna van Triest
Local Bank Staff Moves Stir Boyden Area
Notes report Ray Hilton replaces John VerSteegz at Farmers Savings Bank in Boyden. Frank Connell and family relocate from Boyden to Sanborn. John VerSteeg joins Sheldon Savings Bank. An Orange City automobile club forms with Mayor Slikkerver as president. Ladies Aid plans bazaar at Kioak's Store on April 6. P Wiersma of Perkina visits Orange City this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hilton
John VerSteegz
Farmers Saving Bank
Boyden
John VerSteeg
The
Parmers, Saving’ ‘Bank
Place
Sheldon Savings, Bank
Orange City
Slikkerver
A. W. Lohr
W. W. Schultz
Jas. Kraai
Rock Valley notes bring visits and town affairs
Special correspondent reports Arthur Warren from Hull and Charley Prentice from Sheldon in town on Monday. Local visits include Mrs. Jack Spurr of Sanborn and Bert Starr’s family. A safety deposit box system is installed in the State Bank. Parole petitions surface for Case Hoorn and Len Van der Lugt. Hartley basketball results and local election outcomes are noted along with a new temporary Commercial meeting committee formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Spurr
Sanborn
Bert Starr
Case Hoorn
Len van der Lugt
Local Notes On Residents Movements And Church Talks
Spending his spring vacation at home lift, Monday, for Lincoln Nebraska to resume life studied at the University of that State. Mrs EL Hougan of Bladen Nebraska is the pew manager in the Leader Store. Mr Holgan has not yet moved his family here as his stay may be temporary. Stephen Vogel the Expert who has been repairing the engine at the electric light plant left Tuesday for Spencer. He will watch the engine results there. Mr J R Benson returned Monday of last week from Houston Galveston and San Antonio Texas where he had been on a land expedition. He has since been on the sick list. The First Reformed church held a congregational meeting Monday afternoon to discuss erecting a new church building this summer which their congregation demands. Mrs E Wood and son of St Paul Minnesota came Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Spencer
Smith
Hartley
Ed Reimann
LoMars
Kul Hag
Lincoln
Nebraska
Hfe
University of
That State
EL. Hougan
Bladen, Nebraska
Holgan
Stephen Vogel
Electric Light Plant
J. R. Benson
Houston
Galveston
San Antonio
Texas
First Reformed Church
Farewell and thanks to friends as I move away
The writer announces a move to Laareh woul in Lyon county after over 40 years on the same farm. They express heartfelt thanks to the Wm Claerbout M. P. Buck ley M. VanderBerg Wiese and Boek haus families for kindness and assistance and regret leaving the old home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laareh
Woul
Lyon County
Wm Claerbout
M. P. Buckley
M. VanderBerg
Wiese
Boekhaus
Homa
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Beeson
Sentinel
Will Snyder
Alvord
Institute
M. H. Damon
Ington, Minn
Hert ‘Tietema
Doon
Bert
Kjinck
Coryell Building
J. W. Buea
Rock Valy
Ferrin Miller
BE. Miller
Drothéra
Bigelow Sentinel
Fred Beckman
Charlie Snell
Oswego City
Charlie
Cottrell Post
Comrades
Ramium
Ie Ateam
Mr. Merchant
Lit
O. DeRoos
Grant County
South Dakota
Schoeneman Bros. Co
Local Church News
Mernonier Esweorat Civica
Canal Houra
General ‘News
Frank Connell
Ladies Aid Society of the American Reformed Church
P. Wiersma
Perkina
Orange Ity
Rock Valley
Arthur Warren
Charley Prentice
Sheldon
A. FL Upham
Atlanta
Missouri
Kal W. Hakes
Peter McKellar
Manhattan
Kansas
John McKeller
Delko Bloem
George Pabey
Iowa City
Kuamega
Mea
Ben Schemmer
Cora Haberta
Farmingdale
Grant Roberta
Atisa Agnes Bellar
N. A. Pink
Ales
Jerry Aurit
J. A. Parkinson
Pointta
California
Thia
Willian Barpinger
P. Willendsen
Storm Lake
Modern Woodmen of America
Woodmen
Handy Cafe
D. J. Renshaw
C. W. Ienshaw
H. K. Hastings
W. C. Leonard
Leslie Henshaw
Monone
Sue
Wester
Feda
Cumaposas
Girla
Monilay
Citizena Ficket
Jas
Walpole
Scanlun Ivy
S.A. Mitchet
AL Walhoft
Auizenga
Helstern
M. Bunting
Assensor
Frank Meffitt
Vicker
W. CG. Leonard
Taen
Peter Mulder
Pier Wyniata
Deire
Boa. Walrath
Aasesacr
Ioin Speelman
AL Mitchel
A.W. Hakéa
MS. Huie
Hewa
Perdona
James Walpole
J. A. Gartland
J. H. Kearns
Mrs. E
Wm. Shimp
Wm. HE
Shimp
Treas
S. J. Shimp
Wm. Shimp & Sons
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