Sioux County Board Agrees 15000 Bond Settlement
A special board of supervisors met to finalize preliminaries with the bond company over Nasons surety for the new courthouse construction. Attorney Burgess of Sioux City represented the company and the $15,000 settlement was ordered shipped from Chicago. The board’s diplomacy is praised for saving Sioux County potential litigation costs. Also reported are real estate transfers and nineteen rural graduates diplomas issued by Superintendent Chase, including Effie Jones of Ireton.
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Orange City
Ledger
Nason
Court House
Burgess
Sioux City
Chicago
The
Wa. Danly
Sioux County
Chase
Effie Jones
Ireton
Memorial Day services in Piven on a bright day
Memorial Day was observed with a large turnout as the G A R and W R C decorated graves and a parade formed. Services at the M church drew a packed crowd with Rev. Edwardes and Miss Edith Gerling, a band, and a glee club. Dr H F Wallace gave the principal address. The broken column tribute to unknown soldiers echoed across the area as veterans laid flowers. A ballgame at Sunnyside capped town events.
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W.R. C
Processio
M. Church
G. A. KR
J. Arther Edwardes
Edith Gerling
H. F. Wallace
Piven
Jraton
Walisca
Struble
Sunnyside
Memorial Day Banquet at Tilford Home by United Presbyterian
The Christian Union of the United Presbyterian church held its annual Memorial Day banquet at the Tilford home due to rain. Mrs. T. BE. McCaughan hosted as toastmistress and lively toasts followed, including Marriage a Failure by Adam Love Hig, Many Women of Many Minds read by Wm. N. Trwin, and Our Husbands and Our Lovers by Mrs. H. B. Wallace and Miss Mamie Johnator. The event concluded the Memorial Day observance with light refreshments and cheer.
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Vlotho’s
Young Peoples
Christian Union of the
United Presbyterian Church
W. C. Tilford
T. BE. McCaughan
Adam
Love
Wm. N. Trwin
Miller
H. B. Wallace
Mamie Johnator
Lions City Epworth League to Convene in Ireland June 21 22
About 150 delegates are expected as the Epworth League holds its Fifteenth Annual Convention in Ireton on June 21 and 22. Ethel Fosburg is secretary. chapters must send delegate names by June 17. The program includes Evangelism in the Local Church Home Field and Foreign Mission topics. A special stock train left Iraton yards for Chicago Monday evening with carload shipments and multiple shippers listed.
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Panerai
Hig
Lions City
Ict Epworth “League
Irelon
Ireton
Hity Or
Therapf
Mies Ethel Fosburg
Iraton
Chicago
Chica
J. F. Morris
Frank Morris
A. E. Hefferign
Thos. Richardson
Will, Taylor
Jas. Taylor
BE. A. Lindenhan
Thos. Lean
A. F E. Heffarnan
Wm. Taylor
Eb.a. Lindeman
C. R. Steels
J.C. Jones
Mayor Ends Sunday Baseball Game in Town
Local enthusiasts with two contingents opened a ball game Sunday in a vacant west town lot. Mayor Mariouau intervened and halted play, then players moved to the east ground and resumed. Treton won by ten runs. Townspeople oppose Sunday games and urge scheduling on other days.
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Froyt Diaurice
Tohn
Mariouau
Pre Corporation
Treton
Horse Dies at Depot During Evening Arrival
A carriage horse belonging to a local team collapsed and died near a platform at the depot last Friday night as a passenger era transition occurred. Reverend Nacier, arriving to collect his wife from Sioux City, faced unexpected inconvenience.
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Rorse
Soace
Rev
Nacier
Sioux City
School Closes Today Without Graduation Exercises
The Treton school ends its year today with no commencement ceremonies. Three graduates will speak at the morning program while several teachers will remain for next year. Principal Halstead will switch duties and staff changes include Overholser Rhynesburger Arent and Sergent moving on. A social at the parsonage honors the teachers with light refreshments.
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Taska
Treton
Faye Pawnsend
Hilsie Carpenter
Townsend
Carpenter
Philippi
Bertha Rogers
Iveton
Migs
Minnie Carpenter
Forest City
Sergent
J. Arthur Edwards
Messiaard Mesdames E. Fair
EL. GC. Carpenter
Overholser Rhynesburger
Arent, Stimson
Elsie Campball
Letter From Rosalia Trader Describes Palouse Wheat Country
G N Klinefelter, former Schosnamay yard manager now in Rosalia Washington, writes Oliver Hemmingsen with observations on Palouse conditions. He notes wheat yields from 23 to 50 bushels per acre, land values from 6 to 45 dollars per acre, healthy but variable climate, and an abundance of fruit with frost damage this year. He mentions health concerns and implies migration trends with consumption and rheumatism noted.
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Oliver Hemmingsen
H. N. Kliinefelter
Schosnamay Bros
Treton
Rosalia
West
Mgr. Klinefelter
Oliver Hemmingeon
Ballast
Uniontown
Wash
Spokane
Portland
Sea Ns
G. N
Uistrecter
Alton Celebrates Fourth and Local News Highlights
Alton contemplates Fourth celebrations while Plymouth county mail delivery expands in August. Notable items include construction of a six room cement house near Le Mars, a California death of depot agent Benton, and political moves for Sheldon postmaster. Dutch and German mutuals plan a Struble meeting. weather floods near Sioux City affect rail and streetcar service.
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Benth
Sheldon
California
Jon Morton
Congressman Hubbard
RB. M. la Follette
Wisco Sisin
Sutherland Fair
Nick Ney
le Mars
German Partners Mutual Insurance Co
Plymouth
Sioux
Lyon Counties
Struble
Vera
Joe Krause
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Richter
D ‘Scanlan
Bgeubolt
Reynolda
Donaldson
Brink M
Reynolds Fame
Donaldson Fis RA
Norton
Merton R A
Donaldson Wadd Matlock
Joug
J Draslert
Koster
Didr
Eden Derderse
Schoeps
Maouw.n
Rv Didmmelen
Drimmeléen Rv
Kiein
Cio HH
Persia Klock& Vickers
HE Crandell
GA. R. and
Epworth League
Rosalia, Wash
Ray
Togo
Admiral Rojestvensky
Johnny Rojestvensky
PF Vietho
C. Shenkberg & Co
Hartlett
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Boston
F. Ylotho
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Alton
Borden Ald Settlers
Plymouth County
M.A. Moore
le 3Fars
Judge Hutchinson
Bobby
Shaldon
Saare
Western Electric Co
O’brien
Osage
Mason City
Charles City
Floyd
Leeds
Sioux City Traction Co
Omaha
St.Paul
James
Leads
Evansville
Henry Pereboom
G. Bartlett
Ms. Rammond
James Nolan
Maple Grove
Herman
Willie Johnson
la Mars
Gussie Henry
LeMars
Ron Evans
Minnie Nanainga
Alcester
Oak
AH. Millard
Kate
John Rickless
T- B. McCaughan
W.E. Worcester
Mrs. Ida Cassavant
C. H. Worcester
Edgar Latteries
R. Day
John White
Mrs. AS. Branskill
Hawarden
Thos. White
Roy,Lena
Della Bushby
Herbert Worcester
Mamie Clifford
Flora Day
Wim. Bushby
David Ammond
Dak
Albert Winterfield
Henry F. Baack
Willie Shulz
H. Eilts
Litchville N. Dak
Bertha Eilts
N. Dak
Reading Town— ‘Ship
D. Allen
John Baack
C. Bowen
Gerd Oaken
Gerd Henrich
John
Wes
Bear
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