Petit Jurors for September Court Term List
The article lists jurors drawn for the September 1928 term, ordered to report Monday September 9. Names include Abbey Hawanien, Victor Anderson, Bertman, Brunsiman, Bray, Baadte, Beernink, Dykstra, De Zeeuw, De Jong, Eason, Gloden, Hughes, Heisiz, Haag, Heidbrink, Bosmeyer, Humphrey, Jungers, Jongewaard, Kroon, Kragt, Koolbeck, Klein, Leafstedt, Luiders, Miller, Beith, Richenis, Roudenbour, Treinen, Vander Pol, Vande Water, Van Voorst, Vane Wen, Wahl and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numer Abbey
Hawanien
Victor Anderson
Gengt
Soux Center
Jerry
Dykstra
Hull
Barbars de Haan
Boll
Paink de Vries
Hal
Chas
de Vrs
Orange City
Juliss E. de Jong
Fred Eason
Alton
Onin Franke
Ireton
John Gloden
Hospers
Anns Hughes
Freton
F.J. Heisiz
Rock Valley
Carl Haag
Sheldon A. E. Miller
Boyden
Math
N. Beith Jr
Granville Ra Richenis
Hawarden
Thresa Roudenbour
Maurice Besry Schmidt
H. 10
Schuett
Sheldon P.L. Schoep
Sioux Center
C. Sheldon
Hull Hsd
Ten Napes Treton
Peter Treinen
Allan Waller Tilstis
Inneed
Barry Vander Pol
A. J. Vande Steeg
Orange Oil
A. T. van Boekel
Hattip Vistho
Treton
E.G. Vande Water
Albert Vande Vegte
Bosk Valley
Dike van Voorst
St. Sioux Center
Henry G. Vane Wen
Grange Cryars
Zoz Wahl
Notice to creditors Farmers Store closure
All who owe accounts to The Farmers Store must settle at once. The business will close soon and accounts must be disposed of before that time. Settlements may be made with the undersigned at the office of Edw. C. Eare Fred W. Marionao, Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarmers
Ofice
Edw. C. Eare
Fred W. Marienao
Farmers Store
Notice to Cut Weeds in Ireton
City order requires all weeds within Ireton corporate limits be cut at once on all properties and adjacent lands. If not complied with by August 15, authorities will cut the weeds and charge the costs to the property owners. Signed by John Carter, Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireton
John Carter
Hawarden Feels Railroad Retribution as Roundhouse Jobs Cut
The Chicago and North Western Railway downsized Hawarden roundhouse staff, laying off ten workers while preserving senior employees. Engines are being reassigned to Sioux City and Sac City, ending long layovers and shifting maintenance work away from Hawarden, with broader retrenchment across the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & North Western Railway Co
Hawarden
Round House
Tzo
Tranmition
Nntime Chem
Sieux Cgier
Huron
Eagle Grove
Het
Sioux City
Sac Cite
North Western Company
Boone
Church Services And Events Bulletin
Churches resume services this Sunday August 11 with a sermon by the pastor returning from vacation. St Pauls German and Walther League gatherings noted. Ladies Aid and Missionary Society events planned. Christian Reform Holland First Reform and St Johns English announce services and youth activities. Ladies Guild social hosted by Mrs. Vander Hamm on August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Harry Johnson
Walther League
Peter Tresher
Evermy
Rich Schmidt
Thurlow Karr
Florence Brown
Women’s Missionary Society
Hawarden
Roy M Smith
Sunder School
Robert Vander Hamm
Ladies Guild
Notice of estate administration in Sioux County Iowa
Notice is given that on August Tth 1929 the District Court of Sioux County Iowa appointed administration of the estate of Charles Z Kinter deceased late of the county. All persons indebted must pay to the undersigned and those with claims must present authenticated for allowance. Dated August Tth 1909 Louise Rinter Adwin SAYSUTER Van Oasterhout Kelvyn Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Sioux County
Iowa
Charles Z. Kinter
Said
Louise Rinter
Adwin Saysuter
van Oasterhout
Kelvyn
Attr’s
Honor Roll Subscriptions Renewed for The Ledger
The Ledger lists renewed subscriptions since the last Honor Roll publication. Names include Mrs. W. C. Kern of Le Mars Mrs. Claude Parrott of Sioux City Gilbert Wynganden H. Gerling Mrs. Louisa Hintey and C. B. Nanninea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ledger
W. CC. Kern
le Mars
Claude Parrott
Sioux Clio
Gilbert Wynganden
H. Gerling
Louisa Hintey c
Nanninea
Treton Iowa Council Adopts Electricity Rate Ordinance
The Treton Iowa council met August 6 1925 with Mayor Carter presiding. The body approved minutes and bills and introduced Ordinance No 31 fixing maximum electricity rates for lighting heat and power with multiple tiers and minimum monthly bills. The ordinance passed on second and third readings and was signed by the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
W. J. Kluter
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Mr. Walker
Treton
Towa
Heer i &c
Maryor
John Carter
B. E. Holtdorf
Lindenman
Carpenter
Yeas
Moeller
Bluter
Sinkey
Town Council Adjourns After Seal Affixed
Clerk E Holtdorf notes the town seal was affixed and there being no further business, the council adjourned on motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Holtdorf
Local visits and hospital note in Hawarden area
Russell Savage and family from Chandler Oklahoma arrived for a short visit with relatives and friends and left today. Mildred Vander Hamm underwent tonsil removal at Le Mars hospital. Beatrice Ellis of Craig visited the Vander Hams. Gerling returned from a motor trip to eastern Iowa and Gardner. Simon family reunion marked Mr. Simon’s father’s tenth birthday. Steele and daughters Wanda and Joyce traveled to Hawarden. Lindenman and daughter Mary visited Sioux City. Mrs. Harry Lewick and Bonnie Hawarden visitors. Campbell family expected back from Chicago. Lena and Henrietta Bruns visited Sioux City. Coon of Osakis and Juddy family of Garretson visited the Parkers. White family visited with August Vanderfiginam. Sioux County Oil Co. ad ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Savage
Chandler Okla
Mildred
Mer
Robert Vander Hamm
le Mars Hospital
Beatrice Ellis
Craig
August Vander Hamm
Gerling
Ireton
Low
Gardner
Forrest City
Air
Abs
M. D. Simons
Marcus
Mr. Simon
Sirs
R. Wy
Steele
Wanda
Joyce
Hawarden
E. A. Lindenman
Sioux City
Mary
Harry Lewick
Bonnie
George Campbell
Earl
Chicago
Alisses Lena
Henrietta Bruns
3. Coon
Qosakis
Ming
Juddy
Garretson
Afr
Fred Parker
A. L. White
Eva
le Mars
August Vander Figinam
Sune Day
Washington Two News Flaunts Local Snippets
Local notes report births visits and travels among residents. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Vander linden is listed, with multiple Sioux City visits and relatives in Winner and Chatsworth noted. Threshing begins in Tullswine as residents travel for visits and chores.
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Lola L
Lange
Studis
Cali Iid
A. Earl Ross
Hawarier, Fows
Rainier
Gms
Leton Rendering Works
Petit Jurors
Heinz Owen
Tip Top Store
Methodist Episcopal
He This Church
F. L. Kruwell
ST. Paul's
Christian Reformed
Holland
Young People’s Societies
Rikkers of Hull
J. RB. van Dyke
Christian Endeavor
John Webinga
St. John's
D. Nuoffer
Mary Perehoom
Cager
Marieren
Council Proceedings
General Fond Freton Electric Light &Power C
Philip Walker
B. T. Goodmansen
Tre de Raad
Raymond Steele
Albert Holtdorf
Sioux Co
OF Co
Mdse
League of Iowa
A.T. Bergstrom
Barton Warner Co
Salary Standard Oil Co
John Viotho
Pyle Bros
Rand Fond
Earl D. Reinier
ED Beimers
Sioux County Oil Co
Washington Two. and McNally News
Aiv
Will Vanderlinden
Prank Frity
A. Ollmann
Madison
South Dakota
Fred Dirks
Tullswine
Vanderven
James O'Meara
Francis
Winner
Mr. and
Mes Garret van Whye
Leton
Pete
Andrey Elleson
Andy McNally
M. J. McNan
James
Anna
Certo
Linit
Grandpa
McNally
H. Vanderven
Bidwell
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