Boyden Businessman A. Vanden Brink Sr Dies at 61
A. Vanden Brink Sr longtime Boyden business leader and booster died at his West Railroad home after eight months of cancer. He would have turned 65 on January 1 1926. Survived by wife three sons Steve Arthur Ray of Boyden and daughter Dora of Hull two brothers and four sisters. Funeral set for Saturday at 1:30 to 2:00 p.m. An obituary will appear in the next issue.
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A. Vanden Brink
Boyden
West Railroad Street
Rochester
Minn
Vander Brink
Steve
Arthur
Ray
Dora
Hull
Local Co operatives Win First Prize at Sioux County Fair
Local co operatives secured First Prize for their business booth at the Sioux County Fair, with Marble Works of Sheldon taking Second. The display, arranged by Carl Hirt of the Creamery and Van Giessen, features neatly finished wall board and white paint showcasing products from three concerns including HOR SAVE Alfalfa hay.
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Alho
Marble Works
Sheldon
Carl Hirt
van Giessen
Boyden Public School Opens After Summer Break
The Boyden Public School will open Monday September 6 after a three month summer closure. The fall term plans are complete and the building is ready for nine months of classes. The faculty includes Superintendent Henry Hoeven Principal Miss Christian Scholten High School Miss Lelia Dodd 7th and 8th grades Miss Nelle De Valois 5th and 6th grades Miss Mattie Peelen 3rd and 4th grades Miss Grace Aalders Primary Miss Pauline Sarset Department of Music Prof S H Buntje y.
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Boyden
Atical
Henry Hoeven
Christian Scholten
Lelia Dodd
Traer
Nelle de Valois
Mattie Peelen
Sanborn
Grace Aalders
Alton
Pauline Sarset
Minneapolis
S. H. Buntiey
Sioux County Court News Suits for Judgment and Guardian Asked
Multiple suits filed for judgment include notes owed to Farmers Security State Bank by Lewis De Vries and to T Searle by Lillian Wagner. Foreclosure requests on properties. Guardianship asked for James E Hevern. Divorces sought by Annie Schmidt and Hattie Bruinsma. Marriage licenses issued for four couples in Granville and Orange City.
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Farmers Security State Bank of
Harrisburg
South Dakota
Lewis de Vries
T. W. Searle
Lillian M. Wagner
Mayes
Calliope Hawarden
Frank Hevern
James E. Hevern
Jennie Hevern
Arne M. van Wyk
Henry Hymans
J. C. Wilson
Irench Lumber Company
Nan M. Loffler
Augusta Niebuher
Fred Colling
Hattie Bruinsma
Joe Bruinsma
Peculiar Accident Injures Hull Worker in Sioux County
L. C. Van Batavia of Hull, operating a caterpillar truck for John Gorzeman's Sioux county grading crew, broke his right leg in a strange mishap after washing a car by the river. He was taken to Hull Hospital for treatment as the crew worked northeast of Hawarden. Also noted: Rev Archibald Stewart returned home before moving to Culver City for his first pastorate, and Misses Maud Jackson Berth Heitritter and Dorothy Dunnin attended a Young People's Convention in Garner, Iowa.
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L. C. van Batavia
Hull
John Gorzeman
Sioux County
van Batavia
Hull Hospital
Hawarden
Archibald K. Stewart
Culver City
Calif
Mr. Stewart, Jr
U. P
Maud Jackson
Berth Heitritter
Dorothy’ Dunnin
Garner
Iowa
Th United Presbyterian Church
Sedar Rapids
Edgar De Valois Killed In Runaway Accident
The community mourns the instant death of Edgar De Valois after his team spooked a wagon at ten this morning. He was traveling from the Farmers Elevator with feed when he fell and the wheels passed over him. He leaves a wife and two small children, plus his father C De Valois of Boyden, and siblings. Funeral plans will be announced.
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Edgar de Valois
Edgar
U.P
C. de Valois
Boyden
Central College Students Hold Reunion in Rock Rapids Park
Central College students from northwest Iowa and Edgerton Minnesota met in Rock Rapids Park for a picnic. About seventy five Centralites attended including graduates current students and fall term prospects. Plans were made to make the reunion an annual event.
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Central College
Northwest Iowa
Edgerton
Minn
Rock Rapids
Marriage Announcement for Arthur Kooiman and Iva Mae Snyder
Mr Arthur Kooiman son of Mrs Jennie Kooiman of Chandler Minnesota and Miss Iva Mae Snyder daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Snyder of Matikato Minnesota announce their wedding. The ceremony occurred Friday August 20. They will reside in Chandler after September 10. The groom formerly lived in the community and worked at the State Bank of Chandler where his brother William is assistant cashier. Congratulations are extended.
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Arther Kooiman
Jennie Kooiman
Chandler, Minn
Iva Mae Snyder
Bert Snyder
Matikato
Minn
Boyden
Hull
State Bank of
Chandler
Wm. Kooiman
Grant Township wins booth prize at Sioux County Fair
The Grant Township Farm Bureau and Auxiliary took first prize for their booth at the Sioux County Fair. Capel township won second, Plato third. The winning display featured a miniature farm yard with complete buildings and live stock, fenced by a willow barrier. Sheridan and Capel booths also earned praise for neat ideas and hard work. The fair notes strong cooperation but lamented the absence of Holstein cattle and Boyden breeders in the livestock show.
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Grant Township Farm Bureau
Capel Township
Plato
Capel Booth
Sheridan Booth
Sioux County Fair
Family Trip Heads to Pella Iowa for Relatives Visit
Verrips and son Marion and Mr and Mrs Jim Smit and their son left Tuesday for Pella Iowa to visit relatives and friends. Margaret Heemstra also left Tuesday for Pella to stay with Prof Jacob Heemstra.
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Verrips
Marion
Jim Smit
Pella
Iowa
Puss
Margaret Heemstra
Prof
Jacob ‘Heemstra
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