Deeds Challenged in Sioux County Property Transfers
Sioux County court actions seek to set aside transfers to fraud creditors. Conrad J. DeJong claims a 1925 deed to Lizzie Van de Berg was insolvent and $9,764.07 remains due on a $22,503.04 judgment. Other suits involve Capel township properties, a fraudulent transfer by Kate Koerselman, a $120 balance for furniture, and claims against several state hospital patients. Writs of replevin and partition requests are noted, plus bar association actions and bank claims filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad J. DeJong
Gerrit J van de Berg
Lizzie van de Berg
Gerrit J. van de Berg
C. Ganzevoort
Kate Koerselman
Capel Township
The
Sioux Furniture Co
W. Balke
Wm. van Roekel
Jake Zweeman
Cherokee
Sioux County
Frank Zweeman
State Hospital
John Zweeman
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Gladys Laurence Et al
Charley Whalen
Jacob Aulmer
DeBey & Sons
Andrew van Pelt
Bar Association of the
21St Judicial District
Sheldon
Iowa
Wm. Hutchinson
Hammill
Bar
Orange City
F. W. Allen
Raymond Younie
Bank of Northwestern
Mutual Good Will from Vanden Brink’s Card
January 1st 1926 note thanking customers for loyalty and advertising mutual goodwill. Mentions merchandise delivery days and bill payment days, signed by Vanden Brink’s.
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Vanden Brink's
Jake Vander Stouwe Called by Death
Jake Vander Stouwe died after a year in sanitarium care in Denver Oakdale and Orange City born January 14 1890 near Orange City He married Jennie Van Noort January 20 1915 and had five children Funeral services were held December 28 at his sister’s home Hull Cemetery Chapel with Masonic rites Interment at Hope Cemetery Hull He leaves a large family and is mourned by relatives and friends in Hull Orange City Rock Valley and Sioux Center
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Denver
Colo
Oakdale
Iowa
Orange City
Jake Vander Stouwe
Boyden
Joe Vander Schaaf
Hull Cemetery
Masonic Order
Hull
Vander Stouwe
G. Vander Stouwe
Dull
Jennie van Noort
Donald
Milton
Betty
Jack Jr
Will
Rock Valley
John
Bert
Henry
Alfred
Gerrit
Jen Vander Berg
Sioux Center
Peter Vander Stoop
Farmers Co-Operative
Jake
Hope Cemetery
William Dykstra Public Sale Notice
A sale advertised for Wednesday January 13 at the Mrs Dixon farm near Boyden features livestock and farm machinery from William Dykstra as he moves a Sheldon. Full particulars are available in the sale bills granted by this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dykstra
Goeringer and Hollander Wed in St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Mr. Wm Hollander son of Christ and Mrs Hollander and Miss Irma Goeringer daughter of Rev and Mrs Goeringer tied the knot last Friday at St. Pauls Lutheran church north of Hoyden. The couple are well known locally with many friends wishing them happiness and prosperity. The Reporter extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hollander
Christ Hollander
Irma Goeringer
Appreciation Note From Boyden Reporter Staff
The Boyden Reporter prints a message of thanks from W. T. and M. E. Connell Stuttgart Arkansas dated December 26 1925. They express gratitude for Christmas greetings and cards received, noting two daily mail deliveries and that many messages came from outside Boyden. They extend wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year to all friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden
van Zwel
Morning Mail
Condit
W. T
M. E. Connell
Stuttgart
Ark
Trading eggs for flour at Vanden Brink's
Local shop Vanden Brink's advertises accepting eggs in trade for White Mountain or Sioux Flour and any kind, inviting customers to barter supplies for staples.
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White Mountain
Vanden Brink’s
New York Cook Marries Boss’s Plan Backfires
Mallotin, a bachelor, learns his longtime cook Mrs. Bell plans to marry. He offers her 200 dollars to stay, then proposes marriage himself to keep her from leaving. Mrs. Bell agrees to remain as wife and servant, starting the New Year as Mr. and Mrs. Mallotin.
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R Mallotin
Mallotin
Hornage
Horage
Mrs. Bell
Cleveland
Maldletin
Mr Manotin
Arthur Horage
Mr. Malotin
Stientjes Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Joe Stientjes celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on Christmas day with a large gathering. A mock wedding was given by Jake Koolbeck and Henry Moret. They married December 26 1900 in Boyden Iowa and live on a farm west of town. Their children are Joe Jr Moret Arnold Harold Wilma and Evelyn May. The Ladies Aid Society of First Reformed Church visited and contributed to the event. Out of town guests included Wessling Sheldon Struyk Melvin Versteeg Herman Moret and M Moret of Sheldon. The Reporter offers congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Stientjes
Jake Koolbeck
Henry Moret
Sophia Moret
Boyden
Iowa
Joe Jr
Pella
Moret
Arnold
Harold
Wilma
Evelyn May
Ladies Aid Society
First Reformed Church
Stientjes
Wessling
Sheldon
John Struyk
Melvin
John Versteeg
Herman Moret
M. Moret
Sheridan Township Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Notice
The Sheridan Township Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday January 5 at the Center schoolhouse. County agent George Dunlap will present a talk on the coming year's work and officers will be elected. Members are urged to attend this important meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Township Farm Bureau
Center
George Dunlap
Farm Bureau
Charleys Aunt at Or ange City Draws Week Long Attention
Miss Gertrude Vander Pol visits Orange City for theater week. Orpheum Rock Valley Iowa hosts Charley’s Aunt on January 6 and 7. Henry Mory family relocates to Orange City with Cambier garage employment. Several local families host Christmas guests and visit relatives across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Vander Pol
Orange City
Charley
Orpheum
Rock Valley
Iowa
Henry Mory
Mr. Mory
Paul Carl
Famie
Sioux City
S. C. Green
Will Kwikkel
Dave Vander Pol
Dora Vanden Brink
Martin Kooistra
Hull
A. Vanden Brink
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Sioux County Court News
STATE
WM. Dykstra
Goeringer-Hollander
Marion R. Reagan
Sheridan Township F. Lb
Chas. Hoffa
Hawarden
Mr. Dean
Myers Hospital
John Veenschoten
Francis
Hazel
Des Moines
Veenschoten
Cece Te
Boyden Harness Shop
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