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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1939
Page
11
A reader seeks several copies dated June 15 of the Boyden Reporter. The request notes specific newspaper edition and date for archival or reference purposes.
John Schaffer buys ten acres near Spirit Lake from Frank Schaffer at about 1000 dollars per acre. Frank Schaffer plans to move to Spirit Lake and run John Schaffer farm south of Boyden after the move. Mrs. Van Awel hosts the Band T Club. Matlock’s Ho. Tuttle survives an explosion from a basement water tank with $200 in repairs. Peter De Vries buys Holsteins near Matlock for 2100 dollars and 373 dollars for one. Public notice warns Sunday evening disturbances near the Reformed church with possible arrests. Southwest disposal plant moves toward completion and sanitary sewer work to begin soon. Jake VanDiepen returns to hauling cream for the Farmers Co-Operative Creamery Co. Laraine Verum sick with cold. J Morris Pryde buys the Pool Hall property. Cement sidewalks laid along east Hull properties by L R Kooiker and John Slothouber.
W S Tuttle sold household goods at public auction last Saturday drawing a large crowd as items moved at fair prices. Auctioneer J A Stutzman and clerk Paul M Crum coordinated the sale which totaled 39600. Tuttle will spend winter in Maywood Illinois with his wife in the Will Tuttle home. A Metz Automobile was offered for sale for 100 dollars. An Orange City crowd marked the fiftieth anniversary of Sioux County Dutch settlement with a daylong celebration including a parade and a free dinner for early settlers from 1870 71 72.
During a Thursday evening celebration in Orange City, an auto robe was reported stolen from attendee Will Wargowsky. Unknown suspects, no injuries, investigation ongoing by local police.
Tony Veenschoten escaped a serious crash last Friday noon when his Ford truck collided with an eastbound vehicle at the Axton corner. He was bruised but others involved escaped major damage.
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