Mosher Moir suit and county court actions in 1915 Sioux Center
A. H. Mosher sues Wm. Moir for 135 dollars for doctor and hospital care. M. Van de Hoef sues F. I. Faringer for damages and seeks lease reform. Peter N. Aggergaard sues P. W. Moir for 265.43 plus interest on a note. R. H. Younie sues T. F. Bevington and others for 1150 plus 635 in attorney fees, with attachment sought. Plus recent marriage licenses and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Mosher
Wm. Moir
M. van de Hoef
F. I. Faringer
Peter N. Aggergaard
P. W. Moir
R. H. Younie
Zan
T. F. Bevington
Midland Packing Co
Iowa Farmer Buys 5000 Dollars of Blue Sky Stock
A Guthrie county farmer was swindled by a stock salesman selling National Baseball League shares. The victim paid 5000 dollars cash, but no such stock exists. The tale centers on a bold pitch claiming baseball’s popularity guarantees par value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Perry
Guthrie County
National Baseball League
Bull snake nabbed in home mouse trap in Des Moines
Mrs. Carl O'Neal of Des Moines set mousetraps in a doorway and found a bull snake nearly two feet long instead of a mouse. The incident occurred as she prepared to put her baby down. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl O'Neal
Des Moines
Chautauqua troupe uses plane to reach engagement
Report from Huron South Dakota notes the Chautauqua troupe arrived by plane after Wolsey road access proved impossible for cars. The pilot offered to transport the performers, enabling them to reach the city for the show despite impassable routes. Sam J. Swearingen, a veteran locomotive engineer with forty years in service, prepares to retire after a career without accidents. A land sale near Mitchell set a record price of about 1300 per acre for fifteen acres, bought by James Harder of Garretson for hog farming.
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Huron
S. D
Wolsey
Hampton
Sam J. Swearingen
Belmond
Algona
St. Louis & Keokuk
Mitchell
W. F. Christy
Milwaukee Railroad
James Harder
Garretson
Mildred Grooters Wins Second Dollar Prize
Mildred Grooters wins one dollar for finding a misspelled word in a Booster contest. Rural route subscribers are eligible for the next two weeks. town Postoffice subscribers are not. Other items include a Sunday School picnic, births, a land sale, and a coal bin fire at the Farmers Co-Operative Creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Benj. Grooters
Boyden
Postoffice
Stutzman Drug Company
Farmers Co-Operative Creamery
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Sioux County Court News
George T
Hansen
Alton
Lena M. Wilwert
Aart Hop
Rock Valley
Wilhelmina G. Driesen
Henry C. Walter
Maria Kruse
Orange City
Dorothy Klay
Hubert Muilenberg
Holland Minn
Cors de Mots
Sioux Center
Alfred Hichmann
Sheldon
Petronella Bentz
Granville
S. A Kalsbeek
Cornelia Muihenberg
John Witte
Perkins
Bertha Bachaus
George R. Reinders
Boyden Maude BE. Jansma
Geo. T. Hatley
Logansport
Indiana
Sioux City
United States
The
White House Clothing Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Sheldon, Iowa
South Dakota
Hollister
Stutzman Drug Co
Ady
Mildred Grooters
Reformed Church
Ver Hoef Grove
Carl Hirt
Henry Stehrenberg
Stegemann
Doon
Jacob Dekker
John
Tony van Roekel
Archer
Albert Kruse
Paullina
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