Westbound Railroad Time Table Highlights
The timetable lists westbound trains with passenger service Nos. 1 and 83 at 12:09 pm and 7:29 pm, passenger Nos. 8 at 1:55 pm and 4 at 3:07 am, plus freight Nos. 95 at 68 10 am and 96 at 4:35 pm.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
5
The timetable lists westbound trains with passenger service Nos. 1 and 83 at 12:09 pm and 7:29 pm, passenger Nos. 8 at 1:55 pm and 4 at 3:07 am, plus freight Nos. 95 at 68 10 am and 96 at 4:35 pm.
Mrs J C Pryde and daughter Ethel were callers at Sheldon last Saturday afternoon. Mrs C F Sarset and son Cecil were passengers to Sheldon last Saturday. Mrs Nelle Tott was a passenger to Sheldon on Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Fred Belling of Sheldon were over Sunday visitors at the Stutzman and Conner homes here.
Mrs. Art Van Moersen’s mother Mrs Te Stroete visited Hull then returned to Hospers. Everett Huibregtse of Ashton and Alice Sanders of Minneapolis visited the Huibregtse home. H Quelen bought a 120 acre farm west of Hull at over 300 per acre. Ralph J Kooiker traded near Rock Valley for nearby farms valued at 250 and 400 per acre. Wm Doeksen Sr bought part of the Tennis Brunsting lot east of the Gorzeman property. a new residence will follow. Steve Van Roekel announced a new daughter and presented cigars. his wife and child are well. C R Bos bought the H Oelen residence for 9100. Will Rons sold a farm near Perkins for 500 per acre.
Newspapers banish unscrupulous buyers who trade War Savings Stamps at a discount. Hold on to your stamps the government borrowed the money for a purpose and buyer retention matters. A new Bakery opens Saturday May 24 and readers are urged to trade with the home merchant.
R C Bryant bought the City Restaurant from Henry Stehrenberg. Bryant, who left Day-Elder Truck Co, will run the eatery. Stehrenberg and wife will stay in Boyden with no concrete post sale plans.
William Forbes died at 6 30 yesterday morning May 14 at Samaritan hospital after two weeks of treatment for an extended illness He was nearly 81 Funeral arrangements wait for word from relatives in Canada Mrs L W Wheeler a Forbes daughter from Draper SD arrives today from Canada Sun
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Wm Grooters traveled to Flotland Michigan to attend the Partcular Synod of the Reformed church as one of eight delegates from the classis. Jas Hyink of Hospers and Henry DeGroot of Middleburg also departed for the conference seat to join the national church assembly.
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