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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1908
Page
4
Maitland prepares to confront a professional burglar inside the Maitland mansion. He navigates a smoke room passageway and triggers a hidden light switch as a revolver clicks in the dark, signaling a dangerous showdown between homeowner and thief.
The undersigned offers seven to eight acres of land north of Pleasant Street in Boyden Iowa. The tract is mostly pasture with good ground for buildings. Prices are affordable. Interested buyers may call on K Rouwenhorst at Boyden Iowa for details and inspection.
Fred Wilkens will sell at public sale on the A Ossenfort place four miles north of town at 1 o clock on Wednesday November 25. Items include one black mare two cows one calf six pigs four dot chickens about 100 bushels of corn about 15 20 bushels of potatoes one buggy one single harness one complete set of tools one cook stove one heater one gasoline line stove and all household goods all are cited as new Usual terms of sale J A Stutzman Auditor J W Mc Crum Clerk
The District Court of Sioux County Iowa appoints Amelia Dilly as administrator of the Jacob Dilly estate. All debts must be paid to the administrator and all claims must be presented to the court for allowance by November 1908. Attorneys Van Oosterhout Hosppers represent the estate.
A contractor pledges capable tile and drain services and invites potential clients to request estimates for projects. The anxious homeowner may expect reliable work and a clear price quote.
A barber shop announces a 23 percent expansion and new facilities at the gir stand. The move aims to meet demand for grooming services with updated furnishings and fixtures, signaling readiness for future work.
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