Bible Thought for Today November 23 Safety From Evil
The fear of the Lord leads to life and satisfaction. Those who possess it shall not be visited with evil. Proverbs 19 23.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
7
The fear of the Lord leads to life and satisfaction. Those who possess it shall not be visited with evil. Proverbs 19 23.
Sioux County Delinquent Tax List shows 417 descriptions for sale due to non payment. Ten are in Boyden marking the largest list in years as area recovers from a slow economy. Tax sale set for Monday December 4 in Orange City with one year redemption option. Local visitors and family news include Ed Hoeven family from Sheldon and Rev Te Grotenhuis of Chicago passing away earlier in the week.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Henry DeGroot Jr near Middleburg last week. Mrs John Versteeg of Sheldon was operated on at Myers hospital Monday. Herman VerHoef of Sanborn visited here Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Wm Heitratter were guests in Sheldon Sunday. S C Green is at Rochester Minnesota with his sister Lizzie who had surgery there last week. Mrs Joe Steven and two children left Wednesday for Sioux City to attend a cousin's wedding.
Mrs. Fred Wilts has been ill with Quincy for a week. N Long of Sheldon checked farm interests near town. John Schlecht, George and Archibald Hamilton visited friends at George. Farm Bureau meeting at Center schoolhouse Tuesday evenings reported a good time. Mrs. H O Tuttle shopped in Sheldon. her son Wilson and wife visited over Sunday. Christ Blumyer hauling lumber for a new chicken house west of town. C W Long to do the work. Deputy game warden of Orange City was in the vicinity recently. Mrs. W Robinson and Mr. Robinson attended Union Brotherhood in town and returned with her. Miss Lizzie Green underwent knee surgery at Rochester Hospital in Minnesota with promising recovery expectations.
The Sioux County board of supervisors advertises for bids to gravel 122 miles of primary roads this winter with openings set for November 23 in Orange City. Plans include 63 miles east of Hawarden and 6 miles east of Rock Valley, plus purchasing gravel pits or stripping existing ones as cost options. Supervisors visited Hawarden and, with other officials, reviewed potential pit sites near Hawarden and Rock Valley to supply material if cheaper than private pits. A gravel pit near Rock Valley is also under consideration, signaling substantial winter graveling on main roads.
Mrs. Finn of Euélare Wisconsin visited Hull with daughters Gerrit and Marinus Bomgaars before wintering in California. W J Newell has been sick. Dr Cram from Sheldon attended. Miss Zimmerman, a public school instructor, spent the weekend in LeMars. P Ver Hulst works in northern Minnesota aiding Western Academy. Hull Creamery Assn opens a cream station in Rock Rapids with L R Van Wiren in charge. Miss Neva Mackie shopped in Sheldon. A. Vanden Brink and family moved to Boyden. friends hosted a farewell with a luncheon. Grandma Saeger of Rock Rapids remains home ill. W J Knewell died, aged 87y9m, after years of poor health. funeral by Mason lodge. New diphtheria cases appear. quarantines on Chris Haynes, Miss Van Roekel, Esther DeKoster, and Mrs John DeRoos. Patronize local Boyden advertisers and read ads for seasonable prices. investigate.
Sabbath School at 10, preaching 11. Evening service 7 30 follows a 6 45 C U meeting. Morning annual Thank Offering, evening second in series on the Lord s Prayer. Thanksgiving Day service at 10 A M. Blessed the Lord, O my soul, forget not all His benefits.
The Van Dyk Furniture store at Boyden will open about December 1. The shop is being fitted with a complete line of fine furniture as details follow in The Reporter.
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