Council Proceedings 1922 Adjournments and Early Actions
No quorum at the September 3 1922 meeting. adjourned to September 11 1922 with Mayor Eddy and councilmen Bergman Mahoney Van Leeuwen Conner. Petitions for school crossing granted with sidewalk building. cigarette permits granted with bonds. Accounts and August 1922 treasurer report presented and approved. Regular session October 2 1922 shows absent Mahoney Conner and bills approved. water rate compliance for Farmers Co-Operative Creamery discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy
Bergman
Mahoney
van Leeuwen
Conner
Board of Christian School
Gustav Stegeman
Bisant
He Marisa
Bergman Bros
Fairbanks Morse Co
Mlazgar and Starkweather
George Morris
S G. Vanden Brink
Edd3
Dykstra
Farmers Savings Bank
Veenschoten Bros
Arie Vande
Hout
Claus Schade
Boyden
Farmers Co-Operative Creamery
Ss. G. VandenBrink
Mrs. Ann Murphy of Sheldon Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Ann Murphy wife of John Murphy of North Third avenue Sheldon died Sept 29 after about a week of critical illness. Born April 11 1859 in Ontario she lived in Iowa most of life and married John Murphy November 3 1885. Survived by husband and five children several siblings and many relatives. Funeral at St Jarick church with Rev James McCormack officiating. Burial in family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Murphy
Sheldon
Ann Murphy
John Murphy
North Third Avenue
Murphy
Ann Walker
Ontario
Canada
William Walker
Waukon
Sioux County
Boyden
Hull
Iowa
Mrs. Murphy
James
William
Jamie
Nellie
Joan
Windom
Minn
Magdalen
Bismark
N. D
St. Jarick's Church
James McCormack
Apolloynia
W. F. Walker
Ray Walker
Tracey
Kamiskey
Rushmore
Modeste Carlin
Alton
Nettie Cardin
Sioux Falls
M. D
Toe Berry
Inwood
Martin Gacke
Familly
Alvord
Ed Heverin
Patrick Angen
Larry Murphy
Rock Valley
Wary Gacke
Rose Murphy
John Sullivan
Henry Lutyens
Mary
Maggie Murray
Michael Hogan
Jean Hogan
Norman DeVries
Will van Leuwen
Maggie Sulivan
Local farm news notes plowing, yields and visits across towns
Duck hunters Henry Landhuis and brothers returned from a trip near Castlewood South Dakota. Orange City guests included Mr and Mrs John Maris and family and Sheldon visitors Mr and Mrs Wilson Tuttle and daughter. A baby girl blessed Mr and Mrs Simeon Van Oort. Farm activity reports say fall plowing nearly finished corn picking begun with good yields and prices 4 to 5 cents for pickers. Udan reports nearly 1700 bushels picked. Visits include Schroeder family to Mitchell Corn Palace and Yoth home in Rock Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Landhuis
Joe
Harry Rensink
Castlewood
S. D
John Maris
Orange City
Wilson Tuttle
Sheldon
H. O. Tuttle
Simeon van Oort
F. Patterson
Clarence
Ed Sluijer
George
Quigley
Sheldoun
Bristol
Andover
Ss. D
John Posthuma
Frank Benson
Udan
John Schroeder
Mitchell
Kruse's Germany visit. local notices and obits
The column recalls Mr and Mrs H G Kruse leaving for Germany with a farewell gathering of about thirty friends. It notes the death of Jerry Kraai in a gas incident at Orange City and mentions car incident involving Dick Ringers near Maurice. Births, birthdays, election aids, Shrine Band visit, community events and a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs John Hof are listed with brief notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Kruse
Germany
Boyden
Jerry Kraai
Orange City
John Brink
Ike Herweynen
Vande Steeg
Dick Ringers
Hartley
Sioux City
Maurice
Veralyn Verrips
Nettie Verrips
Veralyn
R. Kamainga
Herman Jantzen
County
Merk
John J. Jongewaard
Jeanette Teeselink
Abu Bekre Shrine Band
Shriners
Spencer
Will H. Eddy
Chas. Bergman
Abu Bekre
Town Hall
Frank Mayo
Gustav Stegeman
Eddy
John Venschoten
John Hof
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bastersstate Fair
Johkinson Motor Go
Warnock
Council Proceedings
John Roben
Old Doc Bird
Doat
Iowa Creamery Secretaries and Managers Association
OWA Dairy Council, National Dairy Council
Farmers Co-Op
Creamery
Rain Company
Yvranville Co-Operative Grain Comany
District Court
Jeanette Smit
Paul T. McCrum
Glenn
Lorraine
Long Beach
Calif
Wm. Shimp
United States
Col
Smith W. Brookhart
State of
Clyde L. Herring
Dykstra & Vander Maaten “Farm Implements
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