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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1923

Page

1

Auction Sales and Church Mission Visits Promoted

Leave your orders for Auction Sales and Parties at the Home Bakery and Restaurant. The United Presbyterian church of Boyden will be visited on October 31 and November 1 by a delegation under the Home Mission Church Extension and Women's Boards reported by the Synod of Iowa. Home Missions Institutes occur in several cities where U P congregations are located.

United Presbyterian Church of Boyden Home Mission, Church Extension and Women's Boards Synod of Iowa U. P

Local residents and visitors noted in community column

Matlock H Breemer managed farm rental matters near Ocheyedan Monday. Mr. and Mrs Schemmel and their Minnesota son were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs J A Huibrgste. Mrs Abe Heikens of Rock Rapids visited her daughter Mrs Edward Sluiter. E Ebersteinstein of Sioux City shipped two carloads scrap iron. C W Stoker of Rock Rapids stopped in at Matlock. Fred Harms of Pipestone formerly lived here visited his sister Mrs Arnold Arends. Rev J W Te Selle attended Orange City church dedication. I C R R installed semaphore at Matlock depot replacing flags. Semaphores expected at all stations. C Tuttle and son Wilson of Chicago to Sioux City for court. Cashier Moret of Sheldon substituted in bank. B L Benson and family of Little Rock were guests at Mrs M Benson’s. Mr Talsma near town shelled 600 bushels of new corn. John Heimensen and family of Sheldon visited Ed Sluiter’s home.

H. Breemer Ocheyedan Schemmel Little Son Minnesota J. A. Huibregtse Abe Heikens Rock Rapids Edward Sluiter E. Ebersteinstein Sioux City C. W. Stoker Fred Harms Pipestone Minn Arnold Arends J. W. Te Selle The Reformed Church Orange City Matlock C. Tuttle Wilson Tuttle Chicago Court Moret Sheldon B. L. Benson Little Rock

Koester sale in Boyden district exceeds six thousand dollars

The opening farm sale of the season near Boyden drew a large crowd as W. Koester closed out the Herman Meyn farm. The sale total topped 6000 dollars with Meylink and Wiersma as auctioneers and H. O. Tuttle assisting as clerk. Koester will move to Sheldon to run a billiard hall. A separate notice offers Hassler shock absorbers for sale at a discount.

W. Koester Herman Meyn Boyden Meylink & Wiersma H. O. Tuttle Matlock Iowa Herman Moret Sheldon Koester Lane Vande Steeg Hassler

Chicken thieves hit De Jong farm stealing about 100 chickens

Mr Herbert De Jong reports his hen house was visited last week by thieves who took at least 100 chickens and several sacks. He urges vigilance around the hen roosts in the current period.

DE Jong Farm Herbert de Jong

Be Patriotic See America First Travel Social at U P church

The young people of the U P church plan a travel social titled A Trip All Over the U S A with meals included. It takes place tomorrow evening in the church basement with round trip tickets 50 cents and children under 14 at 25 cents. Admission is free to buyers of round trip tickets and 10 cents for other admissions. If not traveling full distance, attendance for 10 cent fare between stations is allowed. Proceeds go to the basement fund.

America U. P Thurch

Iowa Tax and License Totals Rise In 1923

More than half a million autos drive Iowa records with 520 351 passenger licenses issued by October 1, up 52 000 from 1922. Truck licenses total 35 138. Motor revenue reaches 8 513 794 74 dollars by September 1. Sioux County fixes 17 5 mills 1923 levy up 2 mills from 1922. state levy up .24 mill.

Iowa W. Mr. Calladay State Sioux County Board of Supervisors

Sioux County Board Issues 50000 Road Certificates

Sioux County Board of Supervisors issues 50000 in primary road certificates to fund the summer graveling program. The funds will finish graveling the primary road system with only a few miles remaining near Sioux Center and west of Sheldon, targeted for completion this fall as reported by Hawarden Independent.

Sioux County Board of Supervisors Sioux Center Sioux County Sheldon Hawarden Independent

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van Dyke Furniture Store WM. Koester Eople Seople Boyden, Quali Tore SELZ A. Dekker F. O. Hinkson Stuart A. Raber Mitchell, S. D Vaden Brink's Mills Mills General Fund
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