Local Visitors Return Home After Short Visits
Mr. John Vos, working in Rapid City, SD, returned home Wednesday evening for about a ten day stay before resuming work on a large hotel building in Rapid City. Miss Marie Bosman visited Sioux Center Tuesday. Misses Ella Stegemann and Ethel Pryde and Messrs Louis Dean and Chris Christensen visited Sunday at Tyler, Minnesota, in the Christensen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vos
Rapid City
Marie Bosman
Sioux Center
Ella Stegemann
Ethel Pryde
Louis Dean
Chris Christensen
Tyler
Minn
Christensen
Sioux County Fair Made One Of Its Best Years
Sioux County fair in Orange City Iowa closed after a very successful year with record crowds and fully booked concessions exhibits and town ship booths. Ten townships participated in booths with strong competition led by Grant township which won the farm bureau booth exhibit for the third straight year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange City
Sioux County
Farm Bureau Township
Grant Township
Farm Bureau
Boyden Opens New General Merchandise Store
Boyden will host a General Merchandise Store by October 1 as Faber and Dykstra of Orange City and Alton rent the S H De Vries building. Remodeling lasts about thirty days and stock is arranged. Also notes a Remington Portable Typewriter sale and Rev Neil Stewart's Wisconsin trip for church anniversary events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden
Messrs. Faber and Dykstra
Orange City
Alton
S. H. de Vries
Boyden Public School to Open Next Monday
The Boyden Public School will open for the coming school year on Monday September 5. After a three month vacation students return to a well maintained building with unchanged texts. Parents are urged to send second hand books in good condition for resale and attendance last year was strong with efforts to improve further. The faculty includes Superintendent Henry Hoeven Principal Joe Vanden Brink Miss Gar net L Halman Miss Gertrude Madden John D Landhuis Miss Mattie Peelen Miss Jeane Grooters Myrtle De Valois and music by Prof S H Buntley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden
Henry Hoeven
Joe Vanden Brink
Sheldon
Garnet L. Halman
Mount Ayr
Iowa
Gertrude Madden
Sioux City
John D. Landhuis
Mattie Peelen
Sanborn
Jeane Grooters
Myrtle de Valois
S. H. Buntley
Boyden Christian School Opens September 7
The Boyden Christian School will start the fall term on September 7 with two extra days for teacher institute. Prof. Benj. De Jong leads the school, assisted by Miss Gertrude Korver of Alton, a NW Academy graduate with Hope College experience. The building was refreshed and repainted for the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden Christian School
Chistian School
Benj. de Jong
Gertrude Korver
Alton
Korver
N. W. Academy
Hope College
Christian School
Klaas Drenth’s Dodge Sedan Stolen From Garage
Klaas Drenth reported his new Dodge sedan stolen from his private garage north of his home sometime Wednesday night or early today. He discovered the loss this morning and notified the insurance company and authorities. The car was unlocked and tire marks show the vehicle went south from the garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klaas Drenth
Mr. Drenth
Wargowsky Tops Iowa State Fair Butter Contest Scores
W F Wargowsky, manager of Farmers Creamery, scored 94 to lead at the 1927 Iowa State Fair butter contest. Other district scores include Herman Jacobs 94, John J Marx 93.50, Paul Moorman 93.50, MM O Marx 91, and O W Albright 93. First prize went to H T Hangartner 95.5, with Mayd L Sires 95.25 and Otto I Weger 95 following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F.wargowsky
Farmers Creamery
Mr. Jensen
Orange City
Herman Jacobs
Boyden
P. H. Yonker
Hospers
John J. Marx
George
Paul Moorman
Sheldon
MM. O. Marx
R. B. Palmer
Rock Valley
O. W. Albright
Hull
H. T. Hangartner
Clermont
Mayd L. Sires
Digin
Otto IF. Weger
Strawberry Point
Matlock Music Club to Broadcast from LeMars KWUC
The Matlock Music Club of Matlock Iowa will broadcast a program from station KWUC LeMars on Friday September 2 at 7 00 PM Radio fans in the community are urged to tune in and hear the Matlock players perform
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matlock Music Club
Matlock
Iowa
KWUC
LeMars
Matlock Players
Kitten Ball Tournament Planned at Hull on Labor Day
On Labor Day, Monday September 5, a Kitten Ball Tournament will be held in Hull starting at 1:00 PM on the Hull school grounds. The first game matches Rock Valley and Sioux Center, followed by Boyden versus Hull, then the losers and winners of the initial games. Music by the Sioux Concert Band. admission 25 cents. Clarence Sitter of Hull visited last weekend. The Paul T. McCrum family visited Sioux City last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Grooters of Grand Rapids Michigan and Mrs Will Grooters of Sanborn visited relatives Friday.
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Hull
Rock Valley
Sioux Center
Boyden
Sioux
Clarence Sitter
Paul T. McCrum
Sioux City
Benj. Grooters
Grand Rapids
Mich
Will Grooters
Sanborn
Sioux County Court Notes Ledger of Pending Judgments
Court records list multiple civil claims for balances due on merchandise from 1924 to 1927 with amounts ranging from 26.35 to 381.68 plus 6 percent interest. Names include M. H. Perrot, S. H. Thompson Co, McKibbin Driscoll & Dorsey, Holland Lumber, Schoeneman Bros, Swift & Co, J P Schutt, Selz Schwab & Co, Louisa Hormelier, Phillips Jones. Marriage licenses issued to Esse Kooi and Jocara Namminga and others. Local social notes mention Frank Conner of Nashua visiting Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Perrot
J. W. VanBergen
S. H. Thompson Co
Interstate Co-operative Creamery Ass’n
McKibbin, Driscoll & Dorsey
I. J. Kelly
Kelly & Gehan
Holland Lumber Company
Lawrence Bourret
Plaintiff
Schoeneman Bros
L. W. Akin
E. EB. Akin
John Godfrey
Swift & Co
Harry Scherer
J. P. Schutt
John Prince
Selz, Schwab & Co
E. J. Kelly
Louisa Hormelier
Harold C. Stranks
Phillips Jones
Esse Kooi
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Teddy Roosevelt
the Store OF Quality and Service
Boyder
Ganned Fruit Deal
Boyden Public School
Wargowsky
Frank Conner
Nashua
Dakota
Stutzman
Conner
LLU ST. LY
Milwaukee Road
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