Discovery of Cook in Bermuda Captures Attention
The Rock Valley Bee notes the claimed discovery of Dr Cook in Bermuda and reports a Brooklyn man asserting he wrote the discovery and will return to New York to explain it to satisfaction. Superintendent Fal er has arranged county teacher meetings promising benefit to Sioux County schools. The piece also discusses a railroad car shortage hindering stock movement, urging government action or railroad self-provision of cars.
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Targesti Aed
Henry Ford
Detroit
S.u
Enerator
J. A. Parkinson
Figent Rock
Valley
Dr “ Cook
North Pole
Bermuda
Brooklyn
New
H “Faller
Eux County
H E
Faler
Sioux County
Local notes mention home return from Chicago and postponed moving picture
Dr and Mrs E O Plumbo arrived home from Chicago where they spent the winter with their son. A moving picture event at the M E church was postponed to the week after next and a high school entertainment featuring Mr Abbot drew a good audience. An item on a social gathering at Mr and Mrs Jerry Flynn’s home was also noted.
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Mrs
E. O. Plumbo
Chicago
Moving Picture Entertainment
M. E
Welcome for VanHorssen Guest in Rock Valley
Mr and Mrs N VanHorssen of Lockhart Minn arrived early this week as guests at the Workhoven home. VanHorssen, formerly of Sioux County, has many Rock Valley friends glad to extend a hearty welcome. Also notes on local mishaps and injuries with warnings about first aid and Chamberlains remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. VanHorssen
Lock’ Hart, Minn
D. Workhoven
VanHorsssen
Sioux Countey
Rock Valley
Chamberlain
Solby
Johny Terpstra
P. Boor
Geo. van Dek
Local News Briefs and Small Town Court Note
The P. S. delegation met Monday for their business and social evening at the N. P. McLean home. John Keeney faced a simple assault charge, pled guilty, and paid a five dollar fine plus costs. Mrs. Harris and Agnes Kellar attended a musical in Inwood. J. A. Lutz sold a west town farm to Pete deKing for 50 dollars per acre and plans to stay on the place. John Speelman opens a real estate office in the Vanderloo building on Main Street. Rev. Gillies, Sheldon district presiding elder, visited for a second quarterly Methodist conference between trains.
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N. P. McLean
John Keeney
John McKellar
Schipperus
John Speelman
Vanderloo
Main Street
Gillies
Sheldon
Methodist Church
Hermiston Valley Irrigation Promises Bountiful Fruit Output
The Hermiston Valley in the Beautiful Columbia River Valley offers 22 000 acres under a complete irrigation system, with mild climate and long growing seasons. An experimental farm, rail access by O R N and a booming land market are highlighted, with excursion rates on February 7 and 21 for prospective buyers.
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Hermiston Valley
Feder Goverment Menttain
Herminston
Metropolis
Naval Gs
Columbia River
Columbia Valley
Yakima
Kennewick
Hermiston
W. G. Anderson
Doon
Sioux
Lyon
Plymouth
O'Brien
Osceola
Cherokee
Umatilla
Rock Valley Council Minutes Open February 4 1910
Regular Wheeling meeting notes Rock Valley Iowa February 4 1910 list present Thayer Scanlan Huie Gartland Mitchell Penger bills approved salaries and services recorded streets committee named to review water works financials and future self sufficiency. weighmaster report for January 1910 shows ticket activity and receipts.
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Rock Valley
E.8. Thayer
D. A. Scanlan
Huie
J. A Gartland
Mitchell
HA. Ib Pengeril
Rock Valley Beek
H. K. Shipman
Okmaster
Oney McElroy
Marshal
LeMars Printing Co
Sioux ‘Telephone Co
Dacy McEhoy
R. R
G. Veldboom
John Young
A. Mitchell
H. H. Pember
H. R. Shipman
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DE Laval
A. F. Schemmer
Iowa
Rock Valley Bee
Y, Ralseead
Rock Alley
CAS Gia
Tha
America
Hermiston, Oregon
Columbia River Valley
Douglas
Y. L. Douglas
W.G Jones
Howard Ave. Utlen
N.Y
Torias
Brockton
A. Gf
W. L. Fouraghas
Council Proceedings
Wiggerman
Tast
Gouneil
E. J. Minard
Fletcher
Castoria
Mr. Carpenter, You
Hes
Lumby
Pipe
Valentines
Kaskie Drug’ Store
BEE Printery
Rock Nalley
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