Sioux bounty court notes summarize debts and marriages
Henry Westra claims A J Te Grotenhuis owes 1700 on two notes due May 1 1921 seeking judgment. Executors alleged in estate of Edward Lanning, Sarah M Ning named, Wm De Vries administrator filed similar suit against Guy Pluis. James Duven claims John Brower owes 1964 for auto parts, De Maltze alleges a 760 check protest with attachment. Van Ney & Achterhos say Henry B Napel owes 23 83 on note and merchandise. George Huileman examined by Sioux County insanity commission, to state hospital Cherokee. Bertus Landinis found similar. Emery alleges R W Tman owes 750 on promissory note with attachment. Sioux County enjoined John from building frame road west of Hawarden. $1000 bond posted. Marriage licenses issued to numerous couples in Hull Hawarden Rock Valley Orange City Sioux Center Boyden and adjacent towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanning
Edward Lanning
Sarah M.ning
Wm. de Vries
Jesle de Vries
Guy Pluis
George Huileman
Sioux County
Wornie Scha
Hull
Haziet Ray
Ted I. Handy
Hawardez
Eelen Bemis
Mawarden
Willam D. Doherty
Rock Valley
Mary Linnan
Howard Rensink
Haspers
Maggie Brouwer
Sohn Schaefer
Johanna Schriever
Orange City
Sioux Center
Gerrit J. van Holland
Gertrude- Bana
R. WV
Steve VanderWelt
Effie Dethmers
Boyde
Hawarden
Faye
L- Blorgett
Raymond A. Hershey
Omaha
Goritie de Jong
Statisices
Charles DeVries
Marie Prins
Christien Wiedenfetler
Bessie O.ray
Wm. D. Howen
Lakota
Snake Bite Hits Farm Hand Near Remsen
James Henney, a farm worker near Remsen, was seriously bitten by a snake last Wednesday while grabbing a bundle of pats during shock building. The bite to the fleshy hand between the thumb and first finger left him sick for the rest of the day as physicians treated him. the snake escaped before helpers could identify its species.
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James Henney
Remsen
Used Car Bargains in Sacrifice Prices
Used car bargains advertise sacrifice prices on models including a 1 Model 1490 Chevrolet, a 1 Model 1917 Maxwell, and a 1 Model A016 Maxwell. The listing emphasizes low prices and limited stock.
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Maxwell
Hold-Up Suspect Blasted With Board In Grain Haul
Earl Starr reports a tense incident Tuesday near Fairview when a would-be robber tried to board his wagon. He struck the assailant with a heavy board, sending him into a ditch. The man fled and was later rumored captured. observers say he appeared ragged and tied to freight-ride gangs troubling the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Starr
Fairview
Hart
Earl
Bnt
Othcers
South Dakota
Chautauqua Good in Rock Valley Closing Week
The Rock Valley Chautauqua closed last Friday night with the Milipino Quintette and a Glenn Starr Ross lecture. Attendees praised the lectures as worth the season ticket, and organizers plan another Chautauqua next year. Although this year's event did not pay, guarantors cover the deficit, betting the community gains from the venture. A contract for next year calls for seven programs instead of six.
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Rock Valley
Well Known Alton Man Dies of Heart Failure
Tames A Bond a well known Alton oil dealer died of heart failure on the road three miles east of Hawarden last week Wednesday morning. He was driving to Bevesco to look after a piece of newly graded road when the crash occurred. Crew saw him yet he had just gotten into the wreck. He was taken to Hawarden and later to Alton and from there shipped to his old home in Wisconsin. He had not been well for a couple days and planned to go to Beresford but started for Beresford that morning. Born Mineral Point fifty six years ago he had been a resident of Sioux County for years and built up his oil business in competition with Standard Oil. He is survived by a son in Minneapolis, a sister in Wisconsin, and a brother Dr N G C Coad of Los Angeles.
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Tames A. Bond
Deler
Alton
Hawarden
Alfa
Wisconsin
Good
Beresford
Mineral Point
Sioux County
Standard of Co
Minneapolis
de. N. G. C. Coad
Los Angeles
California
Former Resident Mrs Henry Sterken Dies in Sheldon
Mrs Henry Sterken aged 49 years eight months died at home in Sheldon on Wednesday July 20 after a brief illness. She leaves her husband six children including eldest daughter Mrs C A Bonthuis of Hills, Mina, and four sisters and one brother. Funeral held in Sheldon Saturday was well attended with many floral contributions and relatives from Rock Valley Bemis South Dakota and Waupun Wisconsin present. The family is widely known in the area.
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Henry Sterken
Sheldon
Sterken
Rock Valley
C. A. Bonthuis
Hills
Mina
Fred DeJong
Lanfinga
G. Te Kroney
Bemis
9. D
Ana’ Telaties
Hawarden mayor arms volunteers to combat band roaming freight lines
In Hawarden a dozen men joined the American Tegion with army rifles and ample ammunition ready to act against lawless bands riding freight trains. A August 1 election will consolidate several nearby townships into an independent school district. O'Brien and Russel were jailed in Le Mars for a five year term at Anamosa after prior burglaries in SkeMon and Primehar. A fraudster dressed as a farm hand forged checks totaling 220.75 on Hartley merchants, signed as Fred C. Pohlman. Joe Goebel foiled a break in at Homan clothing store in Alton by firing four shots. prior thefts include a $3,000 loss. A Primghar arrest involved a man driving an unregistered car claimed bought at Marcus. $300 penalty for selling unlicensed cars. Kidwifer clothing store in Freton suffered a major raid, with clothing valued at 500 to 600 dollars missing.
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Hawarden
Hartley
Neal Johnson
Fred C. Pohlman
Pohlman
Homan Clothing
St Alton
Joe Goebel
Goebel
Mayor authorizes arrest for underage smoking in Sae City
Sae City Mayor Abrens empowers the town marshal to arrest every boy under 21 caught smoking two cigarettes. The youth will be brought before the mayor to disclose source, with penalties including revocation of permits held by firms and forfeiture of bonds. sourcing from others leads to full prosecutions.
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Abrens
Sae City
Yor
TY Stepuke
Beekeeper Surprises Little Rock Man at Home
John Abben of Little Rock returned from a country drive to find his garage overrun by a swarm of bees. He was badly stung on the face and arms when he kicked his ear into the area.
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John Abben
Little Rock
Rats Attack Gardens Near Fair Grounds In Rock Rapids
George Dunkelberger and George Raveling report a rat infestation in gardens adjacent to the fair grounds in Rock Rapids. The army of rodents emerges from the city dump and damages peas buns and other crops. They remain large and active, resisting scares and poisons in attempts to control them.
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George Dunkelberger
George Raveling
Rock Rapids
Fair Grounds
Man Thrown from Moving Train Injures Leg in Iowa Incident
Tama harvest hand Tor Monahan rode in a freight car near northwest Iowa when men demanded a wobbly union card. After refusing, four men shoved him from the car, breaking his ankle. He crawled to Doon for aid, was splinted, then given crutches and a Spencer ticket with hopes of further care at Jefferson, Iowa City, or the state hospital.
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Tor Monahan
Spencer
Iowa Gily
Monaham
Tama
Towa
Iowa
Doon
State Hospital
Iowa City
Jefferson
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Bank OF Rock
Lova
P. D. van Oosterhout
A Walhof
Vic
A. Ruizenga
Crouzeboom
Bounty Court House
Henry Westra
A. J. Te ‘Grotenbnis
James Duven
John Brower
de. J. Maltzé
van Ney & Achterhos
Henry EB
Napel
Emery
R. W. Tman
Sigux
John Moving A. Frame
Tre- Hawarden
Lehmeller ‘& Mueller Pisno Co
M. Bomgaurs
Hatley and
Cor. Vandeurneé
Ria
Tiaska
National Forest Reserve
Minnesota
Kline
Alton Man
The
First National Bank
Rock
Valley, Iowa
Boyden
O'Brien
Russel
Primehar
le Mars
Anamosa
SkeMon
Primghar
Paullina
Marcus
Kidwifer Clothing
Freton
Man Thorwn
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