Sioux County Board Minutes Muddle Through June 1907 Meeting
Sioux county Iowa board of supervisors met in June 1907 with Wm Dealy chairing and present S Smith Shimp and Meide. The body approved settlements with former treasurer Sheldox and Bolks and discussed county bridge work and tax refunds for Mrs Wade and Sarjen Dykstra estate. The session notes reference multiple road and bridge petitions and financial adjustments to the general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange City
Board of Supervisors
Sioux County
Iowa
Wm. Dealy
John Smith
Wm. Chimp
M. Bo Snitz
al ‘Ander Meide
Ouis
Re. Sheldox
Towile
George J. Bolks
Falak
Go City
Wmn
Desls
Chin
Wm Shimp
B. Smith
A van der Meide
Afternoon Races and Local Sports Notables
Open for all auto races with purses over 10 million and various prizes. Pony Race offers 700 and 5000 in combined winnings. Running, pacing, and foot races listed with multiple prize amounts and entry terms. Inwood competes with Ros Valley in basketball and baseball exhibitions, plus boys and girls foot races and a three legged race.
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Inwood
Ros Valley
Good Folks Leave Rock Valley To Become Back At Old Job
Mr t and Mrs H J Haydon and Beatrice leave Rock Valley Monday to travel and settle in Tinerlowe. Haydon has been foreman at The Bee Printery for fifteen months and is praised as reliable and hard working. He will return to the Star-slipper office where he once worked, with E B Taylor praising his past service. The community regrets their departure and wishes them prosperity and happiness.
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H. J" Haydon
Beatrice
Rock Valley
Tinerlowe
Lesper
Bee Printery
Haydon
BE. Taylor
Model Éountry
The
Bee
Jose
Chamberlain
Ghamberlain
Hulzenga & Mimnaugh
Drugegists
Crop Bulletin Highlights Week of June 24
The report notes mostly favorable weather with temperatures slightly above normal and clear days from Monday to Friday. Corn cultivation benefited from four to five good days, with most fields in second plowing and color normal, though stands lag behind the best seasons. Meadows and pastures show solid improvement while oats and barley begin to head. potatoes and garden crops perform well. small fruits are decent.
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Nord ‘Mal
Mosdaz
Dereng
Old Fashioned Celebration at Rock Valley Honors Eagle Visit
The American Eagle returns to Rock Valley for a yearly celebration promising the time of their lives. A full program includes patriotic exercises, a parade, and sports described as the best ever. The event, held on the Fourth, invites all to attend and enjoy continuous amusements.
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Rock Valley
Bee
Itinerant Merchants Fined At Sheldon For Violating Ordinances
The Sheldon authorities fined itinerant merchant V. T. Piak and partners Swartz and Gormley 81.30 for violating local itinerant merchant rules. Piak, a wealthy Tyndall resident, shipped old goods to Emmetburg and Sheldon to sell. An earlier attempt to close his Sheldon store failed as he vowed to relocate permanently and press on in business. Authorities say the merchants advertised in ways that prompted enforcement action. City solicitor Diamond prosecuted, with Mayor Piper delivering the sentence to the full extent of the law.
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Sheldon
V. T. Piak
Messrs. Swartz
Gormley
Ptak
Hom
Merant
TE ‘Diamond
Piper
Lightning damages farm house near Rock Valley
Lightning struck the Bakker farm five miles north of Rock Valley just before midnight. The bolt burned rafters and plaster, forcing the family to flee. Loss amounts to about $1000 with $260 insured. the Bakker family survives in a tent while rebuilding. Mr Thayer is unaware of the disaster.
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Trayer
Rock Valley
Bakker
Pictorial Number and Pershing’s Missouri Trip
The Bee describes hardships surrounding the Pictorial Number and notes Mr. H C Pershing was sent to Sioux Falls for business linked mortgage disputes. He then suffered inflammatory rheumatism and traveled to Excelsior Springs Missouri for treatment, with a final incomplete update.
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Bee
H.C. Pershing
Sioux Falls
S. D
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Promised Return Delays Pictorial Number Edition
Promises to finish the work remain, but new difficulties arise as foreman Hay-2 is moved to Traet Town. Job demand is high, and with current staff, starting the Pictorial Number seems unwise. Help is sought to ensure the special edition after the Fourth and to boost town enterprise.
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Hay- 2
Toy Traet
Farmer's Opportunity At National Corn Exposition
Farmers are urged to attend the National Corn Exposition in Chicago from October 5 to 19, 1907. Over 100,000 dollars in cash prizes will be awarded, with substantial additional prizes in other categories. N Bowman at the Farm Crop College and Secretary of the state corn growers association will provide details on selecting corn samples for contests.
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Chicago
Rae
Jackson Boulevare
N. Bowman
Ow State “College
One Town Corn Growers
Notice of estate administration for Monike-Disehlur
Notice is hereby given that on June 20 1907 the District Court of Sioux County Iowa appointed S Discier Sr as administrator of the estate of Monike-Disehlur deceased late of Sioux County Iowa All persons indebted are to pay to the administrator and those with claims must present them legally authenticated to the court for allowance Dated June 20 1907 S Discier Sr Administrator
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Pers
District Court
Sioux County
Iowa
Monike - Disehlur
Said County
S. Discier Sr
Fireworks Ban Notice From Rock Valley Town
Town ordinance warns residents against setting off firecrackers or fireworks and discharging firearms within Rock Valley before 6 PM on July 3 1997 or after July 4 1907. Violators will be arrested and fined. Dated June 17 1907. Plumze Mayor.
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Rock Valley
Plumze
Sioux City & Ireton Interurban Railway Meeting
The annual meeting of the directors of the Sioux City and Ireton Interurban Railway Company was held in Sioux City on June 18. Manager Browning reported that eleven twelfths of the right of way is secured and the balance should be closed in three to four weeks. Browning’s efforts are yielding results, reviving interest and signaling that the railway may soon progress from plan to construction on the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oficas
Sioux City & Ireton ‘Interurban Railway Company
Sioux City
Browning
Xir
Half Section Farm Near Rock Valley for Sale
A half section farm near Rock Valley is offered for sale by inquiry to ED Brown. Prospective buyers are asked to contact for price and terms and to arrange details.
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Rock Valley
ED. Brown
Local Notes From Rock Valley and Surroundings
Hudson and Inwood residents visited on business and social calls while visitors from Sioux Center and Sheldon arrived for visits. Local events include teas for friends, a wedding in Madison Wisconsin, a fatal heart case in Springfield South Dakota, and a laboring note on insurance risks. weather fog and a dull day frame daily life as a busy West Sioux County scene.
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