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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1910
Page
2
The notice warns voters that to change party affiliation for the June 7 primaries they must inform the county auditor at least ten days before the election. Those who switch must vote the same party ticket as two years ago or risk losing voting rights in the primaries. however at the November general election any person may vote as they please.
Thanking friends for support as Gletk of the District Courts seeks the Republican nomination in Sioux County for the June primary. Candidate G. Reinger announces candidacy and thanks supporters ahead of the June election.
Dheankin and M Verburg seek backing for their county sheriff bid in Sioux County. They urge friends to support their nominations at the June 7 Republican primaries, noting years of service and commitment to the office.
Local items note Henningfield cobbing wire and oil inspector Kent visiting town. A Presbyterian service next Sunday led by Rev. Harper from Leogen. Land for sale includes 40 acres near here at 100 per acre, and 120 acres 34 miles from Fowds with good buildings and home. Brower Steck and Scamtan firms improve interior of their restaurant. Frank McQueen of Milwaukee attended Wednesday.
A mosaic of notes from LeMars and Sioux county recount petty legal actions, saloon closures and reopenings, a near mishap involving John Oliver, a sheriff candidate’s announcement, and a weather summary. Reports include a Doon to Hawarden railroad extension discussion, a state hospital commitment, a rent dispute resolved by jury, and crop conditions with frost and rain impacts across the week.
In 1835 fellow townsman J. P. Siemensma rose early on the 18th and had a second view of Haleys mandering mason.
Mr and Mrs T Hoekstra celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary on Thursday May 12 with their children present except Mrs John Miewenhof of Fort Yakima Washington. Guests included Mr and Mrs S Hoekstra Mr and Mrs G Kovima Mr and Mrs G Woekstra Mrs H Van Otterloo and Miss Jennie. The afternoon featured a bountiful supper and the children presented a brussels ring.
Eleven to graduate at Hewpte High School at term end. Names include Edward B. Beandt Amed Bullesfield Tillie G Bauman Meiert Grootes Henry C Hollenbeck Ethel L Jacobs Somer A Jacobs Raywend J kaskie Dar Dorothy A Murphy Paul T Morris Agana M Sandsetukte. Exercises set for June 8 with Palmer of Seniors delivering the class address.
The town resolves to require water meters for all customers starting June 1, with meters owned by Rock Valley and installed where feasible. A minimum annual charge of $5 covers meter use and 6000 gallons. rates apply beyond 100,000 gallons with special rules for prior-year usage and meter rents borne by property owners.
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