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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1898
Page
24
Deputy Sheriff Henry visits town and many locals note departures of Company E. Oscar Blood leaves for Des Moines. Rock Valley and Sheldon people bid farewell as Company E trains out. Town hosts a morale boosting Armory reception with sermons, songs, and praise for patriotic duty.
The page lists a Flour Exchange table with Roantree & Co offering flour and feed in exchange for wheat at specified weights and prices. It also notes details about Roantree's Best and a measure test, followed by data on the seagoing battleship Indiana, its displacement, cost, and speed.
Hurrah for the Stars and Stripes. Mrs Jos Kuehle visited Sheldon Thursday. G Dykstra of Alton visited relatives here Friday. Geo Selig returned from Deadwood Saturday. Mrs G Hoeven returned from LeMara Saturday. Robino Drimmelem of Sioux Center was in town on business Friday. Clinton Taylor and Jesse Zorgdraer visited in Sanborn Tuesday. N Ludowisse of Alton visited with his sons Nic and Paul Friday and Saturday. Sheriff Balkema from Orange City on official business Tuesday. Miss Perrott sister of N Perrott visited from Salem SD this week. Mr and Mrs Hardeman rejoice over arrival of a bright little girl last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John Hyink and Master Bennie spent Sunday with relatives at New Kirk. Geo Penbow at Sioux City latter part of week returned Monday morning. Mr Walsh brother of Frank Walsh returned from Clayton County IA. Messrs Langenhorst and McKinley attended teacher’s meeting at Sioux City Saturday. Koppe formerly butter maker of Granville in town guest of Mr Taylor Friday. A very few Spaniards in this community. If there were some would have the nose bleed. Miss McKinley of Clayton County IA visiting F W Ricker and family this week. N Perrott hustling blacksmith in town.
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