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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1898
Page
13
New subscribers are urged to order The Best from UK Kebrudry 1 as a five two cent slumps offer. Readers are asked to send payment with their order.
The passage urges households to plan and pay down debt, urging prudent spending and self sufficiency. It notes threats like freuds and cholera as past concerns, and emphasizes education for children, farm readiness, and keeping a steady home budget. It advises preparation and frugality to weather future hard times.
A reflective piece urges residents to support legitimate business, maintain stock, and invest in the town. It warns against overreaching rumors, promotes independent enterprise, and notes local papers like Lug Bee as trusted sources. It discusses colors, inventions, and climatic observations affecting farming and commerce in Northwest Iowa.
The piece notes Britain collects about 500 million yearly with a small surplus and cites the Manchester Press on editorial bias. It also reports Rochester New York used Vouvine voting machines showing rapid split and straight ticket voting and that results were known within a half hour after polls closed at 5 PM.
Local notes report Charles Lewis traveling from Orange City to attend to business. Dr J H Brower attended to dallers business in Orange City. Geo Watt left for County, taking a position as collector in that city. A group including J Delorest Ben Ruuml K W Carson and others courted at Orange City regarding the Bun eubine Luwaurlip election case. Residents plan to organize a council and justice club with a meeting at Mr and Mrs Wail Storie’s home next Monday evening. Baye vt Minale and GALS are urged to attend.
A humorously coded column urges readers to elect local caucus officers and participate in conventions. It mocks passivity and stresses engagement to shape representation and sustain the Modern Woodmen of America through action and loyalty.
Lowell Morse visited Sheldon on Saturday while Steven Baird and Mrs Geo Thompson dropped in as visitors. Dr Myers of Sheldon was in town Tuesday and Mrs W S Tuttle traveled to Sioux City for a short visit. Mrs Chas Brink escaped a gasoline explosion Monday as W S Tuttle rushed to aid. The Tuttle private reception for soldier boys featured guests Storey Winch Work and others.
J ds Dykatra gains new goods as KC elevator moves corn cribs to Maurice. M Stickney visited Rock Valley and will read Tue BEE. Mrs Haarsma wins divorce and $1600 alimony. For sale: horse buggy harness fur robe. Insurance available via J A Vitzthum. Tut Bes offers yearly subscription for cubs delivered. Lullers flour and feed sells Big Four Ireton flour and vegetables.
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