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Newspaper

Sioux County Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1898

Page

3

County Seat Comment Highlights Local Social And Business

Interesting summary of events in the capital of Ka Towne, a Perking Bros. salesman, supplies county officials with blanks. Jerry Sandrick of Sioux Center visits. Mee Bevdle, Wil Warnshuls cashier, Northwestern Bank, stays over holidays. Berckholt from Minnesota to Orange City. Ruttan and M. J. Winch Hawarden visit. Beckman transacts business. DeMots tours offices. Billy Teckhoff to Sioux City. Stores now close at eight except Saturday.

Perking Bros Jerry Sandrick Sioux Center House Mee Bevdle Wil Warnshuls Northwestern Bank Chamberlain Ruttan M. J. Winch Hawarden Frank J. Beckman Tegas Bnlly Tefckhoff Sioux City Girlock Pel. Ogg Silmorg ‘Gounty Minn Erwan ‘Stapleford

Press Comment on Trade and Development

A Sioux City Tribune quote contrasts Iowa agriculture with Philippine trade, noting cows and hens boosted world commerce more than Philippine foreign trade. It argues local resources near Maure and Charles City Press-Rays sentiments about starting and sustaining media and families, and that the country should explore cooperation with the Philippines rather than selling it.

Iowa Philippine Islands Omaha Bee

Public School Absences Reported for Week

Katie Van de Bok and Bessie Bernissee in the Mess Min room have recently missed school due to illness. The Eleventh grade notes Annie Huizenga absent over a week for sickness as the class prepares for the examination Friday before Christmas.

Katie van de Bok Mess Minroom Bessie Bernissee Algo Sana Annie Huizenga

Bee Buzzes and Local Happenings in Boyden

Community notes from Boyden recount the Juniors’ latest success at Mrs. John Morris and a set of local moves and visits. W. H. Phillips of Sanborn surveyed Rev. Acheson’s Light Brahmas while Wim Elwood bought John Verfoer’s property and will work as a mason. Sunday School teachers prepared Xmas plans at the United Presbyterian parsonage.

John Morris Ladies Missionary Society W. H. Phillips Sanborn Acheson Phillips Wim Elwood John Verfoer United Presbyterian Church W.S. Tuttle Harry Sioux City J. A Peter Erving Mr. Erving Morris J. M. Acheson Sheldon McKey M. H Will John ‘Shimp Dakota Robt If Sheen

Local Accidents and Town Notes Across the County

W J Boggess, a mill contractor, fell fourteen feet while ascending a ladder on a new mill, suffering a facial gash and bruises but recovering by Monday. Montrose loses its City Council as all aldermen resign, leaving the town without officials until spring elections. W J Hawn leaves Sioux Valley News to join Maxwell Town as editor. Grandma Catharine Harrett, born in Ireland, claims to be 110 next month. A Sheldon woman’s rapid divorces, advertising schemes, and a $5000 Spirit Lake damage suit are mentioned along with a humorous note on a husband-seeking Iowa girl and a war-era insurance/widow pension detail.

Akron Tribune W. J. Boggdgsy W. J. Boggess Burgess Rock Valley Montrose W. J. Hawn Sioux Valley News Canton Odd Tellows Lodge Maxwell Town Odd Wellow Hawn Rock “Valley

Sure Remedy for Colds and Coughs Promoted

Citizens are urged to try Dr Stolls Cough and Lung Balsam sold by Knapp Co druggists. The letter from Dr L B Son claims the remedy cures and pleases children, with money back if not better than any used before.

Rock Valley Dr. Stoll Mr. Knapp Knapp & Co Dr. L

Local Happenings and Social Tidbits in The Vicinity

J C Simmons formerly of Wk Point SD is now employed in Foppe's Pioneer Store and plans to move his family here next week to occupy the O'Brien property north of the Catholic church. The school board meets to approve taking on the district bonded debt at five percent from six percent. Anna Hoekstra, longtime local, wed a man from Middleburg. J H Albertson and wife travel to Inwood for memorial services for the Skewis children. Lee Henderson and Myrtle Griffin married and begin housekeeping. Rev Acheson preached and Rev Anderson received a call. Mrs G L Hurd visits in Tyndall. A Pleasure Club dance draws a large crowd. Richard Sipma welcomes a daughter. Hardware from A J Davidson advertised. McKellar couple nearly suffocated by coal gas. Whist hosted by C W Jacobs. Odredge tea enjoyed. Flour from Ock Valley Mill ships daily. Christmas gifts at P McKellay & Son. Herbert Warren of Hartley visits. Adam Wie in town.

J. C. Simmons Wk Point South Dakota Foppe Pioneer O’brien Tun Bev D.o.wirgtham Anna Hoekstra A. Aweibel Middleburg J. H. Albertson Inwood Aretend Harry Skewis Diptheria Lee Henderson Myrtle Griffin Bre Acheson Boyden U. P Anderson G. L. Hurd Tyndall A. L. Fish Pleasure Club Richard Sipma A. J. Davidson A. Fr. McKellar C. W. Jacobs

Members elected officers and degree actions in AOWU lodge

At the last meeting the A O U W conferred junior degrees on two members and Workman degrees on five. New officers elected include P J Hanlon master workman, J McKissick warden, F Van Zuiden recorder, J Werkhaven guide, G Splitt financier, A Van Drongelen inner worker, W A Groeneboom outer watcher, B F Wood trustee. Neighbors are invited to a future union meeting with the MW of A. The order claims over three hundred seven thousand members nationwide and ten thousand in town, stressing its home institution role and widow or orphan support.

P. J. Hanlon W. W, Jr McKissick F. van Zuiden J. Werkhaven Spies G. A. Splitt A. van. Drongelen W. A. Groeneboom W. B. F. Wood Or ‘Orpha

Women Vote Rights Tale At Illinois University Election

The Women’s Column recounts a registration day experience for female voters at an Illinois university trustee election. The piece highlights oath questions, spelling woes, and the judge and clerks’ interactions, noting women gradually gain birthright voting and the ongoing push for equality in civic duties.

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