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Newspaper

Sioux County Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1898

Page

5

County Seat Comment Hints Local Happenings and Visits

Orange City notes personal and society items with sales staff visits, bank cashier visits, residents from Minnesota and Iowa traveling, and local attorney and business trips. Names include Ed Towne Jerry Kandrick Bessie Buck Miss Emily Teickhoff and Herman Stapleford with mentions of Hawarden Sioux Center LeMars and Sioux City.

Ed‘Towne PetKina Bros Jerry Kandrick Sioux Center House Ahas Berckhod Minnesota Orange City Ruttan M. J. Winch Hawarden J. Beckman DeMots Emily Teickhoff Sioux ‘City Elise Iilmore Hageen Pim Herman Stapleford

Town cows and hens outvalue Philippine trade claims

The Omaha Bee notes local agriculture outshines Philippine foreign trade and praises home resources and energy. Maurice Review reports on Ireton’s $40,000 courthouse project as Maurice sends smoke. Charles City Press-Rays remarks on starting and sustaining a newspaper or family. Sioux City Tribune observes not selling the Philippine islands but enjoying interaction.

Philippine Islands Omaha Bee Charles City

Public School Notes and Absences Report

Katie Van de Bok of Mess Min yom and Bessie Bernissee have been absent due to sickness. Dot Currie visited Kee’s room. Annie Huizenga has been absent over a week for illness. Eleventh grade notes include these absences as Friday exams approach before Christmas.

Katie van de Bok Mess Minyom Bessie Bernissee Aan Dot Currie cKee Annie Huizenga

Bee filled Tuesday as Boyden Juniors boost outcomes

A local report notes the Boyden Juniors’ Tuesday win and families sending four items with the Ladies Missionary Society for Freedmen’s missions. Several residents are mentioned: W H Phillips from Sanborn visits Rev Acheson’s Light Brahmas, Wim Elwood buys VerHoef property, and Elwood will work as stone mason and plasterer next week.

John Morris Ladies, Missionary Society Freedmen’s Missions W. H. Phillips Sanborn Acheson Phillips Wim. Elwood John VerHoef United Presbyterian ‘Church Tuttle Harry Sioux City J. A Peter Erving

Local Accidents and Civic Notes Across Towns

W J Oggess, a mill contractor, fell seventeen feet from a slipping ladder while working inside a new mill. He was unconscious for over thirty minutes, then traveled home to Rock Valley and is reported improving. Akron scene recalls Montrose council resignations leaving town without elected officials until spring. I J Hawn leaves Sioux Valley News to run Maxwell editorial desk. Catharine Barrett of Chey Troisress-Review claims age of 60 next month and Ireland birth. Sheldon sees a divorce and second marriage, with clothing ads and a telephone change noted. Spirit Lake faces a $5000 damage suit over sidewalks. an Iowa girl finds a husband via ad, later killed in Santiago leaving $3,000 insurance plus widow’s pension awaiting.

W. J Bouuds W. J. Oggess Rock Valley Akron Tribune Peterson Iowa Santiago

Cough and Lung Balsam Promoted by Local Dr Stout

Rock Valley residents urged to try Dr Stoll's Cough and Lung Balsam sold by Knapp & Co. The notice promises cure where others fail and offers a money back guarantee if not better.

Rock Valley Dr. Stoll Mr. Knapp Knapp & Co Dr. L. 8. Stout

Local Happenings From Elk Point To Horticultural Social

Local items note E C Simmons now works at 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 approves J C Wirgtham's plan to refinance district debt from six to five percent to save interest. Anna Hoekstra marries a resident of Middleburg. J E Albertson and wife attend memorial services in Inwood for two children who died of diphtheria. Lee Flenderson and Myrtle Griffin wed last Tuesday and begin housekeeping. Rev Acheson preaches at U P church as call proceedings for Rev Anderson are completed. Mrs G L Hurd visits in Tyndall. A Pleasure Club dance entertains many. Richard Sipma and wife welcome their first child. Hardware from A J Davisson, money-saving prices. A F McKellar and wife narrowly escape coal gas. Whist at C W Jacobs and wife. Mrs Wildredge hosts tea. Flour from Hock Valley Mill. Christmas gifts at P McKellar and Son. Herbert Warren of Hirtley visits. Adam Vie in town.

E. C. Simmons Elk Point South Dakota Foppe Pioneer O’brien Tussex J.c.wirgtham Anna Hoekstra A. Aweibel Middleburg J. E. Albertson Inwood Harry Skewis Diptheria Lee Flenderson Myrtle Griffin Bae Acheson Boyden U. P Anderson G. L. Hurd Tyndall A. L. Fish Pleasure Club Richard Sipma A. J. Davissoni A. F. McKellar C. W.W. Jacobs Wldredge Hock Valley P. McKellar’ and Son Herbert . Warren

A O U W Officers Elected And Union Meeting Hinted

At the last meeting two members received Junior degrees and five members earned Workman degrees. Officers elected include P J Hanlon M W and J McKissick I F Van Zuiden with J Werkhoven recorder H Loies guide G A Splitt receiver and A Van Drongelen I W A Groeneboom 0 W B Wood trustee. A future Union Meeting with A O U W and MW of A is hoped for this winter to strengthen shared aims.

P. J. Hanlon M. W

The Woman's Column on Registration and Suffrage

A reader recalls registering to vote for university trustees in a push for women's suffrage. She describes an improvised experience at registration, the oath wording, and judge clerk interactions, noting humor and frayed nerves as her legal identity was recorded. The piece ends with reflections on gradual birthright and the evolving role of women voters.

Llingis Agi Ollididls Nu Rodin Bence Ming Tniet Taagh Ohio

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Santa Claus Mata H. H. Pember THE Pmahmacist Ternoon Bessie Buck Warnshuls Northwestern Bank Chamberlain Te Paske Sioux Center Hermany van Oosterhout Sioux Maurice Review Ireton Maurice Sioux City Tribune Public School Notes Jung County Montrose Ofice I. J. Hawn Sioux Valley News Canton Odd Jellows Lodge Maxwell Hawn Li Pulte Chey Troisress-Review Catharine Barrett Ireland Starrett Bros. Clothing Department Sheldon Spirit Lake U. W Mr. Mathews Lyon Lodge Apa A. O Hae the Woman's. Column Clarriet M Closz Chicago G. Millore Brown
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