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Newspaper

Sioux County Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1901

Page

3

Rebke Valleys Town Editor and Proprietor

Valley town newspaper note identifies Rebke as editor and proprietor of the local paper. No additional context provided.

Rebke ‘Valleys

railway time tables in chicago and st paul era

fragmentary item lists train times and agent names including chicago and st paul, with times like 4:15 am and 7:11 pm. mentions of agents and railroad names.

Local notices and community life in Sioux county

Local items from Rock Valley and surrounding towns describe meetups, sales, and services. Topics include church meetings, drayman ads, lecture bookings, missing books returned, births, deaths, and a pioneer community roster with ads from Knapp & Co. and M. Bernisse.

Birth Announcements This Week at Kemper Gosline Schut and Hoekstra Homes

Births to be announced this week include a girl at the Kemper home and a boy at the Gosline residence. Also a girl welcomed to the Schut family and another girl to the Hoekstra household. Services at the M E church next Sunday preach titles Title of the Cross and Early Piety with texts John 19 19 and Ecclesiastes 12 1. All young people invited.

U. P Eldredge’s Knapp & Co Geo. M. Starr Spurr Sanborn John Veldboom Drayman Kent Orange City Court House T Knapp’s Pember’s Avid A. J. Kemper Henry’ Gosline G. Schut G. Hoekstra M. E. Chil

Stock Yard Cleanses Scales After Inspection

C M and St P Ry carpenters tested stockyard scales at the station after a complaint in the last issue. They pronounced the scales OK after thorough testing with weights and stock drafts, and said correct weights will be secured if balances are kept clean and free of refuse.

C. M St.p. Ry Fink Tabe Roor Vauvery Epi- Tor Bes Loffawold N. A. Fink & Co Br. A. Fins

G A R Badge Prohibition Warning From Headquarters

Commander Vink cites a circular from Headquarters Department of Town G A R dated December 27 warning that wearing the Grand Army of the Republic badge or button without entitlement is a misdemeanor under Iowa law. The statute imposes up to thirty days imprisonment or twenty dollars fine and applies to suspended and dropped members.

Vink Jerry Rusk Department of Town G. A.R Grand Army of the Republic Code of Iowa Thia

Woodmen County Convention Elects Delegates in Orange City

The 529 Woodmen in Sioux county and 18 delegates met last Thursday in Orange City to select delegates to the state convention. Campbell of Irelon was chosen chairman, with B. Ashenfelter as clerk. Delegates include O S McCarty, R H Campbell, and G L Van de Steeg among others. Dr O S McCarty and Gy Ls Van de Steeg named head physician and delegate respectively.

the Herald Sioux County Orange City Campbell Irelon B. Ashenfelter Ther D. B. Winter B.suissee Rock Valley H . Jones Maurice N. E. Williams Matlock G. L Gy Ls van de Steeg O.S. McCarty Hawarden

Almanacs and a fair board bring early year plans to Rock Valley

The 1901 Almanac from Prof Hicks is promoted as the finest yet, with premiums offered to subscribers. Rock Valley District Fair Association stockholders met at the opera house and elected officers, with thirteen shares added, praising harmony and planning increased premiums and exhibits.

Word and Works, Publishing’ Company St. Louis Missouri Rock Valley District Fair Association Opera House Large

McKinley Roosevelt win US presidency in 1900s electoral vote

The electors in seventeen states gave 185 votes to Bryan while twenty eight states backed McKinley, Roosevelt. Congress will open seals, count ballots, and declare McKinley Roosevelt elected by a majority. The new administration will be sworn in March 4.

William McKinley Theodore Roosevelt United States Bryan McKinney Congress McKinley Roosevelt

Novelty Social Item Recorded in Fragmentary Text

Reader notes a fragmentary social item mentioning a novelty event. The readable portions are vague and do not identify persons, places, organizations, dates, or outcomes.

Public Auction Near Carmel and Rock Valley

The undersigned sell at public auction at their residence mile west of Carmel 5 miles south 22 miles east of Rock Valley on January 8 at 10 o clock. Items include 2 bay mares gray gelding 2 yearling colts and 8 spring colts 54 head of cattle 3 steers 7 two year olds 16 yearlings 9 calves 12 cows part fresh 2 yearling heifers 6 heifer calves 1 graded bull calf 1 full blood Durham bull plus farm machinery 8 corn plows 2 walking plows 1 under seeders shrow sharrow. Bring lunch at noon and terms listed with notes and interest rates.

Carmel Rock Valley Commienc Durham - Bull Saz

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