Local notes and notices from Sioux County area
Community briefs list residents visiting relatives, travels, and local events. Names include George Abbott, J. W. Mingus, Mr. and Mrs. Peran, and many others with mentions of dances, church groups, and business trips. A variety of short items reflect daily life and local commerce.
Thayer and Walpole Stock Farm Visit Highlights
A visiting reporter toured Thayer and Walpole’s stock farm north of the city. They graciously guided the tour, showcasing the herd of Thoroughbred Cruickshank Short-horns and outlining points of excellence in each animal.
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Thayer & Walpole
Thiat City
Social entertaining notes and stock sale figures
Mrs Dr Plombe hosts an enjoyable five oclock gathering for laity friends and Mr and Mrs Large host a lively party. A Pill ow dex will be held January 28 at Merz Skewis home. Tokens were given at tea for Grandma and best wishes for years more. Barclay stock from near West Liberty tops Iowa cattle, with three head chosen by Prof Curlin and praised by Stack Breeders. Hogs and Poland China stock highlighted. Shannon Bros offers winter goods at 20 percent off. A GA IL gathering and a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Mass in Fairfield. Grandina Dav is celebrated January 18 with a family birthday group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Plombe
Young Indies Missionariety
Merz
Skewis
Barclay
Weat Liberty
Nichola & Gibson
Gallen Aberdeen
Cockagn Lros
Downey
Barclay Lord
Curlin
Iowa
Arso
Waddy Dimes
Turick
Messie
Ga.il Ami
Alra
J. Mass
Pairfield
Washington
Grandina Davis’ Firth
Corwin
Oreasion
Smith
Frances Sear
Josie Richardson
Grandma
Reson
Sioux County Teachers' Association Meeting Notice
A Sioux County Teachers Association meeting is set for Maurice on Saturday January 22 at 11.00. The program lists topics on orthography education methods and rural school instruction with ADA and district officials named. Also mentions a sales pitch for fairy soap calendars by Shanon Brow and a secretary named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux County Teachers’ Association
Maurice
Hirliards
A Rough Country A Letter From G W Carter
G W Carter describes travel through Omaha and Kansas City to the Indiana Territory. He notes pleasant hosts, the Trans-Mississippi Exposition grounds, and a rough rocky country with new towns, modest homes, and a mild climate. He mentions growth since August and expectations of northern settlers and activity in the Gulf, Kansas, and Pacific Railway area. He ends promising another letter from the delta.
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Mews
Ark
Dan
Ben Asp Hxorsten
Omaha
L Od. Campbell
Rock
Omahare
Kansas City
Kangay City
Pilsburg and Gulf
Honrda
Gulf K. Tt
Jake al
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I. S. Large
Carl
George Abbott
Sheldon
Matt “Bernissea
Inwood
J. W. Maher
Canton
JR. Hurkle
C.F. Scott
Boon
Chas. Rademacher
Doan
Hoonemeyer
Roberts& Thomas
Gertie Huizenga
Will
Chas. Putnam
Sioux County
Teachers Aspociation
Mauries Tomor
J. W. Mingus
Geo. Drey
Eho Springs
Joe Drey
John Murphy
Tom Kent
Doon
A.B. Smith
Larchwood
Lawrence Kellar
Harry Fink
Sioux Center
Carolina DeForest
Mrs. M. Hurd
Alstradtor Lohr
Grange City
Qwan
Batorday
NM. P.“Mcteni
Earl Elfry
J. H. McLean Medicine Co
Milton Moore
J. Kemper
Rock Valley
H. Dwight
8. S. Dwight
Iremont
Ned
Will Mayer
Klein
Jem Hull
Mr. Stensead
Prank Broughton
Juvanille
Ted Handy
G. 8. Davis
Sameaville
Lola Stenavad
Faribault
Minnesota
R. E. Roantree
Milla
Rekah
Lettie Emines
Siank County
West Union
McLaughlins' Harn
James Chisholre
Kessler Bros
Gota
Kamballerviney
Tue Bre
A. Thayer
Hera
B.S. Chinger
Sioux City
Orange City
Jas. Lundin
Ahout Gaby
Post
Relef Corp
Eivery
Henry Lutgeng
Holland-American Steamship Line
A. H. Peran
Rock Township
Shannon Bros
Walter Eahora
Social
Shannnon Brow
Teachers’ Association
Ausion
Nual
Bant
Brown Peper—Kapolienta
Langnild
Bylyin
Foferna
Fener
Andreas Disenson
Tie
G. W. Carter
Adoul
Dences
Youra
Cantey