Drives in Shoes Offered for Ladies and Gents
A local sale lists a selection of footwear described as drives in shoes for women and men. The brief notice notes the items are available in both ladies and gentlemen sizes.
24 Jun 1898
Page 1
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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1898
Page
1
A local sale lists a selection of footwear described as drives in shoes for women and men. The brief notice notes the items are available in both ladies and gentlemen sizes.
A camp diary from Cap Trostas in Lytle Georgia dated June 16 describes travel through Iowa and the South, life at Camp Thomas, daily routines, rough scenery, and camp conditions. The writer notes meals, weather, battles anticipated, and a promotion to bugler, with remarks on fellow regiments and common camp experiences.
The Sioux County Board of Supervisors met June 6 and 7 in regular session. Actions included canceling taxes on old soldier homesteads for S. I. Chatterton and Mrs. I. E. Tooley, fixing several horse valuation changes by township, and approving bonds for town officials. The board approved refunds, audited fees, and authorized a safety exchange involving the treasurer’s safe.
The 1898 proceedings include audits altering A Sherman real estate value to 100, motioned referrals to county attorney and engineers for bridge sections, peddler tax schedules, and multiple tax refunds. A Board of Equalization fixed personal property values and approved refunds for double assessments with adjournments to June 8 1808.
Orange City board meeting held yesterday after adjournment with proceedings read and approved June 8, 1808.
The Nassau right of way area was granted and a road declared established. A bond for J O Blatherwick on the Soldier's Relief Commission was approved. The treasurer was authorized to transfer 250 from county to institute funds. The board visited the poor farm and audited numerous aid disbursements to Sioux county residents with listed sums and materials. Warrants were issued for board mileage and per diem for four members, and the board adjourned sine die.
Parties may subscribe to the new three percent United States Bonds at Large Brothers Bankers in registered or coupon form and in $20 $100 $500 and larger denominations. Subscriptions must be received in Washington by July 14 1898. No charges for reception and forwarding of subscriptions.
A two day session of the German Farmers Mutual Insurance Company reviewed the farm and Maurice operation, noting records, books, and officers in good condition. Financials show balance on hand and income for the year, with officers elected including treasurer Chas Henrie and trustees Henry Becker John Reimer Hans Moeller Chas H.
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