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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1898
Page
23
The Beese Correspondents report on residents moving to Hall and Sanborn, visits by Emma Steinborn from Joliet, a new house girl for the Brown family, and outgoing neighbors Ham Jackson and family bound for Washington. Local society gatherings include Miss Janet and Maury Blorris dinners, a city hall law incident, missionary society meetings, and a communal surprise sendoff with baskets.
Water-works construction will begin soon as A Vaughn plans to move to the Murphy farm in Sioux county around March. The town board held a regular meeting with Clerk Montgomery. Settlers township farmers attend court in Orange City this week. A Spencer shipped a carload of hor tea and a carload of feed to Mareks. Ila will be one, some two weeks or more. News from Rome Georgia says Fairview parties moving the safe from Elm Springs bank. The safe will go to Sioux City next week. Misses Mary Kate and Maggie Nearey of Rock Valley visited for the big dance Tuesday. Druggist Guinter plans an ice house behind his store for the next goerugr. Joe Aurit and Bant Henderson work on the project. Narry Henderson has been out several days to pass a pension exam, plans to move further south in Missouri next fall.
Local notes report Roy Tang doing business in Rock Valley and Boomer Bros receiving a large invoice of new goals. John Webb came from Canton for a weekend visit. Miss Kyle Knewel visits Mrs Wonds and rivals Evatima Turda in rumored future acts. Stiller, a Hudson man, performs dangerous feats with glass and poison. Julius Walseth returns after nine weeks away. Adelaide Ballard returns home from Woman's Suffrage lectures. Public School Exercises entertain a large audience. Chas Gaasidy is en route to Jackson Minnesota to work in a printing office.
Leon Fortune missed school on Thursday and Lund due to illness as Mr Terwilliger visited bhoal last week. Myrtle Vernatier has left school to live with her aunt in Missouri Valley. Myrtle Chisholm will be absent days due to a fall. Gerls Huighretse and Guy Beruisser were absent from school Monday and Tuesday for a wedding. A Good Opening at Favre's Pioneer Store seeks several men with common sense and quick work ethic. The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Co offers reduced carload emigrant rates to move settlers to Western Minnesota South Dakota and North Dakota. For details contact a local agent or J. Freight Ages.
Wilford Varley visited Canton this week as did Mrs C A Parkin in Akron on Sunday. Alexander visited Yankton and Canton. Weavelt went to Sioux City on business. Mr Lue Varley and a companion visited Canton. Mrs Leanan and son from Yankton are visiting. A baby boy arrived at the home of Mr Thomas Sunday morning. Mrs 0 W Felton and Mrs A M Walner went to Sioux City Monday. Mrs D Bennett of Spencer is visiting Ruby Jones. Quel of Canton did dental work here Monday and Tuesday. AL C Peterson and family moved to a farm southeast of town. Frank Cable and Tom Sedwick shipped five cars of cattle to Chicago Monday night. Mr Osear Anderberg and Miss Gusta Anderson were wed Wednesday at 2. Evangelist Hartyough and Davien will continue meetings at Congregational church for another week. Over three hundred attended Sunday’s meeting.
An advertisement urges readers to subscribe and pay attention to a great bargain sale in clothing at Loppe’s Pioneer Store. It promotes six month terms with bankable notes to reduce stock and fund spring purchases, noting new spring clothing arriving soon and a forthcoming balance. A separate estate notice appears dated March 1606.
The report surveys the earliest week of the Special Farmer's Institute with editing notes and notable supplementary numbers. It highlights discussions on Renting Farwe and The Farmer's Macy Carden, plus guidance intended to draw farm families to farm life and practical advice from the hospital section.
An old ad touts Mocha Sine as a breakfast drink and health tonic for invalids and children. It claims to improve digestion, blood quality, nerves, and sleep while offering a coffee substitute free from coffee’s harms.
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