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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1898
Page
4
Local notices whirl with visits, calls, and meetings across Boyden Hull Sheldon and Rock Valley. Notables include M. J. Quinn and wife in Hull, Miss Maggie Murray visiting, and Rev McIntosh delivering sermons in Armory venues.
Joseph Home visited Orange City last week Thursday. Charles Leonard traveled to Minnesota to inspect land. Vic Blood moved to Clyde Sharpe farm and rented it. Maud and Grace Taylor of Falda, Minnesota, stayed with Miss E Kroeger. Dr. Steele of Sheldon did dental work in town several days. Sherman Lowery of Jewel Junction, Lou Lowery’s brother, visits relatives. Rev S W Lorimer supplying pulpit at Rock Valley visited Rev Acheson’s home this week. Bra Peterson’s mother Mrs Hanson started to Chicago Wednesday.
Seeding time and local movements mark the bulletin. Residents like F B Cable and Mrs M E Palmer are listed among visitors and relocations, with multiple name checks for Hawarden Canton Chicago and Garretson. A revival closed with seventy six converts, auctions, road overseer appointments, and a large farm sale highlight community activity.
The Spencer Grain Co. has closed their Elm Springs elevator for now. The Milwaukee Road repairs the bridge north of town. A dance will be held at Ubas McDaniels residence on March 17. Lome Thomasgaard buys coal sheds in Him Springs to move to his farm southwest of town. Miner resigns as local grain buyer at Elo Springs to focus on other interests. Louie Helland heads for Klondike via Minneapolis to join a party bound for Alaska. Town board met Tuesday and authorized selling road scrapers at the next meeting.
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