Hull Happenings and Bee Correspondents
Will Lang visits Mitchell while Hull notes a lung fever case in A E Quinn’s infant. Eugene McIntyre of Ponca visits Hull friends. Allie Putnam and Earl Miller travel to Rock Valley. D Toohey and P DeCelle attend a Boyden dance. Capt. Ostead and Maj. Davidson inspect Co. E at 3 o'clock. several absences noted. The funeral of Hon. G L Davidson with military honors ends at Hope Cemetery. twelve-gun salute. pallbearers named from local comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Quinn
Eugene McIntyre
Ponca, Neb
Hull
Allie Putnam
Earl Miller
Rock Valley
D. Toohey
P. DeCelle
Boyden
Osstead
Maj. Davidson
Co. E
Tts
G. L. Davidson
Hope Cemetery
A. R
Hollister
Winch
Miller
Tamplin
Baird
Blatherwick
Big Four
Perkins Pointers and Local Notes Update
Deputy Henry on streets last Wednesday. Many neighbors ill with la grippe. Perkins visitor Hannon and wife. Hull residents Kerhaan and family. Hull rector Rev J B Chase in Perkins. Miss Calista Jensen to Mitchell S.D. for cattle ranching. D C Gardner seriously ill. doctors confer Monday. Miss Josie Barth gravely ill with bowel inflammation. Emma and Karl Stickney injured when buggy overturns near Rock Rapids. Rumor of Charles Ross and Cora Maltbie marriage circulated. party of youths denied wedding claim. Fairview observations note a daughter’s birth and Prof. Miller’s town visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Chase
Hull Academy
Kate Neff
Larchwood
Calista Jensen
Morrow
Mitchell
Josie Barth
Maggie Quinn
Ibis
Emma
Karl Stickney
Rock Rapids
Charles Ross
Cora Maltbie
Ana
Charles
Charita
Move into new home and spring town news in 1898
Stant Hoover and family began moving from the farm to a house across the river on Monday. A marriage occurred at the Lutheran church in Hudson on March 9, 1898, between Kapute Fodnes and Miss Mary Thorkelson, officiated by Rev. L. J. Houge, witnessed by many friends. Nellie and Addie Hazlett planned to start a dressmaking shop in Hawarden, rooms secured at W. H. Palmer's, with sewing and dressmaking services soon. Frank Hazlett’s family mourned the death of their baby boy, about 18 months old, buried near Inwood with services by Ry. Evans. Proposals to incorporate Fairview and power a new electric plant are discussed, with O. A. Redolph and C. A. South exploring eastern partnerships and a projected 8,000 construction cost for a 15 horsepower dynamo, electric lights, and power in Sioux Valley towns. A potential three-to-four mile north Fairview plant location could extend service to Fairview Hudson and county seat. An attractive job opening at the store seeks men with common sense and some money for cheap trousers and full suits. Notices include legal administrator appointment for Felerd Kerniac estate, March 19, 188, with claims to be presented to the District Court of Sioux County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kapute Fodnes
Mary Thorkelson
L. J. Houge
Hudson
Hawarden
Nellie
Addie Hazlett
Settlers Township
W. H. Palmer
Frank Hazlett
Inwood
Ry. Evans
Hudson Congregational Church
Fairview
Ganton
O. A. Redolph
Sioux Valley
Rudolph
Canton
South
Our Boyden Letter continued on page two
Two full fledged tickets for Mayer are in the field. There is too much wrangling and noise in city elections. The United Presbyterian church Ladies Missionary society, aided by Maud and Grace Taylor of Fulda Minnesota, presented a successful entertainment with a fine missionary program enjoyed by a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
Theman
United Presbyterian Church
Ladies Missionary Society
Misses Maud
Grace Taylor
Fulda Minn
Woodcraft Camp Leaders Change Hands in Seattle Visit
Neighbor Williams travels to Seattle today. Pember earns second degree, now a full Woodman. Venerable Consul Kent resigns to go to Klondyke and Dann elected to replace him after the camp accepted the resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Seattle, Wash
Pember
Kent
Klondyke
Dann
Real Estate Transfers Weekly Report for Toe Bes
Real estate transfers reported for Toe Bes by A W Lohr Orange City Iowa for week ending March 18 1898. Entries show multiple grantor grantee parcels in Sioux Center Boyden Calliope Hawarden Orange City and Ladd with varying lot and block descriptions and monetary values including 6000 00 7200 00 and 4000 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A W. Lohr
Land, Loan and Abstrac
Orange City
Iowa
Lebreurs
Zeulephorst
Sioux Center
Spunckeren
WB Bruins
Boyden
Bylsma OJ
Ireland
Yuckey
Hull
Calliope
Meide
Brubaker
Townsend
Lei
Brubakers
Hawarden & Pt
Marvin
Jelgerhuis
Ladd Orange City
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. McBride
Wils Awa Boppe
Pember's Drug Store
Kock Valley
Lowa
Pete Bring
Bellar
Reck Valley
J. W. Mak
Rock Valley Machine
A. Zwiebel
Low
Ben van der Laan
Eldredge's
Henry Schemmer
W. Fuller
Nick Grossman
Pioneer
Northern
Appy
J. Hirschinger
H. H
Pem
DeWitt
H. H. Pemar
H. Pember
HE. J. Pember
Sowie
Prasers
H. H. Pemibor
Karls Kiser
the Bee
Will Lang
Mrs. Flemming
Tom Rollins
Frank
Dak
A. B. Ruby
Perkins
Henry
Mr. Hannon
la Grippe
D.C. Gardner
the Observer
Cave
C. D. Thompson
Prof. Miller
Stant Hoover
West
Branc
Forrs
J. B. Forve
Mer
District Court of
Sioux
Felerd
Kerniac
Rioux County
Tows
MW. A
Business Directory
F. J. Huizenga
U. P. Church
CG. W. Renshaw
Burndentist
C. M. McBride
State Bank
U.P. Church
P. D. van Oosterhoot
Court House
W. C. Leonard
Attorney AT Law
C.G. Reiniger
South Dakota
A. W. Perkins
Sheldon
Jows
BW. Robey
We Mingus
Boon Yasuiny
Jowas
C. A. Flournoy
A. McArthur
Bunting Cabhiza
State Bank of
Rock + Valley
M. W. Little
A. J. Kemper
Sioux and
Lyon
Pipestone
Stevens CO
Minnesota
B. J. Kempra
Rock Vailey, Iowa
Tom Kent
Kessler Brothers
City Livery
Warren
Big Spring
Mound City
W. J. Skewis
H. C. Bauman
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