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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
5
Official Paper of Rock Valley presents Hudson Line timetable noting daily daytime passenger service between Chicago and Siouxvalle. This excerpt from the Railway Time-Tables dated 4.4.65 marks routes and frequencies for travelers.
Long column of town news includes visits by Louis Dean and Will Doherty, ads for subscriptions and merchants, multiple notices of real estate and leases, upcoming performances by the Gales Stock Co and the Bez, school vacation announcements, and various local happenings from Orange City to Sheldon.
Mrs Barney Woods of Rock Valley died March 20 1901 after a weeks illness from blood poisoning. She was born in Minnesota in 1870 and married to Mr Woods, leaving five sons and two daughters. Funeral at St Marys Catholic church followed by interment. James Doherty, a Sioux county pioneer born in Clare Ireland in 1824, died March 20 1901 at 77 after a four week illness from pneumonia. He served in Co K 31 Iowa Inf. Funeral at St Marys with G A R attendance and burial at Catholic cemetery.
Minard and Miller announce their spring opening next week with trimmed street hats in new designs plain sailors and trimmed hats plus untouched dress shapes and children's hats at all prices. They invite all to visit inspect stock and view new styles whether buying or not urging to call at once while stock is complete.
Water rent must be paid by April as stated by the undersigned officials. Treasurer J. Virnum or related authority signs this demand for all water customers.
Fragmentary notes describe convicts and references to looting and a bank surplus. The garbled lines mention a national context and a person named progress first, with unclear explanations and terse phrases. The text is too damaged to extract a coherent event or outcome.
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