Hull Happenings and Local Visits Report
Corperal Hogan suffers fever. Clara Graham and Ella Murray visited Sheldon on Wednesday. Paul DeVell remains ill but able to be on the street after a long illness. Anna Foppe and Mr Vollmer halted visitors Sunday evening. Henry Vande Velde from Rock Valley was a Sabbath visitor in Hull. J Sullivan of Shellsburg visited Mr Barth of Perkins last week. Mr and Mrs F McKeller and Lizzie Foppe of Ruck Valley were in town Sunday. Mr and Mrs Walters with granddaughter Jessie Cain went to Bigelow and returned Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporal Hogan
Clara Graham
Ella Murray
Sheldon
Paul DeVell
Anna Foppe
Mr. Vollmer
Henry Vande Velde
Rock Valley
Hull
F. McKeller
Lizzie Foppe
Ruck Valley
Buuday
Mrs. Walters
Jessie Cain
Bigelow
Win
Babirday
Local Notes From Boyden and Orange City Area
Saturday visits include Miss Anna Havercamp and Jno Brewster of Grant. John Davis Geo Thompson and John Pitstek visited Orange City for court. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs John Aden. all well. Grace Grout returns to Prairie Queen for fall millinery. John Pryde heads to Des Moines as Mott Carroll is worse. Rev A Jongewaard preaches at U P church Sabbath and at Orange City American Reform church. Omaha visitors include John Connell and others. Steinborns install Ellington piano. Local fair winners listed. Stanton Watts edits Tux Box copy. Mrs E Kroeger’s farm house burned Tuesday. spar spark from kitchen chimney caused damage. furniture saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Havercamp
Jongewaards
Jno
Brewster of
Grant
Wae
Orange City
John Davis
Geo, Thompson
John Pitstek
John Aden
Misa Grace Grout
Prairie Queen
Jongewaarda
John Pryde
Des Moines
Mott Carroll
Rev
A. Jongewaard
U. P
Pastor Acheson
Omaha
John Connell
John ‘Bhaffer
John Horn
John Green
Ben Rensick
Acheson
Steinborns
Scott Kempton
D. J. DeHoog Firat
Jersey
J. M. Acheson
Nellie Cable Visits Montreal and Local News Highlights
Mrs Nellie Cable returns from her sister's home in Montreal where English relatives visited during her stay. Harry Melrose, candidate for district court clerk, spent time here with his parents. A special carnival train runs from Perkins at 7 57 A M daily next week after Monday, with Doon at 7 37, Sioux Center at 8 12, returning to Sioux City at 10 PM. Saturday Oct 8 departs at midnight, and Sunday Oct 9 a special train departs Sioux City at 6 0 AM arriving here at 8 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doon
Sioux Center
Sioux City
Maurice Musings Notes and Local Moves in Sherman Township
Local brief notes report farmers selling grain, some storage remaining. Attorney Koby and Harry Melrose visited for political matters. Patrick Quigley left for Hot Springs for health. Chris Rapp starts a restaurant at Struble. Gerrit Kemper returned from Omaha via Sioux City. L C. Wiwell to move restaurant and garber shop to old drug store building. Sherman township Republicans met and named delegates Jas Noble, Jas DeJong, Geo Mins, Henry Gerritsen, Pete Vos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koby
Harry Melrose
Patrick Quigley
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Chris Rapp
Umhoeffer
Struble
Gerrit Kemper
Omaha
Sioux City
L. CG. Wiwell
Sherman Township
Jas. Noble Jas
DeJong
Geo. Mins
Henry Gerritsen
Pete Vos
Sioux Center Notes Highlight Local Figures and Events
Town items mention Lawyer Robey being nominated and town news appearing in The Bex soon. Many residents attended the county fair last week. Mrs. Dr Stoll returned home from Hospers. Editor Mayor Vreeland leads a thriving local paper and administration. Auditor De Mots traveled through town from a supervisors’ meeting in Settler's township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robey
Bex
Dr. Stoll
Hospers
Vreeland
Sioux Center
Auditor de Mots
Board of Supervisors
Settler's Township
Horpers Happenings From Ireton Clipper
From The Ireton Clipper C L Dyk traveled from the county capital on Monday. A bright girl arrived at the home of W Vander Brink. Mr and Mrs G Dykstra of Alton visited over Sunday. Emory Chadwick returned home to Salix after a few days with his brother John. Albert Roetman of Sioux Center passed through town en route to his parents east of town. Nick Jungers Sr died suddenly at his son Johns home about three miles northeast of here. He was about 71 and had poor health for three years. At the republican caucus in the town hall Monday evening delegates were chosen to attend the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Dyk
W. Vander Brink
John
Here
Jungers
Town Hall
Eab Orange - Es
Notice of Estate Administrator Appointment in Bronx County
Notice to all persons interested that on the 0th day of September 1808 the undersigned, supported by the District Court of Bronx County, confirms John Tucker as Administrator of the estate deceased in Bronx County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx County
John Tucker
Ows
Broux County
Rooyen to Bil the Peace Brink
Rooyen named to bilateral peace talks with R Van Ly and Brink, signaling a diplomatic push. The brief item notes participation by key figures in a pending dialogue.
Why You Should Insure You Like
Column argues in favor of life insurance highlighting certainty of death, financial security for family, accumulation of funds, and the ease of small yearly payments. It urges insured persons to protect loved ones, maintain income, and ensure children’s education. It frames insurance as prudent, just, and helpful.
Battle of San Bich Heroes Helped Supply Front
Soldier dispatch from Santiago de Cuba July 23 describes pack-train No. 8 aiding ammunition and rations. The letter credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving lives and keeping troops at work during a rash night and day rush. The note is sent to Chamberlain Medicine Co. of Des Moines Iowa, with Knapp & Co. as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago de Cuba
PY. I. Butler
Santiago, de Cuba
Chamberlain
Samoa
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Wes Moines
Lowa
Knapp & Co
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Perkins
Boyden Lester
Maurice Musings
Poate
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W. E
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Kaolosp
Herbert
San Bich
Ladie
Belfield
B. Bldredge
the Leader Store
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Insiuie
J. B. Chase
Scot
Scott
Scott & Bowne
New York
Mh, Bulens
P. O
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School of
Ella
Gllaou D. O
Asteophy
G. H. Gilmore
J. All Still
Chad
Debl
Hartshorn
P. McKellar & Son
Skewis Lumber
Wdealers New
Osteopathic
Institute
Rock Rapids
Bneldon
Sibley
Look, Valley
Hotel Warren
Chicago
Milwaukee
Dubuque
Milwauke
Selene
Nt. Paul
Sioux Falls
Canton
Bullaby
Methodist “Episcopal
Clagsemop
Sueerion Mostlugeau
EBUBY
Bsey
Heworth Leagus
Beewess
GEO. Trewillg United Presbyterian
P. Johnson Endeavor
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