Hull Happenings Editor and Proprietor Update
Cor corporal Hogan suffers fever attack. Clara Graham and Ella Murray visited Sheldon Wednesday. Paul DeVell recovered from illness and walked the streets. Hale visitors Sunday evening. Henry Vande Velde from Rock Valley visited Hull Sabbath. J Sullivan of Shellsburg with Mr Burth of Perkins last week. Mr and Mrs F McKeller and Lizzie Koppe from Stock Valley in town today. Mr and Mrs Walters with granddaughter Jessie Cain went to Bigelow Minnesota Saturday, returned Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Graham
Ella Murray
Sheldon
Paul DeVell
Anna Foppe
Mr. Vollmer Yrera
Hale
Henry Vande Velde
Rock Valley
Hull
J. Sullivan
Shellsburg
Wrs
Mr. Burth
Perkins
F. McKeller
Lizzie Koppe
Stock Valley
Mrs. Walters
Jessie Cain
Bigelow
Minn
Local Notes Report From Boyden And Surroundings
Community items include visits by Miss Anna Havercamp and Jno Brewster from Grant, Will Shully selling iron hitching posts in town, and a trip to Orange City for court. A baby blessed by Mr. and Mrs. John Aden. Grace Grout returns to Prairie Queen for millinery. John Pryde travels to Des Moines as Matt Carroll is reported worse. Local church notes, Omaha visitors, piano upgrade, fair premiums, and a farm house fire with $800 loss are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Havercamp
Jno
Brewster
Grant
Will Shully
Orange City
Jongewaards
John Pryde
Des Moines
Matt Carroll
A. Jougewaard
U. P
Pastor Acheson
Omaha
John Connell
John Shaffer
John Horn
John Green
Ben Rensic
Jersey
J. M. Acheson
Stanton Watts
Stanton
Northwest
Nellie Cable Visits Family as English Guests Arrive
Mrs Nellie Cable returns from Montreal where relatives from England visited during her stay. Harry Melrose, candidate for district court clerk, was seen around town with his wife visiting his parents. A special carnival train schedule runs Monday to Sunday with departures from Perkins Doon and Sioux City and a late Sunday return.
Maurice Musings From Sherman Township Notes
Fall plowing finished in the area as farmers bring grain to market some stored. Attorney Koby and Harry Melrose visited for political matters. Patrick Quigley left for Hot Springs health trip. Chris Rapp plans a Struble restaurant. Gerrit Kemper returned from Omaha after a Sioux City stop. L C Wiwell to move restaurant and barber 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
Attorney Koby
Harry Melrose
Patrick Quigley
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Chris Rapp
J. &I. Umhoeffer
Struble
Gerrit Kemper
Omaha
Sioux City
L. C. Wiwell
Sherman Township
Jas. Noble
Jas. DeJong
Geo. Mins
Henry Gerritsen
Pete Vos
Sioux Center Items Highlight Local Figures and Events
Town notes recall Lawyer Robey's potential nomination and local coverage in The Bex. Many residents traveled to the county fair last week. Mrs. Dr. Stoll returns from Hospers visit as Editor Mayor Vreeland steers a thriving local newspaper. Auditor De Mots traveled through on returning from a Settler's township supervisors meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robey
Bex
Dr. Stoll
Hospers
Vreeland
Sioux Center
Auditor de Mots
Board of Supervisors
Settler's Township
HOSPER HAPPENINGS IN IRETON AREA
In Ireton the town notes report L Dyk visiting from the county capital Monday. A bright girl welcomed a new arrival at W Vander Brink home. G Dykstra of Alton visited over the weekend. Emory Chadwick returned home to Salix after visiting 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 John’s home three miles northeast of town. 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 in Oreuge. oir Oct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Dyk
W. Vander Brink
G. Dykstra
Alton
Emory Chadwick
John
Salix
Albert Roetman
Sioux Center
Nick Jungers
Here
Jungers
Town Hall
Oreuge
Oir
Why You Should Insure Your Life
M W A column argues life insurance is prudent because uncertainty of life, wealth protection, and family support justify annual payments. It stresses that even healthy plans can fail and that insurance acts as a just, proper act benefiting dependents and future education. It urges securing income, health, and property for survivors.
Rush Night and Day Aid at Santiago de Cuba
A Soldier letter from July 23 in Santiago de Cuba credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving the army during a rush period supplying ammunition and rations. BP F Butler of pack-train No. 3 recounts suffering diarrhoea yet staying at work and praises the medicine as lifesaving. Sold by Knapp & Co. druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago de Cuba
Bp.f. Butler
Santiago, de Cuba
Chamberlain
Sampa
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Wes Moines
Iowa
Knapp & Co
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Corporal Hogan
Boyden Lester
Baden
Hades
Maurice Musings
Warren
W. E. Ayers
Dept. M
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District Court
Sioux County
John Tucker
Dagense Te
Tewads
Agarnet
the “Peace
R. “van 8. Brink
Scott
Scott & Bowne
New York
Snorthweat
J. B. Chase
Hull, Iowa
H, Bulens
P. O
G.0. Hook
School of Ella
Gllalou D. O
G. H. Gilmore
J. M. Sita
D.D. O
I American
Osteopathic
Institute
Rock Rapids
Sneldon, Rock:valley
Sibley
Valley
Hotel Warren
Sadie’s
B. Eldredge
the Leader Store
Lowas
Otcgeoutdenttras
Hartshorn
P. McKellar & Son
Skewis Lumber
Jerty & Healey
Chicago
Milwaukee
Bri
Dubuque
St. Paul
Sun
Sioux Falls
Bronx City
Unamberlain
Canton
Wuluuy
Gort
Gort i Hroight
Noe Guing Boothpobbengol
Gulng Pogbon
Methodist’episcopal
Claesemop
Dury, Sapbath
LonDon
Minard
Bu Epworth Lederman
Bugsy Wedawuay
Alver Pi
GRO
Sey
SabBare Bouides
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