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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1910
Page
3
Sioux County Herald published every Wednesday in Orange City, Sioux County. Terms require cash in advance. stopping paper or unpaid arrears must be settled before any notice of order. Remittances may be by draft, express, post office order, or registered letter. Sample copies available on application.
A long list of visiting relatives and friends crosses Alton, Orange City, and surrounding towns. Names include Vanton, Minten, Houwenhorst, Koenig, and Bruecher. Notices cover church events, travels to Granville and Columbus, and local illnesses, with a détail of weddings, meals, and a death of Paul Hein at eighty plus.
Howard Corwin and Joha Harmelink attended as delegates at the Republican state convention in Des Moines last week. Prof. Isaac Lospers of Scranton is visiting, staying with Rev. John Huizenga. A railcar and three other cars derailed on the mill siding during switching. the sand car was recovered, a wrecker from Sanborn assisted. Warren avenue south of the track to the fair grounds is developing with new homes and a cement walk planned from Mitchell street to the fair grounds this fall. The pump house is advancing and should be ready when pump and engine arrive. Loyd Dunham left for Shell Lake, Wisconsin to visit his father. Next week a feature on Rock Valley's old school building will note heating work and building cleaning. To The Stockholders of the Northwestern State Bank of Orange City: charter expires Oct 1, 1910. stockholders meet Aug 1, 1910 to vote on extending the charter to Oct 1, 1930. Signed by bank officials.
Sanadian Pacific Railway lands advertise unprecedented western Canada colonization reach with thousands of buyers drawn to Alberta lands. Project spans about 000,000 acres priced from 9 per acre, with Tuesday excursions from St Paul. Literature and info available from the Colonization Department, 176 East Third Street, St Paul, Minnesota.
A description advertises a 40 acre farm within a mile of the streetcar line featuring a seven room house good outbuildings and prime crops. The seller touts a compact farm ideal for a ready farmer and notes excellent cultivation and a neat plate.
Fine alfalfa land fenced with improvements and a water right of 150 inches. Spring creek runs through with year round running water, brush and timber along the stream and good trout. Located four miles from Chateau near a creamery. Terms at 25 per acre with half cash and balance on buyer’s terms. Opposite the Rieckhoff ranch.
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