Market Prices and Commodities Report Fragment
495 p. m. Tr 0 msm, 2a. mo. 47 pmn 2 fis p.m. Wwter Corm-466848. Oats-35. Barley-t7c. Potatoes-$1.00, Hogs-$5.70 5.85 Cattle-$3.00 3 Butter-t6c. Eggs-tlic.
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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1902
Page
1
495 p. m. Tr 0 msm, 2a. mo. 47 pmn 2 fis p.m. Wwter Corm-466848. Oats-35. Barley-t7c. Potatoes-$1.00, Hogs-$5.70 5.85 Cattle-$3.00 3 Butter-t6c. Eggs-tlic.
Claude Fitzgerald assumes position in Alton while Herm Port sustains a broken finger. T Muilenburg & Co announce tea sales this week. H E A Reimann of Ibull attends court. Mrs A Borks resumes activity after illness. Mercury drops about 20 degrees below zero Monday night. L M Back of Ireton hosts visitor Mr Sas of Iornick in Sioux county. Van Ekogen ships two carloads of hogs to Sioux City last night. Hawarden M E church fire causes 3000 loss. Bankers Large and Mitchell visit from Rock Valley. C Lobbes opens a show store near Hotel Bsten. Recorder John Jongewaard visits Boyden last Saturday. Mrs H H Cassens hosts a small party. she returns from Minnesota visit. Miss Mary Jelgerhuis visits Orange City relatives. Miss Jennie Van der Stoep returns from Minnesota trip. Miss Fae Wilcox entertains a dozen friends at cards and carroms. Frank Lake of Sioux City arrives in town with pig merchants.
Mr and Mrs P J De Kruit hosted a six oclock dinner for friends while many readers note bustling social life. The column lists guests, travels, arrivals, deaths, marriages, shop changes and local happenings including Dan De Jongs, J A Brinks shoemaker, and a county meeting on courthouse site debates.
An ad touts a new organ at K. Van der Aakdr and directs readers to AL. Van der Poel for their dream floral arrangements. It claims unbeatable quality and value in a compact vintage notice.
The district court with Judge Oliver on the bench handled cases at a brisk pace. Dowdey Case verdict not guilty after lengthy contest. Reynolds murder case awaiting indictment. Van Dyke secured defense verdict. Suomacker saloon case ended not guilty. Executors appointed. estates finalized. grand and petit juries to be discharged as equity matters continue.
In a Rock Valley sermon on February 3 1901 Rev Father Phelan called Lynch brothers meddlesome and sneaky prompting action. Lynch seeks to restrain the priest and a retraction reading will take place in church with costs in court. The case draws interest as Lynch promotes good citizenship and protests church encroachment. Also county officials plan a court house site block 34 on Main Street near the Academy with a 1000 dollar total cost after donations. Board members Auditor De Mot s visit Spencer to inspect facilities and may proceed to Mason City.
New and returning subscribers who settle all arrears and prepay one year can obtain Sioux County maps through contact points P M Elder Hock Valley PLM Tamplin Hull TD M Pryde Boyden P M Lapdhuis Hospers L H Andrews Sioux Center Further arrangements will follow soon.
J H Thomassen died Thursday night at about nine oclock at his home in the north part of town from inflammation of the bowels after a three day illness. He was 51 and came to Sioux county from Pella with early settlers and has lived near Orange City since. A respected citizen, he leaves a wife and five children Mrs N A Severson Inn Grove Iowa Mrs Richard De Cook of this city son John in the U S Navy Jelle and George aged about ten and fourteen at home. The funeral was at First Reformed church last Saturday conducted by Rev Stapelkamp. The remains were followed to the grave by a large number of relatives and friends. The bereaved family receive sympathy from AM Merano.
The stockholders of the First National Bank of Orange City elected directors Lat Thomas A W Lohr G Klay G T Hatley BD Van Oosterhout A J Kuyper A Bolks G N Sweetser Jas F Coy. Officers named are president Jas F Toy vice president A Bolks cashier A J Kuyper. A three week timeline for opening is anticipated.
A local sale features Ladies wool vests and pants, union suits and mackintosh discounts, plus dresses, shawls, and silk shirt waists. Men’s and children’s outerwear, linings, and fashion accessories are reduced, with large markdowns on blankets, hoods, fascinators, and lingerie. Strong emphasis on all wool, silk, and linen goods at deep sale prices.
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