Market Prices Reported for Grains Hogs and Cattle
Wheat at 64 cents a bushel Corn 22 cents Barley 21 cents Potatoes not listed Hogs around 5.95 to 6.00 Cattle 2.50 to 4.05 Egg price 20 cents Batter 20a25.
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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1907
Page
5
Wheat at 64 cents a bushel Corn 22 cents Barley 21 cents Potatoes not listed Hogs around 5.95 to 6.00 Cattle 2.50 to 4.05 Egg price 20 cents Batter 20a25.
Reports show residents like Mrs A Noteboom and Mrs H Dapper in fragile health while Mrs Van Roekel improves. De Kruif Lubbers advertises feed, dehorning pencils, and a horse for sale. Several locals, including J Kolyn, J De Jong, and G Van Worssen visit Orange City, Maurice, and Hull. birthdays and illnesses are noted alongside travel to Texas.
A stream of brief items records names and trips from Hull Maurice and Orange City. Rentals and sales appear as well as a baby girl birth to Mr and Mrs Bmierras of Maur ice. Several residents plan moves to Alton Sibley Haile Center and Sioux Center amid visits in Sioux Center and Orange City.
The registry records licenses granted to Ralph Kunink and Gertie Marie Van Wandenberg among others, listing ages from 2 to 46. Ramblers' meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Klay featured papers on wartime politics and Abraham Lincoln, with future event planned at Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Lohr on February 18.
The attorney general says town clerks will now receive five percent of all money turned over to the county treasurer, up from two percent. The change benefits 25 clerks of the county and amounts to a Christmas present.
The Reading-Dr Van Wyk and Biography-Nelson Veenacholten highlighted the program. Music by Mias Schoon and Current Evening by Eidna Dye complemented the Singing-Society event. Prof Kolyo fell sick and missed school briefly but returned to work.
In Orange City last night a group of 25 businessmen formed a three person committee to confer with CG J Dyk about manufacturing the Dyk Manure Spreader in Orange City. Chairman Schulz named A Van der Meide G Mlay and A Tloeven to study proposals and report at a later meeting after a prior talk with a Philadelphia firm.
A school program at the Echoal House on February 8 1907 begins at 7 30 pm featuring piano solos by Jennie Ver Steeg choirs six o clock in the morning and Grace Chace recitations by Rena Kaak Lillie D3kstra and Will Popma plus violin solos Freeman Lohr and a school orchestra. Admission five cents with refreshments extra and proceeds to the piano fund.
Charches ter and Rev Heemstrain led morning and afternoon services at First Reformed church with Linion HE in the evening. Ladies Art Society meets Mrs Morgan. Trev Kuivenga, former M W C Academy teacher from Holland MI, received a call from Milwaukee Reformed church. M G A State Convention set for Sioux City Feb 14 17. Ladies Mission Society of First Reformed meets Mrs Stapelkamy. Orange City youth attend M G A feast at Newkirk lash vicat.
Mrs John Kool died last Thursday at her daughter Airs Phillip Smith home four miles south of Vella. Cause of death disease. She was 74, a pioneer resident. Miss Cornelia Van Taaffen died Friday at her home in West Lella after illness of short duration. She was about 40. Mrs Kate Den Adel hosted a tea in honor of her sister-in-law Miss Den Adel of Orange City. Andrew J Koorda near Durham was seriously injured when a felled tree struck him. Mr and Mrs J Van der Shake of Orange City visiting relatives in Vella.
The column notes $2,000 in new dress goods and a Peter Mounsuelion cattle sale in February with a heated tent auction run by Col. Woods. It critiques phonograph claims, praises pure food law clarity, and discusses weather, trade moves, and California Japan tensions with sharp moral tone.
If you are considering changing location or buying land for investment do not fail to correspond with the Day County Land Company at Andover 8 D.
We offer big bargains on closing out stock and regular items including shoes rubbers overgarments gloves and mittens. All stock is first quality new and fresh not worn. Previous buyers praise last year’s sale and this option promises even bigger savings far below cost.
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