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Fragmentary notice announces a Sunday evening service at 7 30 PM with preaching. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicates a religious gathering at an unspecified location and time.
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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1907
Page
5
Fragmentary notice announces a Sunday evening service at 7 30 PM with preaching. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicates a religious gathering at an unspecified location and time.
Market prices show Wheat at 56 68c while Corn stands at 2H 29c and Oats at 23 39c. Hogs and cattle values listed amid forage and egg figures with cattle price $250 and $24.05 per unit.
Community updates cover taxes in March to avoid penalties, births and illnesses, visiting relatives, and local business calls. Numerous names from Orange City, Sheldon, Maurice, LeMars, Doon appear with social and civic notes.
Two years ago John Hilton of Garfield acted as guardian for his sister and moved property to Arkangis, delaying payment until she reached age. The bondsmen covered the funds, and yesterday Hilton paid the money to attorney G. T. Hatley. He plans to return to Garfield and rent his brother's farm.
George Van de Steeg H B Mogan Wu Kelly Herman De Kraay and Wm Van Benthem return from Texas detailing soil from De Kraay’s farm. They describe benan ware pineapples peaches blossoms plums oats cattle and winter wheat. Land rush described with many buyers from Orange City and beyond.
George Oelrich, who arrived in Orange City in 188 and runs the Oelrich elevator, was married in 1886 to Miss Dene Van Putten.
Cincinnati residents flock to L. J. Cooper of Dayton as he tours the city with preparations claimed to cure deafness and stomach disorders. He funds charitable work and his demonstrations draw thousands, though physicians doubt the lasting impact of his claims.
News of the Churches reports J Van der Wilt and Miss Jeannie Bloemendahl married at the Christian Reformed church by Rev Van Delsen last Sunday evening. A famine collection at America Reformed church yielded 72 dollars. another drive is planned at First Reformed next Sunday. Rev Heemstra preached in the morning at Firat Reformed. Rev Stapelkamp in the afternoon. Rev A Van der Beide has received a call to Carnes Christian Reformed in South Dakota. Today features a day of prayer for crops across First and Christian Reformed churches. The Ladies Mission Society of the First Reformed met at Mrs Wm Hoopers last Wednesday and elected officers: President Mrs Stapelkamp, Vice President Mrs J J Van Wyk, Treasurer Mrs A J Kayper, Secretary Mrs C Var Rooysen. Next meeting set for March 20 at Mrs A J Kayper’s home.
Rod returns to Pella to occupy a West Pella cottage built by the groom. Mr and Mrs Paul Lyndovat celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary near Leighton. Ant Ramselhorst’s wagon mishap near Pella leads to a dislocated shoulder. Mrs Ald Kuyper returns from Orange City after her father H Wormhoudt’s death. Friends celebrate the Synhorst silver anniversary at the Leighton home. Will Bogaarda and Avice Veen Schoten wed at East Franklin Street home of the bride’s uncle H De Kock.
Mrs. Wm. Kruger died after a long illness at the college boarding hall where her husband is manager. Gerrit Van Polen, 40, shot himself at his home seven miles northwest of town Tuesday evening, ending his life. Texac Van Nimwegen and Miss Allie Van Wyk wed quietly in Knoxville last week.
Special low rates on all South Dakota stations on the North-Western Line on the first and third Tuesday of each month. New lines open up territory for development offering a chance of a lifetime. Ask ticket agents for maps pamphlets and full information on railroad rates and how to secure government land free.
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