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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1906
Page
5
Local Herald reports growing enthusiasm for the piano contest with Cora A. Hubers in the lead and prizes including a fine piano and a free steel range. Readers learn contestants’ names, recent social visits, and community notes from Orange City area.
Community notes report visits and moves including Van den Berge family return to Vella from relatives in the past week. Homes, farms, church events, marriages, and obituaries feature prominently with updates on residents, travelers, and local gatherings in Sioux County.
Brown and white spotted Fox Terrier named Trix recovered with reward returned to C. Ke Frame.
The case ends with Todd not owing balance for a threshing machine sale and a jury awarding him 440.37 dollars. Attorney Hatley now sues for false imprisonment. The judge calls the matter one of the queerest legal mixups in the county and questions justice by twelve jurors.
Rev Schuurman was installed in the church at Newkirk last Thursday Rev Heematra preached at First Reformed last Sunday Thanksgiving services will be held at the American Reformed church tomorrow morning at ten oclock and at the First Reformed and Christian Reformed churches in the afternoon The First Reformed Sunday school has decided to give a Christmas entertainment this year as usual
The Siemonsma case yielded a verdict for the plaintiff for 5400 plus costs. Several suits are noted with outcomes including De Mots against De Mots, verdict for the plaintiff, and Weenink vs Henry. Final estate reports were filed for R. Zwart, Wm. Irwin, D. J. Scholten, Anna Hogman, and Jota Biever.
Academy students and teachers enjoy a two week break due to a furnace malfunction. Repairs wrap up this week and school will reopen Monday morning. Prof J E Winter travels to Sioux Falls to visit his brother. Judson Kolyn leaves for Grand Rapids to attend his parents silver wedding next Friday.
James F. Hopkins trustee seeks to quiet title to the south half of the northeast quarter of section five in township ninety six north range forty five west, Sioux County Iowa, detailing prior transfers from John A. Smith and others dating from 1859 through 1888 and tracing thereafter dealings by various heirs and tax deeds. The defendants include John A. Smith and spouses Alfred N. Lawrence and spouses, along with other named claimants. The petition requests the court to confirm Hopkins as trustee for the heirs of Albert J. Bolks, deceased, and quiet the title notwithstanding prior claims.
Mr. and Mrs. H Kuyper celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary last Tuesday with open house. Their children and grandchildren joined the family as tokens and gifts were exchanged. The couple, active in local schools, are in good health and expected to contribute many more years to the community.
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