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BOYDEN REPORTER Sioux County Court News EARLY DAY DIVORCE -AND 8477 CIVIL ACTIONS SINCE 1871 Examination lor Applicants To Citi aenship at. Orange City, June 22-- Hearing'on September First --Court Cases. W. H. Curley obtained judgment against Sioux county, Iowa on a negotiable order issued by the Board Supervisors, in the sum of $2529, 67, Sioux county having money available bonds were issued to take np the judgment.

Thos. J. Stone obtained judgment against Sioux county for $27.50 on a negotiable order, the. case was tried before the judge without intervention of jury. Leightou Wynn obtained judgment against Sioux county on a similar order for Wm.

J. Runyon and Alfred Heald were admitted to the practice of law. Kiiute Jacobseii, Qle Anders Finkelson, all natives of Norway, were examined oii application and admitted to citizenship. John- D. "Sorg, A.

Van Steenwyk Van Zande, H. Haskett, J. Chenoworth, Dick Van Pelt, S. Burdick, E. J.

Earl, W. R. H. Brewing-ton, M. Van Wyk an'd F.

Granger, all good and lawful appeared as venire of the grand jury, John Runyah and Ira Ellis were called to fill the panel. Early Day Divorce. Mary 0. Jeffers made application for divorce from John Jeffers "not thorugh fear or out of levity, but in sincerity and truth" accusing him that he "did in a willful and vicioun manner choke and abuse her with out any just cause." Slie was grant ed a divorce. All of this happened at the first term.of the district court of Sioux- -county, July 1st, 1872 court having been opened Dec.

11. 1871 and adjourned to this day because no" judge appealed at that time, Judge Henry Ford, presiding, Celle Pellmulder cleric and P. H. Dunham sheriff. Since that time to date 8477 civil actions been, commenced in Sioux county, 1457 of them within the past five years; 1080 criminal cases, 134 of -them in the past five years; 2901 probate cases, 537 'with in the past five years.

Of these 537, 20 of them were found subject to an inheritance and a inheritance, paid during that time on these estates of $10,086.55. The highest single estate was $2022.43 and the lowest $12.70. A. J. Hadd alleges that Arthur Haider owes him $2409.37 on note dated at Fail-view, S.

Jxily 9th, 1910, due January 1, 1921, and $2301.07 on note of same.date due October 1, 1921, for which he de- mauds judgment. Wm. G. Brink alleges that John J. Karsbergen owes him $4500.00 balance on contract purchase of west 39 feet of east 90 feet of lot 6, block" 14, Rock dated June.

1920. That defendant obtained a. deed by false pretenses and gave mortgage on this property to James Van der Poel, asks judgment and foreclosure of hi? venders lien. Marriage Licenses. Oliver H.

Ward, 24, Luverne, and Marie C. O. Parrott, of Hospers, Iowa. Cornelius Monster, 23, Perkins a Anna Creiuer, 1 9 Perkins. Standard Keyboard Key for key, exactly like the big machines.

Case only four inches high. Take any user's vice and buy a Portable Price, with REPORTER Applications for Citizenship. special, examination day be given- to applicants for'citizenship at Oftftige City on June 22. The following aliens have petitioned for citizenship and their cases will come on for hearing September 1st: Johannes Vander Lee, Netherlands, Alton. Jacobus Probst, Netherlands, Orange iCty.

Calogere Cannoya, Italy, HaTvar- 'den. Rutger Brinkman, Netherlands. Rock Valley. P. Smit, Netherlands, Maurice.

Rieter Reyne, Netherlands, Hull. John Van de Hout. Netherlands, Boyden. Jjelle Duimstra, Netherlands, Rock Valley. Mrs.

Cora Kuperus, U. Ireton. Gustav Stegem'eiT, Germany, Boyden. Mrs. Maggie Mulder, U.

Lebanon. Mrs. John Meyer, Netherlands Hull. John Velgerzdyk, Netherlands, of Hull. Gerard Van Laar, Netherlands Rock Valley.

uMrs. Johanna Vander Kooi, Netherlands, Hull. Mrs. Louisa Anem'a, IT. Maurice.

Hendriki Heinstra, U. Maurice, Johan H. Hellwege, Germany, Boydeu. Andrew Wassena'ar, Netherlands, Orange City. Gerrit Booustra, Netherlands, Orange City.

Tjipke Hibiua, Netherlands, Sioux Center. 'Mrs. Lydia Wielenga, U. Orange City. Ber Gustav M.

-Johnson, Sweden, Ireton. Van der Strom, Netherlands, Hawarden. Mrs. Deha Jansen, U. Sioux Center.

Wilhelmina M. VanHunnics, Germany, Sioux Center. Dick Tim'mersma, Netherlands, Orange Frank Feikma, Netherlands, Hawarden. Mrs. Fany L.

Kneubel, Netherlands, Ireton. Willem Kuperus, Netherlands, Ireton. Sheridan township and Boyden will play ball on the local diamond, Saturday afternoon, 'May 23. iSheri- dan will have a strong and will make it for the Boydeu teain, so come out and see this game--you'll enjoy it. SALE---Two weeks old S.

C. W. Leghorn chicks. 7.5 per cenl pullets guaranteed at 35c DeValois, Boyden, la. 20-2 The Red Soxs' of north of Boyden and Alton will iplay ihall on Sunday, May 2 4 on ithe A.

C. -Willert farm, 35 miies north of Boyden. The''game will ibo called at about 3 p. in. Save on Ice Cream orders, by giving them to us one-half or one day' earlier BRINK'S.

Mr. Paul T. McCrum, Mrs. W. McCriwn and Mr.

ana Mrs. S. G. Vaivden Brink attended a meeting of Group 1 of the State Bankers Association at Cherokee on Monday. in Gano Apples at $2.95 basket.

a family size box Oranges direct from the tree-- VANiDEN BRINK'S. 'Mr. and Mrs. John Lemke formerly of 'Mankato, who have been visiting the ipast aveeks with families in George, departed Wednesday for Chicago, where they will make their home. Mr.

and Mrs. Lemke have a son residing in News. have a carload of Armour Meat Meal on track at $55.00 per ton---Farmers Elevator. 21-Jt-f Don't Overlook that subscription, if you re in arrears remember that we can always find good use for the MONEY THE HIGH COST OF I I has not affected our job printing prices. We're still doing commercial work of all kinds at prices satisfactory to you.

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