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the Soyden Hep6rter THURSDAY, MAY 27, Warning to Dog Owners We are getting 1 daily complaints about the inuisance of dogs. May 1 was the deadline for license. All dogs will be killed by the Marshal not having a tag on their collar. The following is part of Day Ordinance No. 20 Section 8.

It shall be lawful for any person to kill any dog caught in the act of killing any domestic fowl or animal, or attempting to bite any person outside the enclosure of said owner and which is an offensive and gets in neighbors gardens and destroys his property. Please cooperate with your mayor and council. If everybody would cooperate things would be much more pleasant but we have too many that violate the law every day in someway. Gerrit Slothouber, Mayor BOYDEN SCHOOL ELECTS THREE TEACHERS FOR COMING YEAR He sang in the College" Choir church choir with solo appearances. TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY MILTON W.

MACKIE COACH Milton W. Mackie is elected coach. Mr. Mackie was born and raised at Hull, Iowa. Mr.

Mackie graduated from the Hull High School, attended Northwestern Junior College at Orange City for two years his degree from West- mar College, Le Mars. i The'past two years he was coach at Carson, Iowa. Mr. Mackie is very well known for his athletics in Northwest Iowa. He is a married man and the Mackies have one child.

A photo of Mri Macki was not available but most people will remember him as the shortstop on Hull's softball team. Shoving Is Slicker -Blade Changing Quicker A JN A DISPENSER ijecl'bfade 4 compartment 20 98 LOCAL NEWS ation NO MORE USEFUL GIFT THAN THIS! LOCAL NEWS Mr. arid Mrs. Wm. Mouw: and family were Thursday evening visitors in the EARL E.

HALL SUPERINTENDENT George Kroese home in Sheldon. Earl Hall is elected Superintendent! Mr. and. Mrs. Jim Ver Hoef Sioux of the Boyden Public School Supt Hall Center were Sunday evening dinner comes very well recommended The past guests in the Peter-Herwynen year he was superintendent of schools at Hurley, S.

Dak. He is a native of Iowa, born and raised at Keokuk, Iowa; He received his B. S. degree" arid Ml S. degree from Simpson College, Drake University, Iowa lean University.

University and Arner- Mr. and Roos of Hu were. Thursday dinner guests in th Donald Dunnick-home. Mr. and Mrs.

Arie Van Zandberge and son of Newkirk were even ing guests in the Abe H. Van Roeke home. Mrs. Luke Horn and Mrs. Dora Rohlf and son Rodger of Sheldon were Fr day evening guests in the Peter Ro farm home.

Wednesday afternoon guests in th John D. Stegemann farm home were Mrs. Matilda Winter of Luverne, Minn. of George, Mrs'. Elizabeth Mahler of MelvTn antJ Mrs.

Ernest Dran Mitchell, South Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Connor and Miss Joyce Kool of Sanborn spent Sunday afternoon in Miss Emma Stufzman home. "Mr.

Vander Schaaf and son Dennis of Hull were Friday evening visitors in the Abe Vander Gaarde home. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Veldhuizen and children of Sioux Falls, South were Sunday evening dinner guests in the Robert Dethmers home. Miss Eleanor Baartman spent the week-end iri the Allan Rozeboom home near Sheldon.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard De Jong and Gerrit Vande Bosch am Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Horn and Vera Mae were Sunday evening guests-in Joe at LeMars.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Saartman and of Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Baartman of Sioux Center and Mr.

and Mrs. Art Thomassen and children of Sheldon, were evening dinner guests in the Mrs. Arie Baartman home. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Vande Hoef and children of Harris were Saturday evening dinner guests in the parental Paul Vande Hoef home. They also called in the Herman Vander. Maten home. Sunday evening dinner guests in the Nick Rouwenhorst home were Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Grooters of Shelfton. Additional evening guests were Mr. end Mrs. Kenneth Meyn, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Van Vetzen and son and Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Vander Wilt and sou. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Harman of Boyden mer, Melvin and Kenneth all of Lake will celebrate their golden wedding anni- and! of Boyden. May 27 with a dinner to be They also have twenty-five grand- served at noon at the U.

P. church for children arid three great-grandchildren, 'the immediate family and brothers and Mr. Harman came to Boyden in 1890 sisters. Open house will be from 3:00 and lived here since. The Harmans p.m.

until 5:00 p.m. moved to Boyden from their farm in 19- Mr. and Harman are the parents 36. -Mrs. Harman came to Boyden in of five children (Irene) Mrs.

Simon 1886. Vander Lee, (Dorothy) Mrs. Arthur Rie- --Reporter Photo Harman, Nelya and Donald alt of Lake Wilson, Minn, and Mr. and Mrs. Howtard Harman, Ai-lene and Lester.

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Nicholas is elected English teacher and will also have charge of coaching the plays. He is a single-tnan. Mr. Nicholas received his high. school training at Ree Public Scffool, Ree Heights, S.

Dak. and his college at Yankton College, University of Minnesota and Columbia University, having B. A. Degree. He has taught at Ocheyedan, Iowa and Belden, Nebr.

Mr. and Mrs, H. A. 'Winter, Mr. and, Mrs.

Herman Winter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ft. Winter, Mr.

Mr. Albert Wjmter, Albert and Marlha Winter and Mr. and Mr. Albert Mbyer, Leora, JJacinda attended tK'e 25tli wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.

Emil Biez at Parkston, S. Dak. Sunday afternoon Mother's Day guests in the Henry Harman home Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harman family and Mr.

and Mrs, Melvin Cancer Campaign Volunteers For Area Named Ed te Veltrup, Campaign Chairman of Sioux County's American Cancer Society announced that thirty-seven volunteers have heeded the call of HELP WANTED at no pay and long hours, but who possess the interest of better health for their communities. Chairmen who are making the request for contributions in Boyden and vacin- ity are as follows: Boyden Mrs. J. W. Vander Haar Matlock Mrs.

Bertha Mammenga Sheridan Township Albert Winters Grant Township Case Capel Township Henry J. Wissink Lynn Township Mrs. John Boerma Drowns Two year old Wayne Esbeck, near Elkhorn, drowned recently in a stock tank on the family farm. The REXALL STORE Open Weekday Evenings Sheldon Phone 98 What? Interest Twice Mr Savings Bonds! 'THAT'S RIGHT. The new U.

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