The Boyden Reporter from Boyden, Iowa • Page 8

BOYpEH fcEPpRTEli About, 400 bushels of corn has been donated during the past few months by Farmers of this vicinity for the Near East Relief. Until March 1st the railroads are transporting East Relief grain the of charge. An.effort will be made the balance of this, week a the fore part of next week to secure enough corn donations to make-up carload be shipped i.0 Boyden, A committee, has been appointed charge of The corn can be hauled any elevator in Boyden. R. Henning is chairman of the committee.

Your Eyes We Know Their Needs Over the Sioux Furniture.CO. We Grind Our Lenses 'We Know Their Accuracy Expert Watch Repairing Vicfcrolas and Records P. V. Lynch JEWELER Sheldon, Iowa Dependable Furniture Store Embalmer and Funeral Director HULL, IOWA Day Phone 78 Night Phone 161 or ISO Service of all Kinds City Meat Market Jake Van Leeuvven, Prop. Complete line of fresh and cured meats at all times.

Highest prices paid for Live Stock. Boyden Iowa Remember "Your Dentist" Let mesolve your Dental problems Located over Becker Scott's Store H. 11. GOCHRAN, Dentist SHICLDON, TOW A Dr E.W. Nelson DENTIST Office over Wilson Market.

Phone 34. Sheldon. Iowa Quaker Oats Company Dealers in all kinds of Grain. We sell Prairie Que.cn Flour and all kinds of feed. Swift Tankage.

J. C. Pryde, Mgr. Boyden, Iowa MONEY If You Ship Us Your HIDES FURS' DEW. FIRST For nformation OlRECt wiihthe UBGEST aid OLBEST HIGHEST PRICES RETURNS.

Write (or price Ust, tags an THE WEST. CASH fall Jn'foimatlon O.BERGMAN JD. Mrs. Vander Veld and sons of Rock Valley were in town Thursday. Miss Minnie Pereau of Boon was in Hull, on business Mr.

Stutzman left Tuesday evening for Brittbn, where lie will look after his farm interests. and Mrs; John Rouwenhorst iol 'Monroe! S. are "Visiting here this week in the Mrs. K. Rouwen- horst home.

Mr. Mark Ransbur-ser' of Indiana, is expected the last 'of. the week for a visit -here in the Paul 'T. McCr.um and Gerrit Rensink William Creswell of was a business caller here between trains Tuesday. "Harold Schafer of Sheldon, was a business caller at Boydeii Tuesday afternoon.

Mr. Gerrit Boone of Britton, S. D. returned home Tuesday evening after a visit here with relatives and friends A baby -girl was born to Mr. arid Mrs.

R- Hartsuiker on Saturday, Feb. llth. The Reporter extends congratulations. BABY to $18.00 per hundred. Write for circular and prices.

-Order Van. Zyl Son, Hospers, Iowa. 8-5 Mrs. John H. May of Orange City, visited the first ot" the week in the her parents, Mr.

and Mrs, M. Jansen. H. S. Dethmers sold 31 head of hogs to the Farmers Co-Operative As sociation on Monday.

They, averaged 410 pounds -each. Mrs. H. Meylink of Hull, was a visitor recently in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. DeRobs. Mrs. Meylinlc has just returned from an extended visit with relatives in Michigan.

The members of the Boyden Trans mission Co. met at the town hall last Saturday afternoon in their annual meeting. The election of officers took place and other business of interest to them was transacted. Mr. and Mrs.

Ivan Bre'wster are the happ3 parents of a baby daughter, born oh Valentine's Day, Feb. 14 at the home of Mrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jason Sheldon Sun.

Jack Schroeder who lives one mile west of Matlock, on the H. Sohl will have a closing out sale tomorrow, Friday. Jack was forced to quit- farming because he could not rent a farm at a reasonable figure. A surprise party was given Mr. and Mrs.

John A. Versteeg, who reside in the Middleburg vicinity, on last Friday evening. A large numher of neighbors and friends attended the party. Mr. and Mrs.

Verstee-g are having a closing out sale today and will move to Orange City. Gerrit Sterken of Sheldon is employed -as mechanic in the P. M. Work garage here, Fred Starkweather having resigned. The Benj.

Grooters family and the Joe Stientjes family were over to Sheldon, Friday evening attending- a birthday party in honor of Mrs. M. Moret who celebrated her 59th birthday anniversary. The Boyden town team defeated the to wn team at Rock Valley, Iowa, on last Friday evening to the tune of 39 to 12. It was a good game and a large crowd witnesesd it.

A large- numher of neighbors and friends gave a farewell surprise party on last Friday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rypkema who are t.o remove from Boyden in the near and go to farming. A very pleasant time was reported. Mr.

and Mrs. Robt. Bettan and chil dren, Mrs. John Reimers, Mr. and Mrs.

John Reimers, Fred Reimers Mr. and Mrs. C. Relvberg and Mr. and Mrs.

Ghris Reimers were entertained at dinner in the Geo. Reimers home', Monday, in honor of George's birthday anniversary. Hoef. On Thursday morniri-g, Feb. 9th at 10 o'clock in- the parsonage occurred the marriage of Katharine Solsma and James VerHoef of Saniborn, la.

The ceremony was read by Rev. Bakker, pastor of the First Reformed church of Sanborn. The bride was attired in a beautiful costume of white satin trimmed with silk net and lace. Ttie groom wore, a suit of dark A wedding 'dinner was given at the home of the brides parents following the ceremony, for relatives of both the bride and groom. Quite a muniber were in attendance.

The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Solsma residing east of Sheldon. She is. a highly respected yonnglady and is well known as she to womanhood near Sheldon.

The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs Herman Ver Hoef, residing north of Santoorn. is an industrious anc intelligent youn.g farmer and is well known around Sheldon. They will spend their honeymoon visiting relatives around Boyden and Sanhorn. They' will 'make their home after March 1st on a Sftttbarri, TO THE PTjETC.

You are to a-, special meeting of the Citizenship' Clu'b on the Birthday anniversary of H. W. Lon3 fellow, Monday evening, Feb. 27th, at the public schoolhouse. fol- lo'wing program will be given free: 1.

Old Song Lena Horn 2. Piano Bergman and 'Address--Citizenship--Olin G. 'Reiniger 4. Vocal Solo- Ruth Jacknon Charades--Longfellow's Refreshments. We are planning on 200 do not' disappoint us.

-Mr. Reiniger will give-us a profitable-address. Mrs. Lena Bergman, Social, Sec'y. OKDIXANCE NO.

45. AN ORraNA'NlCE PROVIDING FOR PAYMENT OF A BY ABL-E BODIED MALE RESIDENTS OF THE TOWN OF BOYDEN, I BETWEEN THE AGES OF 21 AND 4'5. BE IT ORDAINED the Town Council of Boyden, Iowa: Section 1. That all able bodied male residents of the Town of Boyden, Iowa, 'between the ages of Twenty-one and Forty-five years, except active members of the Fire De partment, all persons who.have been active -members and have discharged the duties thereof for the term of ten years, officers and soldiers of the Iowa National Guard and honorably discharged soldiers or sailors of the War with Spain, China Relief Expedition or the Philippine Insurrection, shall be required between 1 the first day of February.and the first day of October of each, year commencing with the year, 1922 to pay in money to the Town Clerk of Boyden, a sum not exceeding-Five Dollars. Section 2.

The Town Council of Boyden, Iowa, shallon or before the first day of February of each year, fix sum, provided in Section One of the Ordinance to be paid, in any" a- m-o'u'nt n-ot exceeding Five Dollars. Section 3. The procedure 'of collection of said sum provided for in this Ordinance shall as fixed Chapter 191 of the' Lows of the 39th General Assembly of Ipwa. Section 4. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval and publication as provided by law.

H. Eddy, Mayor of the Town of Boyden Iowa. Attest: S. G. Brink, Town P-assed and approved at a regular meeting of the Town Council of this 6th day of February, 1922.

Will H. Eddy, Mayor of the Town of Boyden, Iowa. Attest: S. G. Vanden Brink, Town Clerk.

Dr. F. L. Myers, fitted glasses in Sheldon for 30 years. Fit guaranteed.

Pre-war prices. Over Sheldon Savings Bank. 6-tf George Mlazgar Fred Starkweather have opened up an auto repair shop in the old Veenschoten garage and are already doing business. They will arrange things to make it convenient for them and if business demands it will make a permanent shop. Council Proceedings.

Feh. 6th, 1922. Town Council met in.regular session with Mayor Eddy presiding and nil mem'bers present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and apr proved. Bills presented arid allowed: Boyden Hai'dware Co.

$58.59, Arie Vander Hou't Geo, M. Becli- tel Co. $200, C. Schade A. Poldervaart $1.20.

An ordinance providing for the collection of poll tax as provided in Chapter 391 Laws of the 39th A. was passed and approved. Poll tax.assessment for year 1922 was set at $.3.0.0 for every male between ages of 21 to 45 years. A petition requesting that the following question be submitted to the voters at the next municipal election -was fil ed: Shall a tax of not exceeding 2 mills be levied each for the purpose of furnishing a band fund as provided in Chapter 37 Law's of the 39th G. A.

of State of Iowa. Town Treasurer reported" as follows: '-On. hand last report Received $73,38. Disbursed $252.78. S2777.03.

On motion council adjourn ed, S. G. Vanden Brink, To wn Clerk. -Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Reitsma who have, lived in'the Doon vicinity during the past two years, have removed to' a farm six miles north of Sheldon, and their address will be Ashton, Iowa. Pete was a visitor here over Sunday in the William Moret home. Mr. Ed Jansma left Saturday evening for South Dakota, after a visit here with his sister, Mrs. Reimers.

The Martha Circle -met' with Mrs. Nettie Verrips last week. You have our assurance of complete satisfaction aud lowest prices. Quality considered. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY We turn on the light to the geople walking in the dark.

Just came back -from Omaha Bought a complete line of merchandise at new prices. Here are our prices. If you i it is light enough for you to see that we are trying to save you money, and if you wish to come to this store and buy what you want we will be very glad to handle your trade. Otherwise stay in the dark and buy your merchandise where ever you please. Don't forget the old story, a dollar saved is a dollar made.

Men's heavy blue jackets, reg. 1.40 6 yards heavy outihg flannel, worth $1 10 yards of heavy muslin, wonh 1.25. Fruit of the ioom, the best Muslin, 5 yards 4 skeins Fleshers Wool Yard, worth 1.20 18 spools Coats thread .5 yards Steven Linen-crash towelinp, 1.25 Ladles Gingham Aprons, worth 1.20 7 yards Cambric Percale. 36 inch, worth 1.40.. 4 yards WOD! Tuch Dress Goods, worth $2.00.

3 1-2 yards Cotton Serge dress goods, 3 Pair Men's Wool Socks 1 3 Pair Ladies Stockings, worth 1.20 4 Ibs. Cotton Batts, worth 1.35. 10 spools Mercerized crochet thread, 1.25 6 yards of Gingham, worth 1,20 5 yards of Gingham worth 1.25. 4 yards of Fancy Ribbon, worth 1.20 Baby Blanket, worth 1 35 3 yards extra heavy pillow tubing, worth 1.35 8 pair of Gloves, worth 1.2U 8 pair Men's Rockford socks, worth 1.20 15 Cigars, worth 1.50 20 bars of Laundry Soap 3 Cans of Red Salmon. 5 bottles 1-2 oz.

Vanilla, worth 1.25, 9 cans oLSweet 10 packages of (lorn Starch. 10 packages Gioss Starch, 3 quarts of Pickled Heiring, worth 1.35 3 Quarts.Mustard 1.00 1.00 1.00 1. 1 1 1. .00 .00 .00 .00 00 .00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1 ..00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 BOYDEN, IOWA.