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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
Sioux City Lodge, No. 164. Organized Oct. 22, 1868. Officers: J. Amsler, N. G .; Philo Graves, V. G .; A. C. Hoskins, Secretary;
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C. R. Marks, Treasurer. Regular meetings Monday night of each week.
Western Star Lodge, No. 282. Organized Oct 22, 1874. Offi- cers: N. W. Harmond, N. G .; C. W. Petty, V. G .; Suan Sell, Sec- retary; Dr. Clingan, Treasurer.
Sioux City Encampment, No. 44. Organized Oct. 20, 1869. Officers: James Leitch, C. P .; L. M. Rogers, H. P .; J. D. Kneedler, Scribe; N. Tiedeman, Treasurer. Meets regularly the second and fourth Thursday of each month.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Columbia Lodge, No. 13. Organized July 10, 1872. Officers: G. M. Gilbert, P. C .; T. R. Galbraith, C. C .; A. C. Peckham, V. C .; T. Dorman, P .; F. P. Holler, K. of R. & S .; H. A. Lyon, M. of E .; A. F. Nash, M. of F .; John Laubscher, M. at A .; John Rochelle, I. G .; John Davelaar, O. G .: C. B. Stedman, D. D. G. C. Meets regularly Wednesday night of each week in Odd Fellows' Hall.
Endowment Section, No. 302, meets last Wednesday night of each month.
G. A. R. B. F. SMITH POST NO. 22.
Officers: W. Z. Swarts, Post Commander; Wmn. H. Barker, Sen. Vice Commander: Joe Marks, Jun. Vice Commander; James'Orr, Officer of the Day: John Gibbons. Officer of the Guard; S. R. Bas- sett, Adjutant; T. R. Christy, Sergt. Major; John Davelaar, Quar- termaster Sergt .; Dr. Stevens, Surgeon. Regular meetings held semi-monthly, in Hedge's Hall, cor Fourth and Douglas.
SIOUX CITY TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION. NO. 180.
Organized, 1879. Membership, 15. O.ficers: C. C. Stewart, President; r'. P. Hollar, Vice President; A. A. Allburn, Financial Secretary; E. T. Hoyt, Treasurer; C. B. Adams, Secretary; B. H. Bennett, Sergeant at Arms; C. E. Embick, C. H. Edwards, F. H. Cunningham, Board of Directors. Meets last Sunday of each month in Cold Water Army Hall.
A. O. U. W.
Sioux City Lodge, No. 181. Organized Nov. 15, 1878. Officers: J. M. Cleland, P. M. W .; H. A. Lyons, M. W .; W. R. Webb, Fore- man; Edward Palmer, Overseer; J. M. Sheire, Recorder; M. L. Sloan, Financier; A. F. Nash, Receiver. Meets every Thursday night in Masonic Hall, corner Fourth and Douglas.
SIOUX CITY MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Organized Nov. 4, 1872. Present membership, 17. Meets quar- terly at Court House. Officers: C. E. Clingan, President; Chas.
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Rice, Vice President; J. M. Knott, Recording Secretary; Geo. W. Beggs, Corresponding Secretary, O. N. Ainsworth, Treasurer. Censors: J. C. Krejci, R. C. Rice, W. O. Davis.
EUREKA GUN CLUB.
Organized August, 1879. Geo. W. Fitts, President; Jas. Wheel- er, Vice President; L. A. Page, Secretary; Royce Cheney, Treasu- rer. Members: R. L. Cheney, Geo. Hunsaker, Jas. Wheeler, H. W. Harrington, A. S. Leonard, Geo. W. Fitts, L. A. Page, A. S. Kingman, Wmn. Wilkins, B. F. Clements. Meets semi-annually, August 1 and January 1.
WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.
Organized, 1878. Mrs. L. F. Perkins, President; Mrs. R. A. Broadbent, Vice President; Mrs. J. G. Ogden, Secretary; Mrs. T. R. Galbraith, Treasurer. Membership, 60. Meets every Tuesday in ladies' parlor, Hedges Block.
CLAN NA GAEL SOCIETY.
Organized Feb. 1876. Membership, about 40. Officers: W. S. Follis, President; P. R. Kennedy, Vice President; M. J. Kearney, Secretary.
WOODBURY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Organized 1870. Next annual Fair to be held at Sioux City Sept. 29, 30 and Oct. 1, 1880. Fair grounds located one and one- half miles northwest of city. Geo. W. Wakefield, President; Ed. Henn, Secretary; L. E. Skinner, Treasurer.
Q E. D. CLUB.
A social club, with rooms over First National Bank.
MUSICAL
The Union Brass Band, (formerly Reed's cornet band), a first- class organization, organized Dec. 1878. Educated musicians, un- der the leadership of Prof. M. E. Reed. A first-class orchestra in connection with band. Headquarters at Music Hall, on Fourth street.
MÆNNERCHOR SINGING SOCIETY.
Organized, 1872. Membership, 42. Officers: Dr. J. C. Krejci, President; A. Felner, Musical Instructor; W. Hundt Secretary; J. Franz, Treasurer.
Illinois Central
RAILROAD.
Quick Time & Sure Connections forthe East THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO.
Sioux City to Chicago Without Change of Cars
On and after June 27th the Through Train will leave Sioux City at 2:30 P. M., except Saturday, and arrive at Chicago at 2:45 P. M., making direct connections with all the fast trains to the east, which leave Chicago at 3:30 P. M. daily, arriving the next evening at New York at 9:30 P. M .; Boston at 11:00 P. M .; Philadelphia at 6:45 P. M.
Through Sleeping Cars from Sioux City to Chicago SLEEPING CAR FARE, $2.50.
AN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Will Leave Sioux City, daily Ex. Sunday, at 6.40 P. M ..
connecting with through passenger train at Fort Dodge. Connections at Waterloo with trains on Cedar Falls & Minnesota Branch, leaving Water- loo at 12:20 A. M. Connections are made at Fort Dodge, Ackley, and Ce- dar Falls for Des Moines, Keokuk, Marshaltown, Burlington and Cedar Rapids.
The Only Line for St. Louis and New Orleans with but one Change of Cars.
Connections are made at Freeport with Western Union trains leaving Freeport at 1:19 arriving at Racine at 5:50 P. M .; Milwaukee at 6:20 P. M.
Baggage Checked through to all important Points
For through tickets and information apply at Illinois Central Depot,
Be Sure your Tickets read "Via Illinois Central R. R." to avoid change of Cars.
Trains run by Dubuque time which is twenty minutes faster than Sioux City.
A. H. HANSEN, Gen'l Pass. Agent,
J. F. TUCKER,
Traffic Manager,
Chicago, III.
Chicago, III.
J. W. RUDY, Agent, Sioux City, lowa.
O. C. HILL,
A PRACTICAL BUILDER, of over thirty-five years experience, has for the last few years paid special attention to
Raising and Moving Buildings,
Moving Safes, Raising Truss Roofs or any Heavy Work. RESIDENCE:
Cor Sixth and Virginia Sts. SIOUX CITY, IOWA.
HILL'S PREMIUM WINDOW TIGHTENER & SUPPORTER
The Public have long felt the want of something which is
Both Durable and Effectual,
As a TIGHTENER AND SUPPORTER FOR WINDOWS,-Something that will HOLD THE SASH AT ANY POINT the same as cords and weights, and also to PREVENT THEM FROM RATTLING, and KEEP OUT the DUST and COLD when the Windows are closed, thereby saving the expense of Double Windows. These results have been accom- plished by this invention, ( patented, ) which consists in grooving one edge of the ash, and fitting into the groove a hard-wood strip, which is firmly held in its place by Stirrups and screws, and is pressed outwardly sufficiently hard against the casing, by Springs, to hold the Window up at any height. This is unlike the Rubber Moulding so called, which is nothing more than stiff cloth, slightly coated with rubber, and is in sight, while our Tightener is out of sight and does not disfigure the window. The Rubber Moulding soon becomes unpliable and stiff. We have put Hill's Patent into many Windows where they have had the Rubber in but a short time.
Windows refitted and Tightencr applied, or Trimmings furnished by
O. C. HIILL, Sioux City, Iowa.
City Engineer of Sioux City Deputy County Surveyor of Woodbury County GEO. W. OBERHOLTZER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor Compass and Transit Surveying, Levelling and Draughting.
DESLER IN Glazed Sewer Pipe, Well Tubing and Fire- Clay Ready Made Chimneys. Office, Pierce St,, opp Court House, SIOUX CITY, IO
A. M. ASHLEY, TOBACCONIST No. 71 Fourth Street, SIOUX CITY, IOWA.
WILLIAM LERCH, SOLE WHOLESALE DEALER IN Phillip Best's Brewing Co's Milwaukee Lager Beer SIOUX CITY, IOWA.
Sioux City & Pacific Railroad
IN CONNECTION WITH THE Chicago & North-Western Railway
IS THE- POPULAR PIONEER ROUTE
Between Sioux City & Chicago.
2 Daily Trains 220 THE ONLY LINE RUNNING
PULLMAN PALACE DRAWING ROOM and SLEEPING CARS
Between Sioux City and Chicago through without change.
Speed, Comfort and Safety are Combined, and Renders this the Peoples' Favorite Route from Sioux City to Chicago and all Points East, Milwaukee and all Points in Southern Wisconsin, Des Moines and all Points in lowa. The Quickest Route from Sioux City to St. Louis AND ALL POINTS SOUTH. FAST TIME. SURE CONNECTIONS. NO DELAY All Trains are Fully Equipped with the Miller Safety Platform and Westinghouse Automatic Air Brake.
MFTHROUGH TICKETS VIA THIS LINE Can be purchased at all Principal Ticket Offices in the United States.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO ALL IMPORTANT POINTS.
Be Sure ! YOUR TICKETS READ. "Via Sioux City & Pacific R. R."
For further information apply to or address
F. C. HILLS,
PHIL E. ROBINSON,
Superintendent, Missouri Valley, Iowa.
Ass't Gen'l Passenger Ag't,
Missouri Valley, Iowa.
WM. WELLS, General Agent, Sioux City, Iowa.
The Chicago, St. Paul Minneápolis and Omaha Line
Composed of the Chicago, St. Paul & Minneapolis, and North Wisconsin Railways, and the St. Paul and Sioux City Railroads, and its proprietary roads, is the
Great Through Route -BETWEEN-
Minnesota, and the Eastern, Wes- tern and Southwestern States and Territories.
EASTERN DIVISION, 'Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis Line."
This is the Popular Thoroughfare between St. Paul and Beloit, Madison, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, New England, the Canadas and all Eastern and Southern States.
Two Through Express Trains Daily Each Way between Chicago & St. Paul.
THE ONLY LINE RUNNING PULLMAN PALACE CARS BETWEEN ST.PAUL & CHICAGO.
The Trains of the Sioux City Route Make Close Connections in St. Paul with Chicago Express Trains.
WESTERN DIVISION.
"THE SIOUX CITY ROUTE, " is the Shortest, Quickest and only di- rect route between Minnesota and Ne- braska, Colorado, California, Oregon, Missouri, Kansas and Texas.
THE ONLY LINE running Palace Sleeping Cars through without change, between St. Paul and Council Bluff's.
TEN HOURS TIME and one hundred miles distance saved by taking this ronte.
The whole Ilne is fully Equipped with Miller's Couplers and Platforms, Westinghouse Air Brakes, aud ali the modern appliances to insure SPEED, SAFETY and COMFORT.
F. B. CLARK, Gen'l Traffic Manager.
W. H. DIXON, Gen'l Agent, St. Paul, Minn.
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