SIOUX CITY

county seat of Woodbury co., Iowa, located on the Mi ouri - River at the mouth of the Big Sioux, and ‘served by the Illinois Central, Chicago | and Northwestern, Chicago, Minneapolis and St. Paul, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Omaha, Chicago, Burlington ‘and Quincy and the Great Northern railroads. Besides these unusually good rail facilities it has steamer connection with Mi ouri River ports. The city was settled in 1849 and was first reached by railroad in 1868. It is the center and shipping point of a rich agricultural section. esides its packing interests, the industrial establishments of the city {nclude flour, cereal and planing mills, brick and tile plants, foundries, steel and iron works, truck, tire, soap _and furniture factories and creameries. Pop. 1920, 71,227. * SIOUX FALLS, city and county seat of Minnehaha co., 8S. D.; located on the river and on the Chicago, MilSioux waukee, and St. Paul, Illinois Central, Rock Island, Water town and Sioux Falls, Northern and Chicago, St. Paul, Great Minneapolis and Omaha railroads. Its settlement dates back to 1856, and it a city charter in 1883. The _yeceived is the center of a rich agricultural city and carries on an extensive trade section hay, livestock and_ dairy prod in grain, by Good water power, furnished ucts. blocks, sash Home, County Court Children’s trouse. and Roman Catholic and Prot-| Episcopal Cathedrals. There is| estant an excellent public higher institutions of learning include All Saints’ School for Girls, Luther an Normal School] and Sioux Falls College. There are 30 churches, 11 newspapers and periodicals and 14 banking institutions. The city is under the comearns form of government. Pop. (ancient Siphnos), island of the Cyclades, Greece; mountainous; fertile; noted for its pottery. Pop. 4,000.