Local notes from Jefferson and nearby towns
A roundup of Jefferson area social and family news detailing visits by Miss Juliette Allar and other relatives, weekend guests at the Allard home, church attendance in LeMars, health notes on Harry Hathaway and Bert Ceall, harvest help, travel to North Dakota, dental work in Sioux City, and several local births, deaths, and injuries including a baby’s scalp wound and an alumni meeting at Albert Burkett’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Juliette Allar i
Beth
Jefferson
Mra
David’ Malbeut
Misa Antoinette
Bernard
Minneapolis
Allard
LeMars
Jefferson Yelatives
Beshard
Sioux City
Ware
Ands
Dona ‘Allard
Harry’ Hathaway
Bert Ceall
Tom
Sind
Fred Briggs
Mildred
North Darkott
George ‘Knittle
Belle
Anna
Kruse
Cecile Lawrence
Sam McSperran
Alfred
Hardy
Akron
Fry
Jas. Stinton
Adaville
Philip Trudeau
Tachampet
Archi Lilly
Anna Lundgren
Millnerville
Hartlee May
Brownawell
Harold Brownawell
North Dakota
Darrel Brown
I. R. Briggs
Albert Burkett
Hosea Husted
Albert
Europe
Allies
Misa Florence Hathaway
Pleasant Hill Happenings and Local Notices
Sunday school at the U Church at usual hour. Ladies' Aid meets Aug 10 at Mrs Ed Goodread’s. Annual sale and mite on Aug 22 at Sever Anderson’s grove. English Lutheran services next Sunday at 2:30 PM. Death of Mrs Horton of Brule mourned. funeral at Brule church. Nora Gardner of Vermillion visiting relatives. Rain showers bring relief to area. Alma Malm assisting Mrs Harvey Welch. Various local visits and travels noted among residents. Hogs and cattle shipped to Sioux City. Laura Welch of Akron visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant - Hill
U. By
English Lutheran
Horton
Brule
Nora Gardner
Vermillion
Alma “Malm
Harvey Welch
Harlé- Johnson
Laverne, Minn
Elsie Zornow
Albert Bubs
Cleveland
Ohio
George
Edwin Klemme
Pear Ruble
Pete Thompson
Richland
Charles
Reames
Mies
Emma Wang
Will Schaetzel
Ek Point
Schaetzel
Harvey
Welch
Mee Goodread
Sioux City
Wm. Bubs
Fred Wang
H. .I. Hemme
Clara
Merrill
Laura Welch
Akron
Union Creek News highlights upcoming picnic and church changes
Special correspondent notes no worship service at the Lutheran church next Sunday with Sunday school at 11. The Sunday school picnic is set for August 16 at the P Shoulberg room. Ladies' Aid hosted by Mrs. P Shoulberg next Wednesday. visiting Swansons from Cloquet and Greenfield attended service and were dinner guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Creek
P.shoulberg
P. Shoulberg
C. Q. ‘Swanson
Cloquet
Minn
Swanson
Greenfield
S.D
Laters
J'red
Swansens
O. Swanson
Dalenburg’ S
Aldo
Ett Oh Swanson
Nependine
Dale the Newhare
Neitianies
Town Socials and Family Visits Reported Across Area
Local households host guests from Beresford and Sioux City while several families welcome relatives from Canada and Iowa. Miss Ann Da visits for a few weeks as August Welson’s guests include Emil and Mrs Peterson on recent Sunday. A.B. Johnson mourns death of brother Adolph in Canada. Mrs. Andrew Anderson hosts visitors from Sioux City and relatives from Philip, Lake Okoboji, and Sellberg households join the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
and ‘Mra
Ter
Ri Ruth-Aridergon
Bé Braligt
August Welson
Mitchell, Mra
John Frisk
Tutheran
Thoraday
Oscar” ‘Laine
Aihna
Beresford
John Seliberg
Ethel Corrigan
Eddie Anderson
A.B. Johnson
Adolph
Canada
Andrew Anderson
Sioux City
John E. ‘Ericson
Ed. Lareen
Philip
J. Sellberg
Lake Okoboji
Local Notes From North Richland Area
Wm Dickerson is nine. Westfield residents report a busy week with many neighbors stacking grain. Sherman Sayles and wife with baby visited the Blanchard home near Highland Sunday. McCuddey and baby, and Miss Sova of Sioux City, visited C Mata this week near Pink. Mr Drake is hauling tiling from Westfield to the slough on the old John Primm place. A Huckett visited Elk Point on business Monday. Mr and Mrs C Maynard and family visited her sister Mrs Wagner in Beresford Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North - Richland
Wm. Dickerson
Westfield
Sherman, Sayles
Blanchard Home
Righland
McCuddey
Baby
Miss’ Sova
Sioux City
C. Mata
Pink
Mr. Drake
Weat
Methodist Church Notes: Sunday Sermons and Poetry
Sunday sermons feature "A Strange Battle" on the Old Testament and "The Master Builder" by Ibsen. A long poem by James Whitcomb Riley is noted, highlighting homey American verses. The column closes with a prompt to observe Sunday laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessonga’ An
Ibsen
Peo Ie
Sunday Legality and Youth Morality Clash in Akron
A letter from HW Mahood urges respect for Sunday laws, warning desecration harms youth and could breed crime. It argues towns with lawful Sunday observance produce honest, self restrained citizens and loyal law abiders. The piece cites moral duty and state law as foundations of patriotism and community health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akrona Schoovery
Kchool
Law of
Mahood
John C Ruble Weds In Civil War Romance
LeMars Sentinel reports the marriage of John Ruble, pioneer of Plymouth County, to Virginia B. Malyn, linking a romance begun during Civil War days near Washington. The couple, joined by friends, receives heartfelt congratulations for a long life union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars Sentinel
John of
Ruble
Plymouth County
Akron
Thie
John
Confederacy
Cupid
Swords
John Ruble
Washington, D. C
Virginia
B.malyin
Ely
Callatt
A. Congery Doe
Carlet
Wedding Notice of Ruble Couple at Old Homestead
A fragmentary notice states Mr and Mrs Ruble will live in Mars excepting times when it is impossible to keep Mr Ruble away from the old homestead in the village near town. The wording is incomplete but implies a residence arrangement following a wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tames Whitcomb
Riley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glearance Sale
Ager Hopper ‘Furniture Co
West
Lennox
J.B. Cunningham
Ford, Oakland
Overland Autos
Ostrom Garage
Auto Supplies
The
Akron Pantorium
Opera House
Earl
Walrod
A. L. Yeaton
Yeaton & Boss Attorneys
Iowa
J. J. Ralfs
AE. Ross
E. F. Cobb
Cobb
Methodist Church
Thia
Fe Trom
Guards
Rigid Rae
Stearns
Ninteen
Stearns-Knight
Stearn
Chalmers
Henry
J. Callaghan
America
John. Ruble
John C. Ruble
Po County
Pioneer
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