Holiday Gift Spectacular at Local Stores
A bustling ad outlines gifts for all ages and budgets. Parisian vanity sets, manicure pieces, cameras, film services, glassware, baking dishes, shaving gear, and a wide array of silverware and jewelry flood the pages. Clocks, fountain pens, cuff links, rings, and phonographs promise holiday deals as stores push heavy discounts to move stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anseo
Waterbury
Eversharp
Brunswick
Columbia Phonographs
Westfield Notes Bring Many Town Visitors Home
Westfield special correspondence lists Frank Anderson and Frank Mills visiting. families from Sioux City and Beardsley travel, local gatherings include a thrift sale by the Ladies Aid, and many townsfolk visit LeMars, Sloan, and Merrill. Hospital and school updates mix with illnesses, visitors, and upcoming community events in a lively parish scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
UFA
Frank Anderson
Frank Mills
Frank Teager
Familly
South Sioux City
Nebraska
Oliver Deming
Beardsley
Maynard
Lake Worth
Morida
Ladies’ Aid Way
Frank, Teager
C. F Lsher
LeMars
Gladys Muls
N. B. T. College
Harley Nance
Fairview
S. D
D F. Connolly
Howard Deming
Scotland
John ‘Cronin
H. B. Lilly
City
Dave Cassel
Christy Moffatt
Albert Harrington
M. F. Plynn
W. Conway
Martin
Milnerville Notes Highlight Local Activities And Marriages
Mrs R H Milner visited Sioux City friends last week. Ward Knapp and Miss Blanche Hasbrook wed by Rev Dorrien in Sioux City last Wednesday. Neighbors aided with corn husking yielding over 900 bushels. School and church events, illnesses, and travel updates appear throughout the Milnerville community in this weekly roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milnerville
R. H. Milmer
Sioux City
Ward Knapp
Blanche Hasbrook
Sunnyside
Dorrien
Howard Milner
Hugh Burkett
Burkett
Pavlik and Milner
Frank Beaulieu
Beaulieu
Amy McKercher
Milner
George Parkle
Archie Barr
Elk Point
Barr
Yankton
Merle Hobbs
Ladies’ Aid
Stauffer
Nex
Jonny Mursee
Antonia Buys
Mr. Larson
Jensen
Larson
H. C. Falconer
Lake “Preston
S.D
C. L. Knapp
Long Beach
Cal
Falconer
Ralph Hathaway
Orville McSperran
Union Creek Lutheran Services Biz Meeting and Obits
Union Creek Lutheran church holds services next Sunday. Ladies Aid changes meeting day to Tuesday afternoon for next year with Hultaren as treasurer and Elsie Ericson as secretary. Funeral for a four week old child was conducted at Union Creek cemetery. Various local residents attended events including weddings, visits, and family gatherings across Union Creek and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Creek News
Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid
Hultaren
Elsie Ericson
August Lundgren
Rudolph Anderson
E. Westin
Union Creek Aid
K. A. Johnson
Emil Johnson
A. Johnson
Raymond Hamilton
Jonsson
Union Creek
P. Shoulberg
Jon, Bertel
H. Gassman
Hannah Sellberg
Alfred Albin
Spink
O. J. Runbeck
Runbeck
Chatsworth Chat: Local Visitors and Farewell Events
Theron Beck and wife and J C Bonney and wife visited Sioux City Monday. Geo Ward and son Ernest from Sioux City came on business Wednesday. Roscoe and Mahlon Bonney and Henry Specht were in Sioux City Tuesday. Plank from Hawarden on business Tuesday. Morris Gallway and wife returned from a ten day Sioux City visit Wednesday. J B Hilliker in Akron Wednesday. New Century club and P C O C club host farewell for Mrs. Lewis Beyers moving to Tri Point to run Wells-Gil Co. station. Sympathy sent to bereaved Hamilton parents. Readers thank the unknown author for last year’s advice. Mrs Wm Bubs thanks Sunday school erasa for flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatsworth
Theron Beck
J. C. Bonney
Sioux City
Geo
Ward
Ernest
Roscoe
Mahlon Bonney
Henry Specht
Plank
Hawarden
Morris Gallway
J. B. Hilliker
Akron
New Century Club
P-Co C Club
Dilley
Lewis Beyers
Tri Point
Beyers
Wells Gil Co
Raymond Hamilton
Wm. Bubs
Pleasant Hill Church Services and Christmas Program
Regular services next Sunday at the Pleasant Hill church with Sunday schools at 10 36. The Pleasant Hill Sunday school will render their Christmas program on Saturday afternoon December 24 at 2 30. Several local families and residents attended meals and visits, with notes of illnesses and social calls. A note about a picture puzzle game from the St Paul Dispatch highlights reader prizes and local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Harvey Welch
Wm. Welch
Dick Hamilton
H. J. Klemme
Arnold
Wm. Huff
Fogo
St. Paul
Notice Regarding Dog License in Plymouth County
Passed by the 39th General Assembly all dog owners in Plymouth County aged three months and up must apply with the County Auditor by January 18 1922. After January 15 1922 any unlicensed dog shall be deemed a wild dog and may be killed by peace officers or any licensed dog may be handled if it harms animals or fowl. Signed BW Stamp County Auditor public December 1 8 15 22 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
39Th
General Assembly
Plymouth County
Janus Lary
Plymouth
Siamp
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Tvory
Cobb & Greenleaf
Union County
8. C
Starrone
Weber
P. & O. Lister
McCormick
BUICK
Wm. van Buskirk
Aalfs & Morse
First National Bank
Chas. Carter
Ernest Wilson
Vincent Conway
R. H. Gilley
Waltar
Fred Husted
Thos
War‘ven
Mary Chapman
Clara
Sloan
Will
Blaie
Hancock Township
Hathaway
Milnerville -Orlanda
Brank Smith
J. Smith
Béthel
Ruby McSperran
Bethel
Miss McSperran
Hoffman Hogs
Roy Cassen
Omaha
K. James
Civics
West Hotel
William A. Milner
Mary Louise
Jefferson
PF. Knapp
Violet Wry
Elsa Fry
Clyde James
Baston
Merrill
Fry
Wessington Springs
Frank Mathwig
Henry Husted
Arthur
Arthur Husted
Hathaway Bugsy
Harry
Victor Anderson
Big Springs
Miss
Mas ‘Johnson
Lloyd Johnson
Hilda Johnson
J. J. Johnson
Riverside
J Shoulberg
J. Wredell
Olof Ericson
John Pearson
Seliberz
Wm. Ericson
Emil Peterson
Wm. Jaricson
A. Hanford, Jr
Betty Pearson
Silverberg’s
Silverberg & Co
Katherine MacDonald
Ruth Roland
Ruth of
the Rockies
Anita Peesat
Harriat and the Piper
Tom Mix
Tlinois
Kentucky
Indiana
Farmers Grain. Company
Gondrands
Earl Grubater
Frank
Gudga Noggla
Star Prairie
Vermillon
Paul Anderson
Harry Waterbury
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