Weather and farm notes from Union Creek South Dakota
Special correspondence reports ongoing corn weather as surplus rain helps soften crust and aid planting. Mount Hope school to have Miss Katharyn Kennedy as teacher for coming year. Fat cattle and hog shipments to Chicago, local birthday party for Miss Gunhild ends with ring gift. School election at Mount Hope yields five votes. road conditions hinder hauling as farmers stay in fields to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M
Peterson
Esther
Sioux City
Big Springs Corny Fourth Celebrations and Local News
Special Correspondent reports Big Springs plans Fourth of July festivities amid varied weather notes. Community members from Abel Larsen to A W Johnson visit kin, attend excursions, and plan trips to Spirit Lake, Lennox, and Duluth while schools close and local sports see Breezy Hills face Black Stars in a double header twist.
Breezy Hill Notes Special Correspondence
Breezy Hill Scribe introduces Breezy Hill in Plymouth county seven miles southeast of Akron. Farmers finish first corn cultivation. Dr Gilley attends Chase Murphy for ill Grandpa Murphy. Local youths attend Mansfield dance. Walter and Ray Oakes shell corn. Jacob Haas travels to Chicago. Miss Stella Boden teaches at Breezy Hill school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ourself
Plymouth County
Akron
Dr. Gilley
Chase Murphy
Grandpa Murphy
Millnerville Special Correspondence Notes
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crow a son on Thursday June 4, 1903. Joseph Hess is ill. Happy Hollow school closed after an entertainment last Friday. Miss McElhaney and pupils presented a program. Q A and Gyrus Knapp Jr. called on LeMars merchants Tuesday. Mrs. John Pike and Miss Lizzie Pike visited Akron Sunday. Little Keith Knapp scratched eye. feared injury may be permanent. The Knapps took him to Akron Tuesday to see Dr. Cilley.
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Millnerville
Henry Crow
Joseph Hess
Happy Hollow
Miss McElhaney
Keith Knapp
Westfield Eyeciat Correspondence News Notes
Eyeciat Correspondence from Westfield reports Mrs John Paramore and son visiting her father G G Gosting return home to Hawarden after a spring term of school. Miss Burne and Miss Clara Chapman close three months of schooling. Miss Amy Small to reach home next Saturday after her husband’s Arkansas well death. Families attend tea and local visits, roads painted, Fourth of July plans discussed, and a special election notice for an independent school district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
John
Paramore
G. G. Gosting
Hawarden
Misa Burne
Neil McFarlan
Elk
Sioux
H.E. Searls
Ervin
Richland
Y. Beaulieu
Hal
Buay
Fred. Sterling
Edna
Sioux City
Belen Starling
Marion Racine
Martin Qualey
Hustor
Beatrice
Mary Spaulding
Spaulding
Congregational
Zoel Gelinas
Mia
Amy Small
LeMars area council ponders franchise and crimes
LeMars council weighs a twenty year water light franchise with Le Mars Water and Light company. Reports say Albert Miller, a horse thief, escaped from the city jail in Sioux Falls with three others. Memorial Day observed by LeMars Odd Fellows with services. seventeen girls and nine boys graduated Western Union college. A new farm residence is under construction four miles northwest of Crathorne. Democratic county convention at LeMars narrows to delegates. Catholic priests plan a June retreat in LeMars led by Bishop Shanley. Council notes include hog pen issue, sidewalks, and tax and bond concerns.
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Albert Miller
LeMars
Sioux Falls
Miller
Western Union College
Thoren
Rocee BE
Woota Siding
Agne
Fields
Kennedy
Powell
Annie Sharp
Finance Committee
Dakota
Andrew Pauls
Andrew Paulgon
Alley
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Wm. Simeon
Union Creek, S. D
Valley
Jos
Johnson
Garland
Orth
Gunhild
Mount Hope
Irving
Waterbury
T.J. Reeves
Dan, Smith
K. March
Seney
J. I
W. L. March
Champlin
Big Springs
Abel Larsen
I. Halvorson
A. W. Johnson
Ed. Leafstead
L.E., Erickson
H. Gassman
Peter Shoulberg
J. Johnson
Spirit Lake
Victor Wiberg
Spink
Vallin
Charley Johnson
California
Beast
Jobn Johnson
John. King
Martin
Mitchell
S. D
H. Rossbach
Lennox
T. BR. Beaumont
Edward Lang
Mre
Herman” Smid
Fred Fletcher
Adagille
Id Boys
Wina
Will.Buryanek
Chia
oStars Eye
W. Buryanek
H. Port
D. Bogenrief
Breezy Hill
Jas. Burgacek
Jacob Leham
Anderson
Black Stars
Bart Ogden
Jacob Haas
Ed. Hoffman
Duluth
Wisconsin
Mansfield
Walter
Ray Oakes
Jaccob Haas
Chicago
Stella Boden
Jewzy Hill School
Q. A
Gyrus Knapp, Jr
John Pike
Lizzie Pike
Hagel
Ohio
Bradley &2
Morrison
Champion
ACME
Racine
Bradley
Henney, Robinson
Buggies
Schuttler
Stoughton and Grand Rapids
Majestic
Péériess
Steel Ranges
A. von Hagel
the Farmers
M.A. Moore '& Ga
Edwards
Bradford Cos Lumber Yards
Seneyth County
Odd Fellows
I.C. Hise
B. T. Bedell
F. M. Roseberry
Henry Meinen
Preston Township
Crathorne
Plymouth
Remsen
Fredonia
LeMara
I. 0
Hise
J. P.kieffer
Asmus Hrickson
M. B. Tritz
Francis Haerling
John Beely
J. C. Cattrell
N.S. Moore
Philip Held
G.M
Garrigan
Privata
Dubudue Catholic Church
W. Raish
Dr. Mulder
M. D
Towa
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