Westfield Special Correspondent Highlights Local News
Westfield items note Geo Houster's Chicago hog shipment and Miss Tillie Marks visiting Gayville South Dakota. A. A Wilson tells of new dress goods and a Fourth of July celebration planned for Westfield. The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Rufus Gilley’s, and Mrs C Bordwell with children travel to Ethan SD. Mrs Goss returns healthy from Sioux City. Deaths and family notices follow including Mr Thomas J King in Westfield. Luther league plans fund to paint church interior. Weather and farm scenes close the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Houster
Chicago
Tillie Marks
Gayville
S. D
A. A. Wilson
Wesfield
Rufus Gilley
C. E. Bordwell
Carrie Féauto
Ethan, S. D
Chatsworth Special Correspondent Reports Local Happenings
G E Wells visited Nora to collect an invoice for his branch store and joined family at D J Searls home southeast of town. Pat Clark returned from Sioux City, released from hospital after treatment. The saloon run by John Bobel was closed for tax nonpayment. Sioux Falls Brewing Co will replace him. Opera house opening last Friday drew Hawarden and Akron visitors, with a net around $200. John Koppert and bride visited from Farmer S D for a short vacation, reception held at his parents’ home. Mason’s Uncle Tom's Cabin Co played to a full house Sunday night, drawing a larger crowd than the opening show despite doubts about Sunday theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatsworth Chat
G. E. Wells
Nora
D. J. Searls
John Dobel
The
Sioux Falls Brewing Co
Mr. Bobel
Opera House
Hawarden
Akron
John Koppert
Bride
Farmer, S. D
Aupper
Mason
Tom
Union Creek News Update on Local Church Services
No worship at the Lutheran church next Sunday. Akorn visitors include Mr and Mrs Gust Anderson and Mr and Mrs Baish of Akron visiting John Sellberg last Tuesday. Ill Adolph Wiberg improves with Dr Kerr of Akron attending. Luther league social at P Shoulberg's next Wednesday at 8 30 p m. Augusta a St Paul deaconess arrives Tuesday for a few days with Rev and Mrs C H Nelson. Tena Gassman of Denver arrives Tuesday to visit family after an operation in Omaha for a facial growth removal.
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Gust. Anderson
Mrs. Baish
Akron
John Sellberg
Adolph Wiberg
Kerr
The
Luther League
P. Shoulberg
Augusta
St. Paul
C. H. Nelson
Tena Gassman
Denver
Omaha
Indian Greek Items Special Correspondence
John Bolken begins building a hen barn while Miss Estella Muth attends Sioux City school. Folkert Schmidt and family visited the Henry Huilrichs home. Tena Schmidt assists at W Meyers. LeMars man R J Koehler toured the area by car to tend farms. Creek youths join Akron MWA camp. Chatsworth butcher John Schumacher visits farmers with his meat wagon. Farmers plant corn this week and some finish. Hopes for favorable weather to defend King Corn title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folkert Schmidt
Henry Huilrichs
Miss ‘Tena Schmidt
W. E. Meyers
R. J. Koehler
LeMars
Bia
Akron
John Schumacher
Chatsworth
Adaville Items Special Correspondence
Mose Smith and son Earl of Akron plastered Mr Gurley s house here last week. Mr Treeby of Akron staying with his daughter Mrs Henry Bristow. A number attended the Sunday school convention east of Potosia. Fred Fletcher came from Martin to help his son in law Al Morehead on his new blacksmith shop. Mrs Lucetta Hoffman bought property in Le Mare to live there. Ruth and Esther Brown visited Will Richardson s at Potosia. Henry Weinheimer of Merrill brought two teams to Adaville. That shows Adaville has a good blacksmith. Give him a trial.
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Chicago
Father Connelly
Merrill
Ellendale
Ed. Hoffman
L. Staley
Melvin King
E. M. Doyle
Wm. Boden
Matt Ginsbach
Sing
Stewart Harker
Denver
Hawarden
Adina
Esther Ericson
Mose Smith and Son
Earl
Akron
Mr. Gurley
Treeby
Henry Bristow
Potosia
Fred Fletcher
Martin
al. Morehead
Ruth
Esther Brown
Will Richardson
Henry Weinheimer
Adaville
Richland Round-ups include farming notes and visits
Corn planting is in full blast while locals share sick reports and social visits. Rev. Mitchell was hosted by E. C. Swoyar over Sunday. J P Brant and wife returned from Nebraska to see their son Jess. Mrs. W H H Fate and daughter Mary visited Elk Point with Mrs. Hunson. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett and son visited Elk Point. Mrs. Strong stayed to visit Will Nett family. Ira Fate and mother left for Spencer Iowa to attend a funeral of his nephew, an only child aged six.
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Mitchell
E. C. Swoyar
J.P. Brant
Jess
Nebraska
W. H. H. Fate
Mary
Elk Point
Hunson
Bennett
Strong
Pleasant Hill Notes Highlight Social Visits and Events
Pleasant Hill residents shared news of visits with friends near Akron. The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. George Hamilton last Thursday. A Saturday dance at Kevin's drew a good crowd and attendees reported a fine time. Miss Mary Christianson paid a farewell visit Sunday before departing for Omaha.
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Pleasant Hill
George Hamilton
Kevin's
Mary Christianson
Omaha
Local births and business moves in LeMare Sentinel
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Douglass of Akron at Emerson Nebraska on May 10 1908. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Krose west of town on May 11 1908. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Maxson of Akron on May 13 1908. L J Walker to open a meat market in Merrill after leaving Akron as a railroad man. He bought fixtures in the shop formerly run by Schwartz on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Douglass
Akron
Emerson
Nebraska
Mike Krose
Mervin Maxson
L. J. Walker
Merrill
Mr. Walker
Schwartz
Main Street
LeMare Sentinel
Local Notes On Sales, Illness, Arts In Chatsworth
Local items report Mrs J J Simeon improving after illness and Arthur DeLier returning to Redfield to carpenter. Racket Store offers two cans of Fancy Oregon Plums for 35 cents. Misses Crow and Edith leave for Wheeler South Dakota. Grace O Rielly visits from Sioux City. The LuPelio show draws a slim crowd. critics deem it unsuitable for nationwide screening. The Harry L Beck Stock Co presents Her Fatal Error to about two hundred at Chatsworth opera house, a new 2500 dollar wooden facility seating 260 with modern lighting and stage for dancing and performances. Uncle Tom's Cabin company also draws a large Sunday crowd despite bad weather.
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Margaret McDonald
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Sioux City
Della Crow
Edith
Wheeler
8. D
Louis
Grace O’rielly
Mimo Putnam
G. C. Putnam
Quinn
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Chatsworth
Harry L. Beck Stock Co
Hswarden
Akron
Mason
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Epworth League Anniversary Program at M E Church
The Epworth League and Junior League present an anniversary program at the M E church next Sunday at eight. Scriptural readings, prayers, music, and recitations include The School of the King, The Legend of the League, So Do We, The Silversmith, Ruth Heys Bong, What Grandpa Says, The Boy and the Spar, We'll Never Give Up, Make Room for the Children, and Rose of Sharon. The program includes remarks on the Junior League's relation to the Epworth League and church. Benediction by Ten Girls Epworth League.
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Epworth League
M. E. Church
Wooton
Ruth Heys
Ray Bradley
Button
Rainy Day Brigade
Veseorsoese
Ruth Brady
Mona Martin
Rose of Sharon
Train Schedules and Bank Offer Spotted in Ad
The snippet lists passenger and freight train departures with times plus a Sunday service. It notes a First National Bank offer to open accounts for children with a $5 balance and a $64.50 deposit, indicating a savings incentive alongside transit details.
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First National Bank
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