Westfield Items Special Correspondence Highlights Local Visits
Westfield notes list visitors from Sioux City and nearby towns, with family gatherings at relatives homes and travels to Mitchell. It mentions a heavy rain ending a 24 day spell, church song service, Taft speech attendance, Africa talk next Sunday, and Wilson and Conway relocating to a new corner store offering a cordial welcome.
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John Conway
Lou ‘Stacy
Sioux City
J. Hemphill
Congregational Church
Wilson & Conway
Adaville Items Special Correspondence
Local notes report a busy stretch with Ed Stinton and relatives visiting Akron Leeds and LeMars while Rev G W Millis attends a church conference in Lake City. Viola Parker returns from Salem to Adaville. Ollie King learns of a brother‑in‑law’s death in Morrison Illinois. Celia Murray wed Ed Flinn of Granite Oklahoma. Warne King visits family then seeks land via Uncle Sam program.
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Ollie King
Thomas
Morrison
Illinois
Warne King
Lucay
D. D
Dallas
Uncle Sam
Celia Murray
Leeds
Adaville
Ed. Flinn
Granite
Okla
Murray
Visit to Chicago Prompts Plan to Settle in Granite
A two weeks visit with her sister in Chicago will lead to moving to Granite and establishing a home. Last Sunday the Christian Endeavor society elected officers for the year: President H. A. Johnson, vice president Mrs J Havewald, treasurer Al Husted, secretary Lizale Grebner, corresponding secretary G W Mills, organist Pearl Burrill.
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Chicago
Granite
Christian Bondeavor Society
H. A. Johnson
J. Havewald
al. Husted
Lizale Grebner
G. W. Mills
Pearl Burrill
Union Creek News Special De Misa Selma Anderson Visit
Miss Selma Anderson eight guests visited the Sellberg home this week. No Lutheran services next Sunday. Miss Tillie Uell of Nathaniel visits Mrs Mary Olson. Neighbors attended the Akron fair last week and enjoyed it. Mabel McKee visited from Elk Point till Tuesday. Mrs Alfred Ericson and son Lloyd left for two weeks to visit relatives in Ft Dodge Iowa St Paul and other Minnesota points. Rev C H Nelson left for Platte MD to attend a District Mission meeting this week. Esther Ericson stays with Mrs Nelson during the pastor absence. Rain last Friday and Saturday welcomed by late arrivals from Akron fair who found it hard to reach home in darkness and rain.
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Misa Selma Anderson
Sellberg
Tillie ‘Uell
Nathaniel
Mary Olson
Alfred Ericson
Lloyd
Ft. Dodge
Iowa
St. Paul
Minnesota
C. H. Nelson
Platte
M. D
The
Lutheran Church
Esther Ericson
Mrs. Nelson
Akron
Richland Round-ups Special Correspondence
Richland rounds report a turnout at Akron fair and a warm community. Andy Boden couple attend Westfield services. Fate delivers temperance talk. Mrs. Lewis Hitnemann returns to school after illness. Gerdett Amondson and James Sweyer on sick list. rain welcomed. Bryan Speech attendees listed. Will Brownawell rents Frank Sales' farm. community welcomes newcomers.
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W. H. A. Fate
Lewis Hitnemann
Gerdett Amondson
James Sweyer
Will Brownawell
Brownawell
Frank Sales
Local Mention and Town Notes from Akron
Local items report visits by residents to Rush City and Minneapolis relatives, updates on hotel and horseshoeing services, and a note on Miss Farnham's hats. City council adopts revised town ordinances with Attorney Zink revising them to conform to state laws. Additional items cover rain, frost, corn outlook, Bryan rally turnout, Mission Festival speakers, a 1908 Akron marriage, and county candidates greeting crowds at the fair. Taft meeting attendance falls short due to Milwaukee rail delays and Taft’s brief Bronx City address.
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George Searls
Harriburg
Maria
H. E. Bradley
Wagner
RR. Pollock
Zink
LeMara
Sioux City Tribune
Aug. Wellner
Woden
Town
J. J. Vollmar
le Mars
Goodwin Implement
Reed Street
Akron
Alice Fulton
Elbert Kennedy
Pierre
Fred Myers
Grindstone
J. A. Hentges
Recorder
George Toppings
Glad
Registration at Presho for 160 acre farm homesteads
Five thousand 160 acre farm homes will be opened in Tripp county D. Rosebud Indian lands from October 6 to 17, 1908. The best place to register is Presho D. O. twelve miles from the land. The Business Men's Club of Presho G. D. will assist for registrar comfort and convenience.
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Tripp County
Rosebud Indian Lands
Presho
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George
Hugh Halley
J. 8. Halley
Waterloo
C. F. Moher
Theodore
James
Africa
Archie Lilly
D. Cynsel
Mrs
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Agnes ‘Tindall
Lucetta Hoffman
LeMars
G. W. Millis
Lake City
Misa Viola Parker
Salem
Union Creek News
Missy Mabel McKee
Elk Point
Nina McKee
Richland
Andy Boden
Westfield
Bryan
Hill Point
Blanchard
Iya Jeffers
John Swoyer
Mr. Peterson
Tom Watson
W.S. Bennett
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M. W. Chamberlain
Hilliker & Son
Gus. Ericson
Rush City
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Union County Investment Company
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Republican Rally
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