Haight Elected State Representative In Fergus County
Happenings from nearby towns report Herbert H. Haight a former Peterson boy elected as Fergus County Montana state representative on the Democratic ticket. Storm Lake claims $624.80 for livestock killed by dogs remains fund payable. Thieman of Albert City dies. Ed Matzdorff files contest against Tony Thompson for sheriff. Eight potential Storm Lake federal building sites opened in D C with no action taken. Emma Isackson dies at 69 in Alta. Bert Kellog hosts 500 party for his birthday. LeMars body of newborn found near Plymouth Creek.
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Peterson
Lewiston
Montana
Herbert H. Haight
Fergua
Storm Lake
Sioux Rapids
Rep
William Thieman
Albert City
Thieman
Thieman Harvester Company
Storm Stake Register
Ed Matzdorff
Tony Thompson
Wilbur H. Kaufman
Washington, D. C
Federal
Treasury Department
Galva Tribune
Emma Isackson
Alta
Diamond Township
Isackson
Bert Kellog
Mr. Kellog
Galva Township
Alta News Items from Alta Advertiser
Mrs. Glenwood Frear dies at home in Alta after a long illness. Alta Commercial club to organize an Alta unit of the American Red Cross. Hunters report spotting a deer south of Peterson in Cherokee county. Jane VanBuskirk of Vermillion underwent appendectomy at St. Vincent's hospital. Lester Specketer of Hanover records Buena Vista county 1932 corn yield of 98 bushels per acre on 64 acres from sod.
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Glenwood Frear
Alta
Frear
Alta Commercial Club
Red Crogs
Albert Hinderbrand
Russel W. Peterson
Peterson
Cherokee County
Jane VanBuskirk
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
St. Vincent's Hospital
Lester Specketer
Hanover
Buena Vista County
Lester
Fick
Farm Holiday bidders halt sheriff's sale in Cherokee County
Gathering of 250 Farmers' Holiday association members at a personal property sheriff's sale led to negotiations and a settlement without a sale. Deputy Sheriff D E Danielson reported that renter Robert Lenz will keep property and pay 1 tenth of all crops until March while Minnie Moeller had sought 2400 dollars rent.
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D. E. Danielson
Minnie Moeller
Robert Lenz
Moeller- Lenz
Danielson
Locals Impressive Victory Over Alta Eleven On Thanksgiving
Aurelia’s football team defeated Alta 43 to 7 on muddy Aurelia grounds in the annual Thanksgiving game. Meier scored twice and Meier, Bruce, Scott and Matson contributed touchdowns as Aurelia stretched a two game winning streak against Alta.
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Focal High
Alta
Aurelia
Gruis
Meier
Matson
Bruce
Scott
Jones
Legion to Hold Cherokee County Meeting in Aurelia
Grashoff McManus Post of the American Legion and Auxiliary invite Legion and Auxiliary posts from Cherokee county to the county convention at the Community Theatre Aurelia Friday December 2 at 8 o clock. A vaudeville program will precede talks by district officers and a 16 cent lunch will be served after.
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Grashoff-McManus
American Legion
Cherokee County
Aurelia
Legion
Dress Up Street For Holidays In Aurelia
Aurelia plans holiday cheer along Main street with a large Christmas tree and bright lights. Santa Claus will arrive Friday December 28 with candies and nuts for children, rides in a sleigh drawn by eight ponies. A Christmas dinner giveaway for families is set for Saturday December 17, with live turkeys tossed from a store roof and candy bags. Local merchants announce low prices and heavy seasonal stock to boost holiday trade.
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Aurelia
Santa Claus
Cance
Agricultural Credit Council Formed to Aid Farmers
The Cherokee County Farm Bureau Board names a county advisory council of farmers a banker and a lawyer to assist farmers facing financial problems. The panel, under a state credit council, will review cases at the Farm Bureau office and advise on the best policy, offering negotiation help if needed.
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Epticuitufal “Cto
Cherokee County Farm Bureau Board
State Credit Council
Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Exchange
Eding Takes Over Alta Legion Theatre Management
J. C. Eding assumes control of the Alta Legion Theatre and will operate it alongside the Aurelia Community Theatre. He and his wife will split management duties, transferring films between venues to cut costs and improve entertainment. Eding recently traveled to Omaha to arrange film bookings for both theatres.
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J.C. Eding
Alta Legion Theatre
J. E. Eding
Legion Moving Picture Theatre
Alta
Aurelia
Mr. Eding
Alta Theatre
Mrs. Eding
Eding
Omaha
McDonald to Speak at Cherokee County Farm Bureau Meeting
Murl McDonald assistant director of the Extension Service will address the Cherokee County Farm Bureau on Tuesday December 6 Members will hear officer and committee reports plus local extension agent updates Officers for 1952 will be elected A Farm Bureau Exchange entertainment program is planned The note thanks neighbors for picking corn left in the field and recalls a memory from Mrs Dreyer and children
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Murl McDonald
Cherokee County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Exchange
Wm, Dreyer
Cherokee Attorney Takes Final Trip to Holywood
C J Maher completes 25 years at Cherokee law practice with Molyneux Maher Meloy. departs for Holywood to continue work.
Neighbors Husk Corn for Mrs William Dreyer
In Afton township fifty plus men gathered Monday to husk corn at Mrs William Dreyer’s farm. W N Sleezer and L Fl Fave organized the effort with thirteen teams and wagons, finishing by seven after seven hours of work. Mrs Dreyer and her daughters hosted the workers with coffee and doughnuts.
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Afton
William Dreyer
W. N. Sleezer
L. FL Fave
Community Theatre Aurela Presents Wild Animal Film and More
A Saturday Sunday program features Frank Buck’s Brings Em Back Alive with jungle wildlife footage. Also on Wednesday T Barry offers A Bit of Divorcement with Katherine Hepburn and Billie Burke. Comedies shown for all ages with 10 cent children and 15 cent adults. wedding stationery at Sentinel.
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Speecial Wild Animal Picture
Frank Buck
Dee. T
John Barry
Katherine Hepburn
Billie Burke
Community Club Elects Officers
R. R. Jones was re elected as president of the Aurelia Community Club and other officers were chosen. Vice president C Be Guustafson treasurer L L Brummer secretary Lars P Nelson. directors Floyd Anderson Henry Robar J M Whitney. Dues debated cut to town 5.0 to 2 5 and country 5 to 2.50. Committees named to solicit members and collect codes of old members for next year. Over forty pledges already secured in town.
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R. R. Jones
Aurelia Conmmunity Club
C. Be
Gust Peterson
Nelson
Methodist and Congregational Church Schedules
The Methodist Church lists morning service at 11:00 after Sunday School at 10:00 with Epworth League at 6:30 and evening preaching at 7:30 led by Pastor W. H. Welch. The Congregational Church, led by Edwin Trigg, holds morning worship at 11:00 after a 10:00 Sunday School with Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m.
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Methodist Church
W.H L. Welch
Epworth League
Christian Endeavor
St Pauls Lutheran Church Announces German Service Next Sunday
FY Webbing, pastor, invites families to attend Holy Communion in German at St Pauls Lutheran Church. Services will be held next Sunday. attendance of delegates is not requested.
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ST. Paul's Lutheran Church
Card of Thanks to Aurelia Fire Department and Neighbors
We extend sincere thanks to the Aurelia Fire Department for their prompt arrival and hard work in saving the house and household goods from fire, and to neighbors who came to our assistance.
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Aurelia Fire Departamente
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LeMars
Wilbuer Clement
Plymouth Creek
Sentinel
Alta Advertiser
Sheriff's. Sale
Farmers National Bank
Santa
Agricultusal Credit Council
McDonald 'Ro
Cherokee
C.J. Maher
Holywood
Maher
Molyneux Maher & Meloy
Tomahawk
Ray Adsit
Anasurer
Adsit
Helen Sutton
Cherokee District Cour
Quimby
Mrs. William, Dreyer
Community Theatre
Aurela
Community Club
Ixst National Bank
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