Neighborhood News Flows From Wayland Conference and Local Moves
Attendees at the Girt Reserve conference at Miller Saturday included Wayland residents Wayland Vertyn Wood and Ravenascrott. William McCombs, formerly of Highmore, has moved to Wayland to make his home. Esther Brown spent the weekend with Misses Helen and Ruth Byers. Marvel Winegar returned to Wessington Springs after a week with the Flord Winegar home. The Casper Gillend family visited Ralph Gamble’s home north of Miller Sunday, with Velma Stiner accompanying them. W J Hart recovers from a leg injury after a horse kick with no bones broken. Wheat sowing in the area nears completion by week’s end as conditions stay favorable. Mrs S Wo Ven Sehaik leaves for a California visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland Vertyn Wood
Ravenascrott
Miller
William McCombs
Highmore
Wayland
Esther Brown
Helen
Ruth Byers
Marvel Wineger
Wessington Springs
Flord Winegar
Casper Gillend
Ralph Gamble
Velma Stiner
W. J. Hart
Wo Ven Sehaik
California
Lane and area residents visit in Lane and beyond
Lane Paul Walter and family drove to Chamberlain recently to visit. John Klemm at the sanitarium Henry Preston spent several days last week visiting his parents at Audubus a. Mr. and Mrs. J.C. C. Rogers were here from Woonsocket Wednesday visiting relatives. Mrs. George Brandenburg entertained Mrs. Larson's division of the aid Thursday. A lunch was served to a large number. Mrs. Emma Heyer returned Friday from Huron, where she had been helping the Giles family get settled in their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Paul Walter
Chamberlain
John Klemm
Henry Preston
Audubusa
J.C. C. Rogers
Woonsocket
James Boulihan
FL Paddock
Wessington Springs
George Brandenburg
Larson
Aid
Emma Heyer
Huron
Giles
Marc, Mc
L. E. Giles
Lane
Valentine Whitney
Pierre
Pete Theis
Sioux Falls
E. F. Paddock
M. E. Aid
Hermon Garbe
Fred Heller
W. C. Hrodkorb
F. B. Dodd
Wilma
Mitchell
Harry Whitney
Whitey
Ed Hendricksen
Gann Valley
John Hendricksen
Henry Hendricksen
Oscar Schultz
Kansas City
Art McMillan
H. H. Sondergard
Deland
A. P. McMillan
Roy ‘Davis
Davis + whotel
Hot Springs
S. D
J. J. AnIfs
Anna Insland
Murner Ane
Tia Morgan
C. Danielson
J. L. Olson
Alexandria
Minn
S. Hi. Simonson
Mrs. Danielson
Simonson
C. J. Danielson
Louise
Waubay
S. H
C. HL Avery
Sioux City Journal
T. FL Dunn
C. C. Brockway
Emerson Place
T. F Dunn
A. Rogers
Roy Masse
Aberdeen Thurgeday
G. T. Weldon
M. E. Ladies Aid
J. J. Anis
May Emery
Chicago
Betty
Beverly Lofthouse
Pegey Bullman
Donald Moulton
Frances Dunn
Frances
Bros. G
L.C. van Ornim
Ernest Holliday
Sand Creek Sunday School Begins Spring Session
Sand Creek Sunday school reopened after winter break with Mr. Heed of Miller aiding in organization. Leslie Wedge shows a new Ford roadster while Robert Watson works for William Silvis this spring. Silvis adds a tractor to boost farming efficiency. Seniors work on a play to be staged at Oliver Radcliffe’s Sunday evening home. Dow Smith and Oscar Wiand are among hosting and visiting families in Sand Creek area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Creek Tae
Sand Creek
Mr. Heed
Miller
Leslie Wedge
Robert Watson
William Silvis
Everett Haskins
E. W. Tucker
Ellie Schwab
Fern
Jack
John Sexton
Paul Krause
Oscar Wiand
Oliver Radcliffe
Armon Radcliffe
Oliver
Fann
Tulare
Dow Smith
W. R. Silvis
Earl Ganritn
Lynn Jason
Wolsey
Wolsey News Roundup Highlights Local Movements
Mr and Mrs Se O Deeay mute toward Yankton as Davare accompanies them for college duties. Mr and Mrs J J Chenoweth visit relatives in Wisconsin before heading home. P W Uselding and Alva Hales are in Wolsey. William is recovering well. Clarence Cotton visits Miller with his wife and G N Weeks. Mrs G A Reeve and son Donald of Aurora visit H O Cheney. Mrs Cheney’s mother returns from Aurora. Wolsey school board reelects G H Mikkelson to teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Se O. Deeay
Mitchell
Davare
Yankton
J. Chenoweth
Wis
P. W. Uselding
Alva Hales
Hell Useling
William
Clarence Cotton
Miller
Local Notes From Wolsey and Surrounding Towns
Local society items include Bonilla visitors Hay Cooper and Nell Yielding, Albert Payne and family, and Joe Bies returning from Platte. Others journeyed to Sioux Falls and Lake Madison, with gatherings at J G Hagen and Dragseth homes. A birth near Wolsey, appendicitis surgery in Huron, and a new 11 pound son for the Myers family are noted.
Harrold Local Briefs Highlight Births Deaths and Work
Harrold farming conditions in this locality are generally improved and seeding is general. The George Paulson family report the birth last week of a son at their home. A state graveling crew is camped south of town to obtain gravel for resurfacing Federal Highway No. 4. Mrs. John Endres, recently hospitalized for six weeks, died last week and burial was at Dimock. Mrs. Edward Sohn traveled to Delmer, Iowa, due to her father’s illness. The death of their eldest daughter, Mrs. Waddington, in Oregon was reported to Mr. and Mrs. Brimmer. Ed Davis, a Black man, was taken to the Yankton insane hospital by county officers. Harvold Masonic lodge hosted Onida and Pierre members Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrold
George Paulson
John Endres
Mitchell Hospital
Dimock
Edward Sohn
Delmer
Brimmer
Waddington
Oregon
Ed Davis
Stanley County
Yankton
Harvold Masonic Lodge
Onida
Pierre
Local News Highlights and School Play Announcement
Mrs Dewey Russell returns home from Huron after a three week hospital stay. A Friday hall dance drawn a large crowd with Eddie's Orchestra. Bake sale at George McKichan store raised 5 dollars. The senior class plans a play Turning the Trick in the hall on Saturday night April 12. Adeline Cooper, a student teacher from Sheffield, spent the weekend with her parents. Clara McKichan and Miss Frank visited from Huron College. The Kenison and Mueller families drove to Watertown. Mrs Mueller heads to Swansville, Minnesota to visit relatives. Mrs Harry Nelson of Wolsey also visited at George Schichan store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Russell
Huron
Eddie
Ladies Aid
George McKichan
Adeline Cooper
Scho Ig
Sheffield
Local Social Roundup From De Smet area
Manchester Mr and Mira G S Barnes took a car trip to Sioux Falls on Thursday. Miss Mildred Lewallen of De Smet visited her brother Jack last week. Esther and Ruby Steinhart worked at De Smet and visited relatives here Sunday. Nordie Bjornson and children from Aaron were guests at G B Bjornson home. PLT A meeting planned for Friday April 11. Birthday club met Monday at Curley Bros for Mrs W R Allen and Mrs Kattie McCune. Ladies Aid met Wednesday at Mrs WR Allen. Mrs W B Price of Madison visited. Miss Irma Widman weekend guest at G S Bates. Lucile Spry of Bancroft visited Charles Helm. Mr and Mrs George Moore were Sunday guests at Mrs W P Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Lewallen
de Smet
Jack
Esther
Ruby
Steinhart
Nordie Bjornson
Aaron
G. B. Bjornson
Birthday Club
Curley Bros
W. R.allen
Kattie McCune
Ladies Aid Society
WR Allen
W. B. Price
Madison
Irma Widman
G. S. Bates
Lucile Spry
Bancroft
Charles Helm
George Moore
W. P. Moore
Condé and area residents visit and travel notices
Conde and nearby towns report many visitors and departures. A mix of family visits, farm talks, and travel to Sioux Falls and Aberdeen marked the week. Individuals noted include Oscar Schultz, Art McMillan, H. Sondergard, A. McMillan, Roy Davis, J. J. Anifs, and C. H. Avery among others.
Local Social Theaters and City Streets Update
Neat notes from Aber deen describe Miss Nelke Vaneren returning home to Ortonville after a seven week visit with sister Mrs Frank Weitzstein. Earl Baertsch and Mrs Lenz hosted a silver tea party with five bridge tables won by Mrs F M Lawler. Ella Laughlin came back from Warner to visit Mrs Leigh Seaman. Mrs Lazarus and children Thor thy and Lewis visited Mrs August Schlener in Aber deen. Mr James Smith of Aber deen, supervisor at Bohette academy, was a weekend caller. City council met and ordered street work with curb bids and graveling planned for late month. Mrs Roy Davis and Mrs Mat Bawak hosted Band No 1 at the Davis hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Nelke-Vaneren
Frank Weitstein
Ortonville
Earl Baertsch
Lenz
F. M. Lawler
Ella Laughlin
Warner
Leigh Seaman
Lazarus
Dorothy and
Lewis
Minneapolis
August Schlener
James Smith
Smith
Bohette Academy
Roy Davis
Mat Bawak
Davis Hotel
Brook Salvage Buys Damaged Grain After Elevator Fire
Aberdeen brief notes include the Brooks Salvage company of Minneapolis purchasing the damaged grain from the burned grain elevator. Some grain being shipped to Minneapolis, some sold locally for feed. The coal pile burned on day four with guards posted by the railroad. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Ray Julius and Miss Adaline Linnscot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Julius
Adaline Linnscot
Aberdeen
Brooks Salvage Company
Minneapolis
Insurance Company
R. J. Steffen
Hudson
L. A. Wilson
M. 3. Church
Edith Wilson
William Glaze
Harry Sweeten
Pauline James
Huron
E. C. Haps
Ira T. Brock
Mr. Hops
Vincent Laverty
J. Kingdon
J. 5. Harkness
Methodist Hospital
Harkness
Mitchell
Local Social Visits and Health Note From Sheffield
Mr and Mrs J H Bottomley of Hu ron visited at the J J Bottomley home Sunday. Mrs M J Stevenson entertained the S C club Thursday afternoon. Mrs A Levi of Austin Minn returned to her home Sunday night after a week with her daughter Mrs G Schmidt. Eulis Buckley has blood poisoning in his hand. Mr and Mrs ET Swartout visited their daughter Mrs Carr at Sheffield last week. They returned to Hee Heights Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
J. H. Bottomley
Huron
J. J Bottomley
M. J. Stevenson
S. C. Club
A. Levi
Austin
Minn
G. Schmidt
Eulis Buckley
ET. Swartout
Carr
Hee Heights
Broadland Social Roundup Embraces Visitors and Moves
Broadland residents welcomed guests over the weekend and noted family visits from Wagner Gettysburg and Huron. Several moved addresses with Creeden departing for Huron and Moriarity traveling to Portland while local illness and transport changes affected daily life.
Ree Heights Social Roundup Includes Visits And Moves
Ree Heights residents share weekend visits with relatives in Huron Redfield and Highmore. Mrs Specker hosts and plans May gathering while Pred Lindeman and family move to Delmont. Wayne Leyson rents land to plant crops. local cattle sale noted with J E Specker shipping to Chicago. Prostrello injures collar bone during play. Community events and travel described with several local names and places.
Cedar Hall Contest Winners and Local Visits
Cedar Hall hosted Friday events with winners in spelling reading and oratory Evelyn Crackle and Evelyn Brick won intermediate and primary divisions Margar ette Kyburte led oratory Edgar Hanunitl entered. Nearby residents Bert Bawden and families visited and shopped while auction sales continued at Ree Mercantile. Plans for Cedar hall carnival April 11 were announced alongside cattle and sheep sales by Douglas Scott. C E Else runs for sheriff candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Hall
Evelyn Crackle
Reading
Evelyn Brick
Margarette Kyburte
Edgar Hanunitl
Miller
Bert Bawden
Highmore
Obed Bawden
Mina
Morris Scott
Harrold
W. =. Webber
Ree Mercantile Company
Mir
Fred Pekarek
K. M. Bawdon
Mayme Rosewich
Huron
Mortis Scott
Wayne Nichols
Yankton College
Dave Crackle
L. H. Cowan
Douglas Scott
Nerland
Edward
R. BR. Bawdon and Sons
R. M. Bawdon
Howard Morrison
Caleridge
Nebr
Wiliam
Shearer
Margaret Klock
Hitchcock
Genevieve Conner
Cavour News Highlights Local Road Crew and Birthdays
Cavour George Dollenbacher and crew left for Sanborn county for summer road work. J H Haigh marked his 84th birthday and remains active. P T A met at the schoolhouse with a program by students and indoor baseball, plus lunch. Nearby visits included Mack, Mack, Matter, Dickson family, and Earle Kalahar’s truck mishap. LO. O. F. also met Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour
George Dollenbacher
Sanborn County
J. H. Haigh
Mack
Edna Mack
Ed Weideman
Albert Matter
Pearl Creek
T. E. Dickson and Son
Caveur
Pearl Creek Township
Growth under Mrs F Som Supervision Noted
Fragmentary OCR reads that under Mrs F Som supervision efforts to grow Spetes are described, with unclear continuation indicating ongoing work or project progress. Entities and specifics are minimal due to the damaged text.
Miss Catherine May Pickell Wins Regional Speech Title
Carthage Miss Catherine May Pickell earned first place in the dramatic speaking contest at Flandreau and again led in the regional egg show at Brookings with Story of Paris. Her coach is Myrtle Larson, a drama teacher at the public schools. She heads to the state meet soon. Local social notes mention gatherings, church plans, and community events including an Odd Fellow dance and census work updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Catherine May Pickell
Flandreau
Brookings
Parii
Myrtle Larson
William O'Brien
Jacy Gertland
O'Brien S.cience
Bensend
Hruse Club
Tne B. & Cafe
Jack Cavanaugh
F. E. McQuillan
Redfield
D. A. Amsbury
D. P. Paulson
Minneapolis
Marriet Walker
Montevideo
C. A. Larson
Howard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hay Cooper
Bonillazits
Nell Yielding
Albert Payne
Joe ‘Bies
Platte
Donovan Privett
Miller Hughmore
A. B. Custer
Joe Rodman
Lindblad
Frank Thompson
Margaret Avery
J. G. Hagen
Arthur Ostlund
Erie Ostlund
Ed Boeke
Wessington
Fanny Mills
George Hendrickson
Wentworth
Frank Allen
Iva
Lela Montgomery
Dragseth
Launspach
F.¥. Wardman
Muriel Perkins
Maurice Neshime
Enid Martin
Edward Jurgens
Lake Madison
Gladys Langbebm
S Huron Hospital
Maxine Cogswell
H. O
Cheney
William C. Hamilton
KK. Christensen
Stowe City
William Myers
Bonilla
Manchester
Mira-G.s. Barnes
Thur
Ford
Ruxtell
Axel
Kari Keen
A. M. Urquhart
Ford Sales and Service
Corner Third and
Kan
Faditchcock
Quaker State Oils
Texaco
Pat
Auto Supply
Broadland
Dorothy Urban
W. G. Urben
H. J. Creeden
Mr. Creeden
Fred Moltz
Evelyn
E. L. Thompson
Thompson
Roy Houck
John Moul
Chester
Gettysburg
Moul
R. C. Barber
Harold Patterson
Roy Barber
George Moriarity
G. D. Sackett
Portland
Ronald Bischoff
Everett Bischoff
Tom Terney
Ree Heights
Connelly
Robert Henson
Julius Funk
J .E. Specker
Mina Scott
E. P. Swartout
Omaha
Jack Pekarek
Ira Brewer
Elizabeth Brisben
Sioux City
Cedar Aid
George Fawcett
Koran Fawseett
Pred Lindeman
Delmont
Wayne Leyson
Will Clemens
John Lingscheil
Ed Fawcett
Hugh Gardner Jand
J. E. Specker
Bighmore
Fred Pekarex
Forest Burnham Farm
Verli
Prostrello
Elmer Beck
Ronald Henson
Charles Beranek
Konepp
Cee Rhee
Wvew
Icollet ‘Hotel
Minneepoalis
Nicolluc
Washington Kennedin Avenues
Clare
Man Mama
Wcco Sredian
Samaritan Hospital
Dakota Ave. Sc
Haros, S. D
Helen Sutherland
du Pont
Laughlin
Martin
Wisconsin
S. W
Ledisane
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