Neighborhood News Bonilla Herbert Mueller Visit Ends
Mrs Herbert Mueller returned home Wednesday from Swansville Minnesota after visiting her parents for 10 days. The Yard Beautification demonstration led by FR A Cave county agent was postponed to Tuesday. The Bonilla Extension club met with Mrs Rollie Kenis with 12 present and lunch served. Missionary division of the Ladies Aid met in the church basement with attendees from Wolsey. East Extension club met at Mrs John Phillips home with 10 present and a demonstration by Mrs Hart. Rollie Kenison plans to open a confectionery in the former Flying Boots cafe corner building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Herbert Mueller
Swansville
Minn
A. Cave
Bonilla Extension Club
Rollie Kenis
Bob Kenyon
Ladies Aid
H. W. Wintner
Sophia Bannes
Cheney
Streeter
Wolsey
East Extension Club
John Phillips
Hart
Rollie Kenison
Flying Boots
Cavour Community Briefs Highlight Local Activity
Cavour residents reported business calls and visitors throughout the week. Paul Van Hefte of Sanborn County bought a chick breeder house from Cavour Lumber. Easter services at the M E church drew strong attendance while Sunday school grew to seventy one attendees with visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour
Chris Skow
Hoskins
Paul van Hefte
Sanborn County
Cavour Lumber Company
Martin
Martin Frank
Mitchell
B. B. McClaskey
Huron
Pauline Edwards
Aberdeen
Clifford Edwards
John Coster
Sioux Falls
Pat Costello
J. T. Breen
George Small
Gale Small
Cavour M. E
Marjorie Lather
Gladys Edwards
Hitchcoes
Breen
Frank Gellerman
Fred Gellerman
Waubay
Local Elections See 62 Votes Cast In Harvold
The Harvold town election yielded only 62 ballots with no issues at stake. Community notes report a death in Everett Washington, a hospital patient in Huron, a newborn son northwest of town, and various local social events. Forecasts note moisture with rain and heavy snow affecting activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlarfold
O. J. Brimmer
Waddington
Everett
Wash
A. V. Gooddrich
Huron Hospital
Danbaum
Willer
Omaha
Will Bohning
Sunny
Iz Onida
Bobby Winckler
Ruth Reed
Oma Filton
Onida
Alvin Ray
Doland and Hitchcock residents cited in local notices
Doland callers include Doland Frank Heer and Ed Lounsberry and Mrs J J Gill of Leola and Mrs Goodrich of Tulare reacting to the death of their uncle E E Emerson who died Thursday night. Final services were held Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Klingerhofer
Trodkings
Klingelhofer
A. H. Denis
Earl Paul
Everett
Vesta Paul
Huron
R. W. LaBrie
Laurence
Deland
Evelyn
Mildred ‘Shief
Pipestone
Minn
Vivian Meyers
Orient
John Lambert
Rochester
Mian
Mary Hill
Aberdeen Normal
C. G. Hill
A. J. Schmitz
Blyndon, Minn
C.J. Schmitz
Local notes from De Smet and Minneapolis visits
De Smet residents report health and travel updates as W Eliwyn White travels to Minneapolis for two weeks of treatment. E H Lewis sustains serious burns from Saturday’s fire, with Mrs. Cole returning home from Huron hospital soon. Bernadine Burns remains severely ill with measles and pneumonia. Miss Juanita Hall returns from Minneapolis for a weekend visit. Robert Dyar enjoys Easter break from the University of Minnesota. Fred Lewis joins his father in town, and A J Bricson family relocates to Minneapolis after long De Smet residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Smet
Eliwyn White
Minneapolis
E. H Lewis
Harry Cole
Huron
Lake Preston
Juanita Hall
Bernadine Burns
Dennis Burns
Robert Dyar
University of Minnesota
Fred Lewis
Marshall, Minn
E. H. Lewis
A. J. Bricson
Funeral attendance and visiting relatives noted in Huron
Mr and Mrs Frank Forsburg of Huron were here Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mrs Walter Pleudeman. Paul Ruth, son of Dr and Mrs T Ruth, is here visiting for the week. Theodore Purintun of New York is here visiting with his father J O Purintun and other relatives and friends, having spent much of this winter in Texas and Salt Lake City and other points near there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Patsy
Bill Harrington
Dale Webb
Mel
William Harrington
Marian Quirk
Grace Harrington
Bernadine Tompkins
Patricia Harrington
Eleanor Marshall
Billy Caldwell
Stax Husband
Tony Anderson
Robert ‘Taylor
Huron
Dares Cunningham
Pierre Hospital
C. L
Hyde County
Marion Askew
Jeannette Noel
Meralan Grace
Frank Forsburg
Walter Pleudeman
Paul Ruth
Theodore Purintun
New York
J. 0. Purintun
Texas
Salt Lake City
Miller Hires New School Superintendent in Miller
Miller selects H. H. Kramer of Blunt as superintendent to replace Morrison Sims. Dr M W Pangburn partners with Dr Hagen in Scotland after practice at Faulkton. Local residents Gertrude Moriarty Ellen Aasby Helen Stewart visit relatives. Norman Rose back at Northwestern depot. Ethel Berry attends state meeting of county superintendents. W H Diedrich of Huron visits Miller while W Deardorf goes to Iowa for his mother’s funeral. Waldo Eakle returns from Madison printing job to visit. Daniel Healey of Miller Gazette visits Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Howard Kramer
Blunt
Morrison Sims
M. W. Pangburn
Judge Pangburn
Faulkton
Scotland
Hagen
Gertrude Moriarty
Redfield
Ellen Aasby
Highmore
Helen Stewart
Sioux Falls
E. Q. Beck
Norman Rose
Northwestern
Ethel Berry
Huron
H. P. Diedrich
Deardorf
Iowa
Waldo Eakle
Madison
Daniel Healey
The
Miller Gazette
Aberdeen
Postmaster Claims Piles Relief From Dr McCleary
Navarre Kansas postmaster J D Eisenhower details eight years of rectal trouble with failed home remedies and physicians. He credits Dr McCleary of Excelsior Springs Missouri for cure and urges others to write for his book Piles Treated Without Surgery. Over 20,000 treated nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
J. D. Eisenhower
Navarre
McCleary
Excelsior Springs
Elms Blvd
United States
Canada
MfcCleary
Local visitors and repairs noted in Pierre area
Misa Dorothy Travis of Pierre visited with friends here last week. Lloyd Tamblyn of Wessington Springs visited early this week. Mrs Weyne Gillette visited relatives at Gann Valley this week. Leonard Tysland left for Town due to a sister's death. Mr and Mrs A E Raebel of Woonsington Springs visited with their daughter Miss Jean Raebel. Miss Mabel Murphy, Carleton College student from Northville Minnesota, home for Eastern vacation. Murphy building a 25 by 50 brick structure west of the harness shop. George Edgington has the contract. Murphy to install a new front in his building now leased by Red Owl store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Dorothy Travis
Pierre
Lloyd ‘Tamblyn
Wessington Springs
Weyne Gillette
Gann Valley
Leonard Tysland
A. E. Raebel
Wogsington Springs
Jean Raebel
Mabel Murphy
Carleton College
Northville
Minn
Murphy
George Edgington
Red Owl
W C T A Meeting Affected By Ill Secretary In Alpena
Alpena notes report a Wednesday W C T A session at the church parlors with Mrs. Lightoe substituting for ill secretary Mrs Orra Bartings. Miss Clara Eaton led devotionals and read the Easter story. Members shared lessons on Mercy and Humane Education and refreshments were served. Various residents are pictured in local activities and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Leighton
Clara Eaton
JE. Washburn
Mitchell
A. J. Brigham
Bridge
D. Wahl
Mason Smith
L. M. Cottard
Charles
Sioux Falls
E. R. Barnes
Frank Eberhard
346-Pounder in Senate Race in Pennsylvania
A oddly phrased report hints at a large man named Webster G Drew, city treasurer of Bradford, Pa, being considered for the United States Senate seat in Pennsylvania. The piece plays on size and strength as a humorous note about a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster G Drew
Bradford
Drew
Pennsylvania
Woonsocket Officials Attend Interstate Spelling Contest
Woonsocket deputy county superintendent of schools Mrs Mamie Yonker left Thursday with J H Luby and his daughter Phylis and Ralph Butts of Letcher for Council Bluffs Iowa where Miss Luby will take part in a written interstate spelling contest. The contest was held Saturday. Dr Damaree of Woonsocket reports that Oliver Fortier is improving satisfactorily. The boy was seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Yonker
J. H. Luby
Phylis
Ralph Butts
Letcher
Councill Bluffs Ta
Miss Luby
Damaree
Woonsocket
Oliver Fortier
Artesian couple obtains marriage license in Thursday issuance
A marriage license was issued Thursday to Jacob Pfister of Artesian and Lydia Turner of Artesian, with T. M. Brisbine planning a garage addition to his Woonsocket home. John Butwaork, janitor of the Sanborn county courthouse, mowed the courthouse lawn as rains slowed mowing and rapid grass growth followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Pfister
Artesian
Legal
Lydia Turner
T. M. Brisbine
Woonsocket
John Butwaork
Sanborn County Court House
Court House
Wessington Local Business and Election Notes
Wessington reports Joe Roberts placing shelving at Robszom Meat Market while Will Eddy buys a Spartan radio. Election day quiet with TNO opposition. three aldermen elected and John Croes re-elected city justice. Miss Leona Stiner of Yale visited relatives. John Schollian Jr to auction household goods Saturday afternoon. Frank Burns leases Schollian residence. Easter vacation at Wessington school. school closed Thursday evening resuming Monday morning. Mrs. R B Fuller to entertain Missionary society Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Joe Roberts
Robszom
Will Eddy
Sparten
TNO
John Croes
Leona Stiner
Yale
John Schollian
Frank Burns
Schollian
Richland Students Read Essays on Natural Resources
Seventh and eighth grade pupils from nearby townships read essays on Natural Resources in Cavour on Thursday afternoon. Fern Beall won first place, Mary Martin second, Phyllis Weier third, judged by Rev. Mr. Arms, L. A. Huhn and Delta Gartland. Fern Beall attends Richland school. Edna Elder accompanied Mr. and Mrs. C. Van Tuyl to Sioux Falls on Friday. Farmers report seeding nearly done as rain and snow paused farming briefly. Richland church choir offered two Easter programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Cavour
Fern Beall
Mary Martin
Phyllis Weier
Arms
L. A. Huhn
Delta Gartland
Edna Elder
Richland Church
Fragments Describe Cross Made by Tice for French Vessel Trip
A fragmentary note from Niles Michigan mentions a cross crafted by Tice from mixed wood. It references a wood supply obtained for the French vessel exploration, with additional details obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clars of
Niles
Michigan
Rew
Trenerry
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Springfield
New England
Echo Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellowship
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G. H. Youngs
W. Leighton
Dr. Morrison
J. E. Washburn
Nathaniel Winter
Hand County
Otto Winter
Calvin Aisenbrey
Chamberlain
Arthur Sheffield
Henry Plate
Steven Mullhouse
Sioux City
Vera Smith
Frances Holly
Claud Crouch
Dale
Washburn
Alpena
Emanuel Lehr
Harold Neuharth
E. O. Schmidt
Louie Hansohm
Woonsochet
Dure Templiers
France
la Co Tah
A. Trenerry
Baptist Church
Templars
Armand
Corner Drug Store
Wheeler Drug Store
Perriton’s Drug Store
Sherman & Moe's
Huronize
Centra South
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