Neighborhood News from Beall area highlights visits and events
Beall school pupils staged a successful Tuesday evening entertainment in Richland township netting about 17 dollars. Mrs. John Fernan entertained nieces Leone Frances and Gertrude McGill of Avoca Wisconsin visiting through next week and planning a Black Hills tour. Local residents travel to Blunt for a weekend trip while others report rainless conditions tightening corn prospects. pool crowds grow at Miner swimming pool during hot days.
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I. O
F. Lodge
B. J. Alvey
Sully County
Alvey
Thomas Bloodgood
Bloodgood
Faulkton Hospital
Herman Matter
Pearl Creek Township
William Maag
James Dailey
William Zell
Cavour
P. J. Ckeef
John Nolan
Cayour
Ray Nolan
M. Beall
Richland Township
Witn Troquois
Local visitors and travelers list in Doland area
Doi and Mrs FH Stoft Axel Sorenson of Tyler Minn Mrs PL Herbusky and son of Grand Rapids Mich visit at E G Sorenson and family Miles McMickle who enlisted in the navy left for Omaha for final examinations Mrs Jesse Utter returned from Spencer ND Ruth Floteshinger of Dell Rapids spending a few days at the Hubin home Grant Gagerty and family of Redfield visiting Doland Marvin McNickle in Raymond Ed Klingelhofer and son Paul returned from Madison Wis George Quinn drove to Mellette to visit his wife's parents G Clark drove to Watertown to fetch Mrs Clark and sons after a stay with her parents
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FH. Stoft
Axel Sorenson
Tyler, Minn
PL Herbusky
Grand Rapids
Mich
E.G. Sorenson
Miles McMickle
Navy
Omana
Jesse Utter
Spencer
Ruth Floteshinger
Dell Rapids
Hubin
Percy Walker
Jean
Davenport
Mary Parchin
Mary Walker
Earl
Sergeant
Clinton
Henry F Parchin
Dick Welch
Sioux City
J. L. Giles
Leola
Grant Gagerty
Redfield
Marvin McNickle
Raymond
Ed Klingelhofer
Paul
Madison Wis
George Quinn
MeUectte
Mrs
Broadland social notes from Broadland and nearby towns
Broadland Mrs Philip Gascoigne returned from a trip to Gettysburg to visit her son Frank. Albert Rogers left for Faulkton on a business trip. Clay Morris of Sioux Falls visited Howard Morris's home. Miss Marguerite Morriss and Miss Julia Mare nis accompanied him to Chillicothe Missouri to visit relatives for four weeks. Edith Anderson helps at M F Luble home this week. R E Johnston of Redfield called on friends in Broadland Thursday. W E Aytie of Huron was in Broadland on business Thursday. Mr and Mrs Sackett visited the Sackett home Thursday evening. Dolores and Gloria Smith visited Miss Mira Bushfield Sunday.
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Broadland
Philip Gascoigne
Frank
Gettysburg
Albert Rogers
Faulkton
Clay Morris
Sioux Falls
Howard Morris Home Fund
Marguerite Morriss
Julia Marenis
Sioux Parl
Chillicothie
Edith Anderson
M. F. Luble
R. E. Johnston
Redfield
W.E. Aytie
Huron
Mrs. E. Sackett
GS. D. Sackett
Dolores and
Gloria Smith
Mira Bushfield
Local residents share updates on travel and visits
Wolsey Mrs. Gay Brown feels much better at home. Mrs. Privett visited friends in Huron Wednesday. Mrs. F. W. Thompson and daughter Margaret left for Terry Montana to visit sister Mire. George Senter. Mrs. L. L. Kaiser and son Dickie traveled to Pierre Monday to visit friends at the start of the week.
Local Happenings and Visits Roundup
Conde Harry Hoffman visits sister Mrs. R. M. Jackson at Pukwana South Dakota. Nellie Jackson works at Tennis Fare. Mr and Mrs Chris Lofthouse and children spend Sunday at Medicine Lake. Mrs Lew Cleveland and daughter arrive home from Ellendale North Dakota after visiting Mrs Jack Helder. Frank Wettstein returns from Ft Snelling hospital. Mrs S J Ahlis and daughter Jean depart for Minneapolis then St Cloud. Camp Fire Girls and leader Miss Anna Imsland leave for Lake Kampeska for a week. Mrs Roy Wilson and children of Big…
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Conde Harry Hoffman
R. M. Jackson
Pukwana
Nellie Jackson
Chris Lofthouse
Medicine Lake
Lew Cleveland
Emerson Place
Edith Meisen
Ellendale
N. D
Jack Helder
Frank Wettstein
Ft. Snelling Hospital
J. Ahlis
Jean
Minneapolis
St. Cloud
Anna Imsland
Lake Kampeska
Roy Wilson
Big
Pronto the bear star at Los Angeles miniature golf course
A humorous note describes Pronto the brown bear guardian at a ninth hole miniature golf course in Los Angeles, posing for a photo and reputedly fond of golf balls after being given one dipped in syrup to play with. The item adds light social notes about local visitors and residents.
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Pronto
Small Brown Bear
Los Angeles
America
Esmond and area residents listed in social notes
Esmond and surrounding figures visit relatives and attend events across towns including Des Moines Huron Ipswich Spencer and Madison. Notables: Gyle Salter hospitalized for appendicitis at a Huron hospital. Ness family building a Betle Prairie schoolhouse. Morin family moving to Madison Neb. Several locals travel for visits farm work and business over recent days.
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Esmond Ray Ely
de Smet
Esmond
H. H. Ness
Madison
George Hoeye
Portland
Ore
Irs
Vera Myers
Barb Hoeve
Teddy Hoeve
Des Moines
J. G
Luster Hoeve
Pilmer
Eric Fingerson
Spencer
E. G. Salter
Ipswich
R. G. Hannah
Mattie Baird
Huron
Ed Stuart
Deri Jellers
Cacre Christian
J. G. Hoege
E. F. Blankenburg
Minnesota
Gyle Salter
William Salter
Huron Hospital
William Spriggs
Edward Morin
California
Verne Hocge
A. E. Morin
John McKelvie
Gayville
Davis
Center
Cole
Walter Hammers
George Gardner
Lois
Lorraine Walkington
Lake Kampeska
Ness
Betle Prairie
Evelyn Yates
Nucon
Jess Wood
Chaproan
Ehgwen
J. J. Yate
Carthage
Andrew Kepperud
Omaha
Kopperud
Lake Preston
W. J. Wilkens
Weekend Visitors and Local Funeral Notice in Wayland
Wayland residents hosted or visited relatives including Mrs. Alice Byery and daughters Helen and Ruth with Mrs. Edna Johansen and son Ives. Miss Hester Bronsted from Sioux Falls spent the weekend with brothers north of town. Ralph Carlton of Rapid City visited at the R B Sedam home bringing children to stay. A large turnout from the vicinity attended the funeral of Dewey Brown held Monday afternoon. Arthur Hadley family were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Orva French. Mr and Mrs James Gaughan returned Tuesday morning from North Dakota.
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Wayland
Alice Byery
Helen
Ruth
Edna Johansen
Ives
Monroe
Hester Bronsted
Sioux Falls
Ralph Carlton
Rapid’ City
R &B. Sedam
Carlton
Dewey Brown
Mc. Wood
Richland Visits and family gatherings noted in socials
Richland Ms. Herman Michel and her son from Tipton Ind arrived Saturday night to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Chris Voss and other relatives. Harry Griggs was dismissed from a Huron hospital and is at the C W Warr Tays home. Mrs Alvina Smith and sons Delmar and Harold and daughter Bernice and Miss Hilda Schmidt of Springfield Minn arrived at the C W Van Tuyl home for a visit. The Chris Voss family had a picnic at Pearl Creek swimming pool Sunday. Mr and Mrs Michel of Tipton sind are visiting the L W Butz family. Mr and Mrs T W Curtis of Huron and daughter Mrs Julia Wilson of California spent Wednesday with the Elder.
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Richland
Herman Michel
Tipton
Ind
Chris Voss
Harry Griggs
Huron Hospital
C. W
Pearl Creek
Michel
Sind
L. W. Butz
T. W. Curtis
Huron
Julia Wilson
California
Perplexing Situation Played by Richland Youth at Church
Former Richland residents performed a piece titled A Perplexing Situation by young people from Richland church. The event drew a large crowd and was well received. Bertha Voss is visiting friends near Wolsey, and Mrs Mabel Gilchrist returned from Marion, Iowa, with her husband and sister.
Local notes from Black Hills and nearby towns
C H Drew returned from the Black Hills on business. William Filby was rushed to Pierre hospital after a serious accident while working on his well. Mrs F M Matteson and baby were released from Aberdeen hospital. Mary Hamaker Wilbur Hunt and Rev Mr Chase from the Methodist church were sent to Pactora assembly in the Black Hills. Bonnie OBrien visits Aberdeen relatives and may not return until school opens in September. Mr and Mrs Clyde Hill and Mr and Mrs Willard Hill returned from a trip through Wyoming Utah Colorado Nebraska and Kansas. Mr and Mrs Ray Miller of California arrived in Highmore to visit relatives. The Rev Vernon family are also noted.
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C. H. Drew
Black Hills
William Filby
Pierre
F. M. Matteson
Aberdeen
Mary Hamaker
Wilbur Hunt
Mr. Chase
Methodist Church
Pactora
Bonnie O'Brien
Clyde Hill
Willard Hill
Wyoming
Utah
Calorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Ray Miller
California
Highmore
Rey
Mr. Vernon
Family Heads to Lake Okoboji for Vacation
Leaving today for Howard 8 D they will join the Rev Mroa Biley and family and go to Lake Okoboji in Iowa for their vacation. Bob Ray left Wednesday for Minneapolis on business.
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Howard
8. D
MroaBiley End
Lake Okoboji
Iowa
Bob Ray
Minneapolis
Local families report travel and health related returns
Mrs. James Hamlin returned from Sioux Falls on Monday where she visited at the lake AA. Kaye and family came back Tuesday from Michigan after a two week visit with relatives. Guy Sarvis left his missionary post in Japan with a child, returned to regain his health. His wife and brother stay in Japan. He arrived in Highrmore this week.
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James Hamlin
Sioux Falls
Kaye
Tuessaar
Michigan
Guy Sarvis
Japan
Highrmiore
August Huron editorial on salesmanship and color trends
An August editorial discusses local business and civic life in Huron, praising Peter salesmanship and promoting Vermillion paint and enamel. It touches on home improvements with storm sash, window and door screening, and notes increasing use of bright colors in screens as flies appear with August.
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Huron
Peter
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