Saring Valley Villa Visitors Spread Across Town
Sunday visitors from Gatghran and Amiret arrive at Mike Davis home while Mrs Joe Welsh and Ed Wensman from Bancroft join the Bernard Garry residence visit. Esthe Adeline and Lewis Korkew of Canning were Sunday guests at Phil Tyrells, with Louis Tyrell returning to Canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saring Valley Villa
Vis- William
Gatghran
Sassstra Howe
Amiret, Minn
Mike Davis
Joe Welsh
Ed Wensman
Bancroft
Duane Garry
SSS Iroquois
Bernard Garry
Esthe
Adeline
Lewis Korkew
Canning
Phil Tyrells
Louis Tyrell
Neighborhood News Highlights Local Family Visits and Happenings
Mrs Nels Madson Sr remains patient at 4 Huron hospital. Mr and Mrs Forest Beavers announce birth of a son at their home north of Carpenter. Local residents and travelers share visits across St Lawrence Pine River Marion and Chicago. Cattle sale by Pefadsen Bros due to drought. Numerous absences and trips include DePauw University Minneapolis Minnesota Maple Lake Bluff Blair Hainer Highmore Century of Progress and Island Park outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Nels "Madson, Sr
Huron Hospital
Forest Beavers
Robert Beach
Pine River
Minn
Cavour James Show of Rayville Friday event
Cavour James Show of Rayville drew local attention on Friday while G P Verch Paul Verch and families were seen shopping in Huron. Col Colwell began constructing a new hog house on his farm north of town toward Te-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour James Show
Rayville
Cavour
G. P. Verch
Paul Verch
Col. Colwell
Local Notes From Richland Township And Nearby
Monday reports from Richland township note guests at the Ed Weideman home in town, with visits by Mr and Mrs Garlock and family from Lake Preston and Earl Fisher. Hot winds last week harmed corn prospects. C F Coughlin lost a dairy cow. Dora Miller and sister Mabel plan to depart for Philadelphia where Mrs Miller will teach in a hospital and Mabel seek other work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewis Leonhardt
Léwis
Pierre
John’ Gathman
Iroquois
Ed’ Weideman
Richland Township
Local life notes from Ree Heights area
Residents travel and visits across nearby towns as Cedar Ladies Aid prepares to meet. Ed Fawcett to host Cedar Ladies Aid Thursday. Families from Ree Heights, Hitchcock, Wayland, and Pipestone frequent Cottonwood Lake and World’s Fair trips. Auchtions and births reported. numerous local moves and visits to relatives in Iowa, Minnesota, Oregon, and England noted.
Aberdeen couple’s extended weekend with daughter in city
A Aberdeen family spent the weekend with their daughter who is a high school principal in the city. The woman and her husband followed a message regarding their sister, who remains in Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra’ ‘Howall
Aberdeen
Buffalo County Farm Report And Local Travel Notes
Farmers report poor crops and abundant chinch bugs, with corn losses noted last week. Visitors include George Koch and family from Goshen Indiana and Irvin Scofield and Verne Scofield from Missouri. Local clergy and residents return from trips to Notre Dame and Chicago World's Fair. Several anniversaries and a Ladies Club picnic at Cruson Grove are announced, along with travel updates from Howerd Morrison and Edith Keck's omnibus tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danforth
Buffalo
George
Koch
Goshen
Inds
Fenton
Thompson
Golderr
Cruson “Grove
Howerd Morrison
Nebraska
Corm-Good
Frantx Brotorick
Chicago
Ladies’ Club
Buffalo County
Cruson Grove
Lyda Geiver
Oklahoma
Ruth Breese
Cottage Grove
Ore
Edith Keck
Hiland
United States
Broadland Will Gross and Community Notes
Broadland Will Gross of Huron spent Sunday with Mrs Ira Howell. Miss Monica Brinkman a local grade teacher was hurt in a Minnesota automobile accident and is in hospital. Miss Sophia Krietman left for Chicago to attend Century of Progress and visit former teacher Henrietta Wamstad. Mrs W G Urban and daughter Dorothy with Frances Poulisse Albert Rogers and Dorothy Abramson motored to Pickerel Lake. Miss Poulisse spending week at Girl Scout camp. Men met at M E church to repair wind storm damage. Donald Johnston son of Mr and Mrs Lester Johnston returned home after weeks with grandparents. Broadford girls performed Wagging Tongues at Fairfield farm bureau meeting. Mr and Mrs Ross Cumming of Fairfield township spent Monday at L S Cumming home. Mr and Mrs Fred Moltz of near Wolsey and Mrs J C Glazier and son Lloyd tested Monday for a few days. Miss Krienan is working.
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Edna Walker
Wessington Springs
Highmore
Walker
Custer
Luta Huston
H. G. Ray
Allen Harness
Mill Creek
Ind
DePauw University
Minneapolis
Sveral
J. H. Lefler
Blair
E. Schneider
Yankton
Pauline Gray
Joe Sleder
Miller
L. L. Leeper
R. S. Taylor
Jim Magness
St Lawrence
Harry
Robinson
Magnesses
Pierre
Dale York
Parker
W. Pierre Yeandle
Betty Lou
Ruth
Canada
C. E. Noel
Island Park
Chamberlain
Charles la Croix
J. G. Ryan
Donald
Kenneth McLaughlin
John Vollum
Hills
Clyde Hill
Faith
Dave Willer
Harrold Grere
George Mesick
Fills
Orlo Carpenter
Hugo Blosdorn
Cee Hamlong
Park Rapids
Harry O’brien
Gerald
Manel
Bonney
Edgemont
Black Hills
Broadland Will Gross
Huron
Ira Howell
Monica Brinkman
Minnesota
Sophia Krietman
Chicago
Century of Progress
Harry Collins
Henrietta Wamstad
W. G. Urban
Dorothy
Frances Poulisse
Albert’ Rogers
Dorothy Abramson
Pickerel Lake
Poulisse
M.E
Donald Johnston
Lester Johnston
William Johnston
Fairfield Farm Bureau
Mfs
Ross Cumming
Fairfield
L. S. Cumming
Fred“Moltz
Near Wolsey
J. C. Glazier
Lloyd
Krieunan
Fishing trip and visits dominate Tulare area notes
The article records multiple local social outings and travel. Frank Brooker and Will Blume with the Blumé families return from a Lake Big Stone fishing trip. Mrs Sickles group motored to Mitchell and will be joined by Willian Walke, a guest with relatives. Mrs Andrew McDermot and Jarrot Weldenman visit Eagle Grove. H D Harrington family visits Watertown. Wil and Mrs Greer visit Clark. Mrs Hayden travels from Beach to attend John Lyman's funeral and stay with his widow. James Crawford Jr and Russell Thomas go to Chicago for Century of Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
Frank Brooker
Will Blume
EL Blumé
Lake Big Stone
Mesdames George
James Sickles
Dorothy Simons
Viola Schnei
Mildred Foglesong
Frank Sin Jes
Mitchell
Willian Walke
Troquois
Andrew McDermot
Jarrot Weldenman
Eagle Grove
H. D. Harrington
Watertown
Wil
C. E.greer
Clyde Fuller
Clark
Hayden
Beach
N. D
John Lyman
Picnic guests gather at Harris Evans home in Haron
Yaie Mr. and Mrs. William Malone and family attended a picnic at the Harry Evans home in Haron Sunday. S. C. Mason and son of Mitchell were guests, along with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lemke of Huron who visited Mrs. J. H. Rentch Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William “ Malone
Harry Evan
Haron
S.C. Mason
Mitchell
Ed Lemke
Huron
J. H. Rentch
Groton Area Socials Seen at Local Homes
Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson and family hosted relatives from Groton and others including Ms. Musolf and the Musolf family. Several guests visited or returned from travels to the World's Fair and eastern locales. Local residents such as Barrett, Derscheid, Boetel, Gaughran, Jensen, and Kuehl were mentioned with visits and family events.
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Morris Paine
Wayne
Robert
Ella Leyson
Wayne McCree
Milo Steele
Wisconsin
George Werd
Iowa
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Philip
Lloyd, Phinney
Amy Nicholas
George Cornell
Glenn Willett
Ronald Henson
Swartout
L. C.crimer
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Zell
Paul Olson
Hubert Bushong
John Palchow
Castile
Kellogg's Commor Post
Igetables
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Durkey
S. Te
North Side Grocery & Market
Deadnaster
Tek
Jai Briday
Va Messager
Mast
Athere
Ean Llogy
Battle Creek
Ays JB. Jr
John Sandstrom
Smiths
Vess Barrett
Harry Derscheid
Ed Barrett
Maror
Inlaw
Hannah Barrett
F. P. Matz
William Muson
Carl Boetel
W. A. Kuebli
Glen Gaughran
Butler
Jane
D. J. Jensen
Freesian
C A. Kaufman
Dorothy Muself
Francis Tyrell
Milbank
Willis Boyd
Ide Wolsey
Agatha Wallace
John Greenan
W. C. Tatnand
W. A. Kuehl
Ted Kuehl
Pouneiliore
Eatwell
Frankfurters
Bologna
South Dakota
OUR Grocery Dept
Loganberries
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