Local News From Blunt And Nearby
Lee Walters of Kesr Blunt lost his paper while trying a faker on a horse and sliced his finger, needing treatment at a Pierre hospital. Chicago guests Hans Stemmer and daughter with Bris Hutson of Walkerton visited the Bordens. the Stemmer and Hutson families kin to Clarence Borden. Mrs Coleman and children returned home to Pierre after visiting Blunt relatives. A car carrying Mrs William Combs and her mother burned near Blunt. they were unhurt. Clintons Borden is hauling grain for area farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Walters
Kesr
Blunt
Pierre
Mra
Hans Stemmer
Chicago
Bris. Hutson
Walkerton
Ind
Borden
Hutson
Clarence Borden
Stemmers
Paul Shore
Repid City
Charles Coleman
William Combs
Charles Miller
Clintons Borden
Bumper crop notes and visitors in Forestburg area
A report from Forestburg notes Lew Hinds harvesting barley at forty bushels per acre in bottom land near Rife Lake twelve miles north in Iton township. Numerous visits from relatives and friends arrive from St. Paul Mitchell Highmore Ellsworth Arlington and Saskatchewan with social and medical outings and family picnics at Wessington Springs Hitchcock Park and Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Hinds
Rife Lake
Iton Township
G. B. Wilder
Robert
Gaylon Jackson
Micheal Munson
St. Paul
G. A. Weidmier
Highmore
C. D. Cook
Arlington
Briggses
Wesley Sutton
New York
Wessington Springs
F. J. Winkler
Saskatchewan
Canada
Tom Halvorson
Winkler
Sheffield Leo Best Recovers From Severe Wire Cut
Sheffield Leo Best is reported to be making a satisfactory recovery after a badly cut by wire incident. Mr and Mrs Hamilton and daughter of Wisconsin visited recently with their cousin, the Buckley brothers. Floyd Weaver C Chapman and J Chapman have rented hay land near Clarit and Conde and have been cutting it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Leo Best
Hamilton
Wisconsin
Fhe Buckley Brothers
Floyd Weaver
C. Chapman
J.chapman
Clarit and
Conde
Local families travel and visit across South Dakota towns
Numerous names appear as residents, relatives, and friends traveling and visiting homes in Watertown Mitchell Huron Castlewood Iroquois Cavour and nearby areas. The entries note a birth in a Huron hospital and several return trips for haying and visits to relatives.
Local residents visit and travel notes from Fedora area
Mr and Mrs Mzron Willard of Madi se with relatives inspect bee hives in Fedora vicinity. Orville Hubbart and family plan a Kulm North Dakota visit. Peter Helland motored to Weasing Springs for daughter Albert Swanson visit. daughter Mary returns home. Gus Dokken of Hudson spends weekend at Helland home. Billy Cowell of Sioux City visits George Gidley home. Cowell taught Kimber school nearby and ran a hardware store. Francis Harte and family from Bridgewater visit Ed Noit home. Ronald Best of Madison visits J M Best home. Charles Cory visits Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mzron Willard
Madise
Tweney
Fedora
Orville Hubbart
Kulm
N. D
Peter Helland
Weasing Springs
Albert Swanson
Mary
Gus Dokken
Hudson
Billy Cowell
Sioux City
George Gidley
Madison
J. M Best
Charles Cory
Mitchell
Local Resident Visits Highlight Week of Social News
Ashton Newmarch family and niece Miss Ethel Galitz of Low Moor Iowa guest this week at Mrs Anna Larson home. Mrs Carl Christel and two sons from Vermilion arrive for extended visit with her father Mr Co E Quinby. Mr and Mrs C H McCressen and two children depart for Pelican Lake Minnesota for a few days with Mr and Mrs Andrew Torgeson. Mrs Anna Christenson, staying with daughter Mrs Frank Snyder, leaves for Minneapolis. S P Watkins and son Gardner of Wilmette Illinois plan time nearby to tend farming interests and visit relatives. Bert Bloormhol of Milbank calls Saturday evening. Joe Keller of Newcastle Nebraska visits companions en route to North Dakota for threshing work. Wayne Hagman spends week with mother Lydia Heguan en route from Rapid City to Foresthire for surveying work. Mr and Mrs W H Francis both ill this week. Mr Francis hospitalized Monday in Aberdeen for surgery. Early reports say they are improving after knee infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Torgeson
Anna Christenson
Frank Snyder
Minneapolis
S. P. Watkins
Gardner
Wilmette
Bert Bloormhol
Milbank
Joe Keller
Newcastle
Neb
North Dakota
Wayne Hagman
Lydia Heguan
Rapid City
Foresthire
W. H. Francis
Mr. Francis
Aberdeen
Weekend Visit Leads to Hills Tour in Dale and Black Hills
Alpena Amelia and Velma Neumeyer spent Friday at the E. O. Schmidt home in Dale with Esther Schmidt joining for the weekend. Franklin Kingman and Don Hammer continued their weeklong tour of the Black Hills visiting Frank Ruppela and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena Amelia
Velma Neumeyer
E. O. Schmidt
Dale
Esther Schmidt
Franklin Kingman
Don Hammer
Black Hills
Frank Ruppela
Visitors and family reunions crowd Baltic and area
Local families from Crow Lake to Wessington Springs and Alpena visited relatives in Baltic and nearby towns. The Lindstedt, Evenson, and Royer clans joined Norway descendants at a Baltic reunion, with visits to Carthage Sioux Falls and Beadle County. Church groups held a party after a picnic day.
Close party and social notes from Alpena diary
Mrs Herman Kunes teaches this class. Mire James Blow and children from Forestburg visit relatives in Alpena. The Progressive Study club hosted the winning side for dinner at Mrs George Hubbard home. Cosmos flowers decorated, and place cards featured amali fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kunes
James Blow
Forestburg
Alpena
Progressive ‘Study Club
George Hubbard
Cosmos
Amali
Local visitors share short stays and day visits
Dol and Ruby Dinkins of Huron visited with relatives while Bernard Beck of Chamberlain stayed a few days with friends. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Humphrey of Huron visited at Mrs. Hilda Gross’s home for a day. They were joined by James Lovelace, returning from visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Hubin and daughter Alice spent a day at their Lake Katapeska cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dol
Ruby Dinkins
Huron
Bernard Beck
Chamberlain
H. H. Humphrey
Hilda Gross
James Lovelace
Curt Lovelace
G. J. Hubin
Alice
Lake Katapeska
Local travelers visit relatives across region
Mr and Mrs Harold Kline spent time at the Hubin cottage near Lake Kam with relatives. Mrs Kiler Sorensen and daughter Shirley plus Marvin McNickle of Chamberlain visited friends. Mrs Agnes Schmitz and Miss Coralyne Riche drove to Waubay with family. They have stayed three weeks. Coach Ray White went to Cedar Rapids with Lester Johnson Milford Sapp and P Beil who plan to enroll at Coe College next year. Mrs Frank Hahn Letitia Howard and Mrs George Gordon visited Tomah Wisconsin. Harold Kline and Agnes Schmitz were Redfield callers. Diaf Langeland of Huron visited his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kline
Sumdex
Hubin Cottege
Lake Kam
Kiler Sorensen
Shirley
Marvin McNickle
Chamberlain
Agnes Schmitz
Coralyne Riche
Waubay
Ray White
Cedar Rapids
Lester Johnson
Milford Sapp
P. Beil
Coe College
Frank Hahn
Letitia
Howard
George Gordon
Tomah
Wis
Halm
Gordon
Redfield
Diaf Langeland
Huron
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Yale
William Bossey
Sioux Falls
J. E. O'Keefe
George Hailauer
Watertown
Nes
J. D. Kaufman
Irene Harding
Mary Jane Kaufman
Mit
Woonsocket
Matt Gabel
Eileen Norauist
Phil Smith
Cavour
Melvin Gifford
Castlewood
Harvey Maroney
Eon
Dean
Robert Pratt
Ursula Coughlin
Edmund
Elaine Martin
Verne Bassey
Dele Sargeant
Iroquois
William Maag
William Freeman
Frank Davis
William Bassey
Bottomley
Eli Martin
William Davis
Hinds
Delma
Willis
Norm Peterson
Arthur Kimber
Torsten Slemmen
Chauncey Earls
Lake Mitch
Stowell
Style Shop
Don
Hope Hammer
Thure Lindstedt
Crow Lake
G. H. Young
Carthage
Edsnuel Lehria
W. A. Ruppel
Pete Evenson
Burr Oak
Carrie Evenson
W. B. Dix
Roy Wales
C. A. Crouch
J. ¥. Murphy
Lawrence Murphy
Friendsj
Charles Hoyer
Glen
Lew
Frank Rodman
August Wahl
Trip
Otto Winter
Doris
Elaine
Armand
Mogek
Leslie Briggs
Arthur Sheffield
John Teveldahl
Martin Helgerson
Beadle
Ernest Dahme
Foresburg
O. M. Eaton
M. E
Subway
Habicht
Lochmore Coats
Ing
Lochmore
Glover
Sawyer
Vy Price
Boya
Rockford
Sox
Z- Pai
Little Men's High School
For All
Huron’s
Shaker
T, Price
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