West River Farm Development Institute Planned
Rapid City and Belle Fourche will host a four day event February 26 to March 1 focused on agricultural problems and possibilities west of the Missouri River. The program covers cattle, sheep, dry farming, irrigation, dairying, poultry, honey, and related industries, with sponsors including North Railroad, state agriculture department, State Chamber of Commerce, State College, and local groups. The Rapid City sessions begin with joint programs and Farm Women day activities.
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Rapid City
West River Farm’ Development Institute
Belle Fourche
North Railroad
State Department, of Agriculture
State ‘Chamber Ofmmerce
State College
Ats
Lite Federal Experiment
Newell and Ardmore
Henry ‘G'Neil
Associated Commercial
Black Hills
Rapid ‘City Chamber of Commerce
Local Notes From Pegh needy Milier area and nearby homes
Pulare Mrs Roy Hiatt Conkey attend Pegh needy Milier mater of Flandreaq visit Vern Cutton and Harry Lawson homes last week. G D Coley spent several days in By ookings with her son govanler. Snowdrift affected Sunday events. Beulah Shahi and Marty Cour key engaged in rural chores.
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Mde
G. A. Predric
Beulah Crired Shahi
Marty Courkey
Community Notes From Local Neighbors and Events
A patchwork of town life appears with visits to St Paul, birthday party at a home on Tuesday, and Mary Jean Hutchinson turning seven with games and gifts. Cars trouble trips, chicken pox keeps Marion Williams home, and Ruth Meyer misses school. Mr Shaw’s travel, Mr McElrath’s motor trip, and locals moving into the Leiter house are noted while Ada Lambert cares for Mrs Brabbs. A Ladies Minstrel show and a one act play are planned for Community Ball on February 8 with rehearsals underway.
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Jiehanson
St Pau
Harold Hultman
Oelack
Mary Jean
Bancroft
Clifford Stiners
Ed Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Marion Williams
Ruth Meyer
G. H.mcelrath
Deadwood
Pin
Marg
George McGregor
Quinn
S. C
Wessington
King
Louis Leiter
A. Stiner
Will Etler
Myr
G. GC. Derr
John Meera Jamie
Vagina
Ada Lambert
W.T. Brabbs
Stobbs
Esmond Briefs and Local Notices
Miss Elmora Jensen departs for Epollis to study beauty culture at Paul’s. Mrs H D Reckard and J Yates spent days in DeSoto, with J Yates officiating last week. A public sale was held south of Esmond on Wednesday. The town panel of Trustees planned a meeting Saturday night continuing into next month due to railroad issues. Prot Wilbur Ohlsen is absent while work continues.
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Elmora
Jensen
Epolis
Paul's
H. D. Reckard
J. Yates
DeSaict
As .A.juryman
Ites
Hobert
Wells
Esmond
Lm Esmori
Bal-Rosd
Hall Avas
Siluriey
R. Elise
Sreiehts
Wilbur Ohlsen
Desmert and Esmond Social Notes Truncated
Alpena correspondent reports small town visits and family updates with names like Mrs Irvin Jenson and Mrs Bert DeVore. Multiple residents from Huron and Dale figure in visits and illnesses, with social calls to the Page and Lawrence households noted amid scattered fragments.
Alpena Visit Described In Fragmentary Local Note
A damaged local excerpt mentions Mr Donald Forbes visiting Web ater to spend the week with a friend teaching there. Franklin Kinsman suffers a foot abscess. Robert Garden and his 13 year old son travel to Alpena for medical care after a leg ligament injury. Garden experiences car trouble in a snowstorm. they stay in Alpena overnight with John Lewis giving them a ride home.
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Donald Forbes
Webater
Alpena
John Lewis
Wolsey Notes and Moves in Local Life
Mra John Hagedorn was taken to Huron hospital and operated on Thursday morning. James Sprick plans to sail to Germany around February 16 to visit relatives. Mrs Roy McShon arrived from North Dakota to teach for her sister. Extension club meeting postponed due to bad weather. Joe Rodman moved his family to a former Chesely home. Fern Harrington weekend visit to Vermillion. Bana Howard business trip to Wessington Springs. Martin Liebht ill at home. Badies Aid society met in church basement for a supper served by Group No. 1. Mrs RL Atkins entertained Wolsey public school faculty and Miss Hazel Carne and Warren Dat- Jing at a six o'clock dinner last week. card games followed.
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Mra
John Hagedorn
Huron Hospital
James Sprick
Chicago
New York
Germany
Roy McShon
Theresa McConviz
North Dakota
Huron
Duep
Extension Club
Feod Stearward
Joe Rodman
F. W. Chesely
Fern Harrington
Vermillion
Bana Howard
Wessington Springs
Martin Liebht
Badies Aid Socrets
RL. Atkinsor
Wolsey Public School
Hazel Carne
Warren Dat- Jing
Card Gates
Local Notes From The Rural Community
Rural items report Carl Winttater selling goods for four passenger train running on Tuesday morning. Schools held a program with songs readings and recitations. The Box-Scout group attended a rally in Huron Monday evening. Frances Poulisse visited home in town over the weekend. The Girt Reserves postponed their play due to bad roads. Karl Setters and Frank Gascaigie traveled to Huron Monday afternoon. Church services were held Sunday because of road conditions. Richard Teeple left Fred Moltz’s home for Sioux City Monday. Hila Pownell and family spent time in town.
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Carl Winttater
Lincoln
Huron
Frances ‘Poulisse
Girt
Huron Monday Business Trips and Local Notices
Regional notes report Lloyd and Lyle Glazier drove to Huron on business while births and deaths ripple through the community. A telescope of brief items includes a Mayo Clinic trip for Mrs. Henry, a death in Ackley, and G L Chase's hospital return. Community events feature a high school play Thread of Destiny, church groups meeting, and Valentine themed gatherings amid sleigh riding misadventure.
Woonsocket Visit Notes Trip and Shoppers Reported
Lane and Mrs Henry C Praston were Woonsocket visitors Friday. Bissy Trotter and Miss Bently were shopping in Woonsocket Saturday. Mrs Rose Meinzer and daughter were also noted in Woonsocket activities with no further details provided.
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Lane
Henry C. Praston
Woonsocket
Bissy Trotter
Miss Bently
Rose Meinzer
Local Notes From Huron Lane And Area Dance Event
Marguerite and Richard Pawlowski were in Huron on business Monday. W L Wilson of Red Oak Indiana spent time in Lane for farming interests. Mr and Mrs Louis Ammon announce the birth of a daughter at their Lane home on Monday February 41. Bir sErrett cares for mother and baby. Mrs Jennie Schoen returned to Lane after months at Will Burnisox home. A dance with old time and modern numbers sponsored by Iceal Firemen was held Tuesday night at Palace hall with Ray Mack and his orchestra. Mr and Mrs Clyde Raney left Thursday for Marengo Idaho to make their home. Mr Barber took them to Woonsocket for their train.
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Marguerité
Richard_ Pawlowski
Huron
W.L. Wilson
Red Oak
Lane
Mgr
Louis Ammon
Birs
Errett
Jennie Schoen
Will Burnisox
Iceal Firemen
Palace Hall
Ray Mack
Clyde Raney
Marengo
Mr. Barber
Woonsocket
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