Legion Auxiliary Plans Play to Fund Local Library Opening
In Reeves Heights on February 21 the American Legion auxiliary organizes The Obstinate Family play and a musical concert to raise funds for a new public library. Led by Maude Gardner, librarian nominee R S Meade, the library will open March 1 in the old Frank office with renovations and Saturday afternoon hours. Donations already arrive and traveling library access will expand holdings. Bernice Ewing praises the auxiliary as pioneers in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights
American Legion Auxiliary
Maude Gardner
R. 5S. Meade
Old Frank
W S. Bernice Ewing
Ashton
Blale
Danforth Social Notes From Rez Rose Dance and Winter Farm News
Spectator reports a large crowd at the Rez Rose house dance hosted by the Ladies Sewing club with the Delbol orchestra. A buffet supper, travel woes, farm egg trading, a car tow, and a farm family update including Lillian Geiver ill with scarlet fever and siblings’ assistances, mark a busy Danforth winter chronicle.
Broadland Social Notes and Local Events
Mrs Iva Gasevigne and family spent Sunday at Tim Smith’s home while Vera Urban worked in Huron and sister Leth Urban visited C Paulisse. Boy Scouts met in the hotel basement Tuesday night and the Girl Reserve play drew good attendance despite bad roads. Mr and Mrs Johnston celebrated their 53rd anniversary with a pot luck at their home. Lyle Glatter and family visited Lester Johnston in Huron, Za Christensen sale drew locals, Hollie Pownell hosted guests at Ray’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lytle
R. BR. Johnston
Lyle Glatter
Lester Johnston
Huron
Za Christensen
Hollie Pownellt
Ray
Wesson family notes and church event at Esmond M H church
An Esmond M H church service Sunday featured Rev W M Redfield speaking on The Way of the Wicket and Mrs Redfield on The Path of the Righteous. Mrs Thomas Ammon’s mother arrived for an extended visit, lodge members attended a Carthage meeting, and area residents including Vilas Werner and Arch Theilan visited relatives. Pigs shipped to Sioux City and measles in the Westerberg children were also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
le C
New Foloupe
Esmond M. H
W. M. Redfield
W. J. Wilkens
F. Blankenburg
M. E. Jeffers
J. J. Yates
Esmond Masore Lodge
Carthage
Vilas Werner
Oldham
Arch Theilan
William DeVries and Son
Sioux City
W. L. Westerberg
Iroquois News Tidbits From Samuelson Home and Area
Iroquois residents gather for visits with Nellie Samuelaan and family. Mrs. Jean Murphy and Mrs. Kelley attend local events. Mrs. Kelley buried in Sioux City. Stroke illness hits Lou Granmis, while Lella Kramer visits old schoolmate in Iroquois. Local spins include sleigh rides, valentines party, and social gatherings. Officials note spring building plans and several sales. Fire damages Lon Annis west storehouse but workshop and warehouse survive. Route mail delivery continues despite road issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois
Nellie Samuelaan
Arlington Schools
Charles Samuelson
Henna
Orth Dakota
Samuelson
Jean Murphy
Sunnyside
Iroquois Township
Kelley
Lyrequois
Jon Lyman
Long Beach
Harry Bolan
J.B. Walladay
Pierre i
Halladay
Sioux Falls
South Gea Press
J. W. Platt
Brookings
Plact
Dite
Epworth League
Véhar Hanson
Oer
Tonise Cole
K. B. Frost
Esmond
Jnd
Ray Cols
Vt. G. Williams
Canory
Z. Porter
Roquodig
Swift
Jasse B. Hunt
Harry Moore
Frank C. Moore
Pavilina
B. D. Stephens
Lon Annis West
Carpenter Shop
Mr. Annia
Iroquois Hog Oiler Company
Henry Redt
Mr. Bishop
Osceola Notes on Local Visit and Road News
Special Correspondent reports Dale Snider and Elmer Walters visiting Bancroft. A school bus driver missed routes Monday due to road conditions. Ordwell Danforth has been ill. Extension club met at Mrs. Fred Derschied’s house. Lingo traveled to Huron by train and back. Harold Berry returned from Turton. Roads north of Osceola were shoveled open. High school exams began Tuesday. Elmer Walters and family visited H. C. Schleuter. EH E. Smith made a business call in Osceola. Troquois to Carpenter mailman broke down near Tester Brusse’s. Fiona Anderson spent weekend with P. B. Houghton family. Carl Anderson visited Osceola Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Dale Snider
Elmer Walters
Hi Bancroft
Ordwell Danforth
Extension Club
Fred Derschied
Lingo
Huron
Harold Berry
Turton
H. C. Schleuter
EH. E. Smith
Osteola
Troquois
Carpenter
St Lawrence Community Notes and Visits
Weekend in Pierre with W C Herman and pastor Dr Everett L Jones preached at Community church. Priscilla club hosted twenty one women with lunch. Oysters supper aided by St Lawrence Community church drawn large crowd. Magness family visits Yankton. Magness broadcast on vocational program. Ladies Aid to serve supper in bank basement Saturday night. Florence Morrow hosts women teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lawrence
Wilford Herman
Pierre
W. C. Herman
Aud Cornty
Everett L. Jones
Presbyterian Church
Huron
L. T. Jarmuth
Priscilla
Bert Sedam
Wayland
Mr. O'Neill
C. Brown
J. T. O'Neil
Bert Conkey
St. Lawrence Community Church
Stanger
B. F. Magness
Ruth Magness
Brookings College
Wiley
J. MM. Magness
Yankton
St Lawrence Community
W. Hart
Advertisement for leg healing and home remedy book
An ad advertises healing for sore legs, ulcers, enlarged veins, goitre, and edema while you work. It promotes a free book titled How To Heal My Sore Legs at Home and invites readers to describe their case. Contact A C Liepa Pharmacy at 1735 Green Bay Ave Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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A.C. Liepa Pharmacy
Green Bay Ave
Milaukee
Wig—Ady
Community notes from St. Lawrence area social updates
For Wednesday night events students from Brush School attended a party hosted by Otis Williams. Leonard Bridenbaugh takes over Old Trail garage management from Roy McKee while previously serving at St. Lawrence Lumber. Mrs. S. H. Carl and Miss Doris Tyler are active at home and work. Tyler family moved to the country with Miss Tyler staying for school. Earl Swah returned from Bloomington after a 1400-attendee insurance convention banquet. Community church Sunday school now meets in church. basement plans discussed. Vera Kerr aids at St. Lawrence hotel. Mrs. Grimm recovering from influenza. Free movies sponsored by local businessmen run Saturdays in the high school gym drawing crowds. Mrs. J. Shephard of Huron visited her parents. Clyde Loomis injured when a hearse stepped on his foot. Earl Dennis drives a new Chevrolet. Mrs. James Loomis has been ill. bus snowbound near Wolsey due to drifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heron
Otis Williams
Leonard Bridenbaugh
Old Trail Garage
Roy McKee
Bridenbaugh
St. Lawrence Lumber Company
S. H. Carl
Doris Tyler
C. G. Wright
Tyler
Miss Tyler
Earl Swah
Bloomington
Community Church
Vera Kerr
St. Lawrence
Grimm
J. Shephard
Huron
Charles Shephard
Clyde Loomis
Earl Dennis
James Loomis
Wolsey
How to Fight Excess Fat Marmelina Tablets Claim
An advertisement extols Marmelina tablets as a modern scientific method to reduce excess fat and improve health. It cites vast usage and public perception shifts, promises a $1 box with a book, and urges readers to consult a druggist for purchase and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stervaton
Walich
Shen
Cavour reports on illness and travel disruptions
Special correspondent notes Barbara DeWenbecker aged 16 at home with quincy while Mrs. Philip Mack improves. Roads are blocked preventing farmer travel. those who go bring provisions to neighbors. Oliver Barton visits with his father as the show troupe departs Cavour for Ysie to perform this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbara .DeWenbecker
Flr
Quincy
Philip Mack
Oliver Barton
John
Cavour
Ysie
Esmond Notes Busy Community Updates and Movements
Esmond community items report Miss Lowise Cole helping with housework at the H. E. Prost home. Linus Werner recovers from pneumonia and can attend Esmond school. Miss Mary Reckard visits from Madison normal. M. E. Jeffers rides north to Huron. Valentine’s Day observed in Esmond school grades with a primary post office. A Morin of LeMars is closing stock and moving to California with family. Ladies Aid served a dinner with Mesdames Reedy Wells Hoage Jensen, Hoeve and Reckard in charge. Miss Emme Hrickeen and Reka Nelson returned from LeMars assisting at Marin store. Nina Gardier works at Luther Vining grocery. Primary room to host mothers on Friday in February. Vining builds cream station and plans to move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esmond
Mmiss Lowise Cole
Troquais
H. E. Prost
Linus Werner
Esmondigh School
Mary Reckard
Madison Normal
H. D. Reckard
M. E. Jeffers
Huron
Valentine
A. .E. Morin
LeMars
California
Joe Reedy
R. A. Wells
J. G. Hoage
Paul Jensen
Ee Catcher
Vining
Willow Lake trip notes and staff illness updates
Vienna reporters report Lilly May Tenney Lottie Brula Velya Froke and Maxime Elrod attended the Clark county tournament games at Willow Lake Friday and returned Saturday. Mrs G M Eggen who has been ill since Christmas can now be about the house and is at home or with her mother Mrs D Elrod. Miss Marian Prosser spent the weekend with friend Maufie Courtney in Willow Lake. Miss Mabel Lekvold seventh and eighth grade teacher is ill and is being covered by Mrs D Malek. Friday Superintendent Simeon substituted for Mabel Lekvoid while Prosser replaced Julia Larnen in the fifth and sixth grade room, Babel Eggen covered the third and fourth grade class, and Marian Prosser taught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specs
Lilly May Tenney
Lottie Brula
Velya Froke
Maxime Elrod
Willow ‘Lake
Clark County
G. M. Eggen
D., Elrod
Misa Marian Prosser
Dancing party and horse shipment noted in brief
On February 26 Flora Thayer of Portland Ore visited her grandson Ray Fite. A well attended dancing party at North Hall Friday night was hosted by William Steele and Louis LaCosse. Scott and Elliott shipped a carload of horses in Brookings on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Thayer
Portland
Ore
Ray Fite
North Hall
William Steele
Louis LaCosse
Scott and
Elliott
Brookings
Social Calendar Sparkles in Sheffield Club Gatherings
Mrs. Pier entertained the M. M. club at her home Friday evening with ear s and dancing. Anna Van Brunt drove home to St Lawrence Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Gleason and Bart Gugin visited James Rugin's home Sunday. G. J. MacDonald returned to Pier last week. Myrtle Bottomley and Ted Birckler spent the weekend at Pear home. R. Gugin plans a public sale Wednesday February 27. Mrs Gillenberg hosted the M. M. club near Sheffield Thursday. John Clarambeau spent the weekend at EB Pier home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pier
M. M. Club
Anna van Brunt
St. Lawrence
M. Gleason
Bart Gugin
James Rugin
G. J. MacDonald
Pierra
Myrtle Bottomley
Ted Birckler
Pear
Danies R. Gugin
Gillenberg
Sheffield
John Clarambeau
Alpena Gossip Belles Share Weekend Visits
Mrs J A Blow was a Sunday guest at her aunt Clara Waton s home. Mrs Harry Smith and Mrs Roy De Vere spent Wednesday evening at the 4 B C Lawrence home. Elsie Lundberg teaching at Harrisburg spent the weekend at home. Mrs BE Q Schmidt enjoyed a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specs
J. A. Blow
Clara Waton
Harry Smith
Roy de- Vere
Elsie Lundberg
Harrisburg
BE. QO. Sehmidt
Local notes highlight illnesses and visits around town
Last week and weekend activity includes Mrs. John Felok Sr. injuring herself after a fall while in ill health. Jessie Rodman returned home from boarding at Nick Kempf Home due to worsening roads. Calvin Wahl returned to school after a month, partially from Mitchell hospital. Misa Blale Lundberg hosted Mia Ruby Glas and Christina Myron. Halver Helgeland visited family in Mitchell. Mrs. Wilfred Becker and baby visited Mr and Mrs Bennett Johnson. Mrs. Donald Forbes spent time in Webster and Aberdeen. Mrs. C L Barringer and Alma joined J A Blow for Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hansohm
Hotatein
John Felok
Jessie Rodman
Nick Kempf
Calvin Wahl
Mitchell
Misa Blale Lundberg
Mia Ruby Glas
Christina Myron
Halver Helgeland
S. Helgeland
Wilfred Becker
Baby
Reffield
Bennett Johson
Donald Forbes
Webster
Aberdeen
C. L. Barringer
Alma
J. A. Blow
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Geyerman’s
Vienna
Huron Motor Co
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REO Sales & Service
Second Street
Alpena
C. R. Stewart
Farmers & Morebaota Bank
Huron Grain & Coal CO
Washington
Huesgen’s Jewelry Shop
Dakota Ave
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E. C. Olson & CO
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