Hazel Bieger Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Hazel Bieger came home Sunday following several months as a patient in a Huron hospital. Mrs. Vic DeBauche hosted the M. M. club at her home Thursday afternoon. Lester Weaver returned Saturday after a months long visit with relatives in Iowa. A surprise party honored Will Welty on Saturday night for his birthday. A Gothel from south of Yale plans to move onto the Henry Schroeder farm, northwest of Sheffield. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barton of Carpenter and Eula Barton visited at the J. W. Bieger home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Gates and Edna Kief visited the Vie DeBauche home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Akieman visited the J. J. Bottomley home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Bieger
Huron
Vic DeBauche
M. M. Chib
Lester Weaver
Iowa
Will Welty
A. Gothel
Yale
Henry Schroeder
Sheffield
Tom Barton
Carpenter
Eula Barton
J. W. Bieger
M. Gates
Edna Kief
Vie DeBauche
Leo Akieman
J. J. Bottomley
Alpena Students and Local News Roundup
Alpena notes show Mrs. Gus Winter visiting Pipestone Minnesota, E. FE. Coursey and family visiting Huron relatives, and many neighbors attending gatherings. Obituary reports Mrs. Ed Branner’s death northwest of Alpena, with extensive social visits and community events including a quilting party, baptisms, and school programs at the local schoolhouse.
Groton Jesse Cook Week End Visit Sparks Local News
Groton Jesse Cook of Mineapolis was a week end guest of his parents Mr and Mrs W W L Cook. Officers of the local Eastern Star chapter hosted a Valentine party after the regular meeting Thursday. Clarence Sippel has returned from the Mayo clinic at Rochester improved in health. Principal H W Iverson refereed the Claremont Kiddee basketball time at Claremont last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Herman Hayenga were guests at the home of Mrs Grace Reiter of Andover on Sunday. Mrs Reiter is sister of Mr Hayenga. Mr and Mrs William Behress of Bristol returned home Sunday after visiting their daughter Mrs A L Wattier. E W Cassels returned Tuesday morn-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Jesse Cook
Mineapolis
W.W. L. Cook
The
Eastern Star
Clarence Sippel
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
H. W. Iverson
Claremont-Kiddee
Claremont
Herman Hayenga
Grace Reiter
Andover
Local News Briefs from Treavor Wisconsin and Aberdeen Area
From Treavor Wisconsin a trader sold a carload of horses bought on the local market. George Hargrow of Atlas Elevator, confined to Aberdeen hospital for several weeks, is expected to return home at week’s end. Mr and Mrs F L Blader hosted a bridge dinner last Saturday with four tables in play and high honors earned by Joe Klamper and Mrs A A Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Treavor
Wis
George Hargrow
Atlas Elevator Company
Aberdeen
F. L. Blader
Joe Klamper
A. A. Oliver
Wessington Moves and Local Visitors Reported
Wessington residents report Bryan Brown leasing the M Lak Ner House and planning to move in next week while Scott Allen buys the vacated property. An informal St Josephs parish reception honors Mr and Mrs Tobey Borelson and the Joe Thieman family as Borelsons prepare to move to Rapid City and Thieman to Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Bryan Brown
M. Lakner
Scott Allen
Mer. Brown
St. Joseph’s Parish
Tobey Borelson
Joe Thieman
Mrs. Borelson
Rapid City
Mr. Thieman
Nebraska
Fred Moller
Wessington Hospital
Lucille Ruddy
Irma McElrath
Brookings College
Fred Warren
Forcernia
Reuben Yoost
Waterloo
H. A. Yetterling
Little Son
Chicago
Len Galbreth
Esmond and area residents attend social and family events
Esmond and Water town couples visit IW BR Bliss home. DeVries and Reckard host Harrold trip and return with Pratt family moving in with William DeWeies. Ness drives new Chevrolet. Esmond Ladies Aid to serve dinner at ball. Bessie DeVries wed Wray Roush February 14. couple to farm recently tenanted by G G Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barnes
Watertown
Sutliff Barnes
Manchester
IW BR
W. J. Wilkens
Elmer Gratta
M.E. Jeffers
H. H. Ness
Charles Grain
Earl Goss
Marion Junction
Ortman
Bessie DeVries
Willam DeVries
Wray Roush
Farrm
G. G. Jones
Chester Chapman
Sioux City
Vern Haeye
J.G
Lester Haeye
Coon Rapids
le Mars
M. E. Jefferson
Carthage
Fred Timm
Muriel
Huron
Turton Joe Deslauries obituary and family notices
Turton Joe Deslauries died Tuesday morning after a short pneumonia illness. He is survived by a widow, five children and other relatives. Lester Forlin and wife announce the birth of a son. William Schultz, Miss Neva Schultz, Mrs. Rellie Thomas and Mrs. Jergen Clausen, Jr., drove to Aberdeen Friday to visit Miss Adelaide Schultz who recently had appendicitis surgery. Joe Becker, Miss Helen Becker and Miss Clara Becker visited their ill uncle at Willow Lake Tuesday. Frank Becker and Linus Schneider were Watertown visitors Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turton
Joe Deslauries
Lester Forlin
William Schultz
Neva Schultz
Rellie Thomas
Jergen Clausen
Aberdeen
Adelaide Schultz
Joe Becker
Helen Becker
Clara Becker
Willow Lake
Frank Becker
Linus Schneider
Watertown
Colac Pile Pills Praise From Kansas City Sausage Maker
Eight years of piles relief found in Colac Pile Pills as praised by George Kern, a sausage maker from Kansas City. He reports immediate relief and urges others to try the pills, claiming doctors endorse them and promising a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kern
Colac
Mr. Kern
Oak St
Kansas City
Perriton
Kerr Chemical Co
Brentwood
Taney
Manchester Toe Ladies Aid and community social notes
Manchester Toe Ladies Aid met Wednesday at Mrs Alfred Andersons home. Birthday Club met Saturday at Mrs E D Curreys home for her birthday. Mrs W B Price and two sons visited from Madison at Mr and Mrs Andrew Andersons. Sunday school class hosted by Mrs D E Moore Friday night. Mr and Mrs H Mo Jensen and son visited relatives in Tyler. Mr and Mrs A F Bjornson of Huron visited G B Bjornsons. Mrs W B Zshilar and Miss Anna Keller of De Smet visited Wednesday. A nine pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Baird on February 19. Merton Bjornson visiting brothers in Huron. Mrs Herbert Harris and child and Wallace Moore from Wayland visited D E Moores. Rev J W Proper of Bancroft called Tuesday. Ladies Aid committees to redecorate Presbyterian church. work to start soon. Miss Mayme Harvey home from Sioux Falls ill. plans to return to studies soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Murphy
J. Washburn
Huron
Verna
Marie Triplett
Thelma Green
Will Neelen
Pukwana
George Hubberd
Woonsocket
Otto Winter
John Newharth
William ‘Brost
Edward É&Rayman
Ben Magek
Gus Winter
Nathaniel Ias
Manford Hayes
Ralph Hayes
Itehell
Ord
Rufus Holly
Nes. E. L. Holly
Sheldon Plate
Mr Plate
Carl Lehr
Iling
M. M. Lund
Everett McWilliams
Clifford Tebbetts
Bancroft
A. J. Se
Antony Huckett
G. H. Youngs
Manchester
Toe Ladies Aid Society
Alfred Anderson
Birthday Club
E. D. Currey
W. B. Price
Madison
Andrew Anderson
D. E. Moore
H. Mo Jensen
Little Son
Jensen
Tyler
A. F. Bjornson
G. B. Bjornson
W. B. Zshilar
Anna Keller
de Smet
Lawrence Baird
Merton Bjornson
Herbert Harris
Wallace Moore
Wayland
D.E. Moore
J. W. Proper
Ladies Aid Society
Mayme Harvey
Sioux Falls
Hitchcock Club Guests and Local News From Hitchcock
Hitchcock The Ace of Clubs was entertained by Mrs. Pauline James Monday night. Numerous locals attended. high prizes went to Mrs. L. B. Murphy and Mrs. T. E. Sutter. A lunch closed the event as Miss Mary Sutter visited Aberdeen over the weekend. Several residents traveled to Huron for events and shopping. The Hitchcock Cooperative store remodels front into a cream station under an independent buying plan. Phillips Bros. bought their building for 25000. Mrs. Andrew Olson is reportedly ill. Sarah Dewing led a Wednesday school demonstration on planning and economical foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Dinsen
E. E. Dubois
Ruth
Lenore Sutter
Huron Myr
Dan Kenisen
Lee Santell
Hitchcork High School
Huron
Huron College
M. E
Ed Lempke
Sioux Falls
Lempke
Grant Wells
J. S. Fillis
B. Anderson
Alma Anderson
Dwight Dixon
Irene
Mary Sutter
L. F. Sutter
Hitchcock Cooperative
Phillips Bros
Order of Workmen Lodge
Andrew Olson
Sarah Dewing
Richland A R Trout Returns From Shakopee Treatment
Richland A R Trout has returned from Shakopee Minnesota where he was for some time taking treatments at Mudura sanatorium or hospital, reflecting a period of recuperation and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland A. R. Trout
Shakopee
Minn
Mudeura Sani
Richland News Briefs Include Social, Illnesses, and Sales
A health update notes Mr. Will Dahl in Esmond is much improved. Mrs. John Lyngen recovers enough to be up again. A pie social staged by Richland High School No. 4 Home Economics club drew a large crowd. John Vincent Rudy, son of J. P. Rudy, is ill from an ear condition. The Rudy child’s sibling shows improvement. Many Richland residents attended the Will Walsh sale north of Yale on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Dahl
Esmond
Richland
Will Walsh
Yale
John Lyngen
Community Notes From Richland Camp And Nearby
Local camp members Mida Bruley and Hazel Davenhill hosted activities with Bancroft guests on Tuesday. Numerous visits and parties followed, including a birthday surprise for Mrs. Frank Davenhill and a wedding in Huron. A new baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Denman on Saturday, February 15.
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Blood Tonic Aid
Dr. R V Pierce, a Pennsylvania physician, moved to Buffalo and marketed his Golden Medical Discovery as a ready to use blood tonic. The preparation aids digestion, acts as a tonic, enriches blood, and clears pimples with a fresh complexion, available in tablets or liquid at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Pierce
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
N. Y
Community Notes From Carpenter Area Highlights Local Events
Nels Madsen and family visited at the Nick Chisen home Sunday. Maynard Opsahl attended the midnight show in Huron Saturday night. Oscar Carlson and son Hugh, plus Miss Etta Mann, attended a basketball game in Huron Saturday. Fred Fortner, recently released from Huron hospital, visits locally and cannot work yet. Rev. Luke drove to Waters to meet his mother‑in‑law from Milbank for an extended visit. George Hemp of Pennsylvania was in Carpenter area Saturday buying horses. A child of Mr. and Mrs. EH Giann was bitten by a dog and treated in Clark. Fred Nelson hosted a surprise farewell party with progressive whist. Mrs. Etta Bottger, son Erwin, and George Madsen visited Watertown. The traveling gavel moved from Ladelle to Carpenter and Willow Lake camps via local committees. Grace Wicks began a stenographic job in Clark, leaving Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Hansch and son Harald visited the Mynus Madsen home Sunday. Mrs. George Bailey of Watertown visited her daughters in the area. Hugh Williams and family were guests at Rose Batten’s Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Madsen
Nick Chisen
Maynard Opsahl
Huron
Oscar Carlson
Hugh
Etta Mann
Fred Fortner
Luke
Watertown
Milbank
George Hemp
Pennsylvania
Carpenter
Giann
Clark
Fred Nelson
Etta Bottger
Erwin
George Madsen
Mynys Madsen
George Bailey
Mynus Madsen
George Kirwin
Hugh Williams
Rose Batten
Auction sale of Bonilla Ray Yarne stock and machinery
Bonilla Ray Yarne will conduct an auction sale of his stock and farm machinery. The sale takes place on his farm located two and a half miles south of Bonilla on Thursday February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Yarne
Residents Back Home and Local Farm Moves
Mrs Milburn McKichan and baby returned home Monday from Redfield Mr Always was here from Sioux Falls to tend farm matters. Church trustees met Monday night at Mrs Archie McKichan's home. Glen Palmer bought a new John Deere tractor in Huron. Harold Radtke left for Town to work. Fred Martin went to Mitchell on business. T E Young of Huron visited Wednesday for farm interests. Mr and Mrs Fred Walton were hitchcock callers Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn McKichan
Baby
Redfield Hospital
Sioux Falls
Archie McKichan
Glen Palmer
John’ Deere
Huron
Harold Radtke
Fred Martin
Mitchell
T. ©. Young
Fred Walton
Oil dealers convene in St Paul as visitors arrive
Miller and Mrs. Frank Wood attend a local oil dealers convention in St Paul while Wallace Parker, formerly of Mille, visits as a salesman for an Indianapolis plant. Mrs. F R Bramwell of Huron spends a week at the Sehmeter home. Ralph Renshaw and family from Geddes visit the area at the Phinney home. A hospital management change is set for March 1 with TE Gregory and Hagin dissolving their partnership. Dr Hagin stays on, Dr Gregory undecided on next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Hagin
Three Years of Cough Vanished By Lin-O-Nine Remedy
John Martins of Worden Illinois details a three year struggle with a severe cough. He tried multiple doctors and treatments with no relief until Lin-O-Nine, a flax seed emulsion, cured him after two bottles. The Kerr Chemical Co markets Lin-O-Nine as a cough killer and offers refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Alz
Worden
Ill
Lin-O-Nine
Lin- O-Nine
Mr. Wide
Connard Mass
Kerr Chemical Co
Perrion
Brentswood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Funke
Eberhard
Ed Branner
Alpena
Elsie Winter
Paul Keth
Hand County
Keth
Parkston
E.R. Barnes
Angellis
Emul Shipwight
Harley Thompson
E. , Barber
Louis Thompson
Marry Williams
June Vegge
Thore Lindstedt
Wessington Springs
Christina Myron
Frank Eberhard
Aken
Mida Bruley
Hazel Davenhill
Roy Cox
George Davenport
Timber Lake
Frank Thompson
Frank Davyenhill
Farrelius
Davenhill
Mabel Madsen
Soren Jensen
John Freezen
John Bromaghim
Lew Zidler
Wanda Mundhanke
Eva Whitledge
Maynard Denman
Dolores Keating
Helen Bruley
Doctor
Rexall
United Drug Company
Purevest
Klenzo
Harmony
Artstyle
Liggett’s
Symphony
Kandleek
Firstaid
Perriton’s
Huror’s Best Pharmacy
Bonilla
Hood
Nash
D. Urquhart & Sons
Wisconsin
Purina
Cody
Huron Grain & Coal CO
Cavour, S. D
Hitchcock Hardware
Hitchcock, S. D
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