Gann Valley Route Residents, Visitors Report Week Activities
Special correspondent notes Henry Fraser's return from Chamberlain for medical treatment. Moross and Smith fill large town ice house. Smith to handle summer fee sales. Winifred Handorf visited F W Flyte home. locals from Jerauld County delivered supplies and took back two milk cows from John Kioke sale. Machoved and Bleha arrived after two days en route in Bleha's car. Trainer hauled loads to Miller for Stewart brothers. Mettler shared mail route with Hathaway. Swartout family traveled to Mitchell. son-in-law Georges Hilligoss had appendicitis operation and is recovering. Lawton, Lane, and Hall spouses visited Allen Tysdal home. Inez Appleby admitted to Chamberlain sanitarium for treatment. Mail carrier Robert Brown now uses a new Ford sedan on Woonsocket route.
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Gann Valley
Henry Fraser
Chamberlain
Clarence Moross
Frank Smith
Mr. Smith
Winifred Handorf
F. W. Flyte
Theodore Buchholz
William
Jake Kleinschmidt
Sam Pflaum
Jerauld County
E. Swartout
Mitchell
Allen Tysdal
Inez Appleby
Chamberlain Sanitarium
Robert Brown
Woonsocket
GANN VALLEY COMMUNITY NEWS AND NOTES
Special correspondent reports Agnes Forbes and others at the Eastern Star meeting on Monday. The Schull family moves from Bawdon to the Perry farm occupied by Abranar. Roads clear and traffic resumes. county snow plow operated south. Will Beck returns from Pierre hospital after surgery. Hugh and Charles Gardner attend an uncle’s funeral in Waverly Iowa. Grace Dueter and Stury Chiopp announce their engagement with plans to marry. Chiopp farmed north of Miller. Ree Heights club meets at Will Yeck’s on Wednesday. Dorothy Irma and Glenn Johnson moving to town to live in the old James Till residence. Weyne Steele of LeMars visiting his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Agnes Forbes
Ranil Tantrou
O. FE. S
Eastern Star
FR. Schull
Bawdon
Perry Farm
Peter Abranar
Pierre Hospital
Hugh
Charles Gardner
Waverly
Pos
A. B. Coding
Grace Dueter
Stury
Chiopp
Miller
Ree Heights Township Communnity Club
Will Yeck
Dorothy
Irma
Glenn Johnson Gee
James Till
Weyne Steele
LeMars
Local moves and incidents in Blunt area community
The Blunt and nearby residents see property transfers as Dr Charles Scurettler buys two residences on the west side and near Main Street. Grain and livestock shipments head to Huron, including hogs and horses. A kitchen stove fire causes burns to Mrs O'Brien but no major damage. Social visit marks Mrs Fillmore's birthday. Lebanon high visits Blunt high for a season-ending game before the tournament opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
Mike O'Brian
Haley
Main Street
Charles Scurettler
Leener
FL HE. Snellis
Ward
O'Brien
Leon Howard
Edna Westover
Bhusit
Lebanon High School
Blunt High
Bhint High
Forestburg Triumph Over Alpena In Season Opener
Forestburg defeated Alpena 27 to 17 in a hard fought basketball clash witnessed by a large crowd. S S Judy traveled to Pierre on business and will visit lawmakers in the senate and legislature. Judy formerly served as county representative for two years as the team prepared at Huron for the upcoming tournament. L Gibb shipped a carriage of hogs to Sioux City Monday. The girls glee club is practicing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Forestburg
Fie
S. S. Judy
Pierre
Senate
Judy
Huron
Long Hours Practice for Operetta This Friday at the Hall
Miss Hazel Mack returns to Artesian after a brief visit with relatives here. Miss Theone Fagel, student at Woonsocket, was here Saturday and paused between trains to see her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Mack
Artesian
Hera
Theone Falgel
Woorsocket
Local News Beneath Harrold Snippets And Tied Events
Mrs QO J Brimmer of Pierre visited relatives in town during the past week. Clarabel Bronemann suffered a badly sprained ankle while coasting near her home south of town. G R Jeffers expands a chick hatchery north of town by installing a new machine this month. Dave Willer and W Miner attended Shrine ceremonial festivities in Pierre last week. Mrs P T Hanson returned from a two month visit with her brother in Boulder Colorado. Mrs John Kramer went home to Canning after a visit in California. Miss Blanch Leim of Harrold married Charles Hilman in Mitchell last week and they will live in Stickney South Dakota. A son was born Tuesday night to Mr and Mrs Tom Bodne. Mr and Mrs John Ray visited relatives at Tolstoy for several days. Fire broke out in the Lake House here Thursday night near 11 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. J. Brimmer
Pierre
B. E. Reed
Clarabel Bronemann
G. R. Jeffers
Dave Willer
W. Miner
Tom Bodne
John Ray
Tolstoy
Lake House
Fire Department Extinguishes Blaze with Minor Building Damage
Prompt fire department response halted the flame with minimal building damage. Tobacco and candy stock suffered heavy smoke and water damage, affecting inventory.
Polo News Item Recounts Local Visit and Transport Efforts
Frances Wilson visited with friends in the polo area last week while William Humphrey of St. Lawrence drove horses from Harker and Daehr farms for Magness brothers. Leona Daoehr and Florence Bolton, Miller high school students, spent the weekend at home. C. Hammond went Monday to fetch a horse purchased from Charles Duehr. Sylvester Miller, Jewel and Matt Campbell helped the mailman deliver mail with a sled on Monday. Edge returned with supplies for the Pato store, forced to leave the truck after being pulled miles and delivering goods by sled from John Miller’s place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wilson
William Humphrey
St. Lawrence
Harker
Daehr
Magness Brothers
Leona Daoehr
Florence Bolton
Miller High School
CG. C. Hammond
Miller
Charles Duehr
Sylvester ‘Miller
Jewel
Matt Campbell
Getting Up Nights Is Nature's Danger Signal
A historical ad describes relief from bedwetting using Lithiated Buchir Keller Forinuiay. It claims rapid improvement within days and notes the product acts on the bladder like epsom salts, expelling foreign acids and reducing irritation. Available at Keller Laboratory in Mechanicsburg Ohio or Chas. H. Longnecker druggist locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Beedefeld
Baden Sta
Stouls
Sars
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Chas
H. Longesta
Drigeist
Local Notices of Moves and Visits Across Towns
Mr and Mrs Dow and family plan to move to Rapid City filling their former home by Frank Atul Jansy and family. March 1 J B Miller made a business trip to Sioux Falls. Marie Schlecter visited Slunecka brothers. James Garner reported strong attendance and good prices. Garner bought the Texaco filling station and will move soon. Roland Wood spent time with friends in Chamberlain. Mrs George McCormack left for Faith to visit daughter True Joyce. Arthur Hadely moving to Loren Richards old farm in Gilbert Town. Miez Lucing Pratt visited relatives at Iroquoia and Yale. Mr and Mrs Orva French and children traveled to Wessington on business. County plow passed Wayland en route to Wessington by the old Black and Yellow trail. Mr and Mrs Fred Brown and family and Charles Brown spent a few days in Madison with Minnie Brown’s family. Mise Helen Byers absent from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow
torHapid
City
Ana
Frank Atul- Jansy
J. B. Miller
Sioux Falls
Marie Schlecter
Slunecka Brothers
James Garner
Garner
Texaco
Roland Wood
Chamberlain
George McCormack
Faith
True Joyce
Arthur
Hadely
Loren Richards
Gilbert Lownelip
Miez Lucing Pratt
Iroquoia
Yale
Orva French
Wessington
Wayland
Fred Brown
Charles Brown
Madison
Minnie Brown
Mise Helen
Byers
Wayland Visitors At B J Williams Farm Event
Hazel Hoffman and Philip McInnis from Huron visited the B J Williams home on Sunday. The farm sale was held on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland Fbry
Mias Hazel Hoffman
Philip McInnis
Huron
B.J. Williams
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Huron Collection Agency
Dakota S
Home Owned Stores, Inc
Phione
Arm & Hammer
Oda
Till Pickles
Nagels
Harrold
Polo News
Buckeye
Vondracek Hardware
C. N. Ws Depot
Bargain
Universal
Borden
Arme
MissKa
Laboer Womtn
MARS
Borden Fabrics
Tydalk
Bonaz
Otia
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