Rats First Introduced Into South Dakota By Boats
Vermillion Jan 17 Rats were introduced into South Dakota by boats traveling along the Missouri River, says University of South Dakota museum director W H L Over. He notes the black rat arrived first, followed by the Norway rat, with distribution across the state via river transport.
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W.hl Over
University of South Dakota
South Dakota
Missouri River
Fort Pierre
Norway
Plains
Over
Black Hills
Broadland Social Roundup Sees Family Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Glazier and family spent Sunday at the W. S and S Urban home. Mr. and Mrs. L R Johnston and son and Mr. and Mrs. R S Newton of Conrad Town spent a few days visiting relatives. Mrs Newton is sister of Mrs W L Johnston. Mr. and Mrs Hallia Pownell and family visited the Wil Vollenweider home. Miss Dorothy Abramson spent the weekend with her parents in Huron.
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Axt Abramson
Huron
Roosevelt Urges Court Adherence For World Peace
President Roosevelt urged Senate in a special message to ratify American adherence to the world court. He said ratification should be in a form not to defeat or delay the objective of adherence. Senators interpreted the message as opposing new reservations and noted past party platforms favored adherence.
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Washington
Senate
Camp 1 travelers return home and local visits noted
Bonilla Thomes Westby and Elvin French, who cruised at the CCC camp, have returned home. Mrs. S. K. Morse of Wolsey spent the recent end at her son Morse’s home. Mr and Mrs Walter Morse were Hurv visitors Friday. Mrs M J McKichan and children went to Huron Saturday. Mr and Mrs D L Horn and son and Mr and Mrs Frank Herring spent Saturday afternoon in Huron. Mr and Mrs Earl Bussett and son of hear Wolsey attended the community party Friday evening. The Rev BE L Jones of Huron visited our church Sunday and gave the sermon.
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Bonilla Thomes Westby
Elvin French
CCC
S. K. Morse
Wolsey
Wfter Morse
Walter Morse
M. J. McKichan
jOnade
Huron
D. L. Horn
Frank Herring
Visiting socials and family calls in the area
Yate Miss Maxine O'Brien visiting in Brookings spent Wednesday at her parents' home. Mr and Mrs Jule Delvang and Mr and Mrs Harry Detscheid hosted dinner at Lawrence Delvaux's in Cavour Monday. Mrs Eli Martin of Cavour visited Mrs RE Welsh Thursday. Mr and Mrs Bernard Garry and daughters Ethel and Helen called on Eugene Garry's Huron home Saturday. Mrs H Hofer of Carpenter spent Saturday with sitter Mrs Paul Kleinmass. Mr Maass and son Bernard and Mrs W L Bogh were Biron shoppers Tuesday.
Weekend Visits Across Iowa Communities Highlight Social Ties
Mr and Mrs Art DeVries and daughter of Huron along with Mr and Mrs RE Newton of Conrad Iowa visited the W J Johnston home, and Miss Margaret Beck spent the weekend at the John Marshall home near Hitchcock, reflecting close local social ties.
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Art DeVries
Huron
RE. Newton
Conrad, Iowa
W. J. Johnston
Margaret Beck
John Marshall
Hitchcock
Eight and a Half Pound Daughter Born in Alpena
A daughter weighing eight and a half pounds was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Ellis Barnes of Alpena. The baby is welcomed by Mr and Mrs Rudolph Hilgeman and their son and Mrs Christine Neuharth alongside other family members.
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Alpena
Ellis Barnes
Rudolph Hilgeman
Christine Neuharth
Weekend Visits Highlight Alpena Area Social Roundup
Local residents shared weekend visits as families and friends gathered across Eureka Alpena and Mitchell. Notables included Vesta Triplett in Huron and Theda Leighton with Thelma Johnson near Alpena. A pneumonia recovery improved Henry Nelson, and new Alpena High School pupils Mildred Christensen and Robert Kelly joined Monday.
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Eureka
Mike Schaffer
Reinhold Schortzman
Vesta Triplett
Huron
V. G. Linn
Brenneman
Mitchell
Theda Leighton
Thelma Johnson
Johnson Farm
Alpena
A. H. Tover
Austin Barker
Vermillion
State
Henry Nelson
Ami
Orval Eaton
Thelma
Charles Brammer
Ardis
Harley Thompson
George Schaeffer
Cherry
Hudolph
Rudolph Hileman
Henry Hilgeman
Ted Hilgeman
Julius Schortzmen
Evelyn Hegge
Triplett
Mildred Christensen
Robert Kelly
Will Buescher
Minnesota
Local News Briefs From Danforth District
Mrs Ed Fuirst and her daughter are recovering from influenza and colds. Shirley Ann Geiver, youngest child of Mr and Mrs Chester Geiver, was seriously ill with a cold but improving. Earl Schwab of St Lawrence was in Danforth Tuesday on business. Paul Bailey, a former local resident, died from pneumonia and pleurisy shortly after returning home. Burial was held at St Lawrence Friday with services by Rev Black of Wessington at a Miller church. He is survived by a wife and young…
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Danforth
Ed Fuirst
Shirley Ann
Chester Geiver
Earl Schwab
St. Lawrence
Paul Bailey
Community Activities And Local Obituaries In Miller Area
The Ladies club met at Mr and Mrs Gus Neuharths home with a large dinner crowd. A Duncan basement 500 card party drew over 70. high score prizes went to Mrs Brotonik and Peter Geiver, with Billie Etbauer and Mrs Chris Krog winning consolation prizes. Mra J R Hueter improves after surgery in Savannah Mo. George Frazier, a pioneer merchant of Geon Valley, died last week and was buried in Gann Valley. Mrs Alfred Campbell died at Miller hospital from pneumonia, leaving a husband and one son. burial was in Miller. Merle Cassidy of Miller was killed in a bus truck crash near Rapid City. burial held in Miller. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Wiley Cassidy of Miller.
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Child
Gus Neuharth
Carl Winsell
Duncan
Ted
Brotonik
Miller
Merle Cassidy
Hiller
Wessington Springs Entries Include Visits and Local News
Wessington Springs notes show Mrs. C P Kilbourne of Sioux City visiting her daughter Mrs Ralph Cook. Mr and Mrs W F Jones of Artesian stayed several days visiting their sons Guy FL and Roy Jones. Mr and Mrs H B Ray plan a winter with their son Glenn Bachmann in St Charles MO. Howard Sterrett was arrested Friday for liquor possession, tried, fined 50 and 30 days jail. Frank L Whitney of Wessington Springs, BU School of Theology student, is part of a Gospel Team to Boston churches. Lyle, five year old son of Mr and Mrs Pete Zink, had his sixth operation at a Mitchell hospital. Five bowel operations and one heart operation were noted. Dr Harry Whitney and daughter Carlos and Mire, Ben Reinhardt returned.
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St. Charles Howard
Pete Zink
Mitchell Hospital
Harry Whitney
Carlos
Mire
Ben Reinhardt
Local Notes On Visits Appointments And Travel
Wednesday visitors included Dr Whitmey at a dental board meeting. Mrs A W Fellows and daughter Alberta left for Norfolk Nebraska after her sister suffered a stroke. Clyde Prige runs the deeds register. Mrs A Drew of Parker visited her daughter Mrs Robert Austin. John Oas of Woonsocket called on Alex Jensen. Walden Schultz headed home to Clinton Iowa after weeks here, planning to stop at Barry Blackburns in Canton. A F Pinard named deputy sheriff under newly elected Sheriff Harry Wheeler. Mrs William Babington returned to Rapid City after visiting her sister, Mrs Nick Anton. Mrs Jos Atkins went to Pierre on business while seeking postmistress position in the senate. Mr and Mrs Clifford Pippin and Mr
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Whitmey
Dental Board
A. W. Fellows
Alberta
Norfolk
Neb
Fellows
Clyde ‘Prige
Register of Deeds Office
A. Drew
Parker
Robert Austin
John Oas
Woonsocket
Alex Jensen
Walden Schultz
Clinton
Iowa
Barry Blackburn
Canton
A. F. Pinard
Harry Wheeler
William Babington
Rapid City
Nick Anton
Babington
Babingon
Jos. Atkins
Pierre
Senate
Clifford Pippin
Marriage Linked For Lillian Werre and Emery Piece
PRICE WERRE HIGHMORE Jan 1 Special On January 14 at Miller the marriage of Miss Lillian Werre of Highmore and Emery Piece of Ft Thompson was held. Witnesses were the bride and groom’s parents Mr and Mrs Price Werre and Mr and Mrs Sarah Werre. After the ceremony the couple planned a brief trip to Mitchell and intend to reside in Ft Thompson.
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Price-Werre Highmore
Miller
Lillian Werre
Highmore
Emery
Ft. Thompson
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