Local Huron Area Social Notes and Birth at Willams Farm
CARPENTER air and Mrs. Wilson, Ratlid, shopped in Huron Tuesday. The M. B. Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Etta Bottger’s home Wednesday for a quilting afternoon and refreshments. Several locals visited Willow Lake, Hendersons, and Carthage area events, with a wedding quiet at the Fennel home and a new Ford truck purchase by Maynard Opsaki. A farmer, Julius Brandenburg, suffered a crushed hand in a corn shelter west of Alpena last week.
Bancroft Social Notices and Upcoming Basketball Game
Special correspondent Titta Bienenga reports on visits around Bancroft including Mr and Mrs Geors Barnes at Wlertawm and Fred Foeicke at Yale. Royal Nelahhors held a social meeting. smallpox vaccination updates noted. Town team to face Carthage in a return basketball game tonight.
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Titta
Bienenga
Barnes
Coglelle
Fred Foeicke
Yale
Argel
Frye
Bans Plaitterson
Weeam Larson
Topke
Carthage
Dack Andre
Carpenter
E. Fountain
Cavour
von ‘Pyrrell
Os the Glen
Community Notes Show Visits and Local Social Events
Mrs Will Moore of Gnida visiting her mother Mrs Sarai Munson then went to Woonsocket to visit Mrs Lida Hoppe Amelia Ross of Lesterville was in Alpeng last week Social Hour club meeting postponed due to influenza illness Mr Toungs confined to bed Mrs Henry Thormahlen of Sessington were dinner guests at Ellis Barnes home Henry Williams family spent afternoon and dinner at E C Barber home Harold Thornberg weekend visit in Huron Pete Erickson of Wellington Springs visited his parents Mr and Mrs H Erickson Pete Lund Ed Neam yer Wyre Bett Sound went to Sioux Falls on business Ad Feick and family of Huron dined at Andrew Aisenbrey home Frank Heathcote of Watertown visited aunt Mrs Alice Smith last week Frank Linafelter and family visited with parents Mr and Mrs George Linafelter George Teller of Woonsocket visited George Linafelter home George Teller returned Thursday Ronald Triplett and wife Verna visited Hitchcock Sunday W J Clark of Huron visited his mother 21rd Gertie awarded Wednesday Mr and Mrs John Schneiderman Jr and Mrs Ervin Schneiderman and Merle Tague at O L Barringer home Saturday evening visiting Mrs Barringer bake sale by ML E church Ladies Aid raised $21 Mrs S S Helgeland attended funeral of brother Charles Kruger in Woonsocket who died Friday from exposure in city water pipes Mrs L I McDonald hosted a gathering Tuesday at her home
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Will Moore
Gnida
Sarai Munson
Woonsocket
Lida Hoppe
Amelia Ross
Lesterville
Alpeng
Toungs
Henry Thormahlen
Sessington
Henry Williams
E. C. Barber
Harold Thornberg
Huron
Pete Erickson
Wellington Springs
H. Erickson
Pete Lund
Ed Neam
Bett Sound
Sioux Falla
Ad Feick
Huron Toolinner
Andrew Aisenbrey
Funécay
Frank Heathcote
Watertown
Gies
Alice Smith
Frank Linafelter
Bira
George Linafelter
George Teller
W. J. Clark
Gertie
John “Schneiderman, Jr
Ervin Schneiderman
Merle Tague
Ha O. L. Barringer
Josephine Biases
Pierre Isat Monudxyettar
Hot Springs ‘Hospital
Rev. Meckel
Minneapolis
Fawcett Broz
U. S
Ho J. Thenany
Georges Pawcett
Vioin Hasart
Eve Petersen
Hnme
Miller Hospital
Cedar Church
Hammill
Waterlowy
North Atc
August Slaedter
Chicega
Bre
J.B. Spetker
Ree Heizhta
Andrew Anderson
Ford
Jeanie Wires
Royal
Rich
Little Lloyd Specker
Shiller Hospital
CONDE
Schlener
M. EB
Ladies Aid
E. L. Fahrenwald
John Humburg
Wes McMillan
Conde Auto and Electric Company
Alice Hall
L. C. van Ornum
Pierre
Ernest Holday
Aberdeen
Ha Weideman
Condé
Ambrose Noonan
Frankfort
James Hearnen
Vera Bultman
Beuland Mary
Harry Cobb
EL Roseth
Shannon
Roseth
Verna Keeley
Leigh Hazen
Stella
Rebekah
Guy Miller
Myrie Herberson
Glen Clark
Prank Mall
Bob Yeulenburg
Ree Heights Special Correspondent Bets Busy in Pierre
Ree Heights Fy special correspondent Josephine Biases stayed with relatives in Pierre and will take a nurse training job at Hot Springs hospital. Rev. Meckel returned from Minneapolis after accompanying Mrs. Meckel who had goitre surgery. Residents report visits, hospital recoveries, and upcoming church service adjustments for February and March.
High School Alumni Party Held Friday Evening
High school students hosted an alumni party on Friday evening showcasing school pride and community ties. Attendees included former students and staff who mingled, shared memories, and enjoyed refreshments in a casual campus setting.
Condé Social Roundup and Local Notes
Condé residents held Sunday school activities at Mrs. August Schlener home and a M E B Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs. E L Fahrenwald’s. Local visits included mayor L C Van Ornum returning from Pierre and Aberdeen travelers, with birthdays and births noted. A P T A meeting is planned for February 5 and an Eastern Star card party was held with prizes won.
Mrs Hildebrandt Hosts Ladies Aid at Masonic Temple
On Thursday night January 30 Mrs P H Hildebrandt hosted Ladies Aid divisions two and at her home. The report notes Gus Stone returned Thursday from Putney after months busking corn and comments on scarce work due to bad weather.
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P. H. Hildebrandt
Gus Stone
Putney
Local Social Notes and Revival Talk In Clark Area
Mrs Hardy and children of Canis tota visit her sister Mrs Bark Clark while Rev W M Redfield helps lead revival meetings in Clark this week. Hondea store held a baking demonstration at the hall Friday and Saturday with Blanche Kendall of Blin neapolly as demonstrator. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Joy Rely and Mr and Mrs Clifford Walker in Carthage on Sunday. Florence Bacheler returns from Kingston Ark. Various locals visit relatives in Huron Carthage and Kingston area.
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Hardy
Canistota
Bark Clark
W. M. Redfield
Clark
Honde
Blanche Kendall
Blinneapolly
Joy Rely
Clifford
Walker
Chart
Carthage
Helen Pigney
Blant
C. J. Walker
Floyd Alley
Cavour
Dora Jeffers
aid_atus
Brookings
Orval Jeffers
Huron
Florence Bacheler
Kingston
Ark
Chester Chapman
Marilyn
Hattie Chapman
Jess Woods
W. J. Wilkens
Stop Getting Up Nights Nature Danger Signal
Jos Ulrich of Beardsley Minnesota reports relief after using Lithiated Buchu Keller Parmulid. He claims reduced bladder irritation and fewer nocturnal awakenings with improved sleep, noting tablets cost 2 cents and are available at Keller Laboratory Mechanicsbuy Ohio or Longstar Drug Co.
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Jos. Ulrich
Beardsley
Minn
Von
Keller Aboratory
Mechanicsbuy Ohio
Longstar Dring Co
Esmond High School Renamed After Vacation Restart
Reports say Esmond high school classes resumed after a week off with new names for the courses. Prof. Wilbur Ohlson has recovered from tonsillitis. Fred Jeffers sets February 11 for a public sale of farm equipment. Esmond Ladies Aid will serve lunch at noon as the Jeffers family plans to leave. Word arrives of Miss Molly Costello’s marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esmond High School
Wilbur Ohlson
Fred Jeffers
Esmond Ladies Aid
Jeffers
Molly Costello
Lea's Hair Tonic promises gray hair reversal
An advertisement extols Lea's Hair Tonic as a safe alternative to dyes, claiming it returns hair to its youthful color without toxicity. It notes availability at Perriton's pharmacy and offers parcel post delivery from Lea's Tonic Co. in Brentwood, Massachusetts, with related names and locations mentioned in the misread copy.
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Lea
Perriton's
Lea's
Holrhea's Tonic Co
Brentwood
Nellie Costello
Sioux Falls
John Yrinkwan
Tanlac Promises Relief From Digestive Ailments
Stomach troubles cause weakness dizziness and fatigue. Tanlac is advertised as restoring health and activity, citing a letter from Nicholas Buynak who says indigestion had him bedridden but Tanlac helped him eat sleep and feel well. Claims cure for gas stomach pains and restores appetite vigor and sleep. Money back if not helpful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Showlanes
Nicholas Buynak
Local Births and Home Plans Documented
On January 22, Miss Costello, born in Egmond, is noted as living here for several years. The Friniman couple plans to relocate and make their home in Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Costello
Egmond
Mrs. Friniman
Sioux Falls
Estimated value of a human body in chemical markets
An estimate suggests the average human body could be worth between 12 and 15 dollars if the chemical materials making it were sold at commercial prices.
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