Henderson Estate and radio chief host Kansas City visitors
Kansas City lawyer Mr. Cutino visited Henderson's Louisianan kingdom near Shreveport. They toured an estate boasting 70,000 acres, 300 workers, three dip studios, 46 year old host Mitchell Henderson and his radio station Hello World. The trip included drives in a Pierce Arrow, multiple lakes and blinds for hunting, and a tour of the estate facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Hello World
Cuting
Mr. Henderson
W. K. Henderson
Sr. Cutino
Henderson
Shreveport
Pierce Arrow
Neeled
Shorty
Louis
Halliny
My. Henderson
Geses
Larsét Lake
Kansay
Kansas Cillans
Anderson
Louinaa
Variong
Cutlno
Mitchell J. Henderson
Lausan
Cutinol
Local Social and Farm Meeting Roundup
Friday card party hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Kuehl. Grace Gaughran and Mrs Glen Foot visited locals over the weekend. Farmers Elevator met to discuss a loan to the Farmers Creamery. vote failed 53 to 23. Maynard Tyrrell broke his wrist cranking a car. Various locals, callers, and shoppers from Huron and surrounding area noted with small social events and talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kuehl
Grace Gaughran
Glen Foot
George Hanes
Ales
Gene Harry
Bis
Harry Derschiedt
Hiend
Misa Wood
Wayland
Pratt
Farmers Elevator
Joan
Farmers Creamery
Mya
August Musolf
Charles Kuehl, Jr
Herman Schmidt
Lloyd Kendall
Pete Coyer
Len Musoif
Famly
Harry Fbouse
Troquyois
Jake Gross
Bfys
Sowers Harou
Miss Wakey a Huron bopper noted in town events
The report lists Miss Viola Wakey as a Huron figure with local ties. Activities include a water mall freeze event and a Sunday visit to the Bothwell Home south of town. The text mentions Kohfer painting furniture and a Pontige Sale seeking business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specem
Viola Wakey
Uy House
Forestburg News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Marion Gibbs returned Sunday from Arlington after six weeks with his sister Mrs Harry Taylor. Adelina McCoy arrived from Woonsocket to visit sister Irene. Home Extension raining school postponed to Wednesday due to severe cold. The Forestburg Extension club meets at Mrs J A Gere's with hostesses Mrs Henry Larson and Mrs Personius aiding. Demonstrators are Mrs Martha Ora and Mrs S S Judy. Mr and Mrs Art Farnam attended a K and store sale in Artesian Friday. The high school prepares an opera. Gann Valley high school basketball defeated Forestburg 18 to 20? on the road. Forestburg won 18 to ? home win. Milton Gibbs visited Huron on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Gibbs
Arlington
Harry Taylor
Adelina McCoy
Woonsocket
Irene
and Airs
William Jamison
L. C
Birs
A. Gere
Henry Larson
Personius
Martha Ora
S. S. Judy
Art Farnam
Artesian
High Schnoi
Gann Valley
Forestburg
Milton Gibbs
Huron
Community Happenings In Huron And Surroundings
Broadland Charles Margaret and Alee Cor sorano Inclared to Huron Saturday. Church services canceled due to cold weather. Lewis Kool family moved to Samlock farm. Sunshine Girls hosted a party Friday in the TO Q F hall. A nine pound son born to Mr and Mrs Take Gasconigne Friday January 25. Epworth League meeting postponed because of weather. Chester Moat of Gettysburg visited Roy Houe home Saturday and Sunday then left Monday. Marie Glaxier, Hurton high student, visited at home over weekend. Ate and Mrs Luick visited Tim Smith home Sunday. Girl Reserves plan play The Whee Pegs Friday at JO 7 anl. Ross Cummings and Rev Susie Thompson attended Y W G A banquet at Huron Friday. Miss Rath Sidden of Omaha spoke to hi school students Wednesday. Mrs John Orban of Philip visited Ralph Bischoff home in Huron Wednesday. Mr and Mrs George Urban Henry Bischoff and daughter Ruby and William Urban and wife visited Mrs John Urban. Ladies Aldara social party Thursday at church with supper. Henry Pageler bought a garage from Mrs S S Kaump and moves it to his farm. Mr and Mrs Arthur DeVries, newly married, moved to William Kruse farm last week. Lester Johnson and Donald of Huron were Sunday visitors at Ralph Kaump’s. Mark Glazier and Marjorie Better had dinner with Dorothy Urban Sunday. Cornelius Ponlisze bought a new two door Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Margaret
Alee Corsorano
Huron
Lewis Kool
Samlock Farm
Sunshine Girls
TO. Q. F. Hall
Take Gascnigne
Epworth League
Chester Moat
Gettysburr
Roy Houeh
Marie Glaxier
Hurton High School
Luick
Tim Smith
JO. O
Anl
Ross Cummings
Susie Thompson
Rath Sidden
Omaha
South America
John Orban
Philip,s. D
Ralph Bischoff
George Urban
Henry Bischoff
Ruby
William Urban
Ralph Kaumphone
Mark Glazier
Marjorie Better
Dorothy Urban
Cornelius Ponlisze
Gilbert-York and Local Notices Mix For Sioux City Visit
The article notes Mrs J E Jones and son Lestie visiting relatives in Sioux City, mentions the Gilbert York basketball team at St Lawrence, and lists local residents and social happenings. A postponed game due to a storm and a knee injury to Frank Grogan in St Lawrence are also described.
Bancroft and Manchester Choirs Entertained at PresbyManse
Special correspondent notes Bancroft and Manchester choirs and families were entertained Wednesday at the Presby terian manse. The R N A lodge will eat February 7 with a focal hour after the regular meeting and invitations to husbands. Spirit Lake choir sang five numbers at church Sunday evening. Hilton's orchestra of Huron furnished music Friday night. The B N A camp served supper. Mr and Mrs J A Rabenburgen entertained friends Friday evening at Five Hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Manchester
R. N. ‘A. Lodge
Spirit Lake
Hilton
Huron
J. A. Rabenburgen
Alpena man and Cheney trip to Pierre noted
Oscar Branzowsky of Alpena and H G Cheney made a business trip to Pierre Monday. The Seinoha children were called home by their grandfather's death, William Steckel. The Rev L G Lockwood of Pierre spoke to Sunday school classes and Richard Sejnohr left for Minneapolis on a ten day business trip. Mrs John Juergens hosted the Five Hundred club Tuesday evening. Oscar Brenzowsky and H O Cheney traveled to Aberdeen Tuesday. Cheney drove the car back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar ‘Branzowsky
Alpena
H. G. Cheney
Pierre
Theodore Reidel
Missionary Reading Circle
BH. J. Privett
Seinoha
Ella
Spencer
Betty
Judd
N. D
Besale
Edward
Aberdeen
William Steckel
L. G. Lockwood
American Sunday School Union of
Richard Sejnohtr
Minneapolis
John Juergens
Five Hundred
Oscar Brenzowsky
Local Dwellers Resume Weekend Activities in Area
Milt Stevenson attended the Pret week. Raymond Bieger remained under care at the Huron Clinic last week and came home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Baker visited the James Gugin home Sunday. Gust Schmidt visited the J. J. Bottomley home Sunday. Sheffield residents attended a card party hosted by the RN A lodge in Cavour Friday. G. J. McDonald and family returned from Pierre Saturday. Albert Scotter and family spent Sunday with Walter Badger. Ed Lemke visited friends in Cavour over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milt Stevenson
Raymond Bieger
Huron
Merle Baker
James Gugin
Gust Schmidt
Qat
J. J. Bottomley
Sheffield
RN. A. Lodge
Cavour
G. J
Local Notes From St Lawrence and Miller Community
Mrs Winkie Noon returns home to Miller after caring for influenza patients Mr and Mrs Sedam recover. Sunday school business meeting held at Stachman home Lyman Lockwood guest at ONeil home Jarmurk visits for dental work Ladies Aid supper clears 21.50 despite storm. No services at Pramre chapel due to snow. Basketball game postponed due to illness. Dr Taylor’s son-in-law move. Dr J B Taylor still active aged 80. Van Zee to return from Joliet Ill after three months surgical care. Representative Will Hernan at home during legislature race. Mrs A C G Magness suffers inflammatory rheumatism. Miss Moore of Miller helps at home. Mrs E H R Brwin to move to farm in Hates township. Bert Ontais and Charles Walker helps Trailing-ice for Finder. Rochester to visit mother for operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkie Noon
Miller
Seam
Thea Sous
L. T. Jarmurk
J. M. Magness
Py Aherns
J. Carl
Mae Magness
BF. Magness
Lin
Pramre- Chapel
Will Hernan
Hand
A.cg. Magness
Misa Moore
Mee
Ruby
Wier
Taylor
Ste Charles Baies
EH. R. “Brwi
Hates
Township
Bert Ontais
Charles Walker
Finder
Rochester
Banish That Extra Fat In An Easy Pleasant Modern Way
Not provided enough clear facts for a factual summary. The readable parts urge a simple scientific approach to reducing excess fat, implying a lifestyle or diet focus. No named persons or organizations are identified.
Local Mil ler Residents Attend Ill Sedams at Home
Mrs Meta McCulon and Mrs Fan sla Ross visit daily from Miller to care for ill parents Mr and Mrs R T Sedam. David Banning out sick from influenza. H B Chsrock travels to Webster on business. The Abbots settle on the old King farm. Pearl and Hazel start high school. Mrs Yaksha returns to Miller nursing care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta McCulon
Fansla Ross
Miller
R. T. Sedam
David Banning
H. B. Chsrock
Webster
Abbots
Old King Farm
Pearl
Hazel
Yaksha
Nureing
Ard &S
Carpenter vicinity news and social notes from Willow City ND
Special correspondent Richard Churchill reports visitors and gatherings around Carpenter and nearby towns. Families from Willow City, Raymond, Bancroft, Clark, and Watertown share visits and events. notable items include a free dance by Gay Iverson, car purchases, and weekend visits with relatives.
Local notes from DeSmet and vicinity settle on town life
Desmet and Onida residents appear in a string of brief updates. Orville Hartman visits en route to Sioux Falls for business. Father George Tatt0 takes two weeks vacation near Boston. Mrs A Walstrom plans at DeSmet. Wayne and wife travel to Chicago. Lindsay family attends funeral in Brookings. Chas Grice of Hoquiam visits with local friends and Dr Hall. Boy Scouts conduct tenderfoot tests under W C Besselievre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Hartman
Onida
Sioux Walls
George Tatt
Boston
Pather Willianson
Bryant
A. Walstrom
Planniss
Wayne Owl
Chicago
W. C. Besselievre
Chas. L. Grice
Hoquiam
Wash
DeSmet
J. H U Wall
Grice
Hall
School leaders discuss district tournament draw in Huron
In Rochester C H Rogge coach of the focal school traveled to Huron to consult O D Dunbar principal on drawing for the district tournament. Dunbar chairs the committee with Rogge as a member. Dr B A Dyar joined the Chicago Northwestern special train en route to Rapid City for a railway physicians convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
C. H. Rogge
Focal
Huron
Fotfer
O. D. Dunbar
Dunbar
Rogge
B. A. Dyar
Chicago Northwestern
Rapid City
A. E. Bostrom
Dr. Dyar
Bonilla Community Notes and Absences This Week
Delbert Atchingon was absent from school due to illness at the start of the week. Several youths practice for a two pageant to be held at the church. Miss Krom substitutes for Miss Sickles and visited Tulare this weekend. Violet Benson spent the weekend at Scotland and Horley with Edgar Harwood of Bonilla and Mites. Bessie Bradvoge of Wessington married in Huron on January 23. Roy Anderson was taken to Mitchell for medical treatment Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Pred McKichan visited the Gilmore home for a Sunday evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Atchingon
Krom
Miss Sickles
Tulare
Violet Benson
Scotland
Horley
Edgar Harwood
Bonilla
Mites
Bessie Bradvoge
Wessington
Huron
Roy Anderson
Mitchel
Pred McKichan
Tex Gilmore
Ree Heights News Briefs Highlight Local Notices
Ill health and recoveries appear across the community with Himer Beck and the Namary children among those affected. Marjorie Burge returns from Huron Hospital after an operation while Betsie Moore resumes school. A fire destroys the Ties home. The community hosts a shower for Mrs. J W Hines and members of the Township Community Club meet at Mrs. Ailton Hickees. Mrs. Al Lantoff and children depart for Nebraska by car, aided by Morris Paine. Ruth Sisson arrives from California to assist Sisson children as school ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights
Himer Beck
Marjorie Burge
Huron Hospital
A. B. Schull
Rapid City
Charles Beransk
Blunt
Roy Fife
Highmors
Professor Wells
O. BE. S
H. Namary
Nebraska
Laut
Morris Paine
Ruth Sisson
California
Sisson
Mrs Wilkam Ginze Hosts Band Meeting Night
Mrs Wilkam Ginze entertained the band Tiddu on Monday evening. All members attended. Prize went to Mrs Neillop with Annis second high for Mrs Theresa Sutter and consolation to Mrs Maude Dawson. Lunch served by Grace Wrisbt of Ree Hereluts. Sis Rovih Sutter, a Hurley college student, spent Sunday at Prof Russel Brandt's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syeriga
Wilkam Ginze
Neillop. Annis
Theresa EB. Sutter
Maude Dawson
Miks Grace Wris Bt
Sis Rovih
Sutter
Hurey College
Russel Brandt
Byron Area Notes Include Socials Updates And School Events
Mrs Leslie Sims returned home from Stickney after visiting her mother. August Bloedorn and family moved to Redfield. he was long-time resident and C N W railway foreman. Frank Payne and C B Hinkley moved goods to Redfield. Kings Heralds met. Helen Boorse and Evelyn Tanner led. Dorothy Price served refreshments. M S Lund hosted four tables of prize night. Theresa Be Sutter and Ida Steinheuser won prizes. lunch by hostess. M E Ladies Aid met. birthday committee entertained. quilt tied. rain bags given. lane snacks served by several members. John Trebian, H C Frye and C H Stecker received free groceries at Sutter's store opening. Leland Steineuser ill, returned to school. The Gypsy Rover musical at Hitchcock High Feb 3. Orton Tagner plays supay rover. Miss Tvar xiet Solvst directs. Rockwood hall party dance with Hays orchestra. Edith Fountain to Chicago College of Music. Hitchcock Cooperative Store annual meeting Jan 29. dinner served. Region auxiliary officers planned local and state activities. Tish school boys and girls basketball teams traveled to Washington for contests. Oxford erected tablet in honor of James Sadler the first English aeronaut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Leslie Sims
Stickney
August Bloedorn
Redfield
Mr. Bloedorn
Frank Payne
B. Hinkley
Kings Heralds
Helen Boorse
Svelyn Tanner
Borothy Price
M.S. Lund
Pridse
Theresa BE. Sutter
Ida Steinheuser
M. E. Ladies Aid
E. E. Dubois
George Woos
Hhees
Theresa EH. Sutter
Charles Phillips
Safronia Payne
Jake Harris
John Richards
de’ Rodman
John Trebian
H.C. Frye
H. Stecker
Sutter's
Leland Steizheuser Haseen
Tuei
Hitchcock High School
Nujoy P
High Scool
Misa Tfarxiet
Cilcnga College of Music
Ehidy Pine Crean
Hitchcock Cooperative Store Company
L Oo. C. F
Hol Riemath
Tish School Boya
Wessington
Community Notes From Polo and Nearby
Carl Harden met with Lawrence Hunker on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ban Meyer announce the birth of a daughter January 28. A C M P time movie in Howell hall was postponed to February 8 due to storm. George Hargeng injured his hand cranking a car last week. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Weisler at Miller Hospital last week. Helen Wilson missed a week of school with foot infection. Eleanor Schlecter, nurse student at St Marys Hospital Pierre, visited. Jewel and Muart Campbell motored to Turow with Lloyd Hines, visiting here two weeks. He will visit Huron then return to Williams Ja. ior, and Mrs Conrad Shaefer announce another birth last Dorothy Bowmar and Fred Beatles of Wessington visited the Kuper home. Loretta Junker spent weekend with Polo friends. A number of Polo youths visited Schlecter home Sunday evening and joined Eleanora for games and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo News
Carl Harden
Lawrence Hunker
Ban Meyer
Howell Hall
C. & M. Pim Company
George Hargeng
John Weisler
Miller Hospital
Helen Wilson
Eleanor Schlecter
St. Mary’s Hospite
Pierre
Jewel
Muart Campbell
Turow
Lloyd Hines
Yeal
Huron
Williams
Walker couple attend Episco pes conference in Huron
The Rev and Mrs Almer H Walker are in Huron attending the Episcopal conference and will return by week’s end. They note poor condition of country roads on the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Creek
Mra
Almer H. Walker
Huron
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will Aoon
Deadwood
American Legion Post
Nathan Andersons
Laula Leiver
Fred Boeke
Ed de Long
Vancouver
B. C
E. B. Dinsmore
Rochester Hospital
Dorothy Meyer
Boyd Rabbit
Broadland
Gilbert-York
J. Ei. Jones
Aon
Lestie
Sioux City
A W. Wade
St. Lawrence
Lacy
BE. C¢. Smith
Harry Conkey
Cecil
Helen Brandsted
Melvine Jones
Weasington
Frank Grogan
Lloyd
Parta Conkey
Wolsey
Richard Churchill
Willow City
Carpenter
Iverson
Robert Raymond
Byron Krebs
Raymond
Mr. Krebs
William Thompson
Watertown
Krebs
Nels Madsen
Tom Nielsen
Maynard Denman
Fred Nelsen
George Hanson
Julia Callahan
Carl Andrews
H. Fountain
Jack Andrews
Maynard
Opsahl
Willow Lake
Bessie Hubbard
Clark
Take Glanzer
Thei Farm
Dewy Ward
Georgiz Caverbill
Frank
R. Stewart
Farmers & Merchants Bank
W.S. Rive
Marx St
Adams
Rice, Inc
Hue Main St
Adams, N.yt
Hitchcock
Oxford
Jamies Sadler
Ronchitis
Tao
Huron Grain & Coal Co
Emma D. Braentigam
Emma
Cuticurs
Iroquois
Esmond
Jenny
Jack
Chester
Ideal
John Deere
Emerson Gang
Waterloo Boy
Florence
Bard
Colman
Atwater Kent
Gerace
Andy Best
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