Huron Veterans Attend Beresford Encampment Schedule
A Huron Veterans of Foreign Wars delegation led by Commander I R Crawford and State Commander L O Hagen will attend the Beresford encampment opening tomorrow. Plans include a Fourth of July parade, joint memorial service, and a large state gathering with national leaders Van Zandt and Butler visiting.
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I. R. Crawford
L O. Hagen
Beresford
Lans
Huron
Tiverett Waddell
Locgs
South Dakota
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United
Fay
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary
Winifred Toussaint
Jer
Trench Mortar Battery
M&nd
Ner
Folk
Neb
Nebraska
Grand Island
National Bank of Norfolk
First National Bank of Beresford
van Zandt
Mander
James E. van Zandt
Altoona
Smedley D. Butler
Arive
Ladison Municpal Band
Bernesford
Gent
Amny
Coughlin Party Formed in Redfield Area Meeting
A large group met at Athol Hall Wednesday to establish a National Union for Social Justice unit in Redfield with E. Meek assisting. Officers elected: Robert Twins president, Charlee Boreman vice president, Mrs. D. Watkins secretary, Mira Corbin Ingies treasurer. A resolution endorsed Lemke for president and the Union platform. Spink County now has four NU for Social Justice units: Deland Redfield Frankfort Athol. Plans aim to add a unit at TuJere soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coughlin
Redfield
Athol Hall
E. Meek
National Union For Social Justice
Robert Twins
Charlee Boreman
D. Watkins
Mira
Corbin Ingies
Wm. Lemke
Lemke
Union Party
Spink County
Deland
Frankfort
Athol
Tu Jere
Hoppers Thick in Preston Vicinity
In Lake Whedun observers report a large cloud of grasshoppers in the Wakewood area of Kingsbury County. The pests have caused little damage so far, with grain harvests continuing. corn and potatoes remain good on dry lake bottoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whedun
Kingsbury
Wakewood
Mahonney Issues Confirmation at Gettysburg Class
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Mahonney of Sioux Falls confirmed a class of 120 in Gettysburg. Rev. Fr. Meyer and eight other priests attended and assisted in the services, aiding in administer of the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahonney
Gettysburg
Sioux Falls
Meyer
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By OLIVE NEFF
Food preservation aims to keep foods near their natural state by destroying deterioration causing organisms or halting bacterial activity. Refrigeration best preserves taste, texture, and nutrition, aiding public health through modern storage and handling. The ultimate responsibility lies with the homemaker or kitchen director to prevent contamination and maintain proper temperatures.
Barn Damaged by Flames in Blunt Farm Fire
Blunt residents were roused about 1 am Wednesday tofight a barn blaze belonging to Ben Nesheim. Fire of unknown origin spread before discovery but was controlled by the local department before adjacent buildings were endangered. Dry June weather heightened fire danger in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Nesheim
Blunt
Wolsey Area Notes on Visits and Updates
Wolsey residents report visits by Wolsey Wesley Baker to Minnesota and travels of Mrs F C Gordon and Mrs F B Gordon with Nelle to the Black Hills Yellowstone Park and Oregon. Frank Jensen and daughter visited C O Lindblad family. Marvin Friese announces birth of a son. Bernard Johanson travels through Wolsey en route to Riverside California to visit family. A new heating plant is being installed in the local school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey Wesley Baker
Minnesota
F. C. Gordon
Nelle
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Oregon
Frank Jensen
Huron
C. O. Lindblad
Marvin Friese
Bernard Johanson
Wolsey
Riverside
Calif
Ad Brothers
Local Visitors Call on Maced Heart Residents in Minn
Bonilla Clyde and Glenn Palmer visit relatives at Maced Heart Minnesota. James E Hammer of Hitchcock called Monday evening. Mr and Mrs RU Johnston and son visited from Sts. Miss Dorothy Peck stopped en route to Golden Colorado to settle home. She will attend Colorado School of Mines on a four year scholarship. Peck plans to visit Greeley for summer school. George Merklin of Town Falls enjoys a few days here. C T Young of Huron called. Dorothy OBrien returns from a week with the T Walton home Burdette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla Clyde
Glenn Palmer
Maced Heart
Minn
James E. Hammer
Hitchcock
Hare
RU. Johnston and Son
Dorothy Peck
Golden
Colo
Soo
Colorado School of Mines
Schopl
Misa Peck
Mra. Johnston
Greeley
George Merklin
Town Falls
C. T. Young
Huron
Dorothy O'Brien
T. Walton
Burdette
George Anton
Vincent Matthew
Vincent Buoye
Matthew Anton
Lohn
Jetuly
Crookston
Barbara Luckey de
Sioux Falls
Florence Roger
Alpenae
Luckey
George
California
Phillip Harden
Doo
Jena
Vilote Hillele
Bernie Webber
Ernest Dedlony
Velverdale
Rev
Kearton
Jamiy
Canton
J.T. Sedgwick
John Gehan
Sioux City
Ralph Bromwell
Max Bromwell
Points Bn
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Tews
Jon Atkins
Brookings
Fred Cook
Marion Atkins
Alden Cutler
Helen
Hester
WY. HL Buoys
Plymouth
Moore
Zink
Main Street
Lohm
Lecel Merchants
X-Service
Willman-Fea
Iroquois Area Fishing Lease Grants Weekday Access
Iroquois residents received permission for fishing-in during Wednesdays and Thursdays for several weeks, while strong winds caused widespread damage Sunday afternoon. Local carpenters will repair wrecked buildings. Families from Huron Manchester Gary Indians and Minnesota visited relatives, planning a three week trip through Iowa Illinois Indiana. A Willing Workers Club meeting announced a Fourth of July picnic at Zena Aitchison’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois
Orlo Porter
Wesley Bensley
Carrence Bensley
Lyle Keelin
Huron
Marvin Schley
Gery
Schley
Tana Mra
Wesley Hensley
Fannie Porter
Edger Hodges
Manchester
Minnesota
Iowa
Ilinois
Houston
Minn
Greeley
William Armstrong
Gary
Mia
Clifford Peterson
Madaryville
Indiana
Waverly Porter
Dainois
C. Irvin Krumm
Watertown
Willing ‘Workers Club
Zena Aitchison
Faulkton visitors and family travels noted
Faulkton area residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Art Hanson and son of Huron joined Mrs. Ralph Mort of Strool in visiting T. J. Tyrell. Henry Backhaus of Grantville and Mrs. Anna Hemme of Hardwick stayed with J. W. Warkenthien. Lorita Schlender underwent appendicitis surgery at a Huron hospital. Carl Wearts and family left for Ashton Iowa to visit relatives. Ronny Dirksen family and R Dirksen Sr visited H. Poppen at Lake Preston. Marvel Tyrell returned home to Artesian after a visit with Dan Costello. J. Clarasen and Minnesota relatives spent a week visiting. H. C. Risch and family will meet in Holloway with his parents this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Hanson
Huron
Ralph Mort
Strool
T. J. Tyrell
Henry Backhaus
Grantville
Anna Hemme
Won
Hardwick
Minn
J. W. Warkenthien
Carl Wearts
Ashton
Art Reever
Jon, Dale
Gaylord Barber
Fred Busch
Hapld City
Ronny Dirksen
R. Dirksen
BR. Dirksen
H. Poppen
Lake Preston
Marvel Tyrell
Artesian
Dan Costello
J. Clarasen
Minnesota
H.C. Risch
Holloway
Mr. Risch
Cavour Reunions Highlight Old Friends Visit
Minneapolis man Cavour Jay Bweat returned Sunday as a Ce vour caller while Dr. Sweet, son of Frank Sweet, was traced southeast of Cervour. He now lives in Minneapolis and hadn’t been in Cavour 14 years. Bible School at Cavour M B Church closed Friday with special services as a thunderstorm moved through the area. A shower near six miles away was reported as Welter Carrie enjoyed a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Bweat
Minneapolis
Cevour
Dr. Sweet
Cervour
Frank Sweet
Cavour
Daily Bible School
Cavour M.B
Carrie
Residents gather for county events and local storms
Mrs Swartout plans a month visit as RK Rauch and Kenneth Anderson return from weddings and exams. Beadle County Sunday School Convention in Wessington features Helen Carr and Rev Brown. Virgil Rauch visits from Montana, Mrs Marvel Anderson and Miss Done plan ten weeks in Philip, Charles Lowrey accompanies. Iroquois storm destroys barns west of town. Cavour residents visit, Horgeshot game grows, cattle shipments head to Indiana, net buildings near Herb Warren project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Rauch
Hle
Montana
R. A. Rauch
Cavour Township
Marvel Anderson
Done
Philip, D
Charles Lowrey
Charles Zeth
Sanborn County
Thomas Newman
Cavour
F. Lyman
Iroquois
Cavour Lumber Co
Pat Costello
Mery
Sestella
William Megs
Hur
W. A. Miller
L. W. Butz
Indiana
F. J. Johnwan
Herb Warren Farm
C. W. Day
Bronday
Mr. Day
Sheffield
Fordham Weather Brings Wanted Rain and Grasshopper Humble
A Sunday shower of a quarter inch in Fordham eased local conditions and should deter grasshoppers temporarily. Community notes report visits and gatherings across Pearl Creek Darlington Holstein Garden City and nearby towns including family visits, 4 H events, and local social meetings.
Local Families Visit Across Town Over Weekend
Yale Mr and Mrs William Marsh and children from Mitchell visited the W Marsh home while Mrs Hand and Phil Hand of Stone Lake and Mrs Noyes of Centuria stayed at Mary and James Smith homes. George Davis and Matt Simpson from Fatn joined the visits, and Mrs Bernard Garry returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
William Marsh
Mitchell
Social visits and relatives in Webster area
Max Gorey and children stay with Barnard Garry in Chicago. Maynard Derschied’s birthday party held at Fred Der Schied home. James Carter and family of St Lawrence and visitors from North Carolina and Hu ron visit Jule Delvaux. Alton Gaughran family of Webster travel with Marilyn and William Gaughman Sr. to Montana and Canada then return. Roy Johnson and Clarence Gaughran hosts. Mevie Gaughran returns home with visitors. Mr and Mrs O Denielson and daughter from Franklin visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Max. E Gorey
Alton Gaughran
Marilyn
Webster
William Gaughmaan
Glenn Foote
Montana
Canada
Roy Johnson
Huron
Clarence Gaughran
Mevie Gaughran
Johnson
Aera
Mya
Diverse Delegates Attend North Dakota Sunday School Meet
Alpena Mesiames James Grace Harman Kunze Lealie Grace and Ray Webber joined George Kunze Otto Kunze Ralph Hayes George Brigham and Rev A KR Bachliman at Wessington for the Bepla County Sunday School convention. Gertrude Becker spoke on The New Challenge of India. Becker, a missionary, plans to return to India next year. Alma Kyle Morgan and Roy Danner with Ralph Louis of Astoria were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Smith. Joe Wollman and son Willis of Freeman stopped en route to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena Mesiames
James Grace
Harman Kunze
Lealie Grace
Ray Webber
George Kunze
Otto Kunze
Ralph Hayes
George Brigham
A. KR
Bachliman
Wessington
Bepdla
and Mire
Joe Wollman
Joes
Willis
Freeman
Eachliman
Canada
Mise Gertrude Becker
Methodist Church
India
Mise Becker
Mre
Alma Kyle
Morgan
Roy Danner
Ralph Louis
Astoria
Roy Smith
Local Social Roundup From Huron and Mitchell Events
Broadland Mr and Mrs Kenneth Abramson visited the Abramson home in Huron. The Browiland Girl Beaute returned from a three day camp at Lake Dudley. Mrs W G Urban and Frances Poulisse visited Mr and Mrs LR Johnston in Mitchell. Mrs Mike Bios, staying with Mrs James Pownell, leaves for Mitchell then Rapid City to visit relatives. Fred Johnston returned home to Huron for rheumatism treatment. Miss Dorothy Abramson of Redfield visiting the Hanneth Abramson home. Thomas Blakley Tom Terney and Mr and Mrs Fred Payne left for Rapid City to visit Mr and Mrs Ralph Koump and family since Memorial Day. Mr and Mrs William Harrington and son Wesley and Mrs Clifford Anderson motor to Lake Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadland
Kenneth Abramson
Art Abramson
Huron
Browiland
Lake Dudley
W. G. Urban
Frances Poulisse
LR. Johnston
Mitchell
Mike Bios
James Pownell
Rapid City
Fred Johnston
Dorothy Abramson
Redfield
Hanneth Abramson
Thomas Blakley
Tom Terney
Fred Payne
Ralph Koump
Terney
William Harrington
Non
Wesley
Clifford Anderson
Lake Mitchell
Highmore Social Visitors Bow in from Van Meter and Brookings
Highmore highlights include Miss Martha Jane Felter of Van Meter visiting Dr. Z Parkinson. Van Camp of Brookings was in on Saturday and Sunday. Shilling returned from Toledo Ohio at week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Weekend fishing trip and local notices in Highmore area
The report lists residents plus relatives traveling or returning from trips over the weekend, including W G McLaughlin Harald Wooley J H Wooley and Robert Bordner heading to northern Minnesota, and Dorothy June Hawkins returning from Huron. It notes a fire inspector visiting Highmore on a Saturday storage building fire in Pierre, plus several family movements and a Glenn county reunion.
Local visits and travel through Spencer and surrounding towns
Donald from Allivon and Mrs. E W Hemn son with Betty Rae came Non day from Sioux City while Mrs Vern Thompking and Lovie eees went to Spencer Saturday to fetch Mrs Thompkins mother Mrs Nettie Simmons and her sister Miss Mae Simmons for a visit returning Sunday. Mr and Mrs Floyd Wilard of Huron visited Frank Hawking home over the weekend with Dorothy Lancaster of Vermillion. Ruth Hanson traveled to Pierre Tuesday to begin work in the Lowry Beatty Shop after previously working for Mrs Vera Webb in Highmare for a year. Mr and Mrs Art Brower of Huron stayed overnight in Lighmore on their way on the Black His. Mrs John Silvernall is expected home Sunday from a month in Wah ipeton NLD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry Beatty
Vera Webb
Highmare
Art Brower
Huron
Lighmore
John Silvernall
Wahipeton
Nld
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Wessington Springs
Fordham
Henry Falkenberg
Pearl Creek
Economy Club
Ray Johnson
Clyde Crone
Stephenson
Bonnie Falkenberg
Darlington
Hans Schubert
Holstein
George Brush
Trusnan Lien
Garden City
John A. Hatlitt
Luke
Henry
Elmer Hill Ome
Tom Serbick
Omaha
Alpha Shelton
Sioux Fills
Will Merback
Martin Anderson
Bushnell
M. C. Alford
Perriton
Contimental Distilling Corporation
Philadelphia
Pal
W. G. McLaughlin
Harald Wooley
J. H. Wooley
Robert Bordner
Dorothy June Hawkins
J. EB. Wyland
J. G. Ryan
Euron
Mary Shields
J. E. Washburn
Madison
Washburn
Thy
Clyde
Bud Exlandson
Alpena Iowisi
Neaty Sisters
Pierre
Phillipps
Harold Felhaber
Humboldt
Felhaber
Shel
Voy
Me, and Mrs. L. M. Hanson
Mise
Barbara Rouric
Kennebec
Howard
Charles Mechling
Alf
U.S
Niblo's
Comer Fifth & Minols
Pew Coatemare
Saunders
Dakete
Avense Me
Kettering's
Sdenndae
Mall
Salary Loan Co
B. A. Riser
Mar Ballo
Nat'l Bank of
Ruron Bld
Ieat Hs Best
Huron Dairy Products Co
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