Lifesaving School Starts Two-Week Red Cross Course at Miller
A Miller municipal pool hosts a two-week water safety course by the Hand County Red Cross chapter. Kenneth Hammill and Gilbert Thomas direct sessions for all levels, under life-saving chairwoman Mrs. E. T. Trosin. Enrollment requires fitness proof and parental consent for under 18, with separate age and ability groups and a future Red Cross certificate for advanced swimmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Red Cross
Lane Accident Victim Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs Will Pawlowski has been recovering in a Mitchell hospital after an automobile collision and returned home Monday. Her daughter Mrs Sam Rittal and baby from Mc Cone City Montana arrived last week to assist, and Mrs Sophie Peiman of Crandon joined to help at the Pawlowski residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Hospital Lane
Will Pawlowski
Mitchell
Sam Rittal
McCone City
Mont
Rittal
Sophie Peiman
Crandon
Pawlowski
Return to Nebraska Lane After Visit
Larson of Bassett Nebraska arrived at NEBHASKA Lane Saturday with Mrs May and four children who had been visiting the Paul May home for two weeks and returned to Bassett with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebhaska Lane
Carfield Larson
Bassett, Neb
Lane
Guests At Blunt Lane Celebrate Fourth Of July
Mr and Mrs George Manesmith were guests July 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs F E Pool in Blunt. The visit took place on Blunt Lane, with attention to local gatherings and hospitality noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt Lane
George Manesmith
Blunt
F. E. Pool
Hand County Crop Outlook Is Bright
Hand County reports 8.88 inches of July rainfall versus 3.79 normal, boosting pastures and traps. Hail affected some areas and grasshoppers appear in the north but not seriously. crops overall are good, with the southern area showing the best outlook. Corn stands knee high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hand
Miller
Faulkton Farmers Elevator Board Elects Officers
The 24th annual stockholders meeting at the Faulkton Farmers Elevator Company was held at the Legion Hall. A dinner for 200 stockholders was served by the American Legion Auxiliary. The secretary reported operating profit of 6592.25 and 4840.22 in dividends paid. W. J. Jacobs reelected director for three years. officers reelected: Anton Selting president, R. TY. Morrow vice president, W. J. Jacobs secretary-treasurer, Ed DeMeisseman manager. Visitors from California included Ed Olston and Ruth from Monrovia, guests at A. B. Maxam home. Mrs. Olston teaches in Monrovia schools. Inez Klemm of Vermillion visited parents in Lane. Albert Luker returned to Vermillion after Army training at Camp Crook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkton
Faulkton Farmers Elevator Company
Legion Hall
Auxiliary of the American Legion
W. J. Jacobs
Anton Selting
R. TY. Morrow
Ed DeMeisseman
California
Lake Preston
Spe~ Cial
Vermillion Lane
Albert Luker
Vermillion
G. Luker
Lane
Camp Crook
Neb
Return to Yale as Irma Vondracek visits Cedar Rapids
Irma Vondracek, who stayed several weeks with Lenore Vondracek and Alma Maass in Cedar Rapids Iowa, returns home Saturday evening. She travels with Thaddeus O Keefe en route from Springfield Ohio driving a new truck. He visited Ft Wayne Indiana with his aunt Charlotte Halauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
Irma
Vondracek
Lenore Vondracek
Alma Maass
Cedar Rapids
Thaddeus O'Keefe
Springfield
Ft. Wayne
Charlotte Halauer
Anniversary Feted At Wolsey Sunday
Mr and Mrs T R Hulbert were honored on their golden wedding anniversary with open house at the home of their son in Wolsey. About 95 guests attended a musical program and a three tier cake topped by a miniature couple stood as the centerpiece. Margaret Case and Tabor Hulbert married in Redfield on July 2, 1889 and later settled in Wolsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulbert
Gordon Babcock
Margaret Case
Tabor Hulbert
Redfield
Wolsey
Former Blunt Woman Dies After Burning Accident
Mrs. Delbert H. Daniels, a former Blunt resident, died in Grand Junction Colorado on June 23 from burns after a kettle of boiling water overturned when she fainted by the stove. Burial was at Grand Junction Mason cemetery on June 26. Survived by husband and four daughters all of Grand Junction and sister Grace Denny of Cedar Rapids. Daniels and her husband lived in Blunt for years and she belonged to Blunt Methodist Church WCTU and Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
Death Blunt
Delbert H. Daniels
Grand Junction
Coro
Daniels
Masonic Cemetery
Gordon Adams
Booth Hoekman
Burton ‘Campbell
Grace Denny
Cedar Rapids
Home from Hospital Lane
Mrs. Fred Harmdierks, recently treated at Methodist Hospital Mitchell, was brought home to Hospital Lane on Sunday after a week of medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Lane
Fred Harmdierks
Mitchell
Vacationers Travel and Visits Across States
Local brief notes record A E Kutil and Leslie Kutil vacationing near Rapid City for two weeks with a summer stay for Leslie at his sister’s home. S R Gross and two daughters visited Newell and Rapid City during Fourth of July. Clara Hagman accompanied by Dr and Mrs R F Hagman of Huron visited relatives in Illinois. Bud Benning group returned from Black Earth Wisconsin after a week. George Price and family plus Madlen Walker attended a Canby Minnesota reunion. W Campbell and Mrs Campbell of Bloomfield Ontario traveled to Hitchcock for a two month visit with Mrs Sophronia Payne after stops in Manitoba and northern Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Kutil
Mond
Rapid City
Leslie Kutil
P. H. Hail
S. R Gross
F. W. Noltensmeier
Newell
Wisconsin
Tulare
Bud Benning
Curtis
Mavis
Anne Arneson
Black Earth
Wis
Arnesons
South Dakota
George
Erwin Price
Madlen Walker
Canby, Minn
Hitchcock Hitchcock
W. &. Campbell
Bloomfield, Ont
Chase sisters visit Frankfort with aunt on vacation
Melba and Joan Chase arrived with their aunt Miss Edith Chase of Miami for a visit with Howard Chase. They plan to tour the Black Hills and Yellowstone Park during their vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Melba
Joan Chase
Edith Chase
Miami
Fla
Howard Chase
Black Halls
Yellowstone Park
Vacation Trip From Frankfort Heads to Wisconsin
Mrs. Clara Schone Otho Schone Margaret Rischegberg and Franz Schulte left Saturday for Wisconsin on a vacation trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Clara Schone
Otho Schone
Margaret Rischegberg
Franz Schulte
Wisconsin
Earling Family Visit Ends With Return Ride Share
Mr and Mrs John Earling and their children of South Shore visited here Friday with Mrs Barling's parents Mr and Mrs C F Schwartz. On their return home they were joined by Mrs Barling's sisters Miss Esther Schwartz and Mrs Helen Cleland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock Hitchcock
John Earling
South Shore
C. F.swartz
Barling
Esther Schwartz
Helen Cleland
Daughter Born at Blunt Announces New Arrival
Mrs. Lilie Hanscom received notice of the birth of a daughter on June 7 in Yakima Washington to Mr and Mrs Wexner formerly of Blunt. Wayne Hanscom previously Jan Shite a Binet cat and graduate of Blunt high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
Lilie Hanscom
Laughter
Ae Yakima, Wash
Wexner Sticcents
Ayne Hanscome
Ormerly Min Janst Shite
Binet
Blunt High Sch
Fisher Reelected Head of Religious Education Council
The Hand County Sunday School Association held a two day convention with sessions in Miller and St. Lawrence. Officers elected for next year were Frank R. Fisher president N A Luke vice president and Mrs H G McCaughey secretary treasurer. The group voted to rename to Hand County Council for Religious Education and sponsor The Christus film in Miller Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
H. G., McCaughey
Hand County Sunday School Association
Hand County Council For Religious Education
the Christus
Miller Auditorium
Start Building War Ship "South Dakota" Camden Navy Yard
Construction of the United States newest battleship the South Dakota began with keel laying at the New York Shipbuilding yard in Camden New Jersey. The 35 000 ton ship carries a cost about 52 794 000 dollars and is slated for completion in 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Camden
N.J
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Local Couple Relocates to Tracy Minnesota for New Post
Mr. and Mrs. Lake Domy departed for Tracy Minnesota where they will establish a new home. Domy, formerly manager at Hayes Lucas lumber yard, will oversee the Tracy yard. They traveled with Mary Ann Malmberg and Mrs. A. P. Scheib. Mrs. Scheib returned home in Elkton after a visit. Mrs. Margaret Tanner returned to Hitchcock after visiting relatives in Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Hitchcock
Lake Domy
Tracy, Minn
Mr. Domy
Hayes Lucas Lumber Yard
Tracy
Mary Ann Malmberg
Margaret Tanner
Sioux Falls
Mohr Family Visiting Frankfort Residents Return from Illinois
Mr and Mrs William Mohr and family longtime Frankfort residents now living in Illinois are visiting relatives and friends in Frankfort They arrived Saturday and plan to spend time with former neighbors and family members during the current trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort Frankfort
William Mohr
Frankfort
Sinois
Week-end Guests at Frankfort Home of Bicknese Family
Week end guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Bicknese were their four daughters Lola of Mankato Minnesota Lois of St Paul Ed Summers of Erwin and Mrs Clarence Deiter of near Redfield Mrs Bicknese returned to Mankato with Lola for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort Frankfort
Fred Bicknese
Lola
Mankato
Minn
Lois
St. Paul
Ed Summers
Erwin
Clarence Deiter
Redfield
Bicknese
Return to Wellington after Belle Fourche roundup
Mr and Mrs Tom De Haven return to Wellington today from Belle Fourche where they attended the round up and Fourth of July celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Tom de Haven
Belle Fourche
Get Licenses Under New Marriage Law
SIOUX FALLS July 6 UPHA Minnesota couple Clarence Hrdal 43 Minneapolis and Rose Jesperson 39 South St. Paul became early recipients of a South Dakota marriage license under the new blood test law. Randall 4 widower and Mrs Jesperson received licenses Monday. Pierre report notes Hughes County clerk issued only one license since the law took effect July 1 for Benjamin Schellenger 22 Eugene Oregon and Mildred Hoyt ig Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Minnesota
Clarence HR. Handal
Minneapolis
Rose Jésperson
South St. Paul
South Dakota
Randall
Jesferson
Pierre Pierre
Hughes County Clerk of Courts
Benjamin E. Schellenger
Eugene
Ore
Mildred
Hoyt
Pierre
Home From Visit, Mrs Ruddy Returns From Kimball
Mrs. A. C. Ruddy returns to her home in Wessington with husband Mr. Ruddy after visiting son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eggert in Kimball. Dayton Hazzard of McIntosh, S. D., visits Wessington relatives this week. Doris Deaver vacations at home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daugherty while recovering in Pierre hospital. Wessington special notes also cover Redfield visits by Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wright and trips to Aberdeen and Hecla to see daughters. In Tulare, Jim Paulson and daughter Bernadine visit from Minneapolis. Muriel Walker leaves Mt. Vernon after two weeks with Mrs. Chris Paulson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
A. C. Ruddy
Kimball
Paul Eggert
Mr. Ruddy
Dayton, Hazzard
McIntosh, S. D
Doris Deaver
Pierre
Charles Daugherty
Hitchcock
W. W. Wright
Redfield
Grace Fields
Aberdeen
Nellie Anderson
Hecla
Harry Malmberg
Tulare
Jim Paulson
Bernadine
Minneapolis
Chris Paulson
Muriel Walker
Mt. Vernon
Returns Home to Sioux Falls After Willow Lake Visit
Mrs. Anna Shneiderman returned Sunday to her home in Sioux Falls after spending a week visiting in Willow Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Lake
Anna Shneiderman
Sioux Falls
Willow Lake Visitors From Rapid City
Mr and Mrs Herold Van visited relatives in Willow Lake during their Rapid City trip this week. Special Superintendent and Mrs Howard Selvigdal were in Willow Lake for holiday visits with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Willow Lake
Wellington
Howard Selvigdal
Herold van
Pierre
Ilors
Minnesotans Injured When Car Is Ditched Near Valley Springs
Mr and Mrs Peter Peterson of St Paul Minnesota were injured when their car left the highway near Valley Springs South Dakota late Sunday. Mrs Peterson 45 is reported seriously injured with a fractured spine and paralysis in one leg. Mr Peterson 57 sustained bruises. Peterson lost control on a curve and the vehicle went off the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Peter Peterson
St. Paul
Minn
Aurt
Valley Springs
S. D
Peterson
Mitchells Visit Livermore for Weekend Business
T L Mitchell and daughters Cara and Glendila traveled to Livermore over the weekend for a business engagement and returned refreshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Wellington
T. L. Mitchell
Cara
Glendila
Livermore
Mrs Kruse Visits Granddaughter Nurse in Algona
Mrs Charles Kruse accompanied the family on a trip and visited her granddaughter Beula Alger who serves as a nurse in Algona. The note highlights family ties and Beula’s nursing role in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kruse
Beula Alger
Algona, Ta
Rushes visit Britton Fordham relative trip
Mrs. Clara Rush and her son Alva drove to Britton Sunday to visit Laverna Rush an assistant county agent there. They then went to Oakes North Carolina to visit relatives and returned home late Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britton Fordham
Clara Rush
Alva
Britton
Laverna Rush
Oakes
N. C
Trip to Great Lakes Cavour
Lawrence Stout and Joy Lind joined Howard Stout for a Saturday trip to Hecla and Duluth with plans to extend into Canada before returning home. The group hoped to explore the Great Lakes on their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes Cavour
Lawrence Stout
Joy Lind Wen
Hecla
Howard Stout
Duluth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joan
Northwest Finance Co
B. A. Kiser
Mgr. W. Security
Nat'l Bank Bldg
Elevator Company
5 Lane
Inez Klemm
South Dakota University
John Klemm
Howard Macy
Wall Street Journal
Succesatus Business Mor and Investors
Broad ST
New York
Ball Park
Gluuek Brewins Company
Tue
Evenine Hunonire State News
Illinois
Clara Hagman
R. F. Hagman
Huron
Fisher
Religious Education Council
Watertown
Gilbert Johnson
Johnson
Johnison
Lake Kampeska
Montgomery
Dakows
Dakota
Pete Pero Ua
Alidin
Warde
Montgomery Ward
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!