Neighborhood News Notes From Huron Area Gatherings
Mr and Mrs gonn suuer and family visited Mr and Mrs Roy Seeley of Huron Sunday. Mrs Emery of Huron visited Rampda Swaney home. Mr and Mrs Howard Miller drove to Ayr Sunday to visit her parents. Roy Fussell attended the Christian Endeavor convention in Huron as a delegate. Tie But, But Butter Maids club met Fern Bales Friday. Auxiliary met at George Merk lin home Saturday evening. John Bartow of Platte visited his niece Mrs Hugh McKichan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonn Suuer
Roy Seeley
Huron
Emery
Rampda Swaney
Howard Miller
Ayr
Roy Fussell
Christian Endeavor
George Merklin
John Bartow
Platte
Hugh McKichan
Highmore group reports livestock loss to poisoned crops
Highmore area notes several head of cattle died after nibbling corn in a field that had been left exposed to poison. The Thimble Extension club of Bramhol met at the John Fife home for a program and refreshments with members and visitors in attendance. Mr and Mrs Farley Fife and children returned from Piniele Montana where they attended the wedding of Roe T Adair and Miss Gertrude Cherry performed by Rev Webster at Broadus. Mr and Mrs Fife served as a groomsman and matron of honor. Mrs Fife is a sister of Mr Adair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore T
Thimble Extension Club
Bramhol
John Fife
Farley Fife
Piniele
Mont
Roe T. Adair
Gertrude Cherry
Webster
Broadus
Vacation and travel notes from Harrold and area
Harrold residents report visits and returns including Miss Florence Brimmer from Pierre spending two weeks with her parents, Forest Ryan returning from California, Mrs. Fred Suhn back from a Huron hospital after three weeks, John Gruber and family home from Adrian Minnesota, P T Hanson in Haron, and Miss Phyllis Hughes returning from Fedfield after seeing Dr. and Ms. Martin. The Rev Williamson of Onida conducted funeral services for Mrs. B B Wells who died at 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Brimmer
Pierre
Forest Ryan
California
Fred Suhn
Huron Hospital
John Gruber
Adrian
Minn
P. T. Hanson
Haron
Big Bend
Phyllis Hughes
Fedfield
Martin
Mr. Williamson
Onida
B. B. Wells
Sunday visits and travels across large county area
Troquois Elmec Walters family and Miss Frances Armin spent Sunday in Canton visiting the Bennetts. Miss Phoebe Weideman is home from Madison hospital nursing course for two weeks. Theophilus brought home four Boy Scouts from Camp Da-Ko-Utah. They were Daniel Gross Louise Gathman Russell Stoner and William Theophilus. They had been in camp a week. Angie Barnes from south of Harbor returned home after visiting here. Carl Quail family touring Black Hills. Mrs Sam Ward and three children went to Vienna for two weeks. Louis Cole, home for a sal month, returned to Chicago. Mrs Albert Filbey of Howard Lake visiting W S Sinkler. Leon Lament family visiting Watertown. Kam peska Gladys Mailligan in Huron with Maytag. Floyd Van Tassel Ardath Lois and Mrs Proper of Bancroft visited Bible school Friday. Pauline Ammon of Mitchell visiting Gar family. Adolph Noltensmler family also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Theophilus
Da-Ko-Utah
Daniel Gross
Louise Gathman
Russell Stoner
Wiliam
Theophilus
Angie Barnes
Haroo
Carl Quail
Black Hills
Sam Ward
Vienna
Louis Cole
Chicago
Albert Filbey
Howard Lake
Minn
W. S. Sinkler
Leon Lament
Watertown
Kampeska
Gladys Mailligan
Huron
Maytag
Mrs. Sawville
Community notes from Rapid City and nearby towns
Miscellaneous local updates list visits and travel among residents. Mrs C A Stewart and relatives from Newell and homes, Mrs Mary Stewart accompanying, plan extended stay. Fred Noltensmier and Bert Swenson spent Thursday in Huron. Henry Preston and Mr Mrs Mit shell visited recently. Mat Sherer and Mike Houck were in Woonsocket on business Thursday. Platt Hall and infant arrived in Woonsocket for a J Cunsil home visit. Noltensmier met Ernest Pate in Huron with hogs. Pate family visited Fra nk Pate’s niece Mrs Rogers of Flint Michigan en route from Yellowstone and the Black Hills. Epworth League members Edna and Elsie Larson Be ther Olson Elma Miller Winifred Walker attended Mitchell institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xiturnad
Rapid City
C. A. Stewart
Cig Austin
Newell
Land of Homes
Mary Stewart
Fred Noltensnier
Bert Swenson
Huron
Henry Preston
Mit Shell
Mat Sherer
Mike Houck
Woonsocket
Mitchell
Edna and Elsie Larson
Bether Olson
Elma Miller
Winifred Walker
Weekend visitors and travels in local towns
Alexandria guests included Mr and Mrs O Danielson and Mr and Mrs J L Olson from Alexandria Minnesota. Flint Michigan visitors were Mrs C F Alexander and Miss Cecile Nold. Black Hills vacationers Paul Boullion and John Rymers returned home. Mulligan and Glen Smith visited relatives in Rickham Sunday. J W McMillan family and Lola White were at Huron Sunday. Brockway family drove to Lake Kampeska Sunday. Aberdeen visitors Frank Hall joined the Rogers home group for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Danielson
J. L. Olson
Alexandria
Minn
C. F. Alexander
Cecile Nold
Flint
Mich
H. Simonson
Paul Boullion
John Rymers
Black Hills
James Mulligan
Glen Smith
Rickham
J. W. McMillan
Mr. McMillan
Lola White
Huron
C. C. Brockway
Lake Kampeska
Frank Hall
Aberdeen
A. J. Rogers
Pleasant Valley and Area Social Notes Briefly Reported
Merl Collier of Holabird visits O W Dearborn home. Dave Barrett and Mrs. Eli Bohen host visitors at Hu Ron Saturday. Genevieve Whittington of Miller stays with Edgar McCoal’s family. Gladys Niederauer works at aunt Hannah Gary’s near Roskham. Fred Niederauer and son George visit there. Gladys Yost and son visit O C Campbell home. Wales Cotton and son Donald spend Thursday and Friday at J Harris home north of Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Merl Collier
Holabird
O. W. Dearborn
Dave Barrett
Eli Bohen
Huron
Genevieve Whittington
Miller
Edgar McCoal
Gladys Niederauer
Hannah Gary
Roskham
Fred Niederauer
George
Gladys Yost
O. C. Campbell
Wales Cotton
Donald
J. C. ‘Jarris
Rye Harvest Yields Four Bushels Per Acre At Woonsocket
Ed Wade Chris Madsen and Pete Anderson were at Woonsocket recently harvesting rye yielding four bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wade
Chris Madsen
Pete Anderson
Woonsacket
Local notes from Cavour and nearby towns
Richland township resident Cavour area visitors Mrs John Nolan of Iroquois visited Ray Nolan home. Woonsocket water carnival attendees include Mrs Colwell and Mrs Georges Anderson. Beach trips described for Dorothy Colwell Grace Costello and Wilbur Bell. Nearby visits from Belle Prairie Manchester Wessington Redfield Huron Harrold and Highmore. A family bridge gathering celebrated C H Alvey visit. DeBauche condition critical after hospital operation. Junk business moves from Wessington to Redfield. Cavour area rail work and C. Edwards residence hosted guests. William Fernan now employed by C N W RR at Cavour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour
W. Ven Tuyl
Richland Township
John Nolan
Iroquois
Ray Nolan
Woonsocket
Colwell
Georges Anderson
Huron
L.A. Burger
Pesri Creek Township
EK. Johnson
Highmore
Harrold
Dorothy Colwell
Grace Costello
Wilbur Bell
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Arnold Vetterman
Belle Prairie Township
F. E. Johnson
iFelroly
Manchester
J. H. Alvery
Bridge
C. H. Alvey
Supmer
T. J. Boone
Wessington
James Bish
James Blair
Sheffield
Joe DeBauche
L A Huron Hospital
Tt J. Boont
Redfield
C. W. van Tuyl
Richland
C. & N. W. RR Company
Ames Visit Returns Home In Huron With Arbogast Family
Ames Mrs John Bethke and her children have returned to their home in Huron after a short visit with her parents Mr and Mrs L D Arbogast. Dora Mee Arbogast daughter of O J Arbogast is visiting at the W H Arbogast residence.
Local residents report travel and events in the area
In Coder Ben Heezen hauled a truckload of hows to Res Heights for Kyle Wills Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Etbauer and daughter Elinore motored to Sditchell Sunday, Mrs Etbauer remained to take a business course, Frank Scofield of Miller was in Ames on business. Farmers lack wind and water for stock. Mr and Mrs Walter Beuith and children drove to Chamberlain Sunday. James Walsh and Errol Fesnsveneth were shopping in Miller Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gest
Coder
Ben Heezen
Res Heights
Kyle Wills
George
Etbauer
Elinore
Sditchell
Mies Etbauer
Lske
Frank Scofield
Miller
Ames
Walter Beuith
Chamberlain
James Walsh
Errol Fesnsveneth
Miller Sat
Danforth Farm Reports Crop Losses and Livestock Feed Plans
The report notes farmers allocating crops for livestock feed due to hay shortages. Grasshoppers destroyed potato vines on the Abbott place, owned by Mr. Cox. The Danforth truck operates twice weekly to Huron for produce and basic goods for the local store run by P. Geiver and som. Allie Lewellan and others hauled hogs to Miller recently. Mrs. Walter Aapton recovering health but unable to manage the house. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Geiver visited at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danforth
Abbott Place
Cox
Huron
P. Geiver
Som
Allie Lewellan
Miller
Walter Aapton
Pete Geiver
Sanitarium Visit and Local Visitors Highlight Week
Wednesday visit notes include a short trip to Custer by a family member. Miss Charlotte Owen from Pierre is staying with Mr and Mrs Wilhelm this week. George Hurst of Huron stopped by for a business call earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer
Charlotte Owen
Pierre
Jas
Wilhelm
George Hurst
Huron
Lane Grants Franchise In Special Town Election
A special election in Lane resulted in Central West Public Service being granted a franchise to take over and reconstruct the local light and telephone system by unanimous vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Central West Public Service Company
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Bonilla
Troquois
Elmec Walters
Frances Armin
Canton
Bennetts
Phoebe Weideman
Madison Hospital
Pauline Ammon
Herman Gar
Adolph Noltensmler
Agec
P. D. Eile
Mer
Eagle Brand
Coney Island
H. E. Geiver
Coke Watnos
Simon Gohring
Hetland
Lewellen Childen
J. M. Geiver
L. R. Chase
Minneapolis
Robert Sheridan
Williams Bentley
Firesteel
Grace Lynde
Chelsea
Alex Perry
Gwladys Davies
Clifford McIntyre
Roderick
Rochester
Helen Childs
Mra. H. ¥. Childs
Shakopee
J. J. Jensen
Roy Housman
Huron, South Dakota
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