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!
City Briefs and Local Notices Highlight Travels and Visits
R D Lt k and niece Mary Catherine Crawford left for Yankton for several days. Mrs. W. C. Irish of San Francisco plans to depart this afternoon after a two day guest stay at the W. C. Gagnon home. Prevent health and foot care ads note a physiotherapist near Woolworth's. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Hansowitz and Leighton families returned from Ottertail Lake, Minn. Betty Jean Wright vacations in Hawarden, Iowa with friends as Gellermans travel to the Black Hills. Mrs. Carl Weir joined the South Dakota delegation to Chicago for the Democratic convention. Division No. 2 of the Congressional Ladies Aid Society visit Mrs. Herschel Cooley at Lake Kampeska. A marriage license was issued to Arthur Welner and Fhelma Wayne of Huron. Dean Titt heads to Pierre for a four state meeting, then Black Hills vacation. Mrs. Laurence Betts and daughters Linda and Nancy just returned from Missouri. Robert S. Merry arrives home on vacation from Norfolk, after service in France aboard U S S Vincennes and a gold shipment. Billy Johns visits grandparents in town. Mrs. Louis Langbehn and sons plan a two week trip to Mason City and Charles City, Iowa. Ervin Puterbaugh announce birth of a son weighing 7 lbs 12 oz. June Lang and Donna and Leila Lande head to a Girl Scout camp near Marshall, Minnesota. Valuable sunglasses on display in New York City valued around 2000 dollars with diamonds. Toxophilite Enthusiasts note archery term from Greek words for love of the bow. Royal Toxophilite Society founded in England in 1781 remains active.