Moody County Cited As Example Of Diversified Farming
Pierre July 19 Moody county is cited by state agriculture secretary Frank D Kriebs as a model of diversified farming. He notes Moody's 9 974 population over 237 280 acres with corn oats barley flax wheat rye potatoes milk cattle hogs sheep horses and poultry contributing to wealth and its strong transport and education infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
Frank D. Kiiebs
Moody County
Secretary of Agriculture
Gideon C. Moody
Moody
Colman
Egan
Trent
Ward
Kriebs
Minnesota
Moory County
Local social notes and community updates at Wolsey area
Lloyd Kesselring and family moved to the Cash Elliott home The Loyal. Rebekah lodge No 95 met with officer installations and a pot luck lunch. Numerous residents and visitors are listed returning from travels and visiting relatives in Mitchell Salem Larchwood and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Kesselring
Cash Elliott
Rebekah Lodge No. 95
R. L. Atkinson
Hartford
H. J. Privett
Star Club
Bridge
Margaret Carson
Alpena
Hazel Cannon
Canistota
Black Hills
Yellowstone National Park
A. M. Chenoweth
B. J. Graves
Jay
Nell Yielding
Salem
W. E Streetar
Moberly
Lorraine
Hazel Barnes
Larchwood
Pauline Whitlock
Pierre
A. B. Custer
Chicago
Hiram Bond
Eugene
Wash
Cogswell
Minnesota
J. C. Hagen
Edna
Frank Allen
Mitchcoll
Madison
Fred Klinger
A. Lander
I. W. Klinger
John Pommerer
Mae Mescer
Benefit dance aids Catholic church in Wessington
A benefit dance was held Sunday night at Frank Prybr's new barn in Wessington for the Catholic church. The Ladies' Aid ran an ice cream social, netting 87.50 dollars. The event followed earlier visits by Pommerer and family from Tar City, returning Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pommerer
Tar ’City
N. D
Viaitea
Henry’ Swartz
Frank Prybr
Ladies’ Aid
Virgil
Dearborn Township
Ed Hendrickson
Dearborn
Clyde Center
Otto Myers Grove
Virgil Methodist Church
Thomas Venable
Watertown Visitors and Local Happenings Chronicle
Residents and visitors collate in Watertown with Myntis Madsen and family calling on grandparents, while Jean Carter sustains a broken arm from a swing incident. Numerous trips to Huron Clark Willow Lake and Kampeska mark a busy period including Ratliff Johnson and Nielsen families and a local Osceola ball defeat 6 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myntis Madsen
Watertown
Jean Carter
Francis’ .Madsen
Nels Madsen
Local Social and Community Notes From Area Gatherings
Dakota arrived Monday to visit relatives and a string of small town visits follows. Neighbors such as Nielsen Carlson Boyd and Ohlsen attended family events, while the Madsen and Hansch families hosted Sunday gatherings. Business trips to Huron and Onida are noted, and a play by Ladelle’s Young People entertained Carpenter hall Monday night. A ball game in Turton drew Mrs. A Jeffrey and Marian Nelson plus Freq Nelson, and Jewel Pearson remains slowly improving after illness at a Huron hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Nielsen
Fg Carlson
Cecil Boyd
Penne Les Boydvand
Nick Ohlsen
Yale
David
D. M. Tschetter
Jake Gross
Otto Sasse
Onida
Tschetter
Ladellé
Carpenter Hall
A. Jeffrey
Marian
Freq Nelson
Turton
Helen
Ed Keating
Lester Brusse
Chicago
Lee Williams
Huron
Marlin Small
Los Angeles
Roy Cox
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Frank Crouse
Noble Grand
Hugh Williams
John A. Ratliff
Harvey Wicks
Cavour Martin to Leave for Wyoming Soon
Myron Martin of Cavour plans to depart for home in Wyoming within a few days. Mrs. M. C. Hamaker of Highmore visits at the F. W. Johnson home. Mrs. S. S. Felmly trips and falls suffering bruises. Cavour noted .20 inch rain Wednesday morning. Mrs. F. B. Johnson and Olive join Mrs. S. S. Felmly and Mrs. M. Hamaker at the George Smith family home in DeSmet on Thursday. C L Starr to speak at Richland school Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour
Myron Martin
Wyoming
F. B., Johnson
Olive
S. S. Felmly
M. Hamaker
George Smith
DeSmet
C. L. Starr
Richland School
Local residents take weekend trips and lodge meeting held
Bonilla report notes Mr and Mrs Joni Miller and Mr and Mrs R Sweeney traveled to Big Stone Sunday for a few days of fishing. James Bales and Frank James with Mr Gardner left for Philip Tuesday morning to tend farm interests. The Woodman lodge met in the town hall Tuesday night. Miss Fanny Mills arrived Tuesday on business. Robert Kenyon drove to Washington Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kenyon
Wessington
Danforth Farms Harvest Notes and Local Gatherings
Farmers report harvest activity with grain heading and crops tall enough for binding. Tom Breese and family arrive from Harrold, California trip described as enjoyable. Community events include a Ladies club meeting at Mrs. South and an ice cream social at the Breese barn. Grandmother Morrison turns ninety one with good health amid rainless Buffalo County and crop prospects. corn and potatoes described as strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danforth
Tom Breese
Harrold
California
Charles
Donahue
Dan Winsell
Bert Bute
Buffalo County
Hailstorm damages barns and crops hit local farmers
Strong winds Friday night battered the area with hail wrecking the Bridenbaugh garage and the Creceluse cattle shed. Farmers Mullins, Bute, Bridgenbaugh, and Gochring report hail damage to their crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridenbaugh
Creceluse
Mullins
Bute
Gochring
Local visitors and family updates reported
Mrs. Mary Maguarder of Council Bluffs Iowa arrived to visit the Dix family. Emma Pilot and Ruth V Sutter were among relatives and visitors noted at several homes, with trips to Madison and Orient. family members including Jay Gould of Broadland and Anna Smith were mentioned in weekend visits.
Bhowhouse Visitors and Rail Line Painting Noted in Wessington Springs
The Chicago and North Western Railway completed painting the water tank at Wessington Springs in a dark red color. Mr and Mrs CG By Fountain and Florence returned from a two week Iowa trip. DuvVoyle players left Monday after a three day engagement and plan to perform here in fall and spring, now in Huron for five days. A light Saturday morning shower fell, with rain extending south. Mrs Henry Williams visits J W Preston and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhowhouse
Wessington Springs
Chicago & North Western Railway Company
Irs
Fountain
Viorence
Iowa
DuvVoyle
Huron
Henry Williams
J. W. Preston
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Wolsey
McClaren Autocrats
Brand Bros
Dakota South
Maynard Opsahl
Elmer Johnson
William Shouit
Etta Bottger
Clark
William Thompson
Raymond
Helen Stanley
Henry LeClaire
O Ern Ratliff
McGee
Lorrain Pearson
Luthor Ladies Aid
Martin Opsahl
Frank Nielsen
Josephine Stahl
Miss Stahl
Frank Davis
Ariel Nielsen
Chris
Mabel Johnson
Willow Lake
Byron Krebs
Big Stone Lake
A. Wicks
Round Lake
Nellie, Harrs
Alice
Orval Guffy
Les Boyd
Henry Beard
Andy Poppin
Hazel Grann
Byron Miller
Lake Kampeska
Tom Nielsen
Amiel Nielsen
Jake Glanzer
Osceola Ball Club
Luke
Milbank
Carl Andrews
Frank Ward
North
Huron Welding Shop
J. A. Wold
S. EB
Nich’s
Lake Home
6Th
H.R.H
Loking
Pense
J.T. Morrow
Mont. Ave
S. W
A.A. Wollmann
Huron Dental Clinic
Olympia Candy Kitchen
H. A. Johnson
Perriton’s
Huron’s Best Pharmacy
BIG McCormick
Deering
McCormick-Deering
McCormick-Deerin
Wolsey Implement Co
Ars Wolsey,s, Dak
L. Borkhuis Yaylend
P. J. O'Keefe
Holtey Broy Virgil, S. da
Geo.a. Perry & CO
Bancroft
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