Family moves planned for Wayland area meet Eagle Roller Mills
Clifford Kenyon of Wayland plans to relocate his family to Wessington where he becomes manager of the Eagle Roller Mills in 1937. Dalton Kenyon, son, is recovering from a forehead gash with a nail in a board. Mr and Mrs Grant Byers and daughters Helen Ruth and Frances McGuire returned from a Black Hills Yellowstone trip where Mrs Byers posts stress here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Kenyon
Wassington
Grant
Byers
Helen
Ruth
Frances McGuire
Black Hills
Yellowstone Ational Park
Alpena Rounds Up Local Births and Visits
A wide string of Alpena residents and visitors are noted in this community update. The Burnis couple welcome a daughter born July 20, while births of a son to Mr and Mrs Chris Diede and other family health news are recorded. Several residents travel to Sioux City Mitchell St Paul and Crow Lake for visits and business.
Alpena Community Notes Cherished Local Trips and Visits
Wenton Seitach Jaw to Camp Da KozTa Sunday to spend a week. Roy Triplett and Arthur Bright and Fred Heintz returned to Alpena Thursday from spending in the Black Hills. Mr. and Mrs. Cy Palmer of Virgil were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbard Sunday night. Roy Wales and family left Sunday on a two weeks tour of the Black Hills and Yellowstone Park. They expect to visit his brother Ed Wales at Van Tassel, Wye. Mrs. Herbert Lound returned from Sioux City Friday where she visited her mother. Dr. Harkness of Mitchell occupied the M E pulpit Sunday morning and presented the White Cross cause for the free work at the M B hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Sioux City
W. S. Leighton
Wessington Springs
Mr. Johnson
Gerry Butler
George Youngs
Mary Blow
Alpena
Anna Mel Donald
Chris Diede
Maud Kinsman
Huron
G. N. Kinsman
Miss Kinsman
Sprague Hospital
Andrew Larson
Christ Lageman
A. F. Binnard
Jerauld
Martin Yegge
Mitchell
Ed Neumeyer
St. Paul
Archie Vegge
Thurl Lindstedt
Crow Lake
Thure Lindstedt
Rose Ethel
Bert Breeland
Gus Lindstedt
G. H. Youngs
T. B. Wegge
Frank Eberhard
M. Whitney
Weonsocket
Bert DeVore
George Linafelter
Cassidy Rogers
Woonsocket
Edward Grauman
Marney
Norwegian Ladies Aid
H. Erickson
Myron
Rick
Casper
Wyo
Rudolph ‘Aye
Black Hills
Itur
Fred Hatch
Gotthfilf Miller
Ruby
N. D
James. L.inafelter
Ernest Brandenburg
Sioux Falls
Yellowstone Park
Edsar Wales
van Tassel
Wye
Herbert Lound
Emersons Visit Relatives. Resignation Sparks Move
Mrs. William H Emerson and their three children travel to Castlewood to visit his parents after he resigned from the state highway department to enter paving contracting They left Aberdeen where they had lived with Mrs Emerson's parents Mr and Mrs John Hansche Also noted are visits by Miss Baby Purinton and others with connections to De Smet including Frank Miller now a Cedar Rapids Engineering representative and J W Sturgeon as state North Dakota association president
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desmet
William H. Emerson
Castlewood
Emerson
Aberdeen
State Highway Department
John Hansche
Baby Purinton
State College
Temnvik
N. D
Miss Purinton
WH. Keating
Percy Gunnison
John
Hartford
Black Hills
Frank Miller
Miller Bros. Ford Garage
Cedar Rapids Engineering Company
Yale and Area Residents Motoring and Visiting Regionwide
Readable notes list residents and visitors in Yale Huron Pierre Ree Heights Cedar Rapids Sleepy Eye Aberdeen Onida Willow Lake and other towns. Names include Gene Garry Geor gine Haynes Naton Bynun Leona Faltis Clair Long Blanche Walsh George Maynard and more. Local business callers and festival attendance appear alongside farm crop outlook and recent rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Garry
Georgine Haynes
Huron
Naton
Pierre
Ree Heights
H.l Riemer
Riemer
Edward J. Douglas
N. D
Janzen
Nate Bynun
Los ‘Angeles
Yale
Clair Long
Cedar Rapids
Leona Faltis
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Vondracel
Duane
Robert
Mary Jane
Garry
Iroquois
Bernard Garry
Edward Muself
Onida
Blanche Walsh
Aberdeen
C. OW. Lemke
Tayal-Inland Company
Willow Lake
Half Moon Theater
George Maynard
Farmers Elevator
Osceola
J. D. Kaufman
Leo Muself
William Moeller, Jr
Near Wolsey
Emil Leraké
Local Socials and Visitors Share Weekend News
Town residents and relatives from nearby towns attend funerals and weddings while others travel to Redfield Pipe Stone and the Black Hills. Visitors include Rose and Jimmy Garry of Bridgewater and Edith Gaughran with Norman Peterson for medical treatment in Marion Junction.
Wessington Local News Notes From Week
Mrs Emma Alger of Huron visits sister Mrs James Andrew in town. Harry House made a business trip to Aberdeen. Wayne Grinnell bought a Nicholson Shepherd threshing machine and moved it to Lester Hill farm. John Hesler moved his house in Scotchbrook addition. Windmill on John Boeke farm partly demolished by Friday storm. John Meyer family returned from a ten day motor trip in the Black Hills. A Taind returned from Alcester after treatment for blood poisoning in finger. A January crowd of people noted in Wessington reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma. Alger
Huron
James Andrew
Harry House
Aberdeen
Wayne Grinnell
Nicholson-Shepherd
Lester ‘Hill
John Hesler
Scotchbrook
Muron
Mrz. Hesler
John Boeke
John Meyer
Black Hills
A. Taimd
Alcester
Jan
Herge
Peoreels of
Wessington
Madison girls orchestra to play at community hall dance
Saturday events include John Resler transacting business in Huron as the Madison girls orchestra plans a July 31 dance at the community hall. The Rev and Mrs J H Black expect a River Falls Wis visit this week. Mr and Mrs G C Derr were Hur on callers Friday. Irene Bonami, patient at Huron Clinic, is reported to be progressing well. Mrs Manyd Anderson, over 80, suffered a fall Wednesday causing arm and back pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everly
John Resler
Huron
Madison Girls Orchestra
J. H. Black
River Falls
Wis
G. C. Derr
Harry ,Eshler
Dayton Hazzard
Esmond Area Busy With Purchases and Visits
John Bonde of Arlington has bought M. B. Jeffers groceries and took possession today. Residents and visitors pass through Esmond with moves to farms and trips to Moorhead Pipestone and Huron. The Farm Bureau held a Pig club program and the Esmond Ladies Aid planned a July 20 entertainment with plays readings and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bonde
Arlington
M. B. Jeffers
Bonde
Lake Preston
Jeffers
Esmond
Roy Yates
Evelyn
Geddes
Helmar Ness
Moorhead
Minn
EH. A. Anderson
Lester Wiles
Pipestone
R. BE. Blankenburg
Mis
Lois Hannon
Rock Rapids
A. R. Blankenburg
Nean
Clark
E. FP
B. F. Blankenburg
Bert Madsen
Ghieaeo
William DeVries
Roy Reckard
Lyle Anderson
Hudson
Wyo
William Salter
Mr. Anderson
Salter
Laura Giles
R. O. Yates
Mitchell
Pierre
Giles
Tester Wiles
Huron
H. HH
Ness
Pani Lorenz
Local residents attend services and host visits in Lane area
Mr and Mrs L Hy Gilée and family left Friday for land Selby Mobri Meyer oversaw affairs during their absence. Art Saville and five sons motored to Yankton Sunday attending 10:20 o clock services at WNAX. Eugens Stockwell and Mrs Walter McGurdy visited Lane. Barber family from Battle Creek entertained relatives. Fern Monasmith returned from Sprague hospital in Huron. Royal Neighbor meeting drew twenty eight members with postmeeting refreshments at City cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Bar
Hy Gilée
Land
Selby
Mobri Meyer
Art Saville
Yankton
WNAX
Fike
Eugens Stockwell
Huron
Walter McGurdy
Clear Lake
Lane
Frank Barber
Jay
Barber
Battle Creek
Mich
Adolph Noltens- Harry
Mat Sherer
Tollifson
Cuthbert
George Pawkowski
Alpena
Fern Monasmith
Sprague Hospital
Wylie Davis
Virgil
Henry Kueiem
Rollan Davis
Royal Neighbor
Kutil, Kreuger
Kitzmiller and Johnson
Miss Hazel Bieger Recovering After Clinic Operation
Miss Hazel Bieger undergoes operation at Huron clinic last Friday and is reported recovering. Rain last Saturday benefits corn. Women of the vicinity attend Royal Neighbors Lodge at Cayoure. Farmers begin cutting grain this week as harvest comes earlier due to dry weather. A Sunday school class starts in Valley township at Bekerman's school house each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Hazel Bieger
Huron Clinic
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Cayoure
Valley Township
Bekerman's
Local Harvest Underway as Pekaraks Return Home
Farmers around Highmore report ongoing small grain harvests this week. Mr and Mrs Fred Pekarek returned Sunday from a trip to the Black Hills. Mr and Mrs John Hague announce...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Fred Pekarek
Black Hills
Jonn Hague
Birth of a daughter at Pierre hospital and family moves
The report notes the birth of a daughter at Pierre hospital on Tuesday. It mentions Mr and Mrs John Weber Mildred Kenneth and Wayne returning home Wednesday night. Bert Carlson and family along with Ferne Truman visited from Minneapolis, F E Burnham on business to Watertown, Mrs Floyd Baumhofe caring for three children from Montevideo, and a 1811 record remarking eight US banks with capital totaling 42 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon
Pierre Hospital
John Weber
Mildred
Kenneth
Wayne
Bert Carlson
Ferne Truman
Minneapolis
R. J
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Harkness of
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White Cross
M. B. Hospital
G. Olson
Tulare
W. C. Tolman
W. &. Porter
O. P. Porter
Narrig Shanard
Bridgewater
Shanard
Wwater
Lo- al
James
Mahi Coal
Ck ‘Company
St Peale
Rose
Jimmy Garry
James Smith
Mary
F. B. Gill
Edward Wensman
Bancroft
Merle Garry
Flw
Marsh
Charles Garry
Yellowstone National
Edith Gaughran
Norman Peterson
Marion Junction
Nor- Man
Bernard Ward
Harry Derghheid
Pratt
Colin Coroner
Los Angeles
William Smith
Chicago
Cavour
John Smith
Gus Boesel
Charles Kueh
Emil Maass
R.A. Maass
Carl Maass
Ernest Whitthoeft
August Jungemann
Wolsey
Albert Maass
John Hancock
Pennsylvania
2Nd and
Niingis
Wlingis & 4Th
Brown’s Service Station
Jhaley-Ney. Company Distributors
Charlie
Gene McDonald
Mary Gesandaehter
Nel- Tie
Garvie Kinsman
Aaron
Suda J
Irs
Walea Shit’ Nye
Kinsman
May
Mig
Albert Pearson
Weesington Springs
Pearson
United States
Pften & Bravel
Dakota Roofing Co
Wit, S. W. Phons
Alford
Ron
the Home Bank
U. S
U.S
Farmers & Merchants Bank
The
Bank of Personal Service
So. Dak
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