Commencement Exercises and Community News in Blunt
Blunt held commencement on May 2 with Prof Lydols of Ver million State University delivering the address. Miss Enid Howard was valedictorian and honored with engraving on the school Honor Plaque. Thelma Tromsland named salutatorian with an eighty seven average. Local club activities included a surprise party and bridge at the school gym. Memorial services were held at the Legion Hall for Otto Linstead. A dozen carloads of combines passed through Blunt and the Northern Power and Light crew prepared to move to Gettysburg as crop expectations grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
Lyd Ols
State University At
Vermillion
Howard Trask
High School
Gertrude Pigney
Toard
Enid Howard
Thelma Tromsland
Miss How
Chester
S. D
Glen Ullyet
Chazcheon
Frank House
Irs
George Dekenman
Alfred Kier
Howard Kramer
Mesdames W
Blunt Crazy Club
Howard Kremer
Kramer
Howard Skeamer
Dell Matthews
Logan
Luker
Lane
New Jersey
Harry Jersson
Povsson
J. L. Eicholts
Boulder
Cole
Legion Hall
Legion
Otto Linstead
Pierre
Peter Holst
Hess Drug Company
J. T. Holst
Northern Power and Light Company
Gettysburg
Canning
L. Torkelson
Horne
Fu Tieral
Kofske
Blunt P. 4
Shurch
Vern Pignesan
Sxith
Neilson
Blunt 1
Lake Preston
Strickland
Huron
Besancon
Clark
Z. U. Akers
Old Akers
Dowes, Ie
Fox St
Local Resident In Critical Condition In Rochester Hospital
Wessington Mes Willie Pautsch Jr of nd township is reported critically ill from spinal trouble. She received little help for her condition at a Rochester Minnesota hospital. John Meyer Warnie Sutton Will Es hler and Cte Weshner traveled to Big Stung lake for a few days. McKie and family began a three week Black Hills tour. Dr Buchanan continues practice and George Phillips nears recovery from appendicitis surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Willie Pautsch
Rochester, Minn
John Meyer
Warnie Sutton
Will Eshler
Cte Weshner
Big Stung Lake
Oe McKie
Saturn
Black Hills
Buchanan
George Phillips
Akira
Community Notices From Wessington Event and Residents
Schell Bros. four ring eirens appeared Thursday afternoon and evening drawing a small crowd. Mrs. S. L. Martin of Watford N D renewed acquaintances this week. Ms Peter Olson and daughters of land visited Mrs H S House Friday afternoon. Carleton family moved to Crandon M D where Mr Carleton works in a lumber yard. John Gaughan family moved to Will Eddy residence north side. Mrs John Sorenson hosts Church of Christ Aid Friday afternoon. Mrs Mary Barnes of Wolsey visited Wessington on Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Eddy
E.G. Carleton
John Sorenson
Church of Christ Aids
Mary Barnes
Wolsey
Wessington
Local notices and farm sales announced in Miller district
Danforth Mr and Mrs Floyd Hutchinson visit Dell Rapids at Carl Standeman home. Breese calls public sale for June 12 on Danforth farm to dispose of all personal property. Scofield’s Mercantile buys Ames stock from Breese and Wilson. management to be by Sir of St Lawrence. Breese plans summer auto trip for Mrs Breese’s health. Train camp attendance and truck purchase noted. Rural Ischool census and seed deliveries mentioned. Buffalo county Ladies Club meets Lewellen home. Ascension services held at two German churches. Declaration day events attended by Pete Geiver family. Memorial meeting set for old settlers near Pleasant Valley hall June 4. Mrs Oscar Butte ill health. Ethel Butte visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danforth
Floyd Hutchinson
Miller
Ollie Lewellen
Dell Rapids
Carl Standeman
Breese
Wilson
Scofield’s Mercantile Company
Filter Haus
Ames
Charles Stoudt
Pete Givern
Julius Winter
Winter
Buffalo County Ladies Club
Lewellen
Bates
Spring Lake
Pete Geiver
Oscar Butte
Miller Thursdas
Lare
Pleasant Valley Hall
Tie of
South Hand
North Bultao
Ethel Butte
Local Notes And Visits From Miller Area
Forestburg families visit the Take Crecelius home near Danforth. George Wermson of Miller buys hogs in Spring Lake last week. John Parmeley of Harlington, Neb in Miller Decoration Day. Eddield the Virgil orchestra played for a dance at Pleasant Valley hall. Willard Gost’s son injures a thumb in an engine mishap but recovering well. George Winsell of Redwood Falls returns home for a relatives visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg
Hugh Whitlow
Take Crecelius
Danforth
George Wermson
Miller
Spring Lake
George Chard
Goshen
Ind
Jake, Pietz
Eddield
Virgil
Pleasant Valley Hall
Willard Gost
Farmsworth Ecur Orchestra
Lillian Geiver
Dorothy Clouse
Alexandria
George Winsell
Redwood Falls
Minn
Iroquois Couple Returns From Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs Paul Anderson of Iroquois have returned from a wedding trip to Chicago. The trip included visits to city attractions and a celebration with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois
Paul Anderson
Chicago
Community Notes From Brookings And Nearby Areas
Long column records weekend visits and travel among Brookings families including the Armin, Dyste, Harrington, Bottomley, Whyte and Crawford households. Several residents plan trips to California Seattle Yellowstone and Yankton for events and vacations. Local church and university leaders are noted along with school conventions and weather impacts on telegraph lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Crawford
Chicago
Mim
A. G. Crawford
W. Bottomley
Ruth
H. D. Harrington
Frank Armin
Lot Armin
Dyste
Brookings
Lake Campbell
Claire
California
Raymond Whyte
Lake Benton
Minn
Ruth Martin
Louise Derscheid
Sioux Fells
J. Munter
Marie ‘Brown
Ardath van Tussell
Glennie Flathers
Yankton
Elmer Walters
Donald
Seattle
Yellowstone Park
C. W. Stoner
Jubago
C. T. Liddie
Board of Trust
Dakota Wesleyan University
Elva McConnaway
Hucon
Wsuest
H. W. Blackburn
Wessington Springs
Governor Bulow to Speak at State Legion Meet
Governor Bulow will address the state American Legion convention in Sioux Falls during a three day event. Chairman Frank I. McCormick notes the governor joins an impressive lineup of speakers with preparations by L. C. Morrison of Kadok and Mrs Hut minister president of the state auxiliary in Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Frank I. McCormick
American Legion
Bulow
L. C. Morrison
Kadok
Legion
Hut
Caramel pie recipe from Huron cooking school
Miss Louise Dixon publishes a caramel pie recipe from the Huronite free cooking school in Huron. Doris Wintle, 19 Kansas Street Southeast, won a pie made from the recipe at session two and can verify its taste. The method details milk yolks corn starch brown sugar vanilla salt shortening and a baked pastry shell with a meringue topping, plus a dry baked crust recipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Dixon
Huron
Doris Wintle
Kansas Street
Dixon
Vic
Basic Shortening Pastry and White Sauce Chart
Recipe fragment shows shortening ratios and water for mixing a coarse dough bake at 450 degrees then 37 until brown. Includes white sauce charts with thinning levels and salt amounts. Encourages readers to send favorite recipes and homemaker questions to the editor for future columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixon
TL Popper
Circus employee dies in Eot Springs funeral held
The circus community mourns a bookkeeper who died in Eot Springs. A funeral was conducted for the comrade with burial at Evergneen cemetery. The article notes the man’s Italian heritage and his prior struggles writing his first opera in Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eot Springs
Chri
Premaine
Evergneen Cemetery
Puevini
Approximate annual residential construction in the United States
The record notes that roughly 9,000 residences are built each year in the United States, reflecting housing output figures for the period. It highlights a steady pace of home creation and implies housing demand dynamics without detailing regional differences.
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G. Starns
Livingston
Fats Brothers
Sedgie L. Newsom
Starns
New York
Custain Music Store
Dr. Regan
United
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kelloggs Rice Krispies
Huron Clinic
BE. Sprague
M. D
BD. Sewell
M.D. Il
Saylor
M.D
W. i. Crisfith
Chesterfield
Ayers
Luggett & Myeus Tobacco
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