Double wedding, four families honored at Crow Lake church
A 9 o clock Tuesday wedding at Crow Lake Catholic church united Daniel Collins of Pukwana and Rose Rhinehart with Rudolph Walker of Wessington Springs and Lean Rhinehart as Rose's sister. A wedding breakfast followed at the Rhinehart home. The couple will reside in Pukwana and Wes tington Springs. A 7 o'clock dinner prior honored Mrs William Zinke and Thelma Zinke as they prepare to move to Sioux City.
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Crow Lake Catholic Church
Daniel Collins
Pukwana
Jerauld County
Rose Rhinehart
Joseph Rhinehart
Rudolph Walker
Wessington Springs
Lean Rhinehart
Richard Fitzpatrick
Collins
Walker
Joe Rhinehart
Mrs. Collins
Mrs. Walker
Flapper Fanny Says and Local Notices Mix in Redfield
Flapper Fanny and ten Masons attend a district school of instruction in Redfield. For rent: modern four room apartments near Woolworths. Charles Magruder, ill ten days, moved to Huron Hospital with partial improvement. A six o'clock pot luck supper and dancing for Masons and families planned at Tem-3-1 advr. Gregory travels to Minneapolis with husband on business. Lee Feige, M.D. to provide glasses. Mr and Mrs T A Larson and daughters Anna Bell and Bonnie to move to Carthage farm east of town.
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Redfield
Woolworth
C. HL Weir
Charles Magruder
Hlinois Avenue
Huron Hospital
Nica Warold Gregory
Minneapolis
Lee E. W, Feige, M. D
T. A Larson
Anna Bell
Bonnie
Carthage
Entertains at Luncheon Bridge in Pink and Yellow
A luncheon by Mrs A L Kinkead and daughter Beryl at 6 California Ave SW featured a pink and yellow theme. Bridge followed at four tables with Mrs Clint Harson and Mrs E B Dinneen as winners. lunch served by Mrs Karl Buchholst. Also details a pinochle party at 1229 Nebraska Ave SW hosted by Mr and Mrs A A Haub. prize won by Mrs J W Caladen. W A Zeller attended from out of town. Followed by a series of three February parties hosted by Mrs Carl Smith and Mrs Carl Learson at 365 Third St SW.
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Prairie Rose Lodge
Labor Temple
F. i Fellenzer
Chris Storkson
Miss Paulson
D. E. Jones
Flossie Larson
Bridge
A. L. Kinkead
Beryl Kinkead-Stratton
Haus Hone
A. A. Haub
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
J. W. Caladen
W. A. Zeller
St. Lawrence
Carl Smith
Carl Learson
Smith Home
Third Street Southwest
Smith
5. R. Schuyler
Valentine Bridge Luncheon Parties Reported
The article notes multiple social bridge luncheons and dinners hosted by Mrs. Larson Mrs. Smith and Mr. Mrs Schuyler in February. Events include a February 11 bridge and lunch with ten couples, a February 14 Valentine party for twenty guests at 1 30 pm, a February 17 luncheon bridge for twenty guests, a February 20 dinner bridge for sixteen guests, and repeated February weekend bridge lunch hostesses with twenty guests each day.
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Mrs. Larson
Farewell party for Larsen guests at Marian Hornbeck home
Miss Marian Hornbeck hosted a Thursday evening farewell dinner bridge for sixteen guests at 153 Fifth Street Southwest. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Larsen were honored as they prepare to leave the city. A three course dinner featured tulip and fern centerpiece. Roy Daum and Mrs. Claude Lawson won prizes. a lift was presented to Mrs. Larsen. Delta Barnes to host next Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid division meeting.
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Marian Hornbeck
Fifth Street
T. A. Larsen
Roy Daum
Claude Lawson
Larsen
Miss Barnes
Miss Delta Barnes
Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid
Barnes
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Ames Gotwall
Mrs Ames Gotwall was surprised at home Friday by friends who gathered to celebrate her birthday. Five hundred was played at three tables followed by a luncheon. Gifts were presented by guests including Mr and Mrs Axel Mzalmbert, Mr and Mrs Henry Stern, Mr and Mrs Yoh Van Bockern, and Mr and Mrs Harry.
City Briefs and Local Notices From Area Snippets
Mr and Mrs Merrill Coursey depart tomorrow for Salem to visit Mrs Courseys sister Thea Christopherson a St Marys student and will stop in Mitchell for a week on business Niblos Gas Station advertises selling passes Agnes Johnson and Clarence Anderson return to De Smet after visiting the Hurley Baum home in Davis apartments A laughable comedy Safety First set for Congregational Church March 12 at 2 pm 3 1 adv c and daring for all Masons Eastern Stars and families Monday night at Temple 8 1 adv c Beach master and John Feashres deputy grand master together
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Merrill Coursey
Salem
Farm Diary Entry From February Snowy Morning
A fragment of a farm diary notes a misty day on Friday February 21. The author sewed in the morning and planned to buy potatoes from Mary, but rain and a mud hole blocked the trip. They improvised a makeshift road with twigs and struggled to push through.
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ST ‘Ne
Mary's
Mary
Club Party Hinting At Muddy Travel Plans
Narrator recalls a muddy incident while traveling home with a mangled path. After a struggle, they backed out and returned, relieved to be home without muddy potatoes. They resume sewing and carpentry, planning to attend a club party tomorrow evening, thankful the trip will be less muddy.
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Dan
Weather summary for Haron region forecast
Forecast notes fair tonight and Sunday with colder conditions in Haron and Vicinity. South Dakota mostly fair tonight and Sunday and Minnesota likewise with continuing cold. Sunrise 7 10 a m sunset listed.
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Haron and Vicinity Fair
South Dakota
Minnesota
Weathered Road Report from Various South Dakota Towns
Mitchell reports gusty conditions with a high of 16 and low of 5 and light precipitation. Watertown shows a 32 degree high with drifting roads and partly cloudy skies, while Sioux Falls records 73 with 24 inches of snow and poor road conditions. Yankton notes a 39 high with drifting roads and clear skies, Huron and Aberdeen show mixed conditions with drifting roads, Pierre lists blocked roads with a 22 degree high and clear skies.
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Mitchell
Watertown
Pierre
Low & Precio
Weather Outlook for the Upper Valleys and Plains
Weather outlook for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and the northern Great Plains. Early in the week expecting rising temperatures with likely strong winds and some precipitation unlikely.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Northern
Sea
Great Plains
Cass Speaks at Sioux City Tuberculosis Session
H M Cass of Huron who leads the South Dakota Public Health association was a principal speaker at the convention session in Sioux City. He discussed miscellaneous observations on money publicity and local topography. The report also notes a Buddhist warning against various pleasures.
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Cass
Sioux City
Sioun City
H. M. Cass
Huron
South Dakota Public Health Association
Ows Tuberculosis Association
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O. BK. Snow
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True
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Mowery
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Thelma Zinke
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J. J. Carson
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Wil Zink
Dorcas Society
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