Neighborhood Birth and Local Notes From Town
Neighborhood announces the birth of a son on Monday March 3. Families move into the McNair cottage on the north side. The Degree of Honor March meeting postponed due to weather. H E Geiver ill at home two weeks. Church of Christ Aid society hosts Friday night with choir practice. Mrs B F Brown of Orient visits mother Mrs Mary J Anderson. Maude Schollian attends aunt S L Welker's funeral. The Brat comedy drama postponed to March 14. Lloyd Warren staying with grandmother Elma Brown convalescing. Howard Thompson recovering satisfactorily from surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. McKay
H. 5
McNair
Degree of Honor Lodge
H. E. Geiver
John Schwab
Roy Wright
Church of Christ Aid Society
B. F. Browm
Orient
Mary J. Anderson
Maude Schollian
Huron
S. L. Welker
Elma Brown
Howard Thompson
Bonilla Briefs and Local Happenings From Wolsey Area
Bonilla correspondent reports Matt Russell returned Sunday from a 10 day visit in Nebraska. Seventeen friends attended a card party at the Louis Barbieman home Saturday night. The Leaver family’s four year old daughter is recovering after a week of illness. Will Swartz plans a move to a farm south of Wolsey. Dakota Central Telephone crews repair the line and install new cross bars. The Bonilla Willing Workers club meets Mrs Earl Russell Wednesday afternoon March 12. Snowbound side roads hinder travel and mail carriers. Harry Harthleman out sick from school. Mrs Clyde Palmer recovering from scarlet fever. Mr and Mrs E Hewitt shopped in Huron Tuesday. Mrs Frank Young home from Wessington hospital recovering after an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Matt Russell
Nebraska
Louis Barbieman
Jake Leaver
Will Swartz
Wolsey
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Bonilla Willing Workers Club
Earl Russell
Mail Earrier
Harry Harthleman
Clyde Palmer
E. Hewitt
Frank Young
Wessington Hospital
Broadland News Roundup From Snowbound Broadland
Broadland residents include Mrs. Malloy returning home after surgery at Huron Clinic and M F Luick stuck in Redfield by a snow storm. Langhear bought a radio this week. The Kools moved to a new farm south of Broadland. Several students stayed in town due to impassable roads. Creeden spoke on railroads to Broadland students. May Hanley visited Redfield. Ellen Howell visited Huron. No M E church services due to bad roads. Infants Milken Smiths daughter reported ill. Burnside returned from Verdon on business. Miss Malloy kept Monday with Miss Barber. Brock family spent week in Wolsey due to roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadland
William C. Malloy
Huron
M.F. Luick
Redfield
William G. Langhear
Lewis Kool
Peterson
H. J. Creeden
Miss May
Hanley
M. Ellen Howell
M. E
Milken Smith
F. ML Burnside
Verdon
Margaret Malloy
Fae Barber
RK. J. Brock
Edith
Milton
Wolsey
Richland News Briefs From Richland South Dakota
Mrs. Margaret Sweet lies seriously ill with pneumonia at her daughter Mrs Roy Abel’s home. The W. G. girls met with Miss Marion Stout. devotionals led by Mrs. Ernest Webb, with Mrs. Ine Anmspach and Mrs. Hocking from Huron. Home Economics club met at Elsie Wiese’s with lessons on Building Up Foods by Olive Kellcut and Marian Stout. Albert Matters’ son recovering from pneumonia. Charles Britton ill with smallpox and his son has pneumonia. Richland Women’s Home Missionary Society met at Eider home with business, lunch served for nine members and five visitors. Fred Nelson of Minneapolis visited C. W. Van Tuyl. Mrs. Allie Edmunds of Gann Valley came for her sister Mrs. Sweet’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sweet
Roy Abel
Marion Stout
Ernest Webb
Ine Anmspach
Hocking
Huron
Elsie Wiese
Home Economics Club
Olive Kellcut
Marian Stout
Albert Matters
Charles Britton
Richland Women's Home Missionary Society
Eider
Clark
Fred Nelson
Minneapolis
C. Wi van Tuyl
Allie Edmunds
Gann Valley
Siweet
Alpena Women Host Quilt Social and Rock Party
Alpena residents including Mrs Nathaniel Hins Mrs John Neu worth Mrs Otto Winster Mrs E R Barnes and Mrs Frank Eberhard aided W Mrs Ben Mogek with a Thursday Friday quilt session. Ada Kruger of Woonsocket visited nearby relatives while Mrs Harold Thornburg traveled to Let cher for the weekend. A rock party at the Manwarring home Monday night featured three tables after a 6:30 dinner. Prizes went to Mrs E C Barber and Mrs P P Burning Hoke. An eight pound son was born to BM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Nathaniel Hins
John Neu~worth
Otto Winster
E. R. Barnes
Frank Eberhard
Ben Mogek
Ada Kruger
Woonsocket
Harold Thornburg
Letcher
Clarence Hutton
A. B. Lawrence
Gertie Manwarring
E. C. Barber
P.P. Burning Hoke
Local Social News and Meetings Report
Friday events note Mrs Walter Bestman and Elmah Barringer visiting in Sanborn County. I O F lodge met Monday night with a rock game session and refreshments at Hubbard cafe. Dinner guests included H A Munson and Brigham families. Contest results crown Mason Smith high score. many local couples attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bestman
Elmah Barringer
Muriel Webber
Sanborn County
Hubbard Cafe
H. A. Munson
A. J. Brigham
G. H. Brigham
Mason, Smith
G. F. Bognam
W. B. Sheffield
Mitchell
Mason Smith
Smith
G. J. Brigham
W. J. Page
BE. C. Barber
Gertie Manwarring
Louise Thompson
Local Notes From Watertown and Surrounding Towns
Yale Mrs Hallaur of Watertown visits J E O Keefe home. Miss Wright ill in Hitchcock. James Lawrence move into vacated Hofer residence. Ruger hosts Five Hundred club. Bogh business caller in Sioux Falls. Marsh returns to Milbank from visit. O Keefe returns from Minnesota and reports father improving. Elvin Hofer back from Kansas City barber studies. Walshs depart to Philip to run oil station. Kludt family moves to Carthage. Yale high pupils have vacation for teachers meeting in Huron. James Smith visits Forestburg. Ryger and son with Alton Gaughran in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Yale High School
Huron
James Smith
Forestburg
Mr. Ryger
Buddy
Alton Gaughran
Manchester
Local events shuffle through Aberdeen visits and meetings
Conde The Rebekshs held a regular meeting at the hall Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Avery and daughter, with Mrs. Paul Hoffman and two children of Aberdeen, visited the T. F. Dunn home Tuesday. Oscar Schultz visited his hospitalized wife in Aberdeen Wednesday evening. The Odd Fellow lodge held a regular meeting Tuesday night. A Legion business meeting is set for Thursday night. Mrs. Bert Harvey and children of Aberdeen visited the Herberson home last week. Roy Centers and Vern Bultman and daughter spent Sunday in Aberdeen with their mother. The senior class presents Am I Intruding at the municipal building Friday night. The P. T. A. meets Wednesday. The February 28 dance was postponed due to snow. Rickner, King and Rerey were callers in Aberdeen Saturday. The Altar Society whist party at the municipal building drew a large crowd with 25 tables. Anna Imsland and Casper Kiepperisk won the scores. A lunch followed. Talking-picture equipment will be installed here this week. first show likely March 14. Helen Hearnen had a birthday party Sunday with eight friends and gifts. Helen’s mother served lunch. Mrs. Vern Bultman hosted high school girls at a card party Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Aberdeen
Vern Bultman
Eddie Bultman
Municipal Building
Charles Rickner
Tom King
George Rerey
Altar Society
Anna Imsland
Casper Kiepperisk
Helen Hearnen
Helen
James Hearnen
Wolsey Ladies Aid to elect officers at church meeting
The Wolsey Ladies Aid Society will meet at the church Thursday afternoon for an officer election. Group No 1 will serve roast pork mashed potatoes jello and wafers. The Presbyterian church congregational meeting is set for 8 o clock March 24 with refreshments. Miss Fanny Mills visited Bonilla returning Friday and attended a Ladies Aid meeting. A dance at Gilbert Yorks on Friday night featured the Custer Cotten Teply Hagen orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Ladies Aid Society
L. M ‘Kaiser and Son
Grey Goose
Pierre
E. B.carson
Harry Nelson
C. A
C. A. Wood “Home and Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Lee
R. L. Atkinson
Presbyterian Church
Fanny Mills
Bonilla
Ladies Aid
Custer-Cotten-Teply and Hagen Orchestra
Gilbert Yorks
Local notices recount news from Lang area families
Lane Mr and Mrs LE Johnson returned from a trip to Iowa. Mr and Mrs J C Kuli spent the weekend at Spencer Ta with Mr and Mrs Platt Hall. Mrs C J Miller visited her daughter Irene in Minneapolis then returned. Helen Schroeder returned from Colman SD where she had worked. Mrs F B Dodd was a business caller in Woonsocket. Justus Blaalid family moving to a farm near Estelline with help from Ernest Pate and Alfred Solberg. Prof and Mrs Sherburne were Mitchell visitors. Joe Ghormley celebrated sixteenth wedding anniversary with relatives over a turkey dinner. Lane M E Ladies aid will serve supper for Kiwanis banquet at the high school auditorium on Friday March 7. Mrs Fred Brandenburg won three Alpena Farmers Institute prizes first angel food cake first graham bread and third in canned vegetables. Henry Praff family moved from Frank Barber farm to a place southeast of town. S H May and George Schroeder attended Mitchell meeting of farm elevator officials with W J Kuhrt of Minneapolis as principal speaker. Phil Kogel is in critical condition at St Josephs Hospital Mitchell after an operation Saturday. Mrs Kogel is with him. Mrs Joe Kogel of Woonsocket cares for the Lang area family in the farm home three miles from Lang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Justus Blaalid
Estelline
Ernest Pate
Alfred Solberg
Sherburne
Mittchell
Joe Ghormley
Lane M. E. Ladies Aid
Kiwanis
Wessington Springs Club
Fred Brandenburg
Alpena Farmers’ Institute
Henry Praff
Frank Barber
S. H. May
George Schroeder
Mitchell
W.J. Kuhrt
Minneapolis
Bancroft Happenings Include Illnesses and Socials
Bancroft residents reported pneumonia measles and influenza cases with several hospital visits and illnesses. Nels Anderson funeral attendance, local social events at the W D Ward home, a Measles epidemic, a chickenpox case, smallpox concerns, and a debate on the T B test at De Smei were noted along with storms causing travel delays and a school break in.
Local Moves and Visits Reported in Ree Heights Area
Ree Heights residents relocate between farms and town including Mr and Mrs Join Holtz and son moving from Peter Namay farm to town on Wednesday Mrs Harriet Magness of St Lawrence visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Me Clans R Heckenbibel family moving onto Peter Namay farm Frank Baker family away for a week visiting Wolsey Piets family moving from town to farm southwest of town Chris Roserau family moving from Piets farm to Mrs Willian Shearer faxmM Ladies Aid served lunch at Legion hall Little Virgil Gibson improving from pneumonia Joe Bell of Miller drilling a well for G Roesler Stella Voelker underwent mastoid surgery at Miller Hospital Mrs Henry Scott in Harrold for unspecified reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Holtz and Son
Peter Namay
Harriet. Magness
St. Lawrence
R.heeckenbibel
Frank Baker
Wolsey
Piets
Chris Roserau
Willian
Shearer
Ladies Aid
Legion Hall
Virgil Gibson
Joe Bell
Miller
G. Roesler
Stella Voelker
Miller Hospital
Henry Scott
Harrold
Ree Heights Community Movements and Local Events
Several families relocate within Ree Heights area as Curtiss Hammill and Frank Hammill move to town and from the farm. Lindeman and children plan to depart for Delmont, South Dakota in about ten days. Semler to assume road patrol work, Linescheit hosts township club, Doroth Johnson stays with Nerland family to finish school term. Wenricks return from San Benito Texas while Henson family plans town move. Ogle visitors from Harvard and a large turnout at the McKelvy horse sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Webber
Curtiss Hammil
Roger Paine
Hammill
Frank Hammill
Fred Lindeman
Delmont
S.D
Jacob Semler
Lindeman
Martin “Linescheit
Ree Heights
Dorothy Johnson
Thor Nerland
James Wenrick
San Benito
Texas
Ronald Henson
Fred Ogle
Harvard
McKelvy
Bowens Return From Parker Visit Asks Note
Manchester notes show Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bowen back Friday from Parker after several days with relatives. Willard Curley returns to Madison School Studies after weekend visit. A. H. Steinhart travels to Mason City to attend his mother’s funeral. Mrs. Delbert Davidson undergoes operation at Mitchell hospital. L. D. Davidson helps with farm work and childcare. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. W. Poage. Elmer Dougherty and Edgar Bouhard visit the Gartland home in Voisville for weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
H. C. Bowen
Parker
Willard Curley
Madison
A. H. Steinhart
Mason City
Delbert Davidson
Mitchell Hospital
L. D. Davidson
Local Socials and Events Reported in Purty and Meetings
A Purty at Frank Thompson home entertained four groups of friends Wednesday evening. Several attended Clark junior class play. Thompson, Don Ward and Carl Andrews shopped in Huron Thursday. Rebekah lodge hosted a card party for pupils Thursday. Large crowd attended Lingo farm sale. Mr. Lingo plans to discontinue farming due to ill health. H. Dahlstrom visiting daughter Mrs George Roach's family. Tillman Wicks, rural mail carrier, spent Friday night in a schoolhouse due to weather. Tatliff family and Carter also stayed. Nels Madsen and E T Sheridan stayed in Huron while Peach and Grant returned from Watertown Monday. Will and wife opened a cafe here. Home Bixler of Willow Lake assisting temporarily. Lawrence Johnson and Nation drove to Highmore Wednesday, return pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thompson
Clark
Don Ward
Carl Andrews
Huron
Rebekah Lodge
Lingo
H. Dahlstrom
George Roach
Tillman Wicks
Ohn AL Tatliff
Fulph
Carter
Nels Madsen
E. T. Sheridan
George Peach
E. T.grant
Watertown
Will Murphy
Home Bixler
Wil ‘Low Lake
Lawrence Johnson
Mr. Nation
Highmore
Local notices and social updates from the week
The page records a business trip by Arthur Madsen to Watertown and Clark callers Albert Jacobs and Martin Sunvald. Erwin Lottger returned home after a storm-related absence. Mrs. Dewey Ward attended a shower for Edith Ward. Revival meetings at the Congregational church began Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Home
Arthur Madsen
Watertown
Albert Jacobs
Martin Sunvald
Clark
I Erwin Lottger
Dewey Ward
Edith Ward
Conmrenational Church
Evangelists Rev Fus Reisdorph Lead Two Week Meetings
The Rev Fus Reisdorph and his wife, noted evangelists, were to continue conducting meetings for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. H A Williscroft attended a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Tiam Walsh at Yale Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Reisdorph
H. A. Williscroft
Tiam Walsh
Yale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richland
Phil Kogel
St. Joseph's Hspital
Bancroft
Peter Anderson
R. G. Wilkins
Volga
Mr. Anderson
Nels
Alfred Halverson
Huron Hospital
Dorothy Zahllar
D. B. Zah- Mar
Scott
William Frye
Clinton Nenaber
C. H
J. W. Proper
Gellerman
A. W. Perry
W. D. Ward
Fred Garnet
William Richie
Merle T. Bryson
Darlington
Wis
le. Holland
D. E. Costello
Congregational Church
Mh Gore
South Dakota
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