Condé Community News and Events Highlights
Friday senior close play proceeds totaled 167 dollars. Local residents attend church services and plan May junior senior banquet at the M E church with committee chairs named. Birth announced for March 6 in Mobridge, and several residents travel to visit kin. Community groups including Rebekahs Masons and Altar Society host events, card parties and programs at local halls and schools.
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C. L. Peterson
Florence
Ellis
Margaret
Mellette
Leff
Iowa
Minneapolis
B. L. Smith
Conde Mesons
G. D. Brown
Conde P.T
M. E
Harry Place
F. Dunn
Tom King
William Herring
Frank Wettstein
Harold Krentz
Mobridge
Krentz
Schrader
Conde
Yace
J. H. Helder
Ellendale
N. D
Lew Cleveland
Pearl Spradling
T. F. Dunn
Aberdeen
Raymond Lentz, Jr
Nellie Veneren
Juide Marjorie Wettstein
Rebekahs
Masons and Stars
Legion and Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Legion
Altar Society
H. Halverson
Ethel Vanderburt
Elsie Ott
Huron
Selma Fye
Sam
Municipal
Earl Vandenburg
P. T
Martha Washington
M. E. Ladies Aid
M. F. Tostlieb
Department of Education
Aberdeen Normal
Pearl Anna LeMay
Tommy Herberson
Shepard Boy
Lewis Lennis
Joe Levy
Mesdames Gavin
A.M. Miesen
William Simons
Esmond News Briefs Highlight Births and Local Events
A seven and a half pound son, Esmond, born March 7 to Mr. and Mrs. F W Aughenbaugh. Attendees at Jency Wiles Dean’s funeral in Beresford included Cora Wiles and the Nelson, Wiles, Davis, Hazel Wiles, Lucile, Mildred, Tracey Wiles, and Alec Nelson. J J Wates hosted dinner for a twenty six year bedding anniversary. F E Washington and daughters and Mrs G E Gardner shopped in Huron. Rev W M Redfield and wife visited Mitchell. Esmond Farm Bureau met. program by Miss Irma Widman’s pupils. lunch by Mmes Caffrey, Goss, Lou Beachler, Ness, and Cecil Goss. Ed Berkeley visiting Hannahs in Esmond. Herbert Fenner and wife hosted a dancing party at the hall. Charles Schultz and wife from Huron were in Esmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Aughenbaugh
Esmond
Jency Wiles Dean
Beresford
Cora Wiles
Arch Nelson
John Wiles
John Davis
Hazel
Wiles
Lucile
Mildred
Tracey Wiles
Alec Nelson
J. J. Wates
F. E. Washington
G. E. Gardner
W. M. Redfield
Mitchell
Esmond Farm Bureau
Esmond Hall
M. D. Caffrey
A. E. Goss
Lou Beachler
H. E. Ness
Cecil Goss
Eau Claire
Wis
Minneapolis
Ed Berkeley
R. G.hannah
Hannah Home
Herbert Fenner
Charles Schultz
Hur
Ree Heights Election Yields Local Officials and Notable Moves
In Ree Heights the Spring Hills township elected Henry Scott treasurer John Lingscheil supervisor Enoch Bawdon assessor and George Herta clerk. Road conditions delayed Cedar Ladies Aid at Mrs George Fawcett’s. Earl Godfrey and family reunited in Wisconsin on the Scott per farm they purchased. Mrs RR Bawdon and infant returned from Highmore. Rev Meckel could not reach Cedar Sunday due to bad roads. Mrs Jennie Wiren and Alfred visited Miller for Mrs Wiren’s mother Mrs Nichols illness. Ronald Henson moved to town to aid Irvin Warnke in oil. Lois Boyd staying with Enoch Bawdon home for school term. Mrs Ronald Henson visited Miller. Hans Hansen and Mabel Arbogast married in St Lawrence Ree Heights. William Sherill of Deadwood was a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights
Spring Hills
Henry Scott
John Lingscheil
Enoch Bawdon
George Herta
Cedar Ladies Aid
George Fawcett
Earl Godfrey
Wisconsin
Scott
Bawdon
Highmore
Meckel
Cedar
Jennie Wiren
Alfred
Miller
Ronald Henson
Hans Hansen
St. Lawrence
Mabel Arbogast
William Sherill
Deadwood
Community club meets with Mrs Bob Moore in March
The Ree Heights Township Community club met with Mrs. Bob Moore on Wednesday March 12. Miss Mamie Wiren of Huron college spent the weekend with her mother here. Mrs. Ira Coutts hosted the Midland club on March 12. Mrs. Lindeman of Delmont visits her son Fred Lindeman here. Miss Mamie Rosewich, Aaron Burge school teacher, plans a program and carnival Friday at the schoolhouse. Chris Kost and family of Menno moved to a farm north of town. Fred Lindeman advertises a sale on Friday March 14 before departing for Delmont. The Young People’s society held a party at the church basement Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights Township
Bob Moore
Mamie Wiren
Huron College
Ira Coutts
Midland Club
Lindeman
Delmont
Fred Lindeman
Mamie Rosewich
Aaron Burge
Chris Kost
Menno
D. D
Young People’s Society
Weekend Visitors and Local Updates Across Huron and Surrounding Areas
Yale Violet Bullock visits F W Marsh home while Thad Holmes plans a Brookings college break. Miss Powell and Miss Stinar stay with Miss Powell in Mt Vernon. families from Huron Bancroft Cavour and Osceola host and visit. 4 H members plan skating at St Williams hall. influenza hits Mrs Tolman. Osceola farm move by Derscheid. Walsh former Yale resident now in Philip business owner.
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Violet Bullock
Huron
F. W. Marsh
Thad Holmes
Brookings
Miss Powell
Miss Stinar
Mt. Vernon
L. A. Groves
William Kuehl
Henry Brinkman
Monica of
Cavour
C. A. Harding
R. A. Masss
Bancroft
Albert Maass
Phil Smith
Loretta
Margaret Kelley
John Smith
Harry Derscheid
Osceola
Wiliam Walsh
Philip
Yale
E. Gary
E. Mansa
Irene O'Brien
Merie Garry
Mitchell
Orville Opseth
2 Aplas
E. Ganv
St. Williams Hall
W. 0. Tolman
Ryger
Brookings and Huron Social Notes Link Families
Ted relatives in Brookings Sunday. The F. W. Marsh family spent Sunday afternoon in Huron. Roy Connors formerly of Yale is now employed in Huron. The Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Pratt Thursday March 20. Betty Kleinsasser was a visitor at the Yale school Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Brookings
F. W. Marsh
Huron
Roy Connors
Yale
Ladies Aid
Pratt
Betty Kleinsasser
Yale School
Forestburg couple marks thirty six years of marriage
Forestburg Myr and Mrs N C Christenson celebrated their thirty sixth wedding anniversary with a party at home Sunday attended by 30 guests including 18 grandchildren. Plans are under way for a Father Son banquet at the Presbyterian church basement Monday night March 17 with about a hundred expected. Mrs C D Briggs and Mrs G B Widlershopped in Mitchell Saturday. Mr and Mrs D A Levey visited. Mr and Mrs Oscar Moses, Mrs H A Moses and Mrs Frank Graham and son were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Moses
H. A. Moses
Frank Graham
Prosperous Black Hills farming center promotes growth
The Black Hills valleys in South Dakota offer alfalfa, corn, sugar beets and many crops along with cattle, hogs and dairying. Low land prices, mild climate and good water support profits. Communities have schools, churches and good roads. A free booklet by Don Johnson at Colonization Spent, Sioux Falls, SD.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
Cyclone Sally staged by junior class at hall Friday
The junior class presented the play Cyclone Sally at the hall Friday night. John Blow was hospitalized in Ellendale N D due to his mother’s serious illness. J T Fairfield and family moved into a newly finished farm east of Forestburg Monday. Russell Fouberg aged 93 suffered a dislocation of a bone in his right arm after a horse fall Sunday afternoon. A greyhound can run 525 yards in under 20 seconds.
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Mt. Vernon
John Blow
Ellendale
N. D
J.T. Fairfield
Forestburg
Russell Fouberg
Robert Fouberg
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