Esmond Community Notes and Local Activities
M Dyste of Esmond transacted business. Mrs Floyd Alley and daughters visited the Chapman home. Esmond residents attend Mitchell basketball tournament. Mrs William Pratt underwent surgery for acute appendicitis. Rev W M Redfield led funeral services for Mr Martin in Carthage, burial in Carthage cemetery. Esmond quartet performed with Mrs Charles Mulholland at the service. Mrs Sydney Richards Gordon and Phyllis of Lakefield Minn visiting relatives. Ladies Aid to meet at hall for social. Several residents traveled to nearby towns. over a hundred attended a miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Fred Lorenz. Esmond Bureau meeting featured music and a short play. supper committee listed. Redfield to preach at a schoolhouse northeast of Esmond next Sunday at 10 AM, his fourth Sunday preaching in area churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Dyste
Orookings
Esmond
Floyd Alley
Daughters of Cavour
C. L. Chapman
G. F. Goddard
Charles Mulholland
W. J. Wilkens
E. F. Blankenburg
Mitchell
William Pratt
Huron Hospital
W. M. Redfield
Martin
Carthage
St de Smet
Sydney Richards Gordon
Phylls
Lakefield
Minn
William Salter
Orville
Cooa Rapida
Relati
Hattie Chapman
Chester
Albert
Ebbie Orb
Sutherland
J. J. Yates
J. G. Hoeve
de Smet
Fred Lorenz
Verne Hoeve
Arlington
John Wiles
Joe Costello
Sioux City
Ivon Jeffers
F. Z. Richards
Anna Weitzel
Chester Chapman
Edgar Hodges
BR. G. Hannah
Crandall
Ames Community Notes Here Over Weekend Visit and Farm News
Ames notes list visits by Mrs B C Johnson of Miller and relatives, teaches exam duties for Mrs Don McCutcheon, barley hauled to Kimball, Farmers Union meeting at Pleasant Valley hall with ice cream and cake, start of farming season, new Chevrolet bought by Walter Smith, field day at Ames wash store on Saturday April 5, dehorning cattle by Willard Yost, George Chard moving into a new home, Whist club gathering at Jack Johnson’s, and school boards to decide next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McCutcheon
William Hinselman
O. W. Arbogast
Walter Smith
Ames Wash
Willard Yost
George Chard
Jack Johnson
Meeting of township board on March 21
The text notes salaries of teachers shall remain the same. C W Arbeoust and sons cleaned grain last week. John Robison visits from Hot Springs. Newt Chard moved Monday into the house of Kile Wills. A township board meeting is set for Tuesday, March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Arbeousst and Sons
John Robison
Hot Springs
Newt Chard
Kile Wills
Doland People Describe Weekend Movements and Events
Doland residents and visitors shared tales of travel to Pierre Mitchell and Redfield. Socials included an Odd Fellows and Rebekah “bum social” with cattle and dancing, plus several bridge clubs meeting at local homes with meals and high scores recorded.
Local social visits and community events in Lane area
Lane residents hosted or visited relatives across nearby towns. Mrs Claude Bart spent Saturday at Nels Peterson home in Woonsocket. Mrs Meyer and son Arthur visited Mitchell patients from Lang. Albert Rott moved to Woonsocket for work. Roland May traveled from Clark to Mitchell for a basketball tournament, with coach Mr Blank. Albert Hamenn and wife visited Beigh home. Zion Lutheran church members reshingled their Lane church. Farmers in the area are busy in the fields, disking and wheat drilling. Will Schwabauer and family attended church in Wessington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Bart
Nels Peterson
Woonsocket
Meyer
Arthur
Mitchell
Lang
Albert Rott
Rott
Roland May
Lane
Clark
Blank
Garden City
Albert Hamenn
Sam Beigh
Zion Lutheran Church
Will Schwabauer
Wessington
Royal Neighbors Meet Initiates Two New Members
The Royal Neighbors held its regular meeting Monday night with five members present. Two new members, Mesdames Fletcher and Swettson, were initiated into the order. A lunch was served by the March committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springs
Ales
Birthday Dinner Honors Osceola Couple At Home
Osceola Mrs. Everett Westerburg hosted a birthday dinner Sunday at her home in honor of her husband with a large group of relatives present. Doris Wasem has been ill and unable to attend school. Mrs. Wayne Danforth visited her mother near Huron. C. Danforth returned from Raymond Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Derschied drove to Iroquois to see a doctor as infection affected burns on Mrs. Derschied's feet. Maynard Derschied has pink eye. Charles Fuller from near Huron visited Tuesday and picked up his wife and children who had been visiting at Victor Currier's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Westerburg
Doris Wasem
Wayne Danforth
Anna Beck
Huron
C. Danforth
Raymond
Fred Derschied
Iroquois
Maynard Derschied
Charles Fuller
Victor Currier
Childen
Local notables and travel updates from Vermillion and area
Dr and Mrs J Dean returned from a Vermillion university visit where son John studies medicine. Mrs Hattie Klaus resumes work as sales supervisor for a California firm in Huron. Mrs E J Red of this city visits relatives Halph Roys in Huron. Charles Rasmussen, Putney farmer, left for Chicago and Midwest travels. William C Funk recovers from influenza and returns to duties at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
State University
Vermillion
John
Hattie Klaus
Huron
California
E. J. Red
Halph Roy
Charles Rasmussen
Chicago
Ilinois
Wisconsin
William C. Funk
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Visits
At Funk and Bowdens store he was seen. Bert Warner of Oaks North Dakota and Mrs Hartranit hosted guests. Fourteen Claremont Eastern Star members attended the local chapter meeting. Mesdames Holtz and Kuchnert hosted bridge at Holtz apartments. Irving Young of Chicago and Ransom Young of Los Angeles returned for their mother Mrs H S Young’s funeral in Chicago. Beatrice Palmer of Belle Fourche visits Miss Cora Tosch for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funk and Bowdens
Bert Warner
Oaks
N. D
H. EF. Hartranit
Claremont
The
Eastern Star
Mesdames
Walter Holtz
Ewald Kuchnert
Holtz Apartments
Irving Young
Chicago
Ransom Young
Los Angeles
H. S. Young
Beatrice Palmer
Belle Fourche
Cora Tosch
Marriage license issued in Woonsocket for Davidson Goodrich
A marriage license was issued to Frank 5 Davidson, 26, of De Smet and Miss Georgia A Goodrich, 21, of Iroquois, on Monday March 16. The report also notes births on March 7 to Ni and Mrs Albert Hansen of Artesian and on Sunday March 15 to Mr and Mrs W C Klostermeier of Forrestburg. Local business notes include Br Looby of Artesian transacting in Woonsocket on Tuesday and F D Johnson handling farm business in Letcher on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank 5. Davidson
de Smet
Georgia A. Goodrich
Iroquois
Albert Hansen
Artesian
W. C. Klostermeier
Forrestburg
BR. F. Looby
Woonsocket
Letcher
A. F. Kuborn
Ft Snelling
Local Wheat Sowing Amid Warm Weather and Cheap Gas
Farmers take advantage of clear weather to sow wheat while locals note gasoline at 15 cents a gallon, the lowest in years. A. F. Kuborn expected to return home from the hospital within the week, adding to community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Kuborn
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Ered Eppley
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Miles McNickle
Mildred Tompson
George Hurke
Redfield
Frances Porter
Alice Paine
Berwyn James
George Quinn
Harold Sherwood
Frland Calvert
Alvin Liebig
Robert Johnson
Don Hoffman
Dick Paine
Lloyd Twiss
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Frank Her
Watertown
Don Cole
Hedfield
Humphrey
FE. C. Gilson
Lloyd Riddle
Erwin Herther
Milford Dray
Charles Hahn
Harvey Janse
Harlan Thorson
Aaron Aldrich
Eiler Sorenson
Fred Kiteman
Lelen Thompson
Pioneer's Bridge
Felu
Joseph Gaithwaite
St. Patrick
Arthur James
Arthur Lawrence
Frank Hun
Grote
Shell
Feguler
American Oil Comp
North Shell
Deketa Ave
Huron, S. D
Dakota Benes
Cavour
Irequcs
Wehey
Simllar
Beast
New Orleans
New St. Charles
Charles
Alfred
AMER
Orleans
Valorizelion
Mid Graz All Transportation
Pierce's
Dulancy
Harvest Queen
Oregon
Loganberries
Grape Fruit
Brillo
Lipton’s Tea
Apam
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South Groceries
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