Moisture praised as best in years in South Dakota range
Brookings May 18. The moisture supply in the South Dakota range area was reported at the best in years by Joseph L. Orr federal agricultural statistician. The outlook for summer range and hay is promising though hay stocks are the lowest in years due to a long winter and late spring. Cattle conditions are mixed with late feed and storms. sheep losses slight though lambing is late. contracts for summer and fall delivery are at good prices.
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Brookings
Dakota
Joseph L. Orr
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Southwest
California
U. S
Texas
New Mexico
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Neighborhood Social Notes From Alpena on Mothers Day
A chronicle of small town gatherings in Alpena includes birthday celebrations for Mrs. A B and Mrs. Hockings at the church parlors, church hymns, and cake ceremonies. The W C T U held a meeting with a child welfare program and a Mothers Day discussion with a question box. Various families and residents are noted visiting, hosting, or traveling for Mothers Day, influenza recovery, and local social visits.
Community notes from Ree Heights social column
Special Correspondent reports church glee club sang at baccalaureate services. Local visits include Joe Thorrest from Edmund and Henry Scott's family hosting relatives. Various residents ill or traveling, weddings, tonsil surgery, and motor trips to Agar and Mankato noted with multiple names and towns.
Local Carpenters and Residents Active Around Willow Lake
Mesdames Ethel Rathiff and May Crouse took a business trip to Willow Lake Tuesday. Violet Perry assists Mrs Oscar Carlson with housework. Clara Davis returned to Watertown Wednesday after visiting relatives. Mrs George Hanseh and Pearl Opsal shopped in Huron Wednesday. Steve Ratliff and Earl Miller were business callers in Watertown Wednesday. Myrtle and Gladys Sunvold escaped injury when their father’s Ford coupe tipped and was badly damaged. Mrs George Kuehn stayed with sister Mrs Magma Madsen. Dan Marsh completed digging a well at Maynard Opsahl place. Byron Krebs out sick. Chester Krebs of Raymond assists at the store. Mrs Chester Smith was taken to Huron Clinic for gallstone operation. Mrs Carl Andrews spent Thursday at M L Denman home. Rev Mr Lake and family visited Huron Tuesday. Niels Nielsen and wife were vistors in Willow Lake Saturday. Richard Churchill and family from near Round Lake visited several days at the Martin Opsahl home. A large number of the Carpenter community were noted locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hansch
Bartel
George Peath
Huron
Madsen
George Madsen
Iver Iverson
Mesdames
Ethel Rathiff
May Crouse
Willow
Violet Perry
Oscar Carlson
Clara Davis
Watertown
George
Hanseh
Pearl Opsal
Steve Ratliff
Earl Miller
Myrtle
Gladys Sunvold
Carl Andrews
M. L. Denman
Mr. Lake
Niels Nielsen
Willows Lake
Richard Churchill
Round ‘Lake
Martin Opsahl
Carpenter
Esmond social notes and local visits feature
Special correspondent reports numerous trips and calls in Esmond and nearby towns. Residents and guests include Winkel, Frost, Grain families, Patten of Carthage, Crain, Gardner, Walkington, Green of De Smet, Westerberg, Manley, Redfield, and others. Visits span Banrott, Minneapolis, Huron, Iroquois, Alamo Texas, and Lake Norden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Winkel
Ban
Luther Vining
Huron
P. A. Toovey
Bill
Iroquois
G. B. Gardner
Esmond Ladies Aid
Wsmond
Merle Strickler
Dora Jetters
Patten
Carthage
Charles Crain
Huron Hospital
Waller Hammers
Frank Richards
Ea Dvest
F. E. Walkington
Alamo, Tex
Masonic Lodge Event in Carthage Tuesday Evening
A Masonic lodge gathering in Carthage is slated for Tuesday evening with Dr Heananiitent listed among attendees. The fragmentary text indicates a local community notices event schedule at the lodge.
Bonilla News Roundup Shows Local Social And School Events
Rex Gilmore visits Mitchell then returns home as Bonilla community reports a Saturday party at the Halley Brobst home with about 40 attendees. Memorial day cemetery dinner plans are set by the Bonilla cemetery association. Seventh and eighth grade exams are scheduled for May 23 and 24 at Bonilla school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Gilmore
Mitchell
Blvoad Hewitt
Daught Noryaine
Huron
Halley Brobst
Fred McNichan
Earl Bussell
Ray
Wolsey
Virgil Beales
Tulare
Bonilla
Bonilla School
Elmer Stoke
Herbert Moeller
Pipestone
Minn
Local notes from St Lawrence reveal illnesses and family moves
Special Correspondent reports Mrs Burlingame remains seriously ill with daughters at sister Inez Banks home. Several families relocate within town and surrounding areas. Miss Doris Williams ill with influenza. graduation activities adjusted. A quilling party hosts about 20 guests. senior class taken to Huron for a vitaphone show.
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Charles Shepherd
Will Loomis
Joe Shepherd
Daughters
Huron
Doris Williams
Ralph ‘Spiers
Marjorie Walker
Walker
Madison
Ss. D
Art Anderberg
Wayland
Irving ‘Pamblyi
Vermillion
Tamblyn
Valmore
Katie Burton
Gladys Burton
R. D. Conkey
Christopherson
Frank Barber Buys House Quietly Forges Poultry Venture
Lane reports Frank Barber bought a small house from J. S. Frost and installed stove and poultry equipment. He has received by parcel post seven hundred chickens. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brandenburg are also noted in the snippet.
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Frank Barber
J. S. Frost
Lane Area Social Notes and Local Updates
Sunday supper guests at the Adam Lang home. Kenneth Strand visited with Ralph Brandenburg near Alpena. Mrs Ole Roti and daughter Gladys drove to Sioux Falls for doctors. Epworth League met at Wessington Springs. Lane High School junior-senior banquet set for Saturday night. McIntyres and children reside in Berg residence. Moorman products discussed for highway 41 grading. Smallpox cases reported. vaccinations given at local school. Edna Lindebal spent weekend here with parents. Mary Kost returned to Columbus Ohio after months here with her husband. Herman Garbe family visited Lewis Ammon. Albert Roli visited Robert Burchfield. John Newharit of Alpena was in Lane on business. Harold and Ruth Brown and baby with Marcella Brown.
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Adam'Lang
Kenneth Strand
Ralph Brandenburg
Alpena
Ole Roti
Gladys
Sioux Falls
H. J. McIntyre
Wessington Springs
Berg
Kenneth Miller
Edna Lindebal
Mary Kost
Columbus
Ohio
John Kost
Jimmie Powers
Herman Garbe
Lewis Ammon
Lane
A.C. Johnson
Austin
Minn
Charles Johnson
Albert Roli
Robert Burchfield
John Newharit
Harold Brown
Baby of
Plankinton
Ruth Brown
Mitchell
Marcella Brown
P T A to Present The Adventure of Grandpa Play
Forestburg residents note the P T A will stage The Adventure of Grandpa on Tuesday night May 21 at the hall. Visitors include Mr and Mrs S A Gere and Mr and Mrs O F Moses. Local news covers visits, trips, and improving health reports from Forestburg and nearby towns.
Yale News Roundup Includes Plays Visits and Open School Year
Local notes from Yale report visits by Edward Weusman Bancroft family Mrs Tom Gready and Rev Hyland to Bernard Garry home. Miss Amelia Waly travels to Bridgewater Sioux Falls Yankton. Miss Garry visits Bridgewater. Yale high school play Cyclone Sally sold tickets 48.50. Eighth grade commencement at Yale church tomorrow night. School closes May 1 with exams held earlier this week. John Rentsch gains two Case tractors and separators.
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YALE
Edward “Weusman
Bancroft
R. A. Maass
Eugene Garry
Tom Gready
Chelsea
Father Hyland
Mellette
Bernard Garry
Charles Kaufman
Adam Kuehls -Ford
Cyclone Sally
Amelia Waly
Bridgewater
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Albert Mangss
Alma Madss
Erma Vondracek
James Lawrence
Huron
John Rentsch
Joe Glanster
Sioux Rails
Charles
Othen Garry
Miss Garry
T. P. Davis
Grace Gaughran
Broadland Social Roundup Notes From Local Residents
Mrs. Lewis Koal spent Monday with Ada Tolar. Doris Bartlett visited Virginia Smool Friday and Saturday. Steven Corcoran drove to Hu Ron with Homer MelFariin. Marie Glazier and classmates spent weekend with Lyles Glazier family. The Epworth League meets Friday. Various residents visited DeVries, Urban, and Glazier homes over the weekend. Several couples hosted or traveled for errands, business, and visits in Broadland communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Koal
Ada Tolar
Doris Bartlett
Virginia Smool
Steven Corcoran
Huron
Homer MelFariin
Marie Glazier
Huron High School
Lyles Glazier
J. H. Rogers
T. M. Bureauent
George Wieeling
Albert DeVries
Epworth League
Steve Miedema
Ralph Kanmup
Ariliuy DeVries
William G. Urban
Miller
J. G. Glavier
Lloyd
Ruby Bischort
W. A. Urban
Uice Lyla Glazier
Bruce Hurt
Dell Rapids
MR. C. Barber
William G Urban
Waterlown
Toon Goodell
Redfield
W. G. Urban
Geiger Treating in Weslington for Shoulder Injury
In Weslington South Dakota Mr Geiger travels from Marion for treatments this week after a auto crash near Lake Preston two weeks ago caused a severe muscular derangement of the shoulder. M Zerfas and family spent Sunday at Cottonwood Lake. Ke H Lehmkuhl of Agar returned home Sunday after being called by the death of his sister Mrs Mitchell. Stewart to host Missionary Society Friday afternoon with a prepared program. Wood Shaw visited Sioux Falls during the period.
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Geiger
Marion
S. 2
Lake Preston
M. Zerfas
Cottonwood Lake
Ke. H. Lehmkuhl
Agar
J. Mitchell
Wyfh. Stewart
The
Missionary Society
Wood Shaw
Sioux Falls
Saturday social notes from local high school and guests
The column lists assorted local activities including the high school girls hosting three guests at dinner this week, Miss Helen Fischer visiting relatives, Mrs. Ed Shaw attending the Royal Neighbor Convention at Pierre Thursday, Kenneth Estee vacationing in the Black Hills, and school closing Friday May 24 with a teachers and pupils picnic at Huddleston's grove. Mrs. J Levin and daughter Betty traveled to Pierre on business, WW O Marshall visiting daughter Mrs. Blanche Philips.
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Wome Economics
Helen Fischer
Nose HM
Ed Shaw
Pierre
Kenneth Estee
We Ia
McKay Cabin
Rockford
Community Notices From Gann Valley Weekend
Mrs G C Pippin of Kimball and Mrs BK Swartout visited in Iroquois Saturday with their parents Mr and Mrs Lee Trayler. Richard Trayler accompanied them home. A large crowd attended the opening dance at Herman Viereck s Saturday night with Barnes orchestra. A Zephyr chapter meeting held Monday evening initiated new candidates.
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Pippin
Kimball
H. Swartout
Baby
Iroquoiis
Lee Trayler
Iroquois
Richard Trayler
C.D
Miller
C. Swartout
Joe Wrippling
Chamberlain
Herman Viereck
Barnes Orchestra
Armour Sehlegel
Deadwood
George Gillette
J. A. Hibbard
WW. Oc. Snovton
W. Dd
Kimily Short
Mary Wells
Henry Henricksen
Herman Willis
Pukchanud
Gann Valley
Walter Ludswick
Zephyr
Sheffield Social News Highlights and Local Updates
Special correspondents report a Bennett dance at Sheffield Hall last Saturday, with a well attended event. Mrs Kemes HR Gigin has been ill the past week. Mrs G Schmidt entertained the MM M club Thursday afternoon. Mrs A Wesley returned home after ten days at Sprague hospital. Gobo McDonald bought a planter from Cavour Lumber company this week. Farmers began planting corn as grain crops are reported in excellent condition. J Watt drives a new Ford. Doris Chapman returned home after about seven weeks at Sprague hospital Turan. A Berger returned from Punta Gorda Virginia where he spent the winter months. Ai Berger lives northwest of Sheffield.
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Oie
Sheffield Hall
Kemes
Gigin
G. Schmidt
A. Wesley
Sprague Hospital
Haran
Gobo McDonald
Apo
John Deoravor
Cavour Lumber Company
J. Watt
Doris Chapman
Turan
A. Beorger
Punta Gorda
Ai. Berger
Nable
Sheffield
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