SOCIAL EVENTS AND CLUBS LIST FOR SUNDAY TO WEDNESDAY
Social events listed include meetings of the B of R T in Labor Temple at 2 36, Past Creoles association, Machinists, Historical Society, Literary Coterie, James River lodge 32 Odi Fellows, HR. P. lodge, Dorcas Society, and a D A F chapter gathering with speakers at homes and churches. Also noted are a bridge party at the Hanson home with Jefferson and McKinley school staff as guests, Westminster Study Club opening, missionary society meeting at Bruemmer home, and multiple private club gatherings with lunches and prizes.
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Labor Temple
Historical Society
Farmers
Court House
Hrary
James River Lodge No
Odi
I. O. O. F. Hall
HE. P. Lodge
Dorcas Society
American Lutheran Church
Charlotte Williams
Mayme Larson
Alexander Tedford
Herbert Titt
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Mary Scruby
Charles EB. Barkl
H. P. Carson
Leo Temmey
Hanson
Jefferson School
Vernon Sorenson
McKinley School
Anna Hanson
Helen Buchanan
Victor Olson
Sorenson
Fred Bolizs
Fred Mollis
Beach Avenue
S Tip
W. Withers
Chris Fuglsang
John Gascoigne
Jolly Nine Club
A. C. Niermeyer
Coral Warrick
Withers
Gascoiline
Dinner Honors Commander Ralph KR Stewart at Hotel Marvin Hughitt
Family and friends gathered Wednesday evening at the Hotel Marvin Hughitt to honor Commander Ralph KR Stewart. He is stationed in the Boston navy yards and plans to live here around November 11 after a few weeks visiting his mother and relatives.
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Marvin
City Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Notices
George Yates of Sioux Falls on a brief visit to Huron before heading to Redfield. Mrs. Fred Henson and twins Fred and Alice, from London, England, will spend winter with her parents in Pierre. Armistice Day shoot planned by the Annex Legion at St Lawrence with turkeys ducks and geese. Mrs. Byron McElligott returns from Litchfield Minnesota after her father’s illness and death. Mrs. Fred Hollis departed this morning for ?
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George Yates
Sioux Falls
Huron
Redfield
Yates
Siouxs Falls
Argus-Leader
Jack
Fred Hollis
Local notices include Shrine event and funeral attendance
Yankton residents plan a Shrine Auxiliary benefit and dancing on Friday evening November 7 with Masonic families invited. Mrs Ray Nolan of Cavour visits city for several days on business. Christian Endeavor serves waffles sausage and coffee at Presbyterian church. John and Edward McDonough and son attend funeral services for James McDonough. Birth announced for Robert Dale McKinney. Aberdeen Legion Auxiliary leaders visit Huron. department headquarters moved to Aberdeen. Economy Jump coal ton price offered by Huron Lumber Co with delivery to bin.
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Yankton
Shrine
Sters
Ray Nolan
Cavour
3Sc
Christian Enadeevor
John McDonough
Edward McDonough
Albert
Odebolt
James McDonough
McDonough
Glenn McKinney
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Robert Dale
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
U-6
Adv
Herbert Anderson
Marie Koch
Aberdeen
Huron
Earl Flanagan
American Legion Auxiliary
Anderson
Koch
Huron Lumber Co
Advc
W. J. Clarke
Local figures travel for business and thanks expressed
State bridge engineer Jensineer and J H Hamilton left today for Minneapolis on a business trip. Mrs John F Higgins of Utah Avenue Southeast returned this morning from a few days in Minneapolis. A note of appreciation was issued by Mr and Mrs W A Mueller and family thanking relatives and neighbors for support after their misfortune.
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Clara Madsen
Denmark
Frana Hughes
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Miss Madsen
Richard Madsen
Black Hills
Danish Council of Nurses
International Council of Nurses
Sioner
J. H. Hamilton
Minneapolis
John F. Higgins
Utah Avenue
W. A. Mueller
Bee Keepers Association Meeting Set for Monday in City Hall
A. E. Hoffman, president, calls a South Dakota Bee Keepers meeting for Monday evening at the city hall with sessions all day starting 10 o clock. All beekeepers and honey producers urged to attend. French roads claimed ten deaths daily in 1929 with about 250 injured.
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A. E. Hoffman
South Dakota Bee Keepers Association
Book publishers print two hundred million copies annually
It is estimated that United States publishers produce about 200 million copies of books each year, reflecting broad output across the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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B. of
Westminster Study Club
R. C. Schulze
Costain
Gale Small
George Costain
Fred Henson
London
England
Brcemmer
H. W
Women's Foreign Misgelonary Society
E. A. Bruemmer
Kansas Avenue
Southeast
Thomas Duhigg
A. Wi. Hopkins
Gertrude Streeter
May.dane
J. CG. Shepard
Sallie
F. E. Lochridge
Tetsu ¥ Yokimata
E. A. Pugsley
Miss Hung
A. L. Bergsma
Miss Ye
George Wagner
Constantia Morelos
G. R. Wright
Mukegee
Bindenagel
George Robinson
Bruemmer
Duhigg
Robinson
Mcfadden
Earl McFadden
Seventh Street
Andrew Fuglsang
Cliford Gascoigne
Winifred Morrison
A. Sanderson
Mirs. Gascoigne
E. R. Lockwood
Manson
Ecklund
L. Ecklund
Sixth Street
Soat
B. F. Hays
George Hill
George Main
J. W. Schotlan
N. R. Carlson
G. J. Timbermen
Schollian
Mr. Hays
Helen Gilbert
G. W. Longsteff
Richard Alton
Aare
N. D
Helen Stena Gilbet
Mabel Gilbert
Leone Heckrthan
City
F. N. Stewsut
Boston
Leonard
Shed Bt
Phaet
Westen Unies
Dept. N—American Cranberry Exchange
West Broadway
New York City
M. C. Alford Optometrist Huron
Philco
Moto
C. Taylor Res Service
Phoenix
dulSheer
Lead
Secasion
Deadwood
Lane Sur
Caracal
Lapin
Anly
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