Neighborhood notes from Carpenter area report births and moves
Mr and Mrs Carl Andrews announce the birth of a daughter at a Huron hospital. Peta Anderson brought a stand home from the Fir grounds and left it at Mike Pederson’s home. Mr and Mrs Jon Schoultz and Mrs William Schoultz made business trips to farms for rent in Luis vicinity. Mr Carter is ill at home as Ralph Carter’s big son. Nels Madsen Sr and daughter Mabel plan to move to town. The Madsens have long farm homesteaded land since 1382. Students enjoy a three day vacation while teachers attend institute. Mrs Anna Ratliff and son move to Ratliff parents’ home so Mrs Ratliff can care for her blind mother. A daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Alfred Sweezy north of town. Merv and Ava Harrington, back from North Dakota harvest, now work for Earl Arne north of town. Carpenter area residents attend Clark County Fair in Clark. John A Ratliff trucks purebred short horns to exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Andrews
Huron Hospital
Peta Anderson
Fir Grounds
Mike Pederson
Jon Schoultz
William Schoultz
Luis
Carter
Ralph Carter
Mee
Nels Madsen
Mabel
John A. Ratliff
Mrs Selma Johnson and Mrs Fran cis Peterson Leave For Minneapolis
Mrs Selma Johnson and Mrs Fran cis Peterson depart Hitchcock by ear for Minneapolis for the weekend. Mrs Mraz Floyd Cocking to be engoned as Miss Abe Seman, visiting friends here Thursday and Friday. Local notes mention Mrs Chester Seaman of Doland and former teacher Mrs Cocking, with visits from Mrs L F Sutter and Mrs Clyde Perkins. Alec Gross joins Ming tons carload of chickens to Chicago Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Johnson
Francis Peterson
Minneapolis
Floyd Cocking
Abe Seman
Kingman
Ariz
Chester Seaman
Doland
Cocking
L. F. Sutter
Clyde Perkins
Jake Harris
Merle Jahl
Juhl
Huron
Harvis
Donald
Alec Gross
Mr. Mington
Chicago
Local News Briefs From Sioux City Area
Special correspondent reports Frank Barber and Wil Burniton Grove plan a Tuesday trip to Sioux City with cattle shipments. Irene Miller leaves Saturday for Minneapolis to study barbering at Moler school. J W Borllewyk visits L E Giles then drives to Sioux Falls for state barber board exam. Mike Hauk ill at daughter’s home. Dorothy Logan marries Elmer Stange at Norwegian Lutheran parsonage in Westingson Springs. Harriet DeRouchey visits Gettysburg relatives. J Olson of Manson attends. Adolph Noltensmier and Lulu Barrs at a sow in Saron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Frank Barber
Wil Burniton
Grove
Sioux City
Irene Miller
Minneapolis
Moler Barber School
J. W. Borllewyk
Yurot
L. E. Giles
D Lay
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Board of Barber
Mike Hauk
Ernest Hein
Marcella Brown
Gann Valley
Harold Brown
Plankinton
Jeanette Pier
Huron
Dorothy Logan
Elmer Stange
Wessington Springs
L. P. Eriand
Alpena Social Notes Relate Visits and Moves Across Towns
Alpena residents form a fixture of weekend visits and moving plans. Yack Waldron plans a north town house with Mr. Boucher. Harley Thompson and family stayed at Orval Exton’s home. Mitchell business trips were made by I geland and family. West Port principal Tielma Munson visited her parents, and M. Lund and Agnes with son George joined from Woonsocket and Joplin. Will Knox home hosts for caring for three children after their mother’s death. The Knox house welcomed Harold Thornburg and family. Louise Wales, a business college student, visited her parents Roy and spouse. Jette paused in Alpena en route to Fulton. Mrs. Richard Hollingsworth and Mrs. Etta Mearny attended Mrs. Willian Knox’s funeral in Sioux Falls. George Kunze hosted a primary department dinner at his north Alpena home. John Funke and family joined Schuttler family reunion with 23 attendees. GN Kinemen and Fred Moore visited in Huron. Gertie Manwaring spent weekend with daughter Veron Clarke in Huron. Henry Husted of Merrill, Ja. and Arthur Hunted of Hinton Jr. visited Frank Everhard and R. Barnes homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena Yack Waldron
Mr. Boucher
Harley Thompson
Orval Exton
West Deca
Y. I Geland
Mitchell
Tielma Munson
West Port
M. M. Lund
Woonsocket
Agnes
George
Joplin
Everett McWilliams
D. T. Knox
Ezra Mearns
Will Knox
Harold Thornburg
Knox House
Louise Wales
Business
Aberdeen
Roy Wales
Donald Forbes
Mel. Jette
Alpena
Fulton
George Kunze
M. E
John Funke
Fred Schuttler
Farmer
Schuttler
Funke
Illinois
GN. Kinemen
Fred Moore
Huron
Gertie Manwaring
Vernon Clarke
Henry Husted
Merrill, Ja
Arthur Hunted
Hinton, Jr
Frank Everhard
R. Barnes
Julia Carlehan
Ot de Smet
Gdorgze Ogy
Nels
Madsen, Jr
Roy Coxland
Dewey Ward Huron
Opsahl Yisuimay
Homie Sin
Esmond
Frank Hannigan
A Jeffrey
Worence
Iowa
Inslaw
A. ‘Wicks
Carl ‘Andrews
Haron
Irene
Brookings
Thompson
J. J. Ludwig
Willow Lake
George Hansch
Clark
Garl Andrews
Billy
Mission Sunday at German Reform church noted
The German Reform church held Mission Sunday with a visiting teacher from Scotland delivering the sermon. Attendees included Dorthea Mogek and Jay Stroh. The Mogck home hosted events and the day featured re graveling the track. The church festival at Mogck eight miles NW of Alpena drew about $700. Funeral attendance included Fred Mutchel and Mrs. Fred Koerner with family. Social events followed at the Lindfoeter home and a birthday gathering honored Mr. Sheffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richey
Huron
Reform
Scotland
Dorthea
Jay Stroh
Ben Mogek
Iowa
Des’ Raines
Mogck
Tf “Alpena
Alpena
Fred Mutchel
Fred ‘Koerner
Ed. Koerner
Albert “Koerner
Reuben Nohrer
Robert
Martha
Fred ‘Guthmiller Trom ¥ Gil
Cavour News Notes Highlight Local Travels and Rain
Mrs S S Femiy returns improved from the Huranchinik. L A Huhn buys a Chevrolet truck. Herman Moeller builds a barn addition south of Cavour. Rain and bad roads affect travel statewide. Various local residents visit, travel, and businesses report weather impacts and new purchases.
Ree Heights Community Notices and Local News Briefs
Mrs George Fawcett has recovered from tonsillitis. W E Webber and family were Sundayers at the Henry Scott home. Highmore’s Schorziman is doing alterations at the Lingheil residence. John Ransford of Big Bend visited daughters Mrs Enoch Bawden and Mrs Lester Gibson. Rev Swartout to preach in town and at Cedar church next month. Rev Mickel due around November 1. Cedar hall health clinic held Tuesday with Dr Martha Koenig in charge. Mr and Mrs Clare Stevens of St Lawrence announce the birth of a daughter. John Lingschelt residence to include old Thor Nerland house. Kybarte and Marguerite Miller were visitors Saturday. Cedar community dinner postponed to Friday Oct 11. Party traveled to Yale for the wedding of Miss Ladys Nicholas of Ree Heights and Theodore Kuehl of Yale. Alfred Nicholas family and others plan to visit Linton, ND. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William Steptoe died Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fawcett
W. E. Webber
Harrol
Henry Scott
Schorziman
Highmore
Lingsheil
John Ransford
Big Bend
Enoch Bawden
Lester- Gibson
Swartout
John Lingschelt
H. Kybarte
Marguerite
Miller
Cedar Community
Yale
Nicholas
Ree Heights
Theodore Kuehl
Alfred Nicholas
Mra
Ed ‘Nicholas
Jennie Wiren
Jennie Wiren and. Chilfaren
William Clemens
L. Hy Cowan
J. E. Ramey
Linton
N.D
Wiliam ‘Steptoe
Raeefor
Deputy of Royal Neighbors Improvement Update
Wessington area deputy of the Royal Neighbors, injured Tuesday on a lodge business trip, is improving. Mr and Mrs Charles Towner and five relatives visited the Mitchell farm on Sunday. Orville Galbreith, three miles east of town, is having a sale. October description unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Royal Neighbors
ilHum
St Lawrence Church Attendance and Local Moves
The St Lawrence community notes relatives visiting from Aberdeen and Nebraska. Naomi Pliut and family from Aberdeen Normal visited, Households move plans include Brinefrock family relocating to New Nebwood, S. D. Waddington family moving, Burton returns to town for high school, and Mrs Conkey recovers at home. Sister assists with care as Mrs Waddington improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specie
Henri Specker
Red Heights
O 'Neill
Brandmother
Aton Anitega
Willers
St. Lawrence Christian
Entton-ne
Il Bhint
Ming
Visit Notes From Woonsocket and Surrounding Areas
Special Correspondents report weekend visits in Woonsocket with Mrs A Hocking and sister Mrs Ben Taught. Relatives Floyd Bevier of Cavour Guy Bevier and another sister from Huron attended the Bevier home for funeral services for their uncle George Bevvier. Will Severson of Woonsocket and Ruby Nier of Dell Rapids arrived to attend the funeral or visit for a few days. Mr and Mrs Myne Lund of Woonsocket and Mr and Mrs Armes of Joplin Missouri visited Everett McWilliams. Mrs EB He Baines and baby, Mr Cort and son Charles and others came from Sioux Falls to Madison on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hocking
Ben
Woonsocket
Floyd Bevier
Cavour
Guy Bevier
Huron
Bevier
George Bevvier
Will Severson
Ruby Nier
Dell Rapids
My Me Lund
Armes
Joplin
Everett McWilliams
Ars
He Baines
Mir
Cort
Charies
Sioux Falls
Madison
Sheffield Briefs Chronicle Family Farm News
Sheffield special correspondent notes Mrs Art McDonald hosted Friday afternoon events. Dude Hines purchased a new Ford radiator. Albert Scotter and Elmer Scotter plowed the southeast farm near Cavour.
Iroquois Community Notes Mention Local Residents
Special correspondent reports on Esther Snyder and Blanche Dyer attending Huron high school. Local residents Mrs. Charles Griep, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cripps, Lyle Fisher, Raymond Hofer, Fritz Hoeller, William Lumbare, Mrs. Guy Strub, Erma Pillard, J. W. Trook, Mrs. Trook, Mrs. Johnson, William Johnson, a Miss Bya Graitnis, Neal Riedel, Frank Richards family, and H Fy Brownell are noted for schooling, travel, family visits, injuries, and employment. The item mentions travels to Omaha, Los Angeles, Onida, and directions to North Dakota and Canada, with several marriages and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Snyder
Blanche Dyer
Huron
Charles €. Griep
Charles Cripps
Lyle Fisher
Herald
Montrose
Raymond Hofer
State College
Brookings
Fritz Hoeller
Tls
Nanda
William Lumbare
Omaha
Guy Strub
Lake Preston
O. J. Snyder
Mina
Johnson
Erma Pillard
Albert Pillard
J. W. Trook
Los Angeles
Trook
William Johnson
Onida
Dairy Farm Upgrades and Local Socials Noted
Breeze and Harold Winegard returned from Springfield with cattle to stock Breeze dairy. A Ruger home card party yielded lunch and birthday gifts for Mrs. Morrison. A German Baptist conference drew seven pastors, three daily meetings, and full church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Breeze
Harold Winegard
Springfield
Breeze
Jer Rey
Carroll Breeze
Ruger
Mr. Strotenhouse
del Rapids
Strotenhouse
German Baptist Church
Migs Tree
Floyd Hutchinson
Breeze Hasan
R.E. Morrison
Falene
DeGrey
Social notes from Willow Lake and nearby towns
Local residents share visits and trips with friends and relatives in Willow Lake Huron and surrounding areas. Names include Miss Julia Carlehan DeSmet Florence Jeffrey Richard Churchill and many others as they travel, host gatherings, shop, and attend events from Friday to Monday with family and neighbors.
Broadland Jubilee Singers concert at M. E. church
Broadland music lovers heard the Jubilee Singers from Huron perform sacred hymns and plantation melodies at the M. E. church on Friday. Solo features included Hazel Waren and Mr Warren with piano numbers by Fred Smith. Local social news followed with visits and travel notes from Bax ter, Baxter, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadland
M. E
Jubilee Singers
Huron
Hazel Waren
Fred Smith
Warren
James Terney
Baxter
Robert
Ed Terney
Howard Morris
Cor
J. de Jong
Holly Pownell
Ralph Kaump
BE. A. McDonald
Havana
Misa Helen Webber
Minnesota
Roy Johnston
Local Notes and Socials From Centerville Area
Lewis Kool purchased two new Ford coupes. James Ferney, visiting relatives here, returned to Baxter Iowa Sunday. Clarence and Albert Rogers of Virgil visited their parents in Broadland. Mrs G Corcoran and daughter Marie left EM Corcoran home for Centerville Monday. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Kent Thursday. The Young Citizens League will hold a bake sale in Bartlett’s store tonight. Rev Susie Thompson attended Lae MEference in Huron this week. Lempe Market of Huron bought a load of cattle from R C Barber Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Kool
James Ferney
Baxter
Clarence and
Albert Rogers
Virgil
Mrs.h. Rogers
Broadland Sun
G. Corcoran
Marie
Corcoran
Centervilfe
Ladies Aid
Kent
Young Citizens League of the
Bartlett
Susie Thompson
Huron
H Uron
R. C. Barber
Telephone Crew Returns Home After Nebraska Visit
A telephone crew has been in Blunt for the past week repairing lines. Mr and Mrs McDaniels, visiting relatives in Nebraska, have returned to their home in Blunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
Dines
Mr.and
Mira
Vélar Turnad to Blunt Crop Interests
A fragmented note references changing crop interests and local focus, mentioning Blunt and pursuit of faster yields. The brief lines imply shifting priorities in agricultural planning and leadership.
Highmore Social Roundup And Nearby Movements
Highmore residents and relatives travel between Mitchell Tripp Blunt and Belle Fourche. Jay Roth and spouse attend the Corn Palace event in Mitchell then visit kin in Tripp. Fred Pekdrek relocates to Belle Fourche for winter residence. Mrs. William La Fortune returns home after days with relatives in Mitchell. Rose Smith visits Camp Galena, returns to Blunt then plans to rejoin Camp Galena at month end. Notes include land and property references in NB 1-192-61.7-. and various minor transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Roth
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Harrison-Frye
Walter
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Wily Bender
Chris Lakemann
S. S. Femiy
Huran
Chinic
L. A. Huhn
Herman Moeller
Fret Gelterman
McCy Hamaker
Bighmos
F. E. Johnson
W. R. Fortner
Snoxville
W.ja. Miller
Amanda Tah
James Elder
Richland Township
Huron Clinic
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la Cavour
Sioux Walls
Pearl Creek
Gui
W. F. Howas
Bert Eckhart
Psethol Board
Ferman Moeller
Ed Weideman
Lake Benston
Minn
ST. Lawrence
Frank Richards
Hurton
J. F. Halladay
Fred Richards
Los
Angeles
H. Fy Brownell
Reess
Bruce Whites
North Dakota
Canada
Bruce
International Harvester
Loretta Shumarcker
Melvin Sam
J Releon
William
Francie
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Stract
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