No Fires In Year Marks Mellette Fire Dept Progress
The village of Mellette celebrated a year without a fire alarm, praising its volunteer fire department. Chief Roy Dickerson noted extensive improvements including a $870 truck valve, $600 chemical truck, $850 chemical tanks, and $40 ladders. The department answered five calls in the year and earned high praise from a state fire inspector for prevention and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellette
Bhat
Roy Dickerson
Wita
South Datn
Mellette Company
Mollette
Val Link
Dickerson
Chemical Company
Harold Marlin
Bert Kezev
Georga Wendall
Ernest Tiske
Engine County Company
Jack Arnold
Hans Delerank Oberle
Ted MyCallum
Claresce Oberle
Peter Leften
Mellette Minister Is Returned Second Year
Mellette Ost 14. Ver I specials. Whiteside of the Community-Federated church of Mellette has returned to his charge here as the recipient of the conference at Mitchell. Northville Seatterwood and Prairieville had seen Whiteside directing, now under Ager. This will be the second year for Rev and Mrs Whiteside in Mellette.
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Mellette
Whiteside
Church of
Mellete
Mitchell
Avrighes
Northville
Seatterwood
Prairieville
Tev
Revi
Mrs. Whitewounds
Hitchcock Pioneer Moves to Make Home in Huron
Ben Anderson, an early Hitchcock area pioneer, relocates to Huron to live with his daughter at 1065 Ono Avenue SW. He arrived before many current residents and walked from Huron to Redfield in his youth. After 48 years on his Hitchcock farm, he kept farming until his move.
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Hitchcock
Huron
Kilen Ucr
Ben Anderson
Huon
Anderson
Anderson Sinst
Redfield
Wny
Mr. Anderson
Euron
Ono Avenue
S. W
Heid Funeral Services For Fransfort Youth
Funeral services were held for a 15 year old boy from Fries Fort area Austin Lowe who died after a seizure while wandering near Frankfort. He was born in Getty, Libor, and is survived by Almira Donald Ralph and Violet, a nephew Byron Sloat of Cetsysburg, and grandmother Mrs. Matilda in Frankfort. Rev S Shepard led the services and burial followed in Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retel
Puneral
E Lowe
Austin Lowe
Frankfort
Tle
Getty
Libor
Aes
Almira
Donald
Ralph
Violet
Yton Sloat
Cetsysburg
Forestburg Pioneer Dies at Mitchell Hospital
Forestburg Oct 14 Special I L Robert pioneer resident dies Friday morning at Mitchell hospital after about two weeks illness Pneumonia following minor operation He was 63 born March 10 1866 Claremont Iowa came to Washington with parents in 1883 filed a homestead north of the village later moved to Forestburg Married Belle Ferguson November 29 1894 and left four children Clarence Rubert Ann Rubert Mrs Guy Le Breche Leola Rubert five grandchildren and other relatives survive
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Forestburg
Mitchell Hospital
I. L. Robert
Tms
Uber
Hing
Claremont
Iowa
Wassington
Mirvici
Belle Ferguson
Clarence Rubert
Mitchell
Ann Rubert
Guy le Breche
Leola Rubert
Wessington Women Study Current Topics
The Wessington Woman's Study club met at Mrs Leona Rebsahm's home with current events discussed. Mrs P A Young was elected secretary, replacing Mrs E Claude Smith who moved to Lake Andes, and Mig T McKay and Mrs P A Young presented "Women of the Near East." Two new members, Mrs W H Stewart and Mrs Richard Gehring, were voted in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig. T., D. McKay
P. A. Young
Pew
W. HE. Stewart
Richard Gehring
Wessington Rebekahs Clear $80 In Shows
Wessington Rebekah lodge cleared about $50 in their presentation of Corporal Eagan two nights last week. The show played to two full houses. The comedy was staged under the direction of the Universal Producing Company of Fairfield Iowa.
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Wessington
Wessington Rebekah Lodge
Gorporal Eagan
Universal Producing Company
Pairfield
Wessington Ladies Plan Annual Bazaar
Wessington October meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of Union church planned the annual bazaar. The division under Mrs Leona Hobeshin served lunch and about 160 persons attended.
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Wessington
Ladies’ Aid Society
Union Church of
Dinuge
Leona Hobeshin
Wessingtonian Raises Peanuts And Tobacco
In Wessington on October 14 special report Charles Prohaska shows a peanut plant bearing 26 large peanuts and several undeveloped pods hindered by brenth. He also grew a tobacco plant in his garden drawing many visitors this summer to see these southern crops attempted in South Dakota.
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Wessington
Charles Prohaska
Waeassington
South Dakota
Prohaska
Waormen Voters Attend Brookings Meetings This Week
Waormen voters travel to Brookings for a three day meeting with South Da Vina Tergsre of Women Voters. October 17 18. State president Mrs BE W Feige of Huron met with Mrs BT Green general chairman for arrangements and with Mrs M Lampson state chairman of social hygiene state board of the league. Mr is participating as president of Girie league host club. Meetings in Camnedic Library with banquet Friday night.
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South da Vina Tergsre
Brookings
Be, Wfeige
Huron
BT. Green
M Lampson
Social Hygiene
League
Girie League
Camnedic Hbrary
Five Mobridge Scouts Earn Eagle Honors
Five Mobridge Boy Scouts of America units earned the Eagle Scout rank at a special meeting in the high school auditorium. Norvin Ovrum led the ceremonies as executives conducted the event, recognizing new Eagle Scouts Guy DeVany, Robert De Vans, Overt Fuller, Quentin Harris, and Fred Carey.
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Mobridge
Boy Scouts of America
Poys
Norvin Ovrum
Guy, DeVany
Robert DeVans
Overt
Fuller
Quentin
Harris
Fred Carey
Lake Preston to Get New Library
Lake Preston will soon have a public library under the Civic Improvement bill. The effort began with the Civic club and donations from local organizations and individuals, including $50 from the Lake Preston post American Legion and support from the Free Library Commission and Carnegie library of Brookings. Local residents named include H. Lloyd, Alice Lewis, Mrs. Harry Whipkey, Jo Funk, Mary E. Brennan, George McCandless, Mrs. Harmon Napperiud, Mrs. Warry Cole, Mrs. C. A. Butter, W. Brennan, Mrs. Lure Carlson, and Mrs. Ray Tower. The library is slated to open the first week in November.
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Lake Preston
Civic Club
American Legion
Free Library Commission
Carnegie Public Library of Brookings
H. Lloyd
Alice Lewis
Harry Whipkey
Jo Funk
Mary E
Funeral for Wessington Resident George Dewhurst
Funeral services were held Saturday for George Dewhurst 77 of Wessington who died suddenly at his home six miles south of town after a three month illness. A native of England he was a longtime member of the Wessington Odd Fellows and an electric worker in that lodge. His daughter accompanied the remains to Toowa for burial. his wife Mrs. Dewhurst remains in Wessington.
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Wessington
George
Dewhurst
Towa
England
Odd Fellow
Neighborhood News Highlights Local Events and Visits
Special Correspondent notes Mr and Mrs Vandemark visiting relatives and en route to Hartford South Dakota. Prof Wiseman of Brookings spoke on vocational guidance for juniors Thursday afternoon. R N A lodge met Thursday evening and presented a handkerchief bouquet to Mrs Roy Andrew and RN A pin to Mrs Charles Steves who plans to move to Sturgis South Carolina. Blanche Rich visits from Irvington Nebraska now living here. Instructors from public school traveled home Friday night to weekend visits, Mrs M E Cogswell to Yankton to see daughter Maxine in college. W H Schafer Atlas Lumber manager returned.
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FE. Vandemark
R. L. Atkinson
Hartford
Wiseman
Brookings
R. N. A. Lodge
Roy Andrew
Charles Steves
Sturgis
S. C
A. Sim
Blanche Rich
Irvington
Neb
Wagsa
Eni ‘Rart
Yankton
M. E. Cogswell
Maxine
W. H. Schafer
Atlas Lumber Company
Iroquois Notes on Local Residents Visiting Nearby
Gy Special Correspondent reports William Jordan painting his father’s panel year Onida while Al Jolson builds a windmill at Barnes farm home of J J Bugel family. R H Rauch family of Cavour visit old neighbors east of Iroquois Sunday. Simon Knouse of Milo Jr visiting mother and relatives. Mrs Idx None of Long Beach California visiting sister Eva Crawford and relatives. Miss Denhane Hammond, Mitchell high school teacher, spent weekend with locals.
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Iroquois
William Jordan
Onida
al Jolson
Barnes
J. J. Bugel
R. H. Rauch
Cavour
Simon Knouse
Milo, Jr
Idx None
Long Beach
Cal
Eva Crawford
Denhane Hammond
Mitchell
Bladder Irritation Ad Promotes Cystex Test
An advertisement touts Cystex promising relief from bladder irritation sleep disruption and burning or itching sensations. It claims quick improvement with money back if unsatisfied and urges purchase at drug stores.
J F and spouse week at a local institution
A clipped OCR fragment mentions Mr and Mrs J F visiting or staying at an institution during the week with unclear context and names. The text is incomplete and impedes a full report but records an event involving the couple.
Yale Ab Special Correspondent Note on Local Affairs
Merle Garry is managing at Wii giter. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kuehl returned from a wedding trip to Newpolis and other eastern points. James Hand of Stone Lake Wisconsin stayed with James Sin home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson of Madison visited home last week. Feten Powell Ruth Airien Adam Treinschaudt and Erhard Ruettimo toured La Pierre Sunday. Mrs. Harry Derigheid of Oxceuds spent several days here with her mother Mrs. Pratt.
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Yale AB
Merle Garry
Wiigiter
Ted Kuehl
Nueepolis
James Hand
Stone Lake
Wis
James Sin
Peterson
Madison
Nel
Feten Powell
Ruth Airien
Adam Treinschaudt
Erhard Ruettimo
la Pierre
Harry Derigheid
Oxceuds
Severnl
Pratt
Quick Relief for Coughing Spells
A patent medicine advertises Thoxive as a double action cough remedy that soothes irritation and targets the internal cause. The first swallow purportedly stops stubborn coughs and the pleasant tasting formula is safe for the family. Sold with a money back guarantee in 25¢ 60¢ and $1.00 bottles by Longsi2i Drug Co and others.
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Longsi2i Drug Co
Unclear Fragments From Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR text describes a personal notice or list mentioning Mrs M and Myr Andre Sunday, with scattered names such as Smith, Mark, Wilton, and Malis, plus references to Rye and Banetedt. The readable content is disjointed and lacks a complete event or action to summarize.
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Lowhke
Myrandre Sunday
Damphter
Banetedt
Sin Smith
Seu Mark
Wilton Waleral Tay Malis
Tantae Believed To Help Digestion And Sleep
A reader from 30th Street recalls relief from severe digestive troubles after using Tantac. The ad claims it corrects obstinate digestive issues relieves gas and stomach pains, restores appetite and vigor, and promotes sound sleep. It emphasizes natural ingredients and offers a money back guarantee.
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Nersaus
Man Sands
Gert Dikeraen
30Th South
Cota
Tantae
Reu
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Jonely
Miss Galreath
Kimsas School For the Blind
Ladies Aid Meeting
Fred Moeller
Leo
Leigh
Clara Barber
Sioux Falls
Hazel Martin
Percy Houghtiny
Willow Lake
John Boahn
Clifford Gehring
Hoyer
Woonsocket
Methodist
Peg
Hunter
Fred Knouse
W. W. Joseph
Bernard Kilbey
California
Ira Kilbey
Trokoia
Robert Dyer
Cileren
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Wolsey
J. F
Jookins
Vfatladkiy Sr
Othe Pia
Shomasa
Youngn
Rayon
Paris
Listerine
Genulle National
Mszda Bulbs
Aluminum
Montgomery Ward «Co
Dak. Ave
Winchester
Pennsylvania
Huron Lumber Co
Huron Grain & Coal Co
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J. F. Anderson Lumber Co
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