Pleasant Valley News From The Old Settlers Picnic And County Happenings
Local notes report on a 44 year old settlers picnic at St Lawrence with attendance by Mrs Carmie Cranston and Miss Pearl Barrett visiting relatives. Hog cholera concerns trigger preventive measures as corn nears fodder readiness and threshing rushes continue. The Pleasant Valley Pig club boys win honors at Achievement Day at Miller School. visits from the Howard Beck family of Ree Heights to the Carl Dun Woody home are recorded alongside several social gatherings at Hiram Crecelius and Don McCutchan homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mex Vscar
St Lawrence
Oh Soles
Sony GE
Biemary Hive
Carmie Cranston
Pearl Barrett
Miller
Dearborn
Hiram Crecelius
Don McCutchan
Frances Hoisington
Mates Cotton's
Pleasant Valley Pig Club
Miller School
Howard Beck
Ree Heights
Carl Dun- Woody
Aberdeen News Highlights Local Moves and Society Events
Mrs Roy Smith of Aberdeen bought the Ashton cafe and moved in with her family to the Edler house in the south part of town. The Lienen family visited from Worthington Minnesota. Several residents moved into rooms over the barber shop. Mrs Card Christo and her family returned to Vermillion after visiting C E Quinby. Mrs Watkins and Mrs Roberts visited Sioux Falls. Mrs Roberts stayed with daughter Mrs George Yates. Mrs A W Young to become secretary to the road commissioner at Pierre. Mrs Paul Nelson covered the local telephone office during a vacation. The Mothers club of the Congregational church held its first meeting of the year electing officers. Various local residents and visitors were mentioned plus travel to Mitchell and Rapid City for studies and juries. The Labor Day celebration at Lambert grove drew a large crowd with a baseball game and a dance at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
Roy Smith
Aberdeen
Ashton Cafe
Edler
Charles Lienen
Will Lienen
Worthington
Minn
Alice Lienen
Roll
Marlette
Car
Christo
Vermillion Ufter
C. E. Quinby
R. E. Watkins
Robert
D. H. Roberts
Marvin
Douglas
Sioux Falls
Gilmore City
Roberts
George Yates
A. W. Young
Pierre
Paul Nelson
Hannah MacStone
Helen
Mothers Club
The
Congregational Church
Oscar Nelson
Otho Jones
Ray Kish
J. J. Deerts
Texas
C. M. Sparling
Mary Lapke
Wanklee
Wesley Bunde
Gladya Lewis
Iowa
Nebraska
Norman Plummer
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Mobridge
Mia
Etta Plummer
Hallie Noren
Lambert Grove
Stratford
Redfield
Pera
Tulare residents head to teaching and camps this week
Tulare Miss Luis Avery left for Iowa to teach this year. Berbert Hilemeier returned from Citizens Military Training camp in Omaha. Junior Severance from Aberdeen spent the weekend with grandmother Mrs. Wynnle Avery. Jeannette fe Kuehn of Huron visited Miss Orpha Mar. Carl Seemann attended a Citizens Military Training camp in Minneapolis. Mrs. Charles Rice and sons Dean and Dale from Omaha visited Mrs. Rice's parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hilkemeier. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Price and Tulare children and Rev. Bert Walker family from Clear Lake toured Garden City. Mesdames Charles Welling and George, palace Middendort of Mec MM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
Luis Avery
Iowa
Berbert Hilemeier
Fort Crock
Omaha
Neb
Citizens Military
Junior Severance
Aberdeen
Wynnle Avery
Jeannette Fe Kuehn
Huron
Orpha Mar Carl Seemann
Dean and
Dale
Omsha
George
Palace Middendort
Mec
Son Visit Notable at Mea Wei Hocben Home Offer
A narrator recalls a visit to the home of Mea Wei Hocben where a family event or offer is described. The fragment hints at a personal gathering and nearby discussions, with focus on the visit and the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inj
Mea
Wei Hocben
Local social notes from Huron and surrounding towns
Miss Alice McDermitt of Huron spent the weekend with her cousin Mrs. E Welsh. Anna Belle Marsh of Milbank visited at the Tolman home. Mr and Mrs Olson and family of Tulare were Sunday guests. A P Coyer and Florence Weiss drove to Hover. Eunice and Anna Weiss of Haven, with Coyer family, returned Monday. Eric Maass attends school in Bancroft. Pierce Tyrell called on his grandfather B Davis. Maxine O’Brien left for Highmore to attend school. Loretta Marsh and Kathryn Davis head to Mitchell for Notre Dame, joined by Maria Marsh and Marguerite Davis for a few days. R A Maass of Bancroft visited the A Maasz home. Herman Grinky has recovered from a few days in Minneapolis. Mrs T Kuehl and son returned from Huron hospital. Mrs George Bullock of Redfield stayed several days for the death of her brother Waundle. Harry Fjelstad of Sioux Falls, Mrs Swingel of Dubuque, Mrs Wahlstrom and son of Canton were Sunday visitors at a sister’s home. Mr and Mrs Joe Gross and daughter of Spencer were Sunday guests at the Gross home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Alice McDermitt
Huron
Mra
E. Welsh
Anna Belle Marsh
Milbank
Olson
Bancroft
Pierce Tyrell
Lee
B. Davis
Maxine O'Brien
Highmore
Loretta Marsh
Kathryn Davis
Mitchell
Notre Dame
Maria Marsh
Marguerite Davis
R.A. Maass
A. ‘Maaza
Herman Grinky
Minneapolis
T_ Kueh
Huron” Hospital
George Bullock
Redfield
F. W. Marsh
Waundle
Harry . Fjelstad
Sioux Falls
Mra! Swingel
Dubu
Local residents visit and travel notes from Esmond area
Esmond and nearby residents are listed with brief travel and visit notes. Robert Bryan and family left for Faribault Minnesota. Clark Zink stayed with sister Ollie Jobe in Wessington Springs. Donald Thompson and Fred Thompson family members visited M E Jeffers home. Charles Mulholland left for Ionia Michigan to join his wife. Harold Speckien returned home to Eau Claire Wisconsin after summer work with HH Ness. Jennie Hand returned to Rapid City. Daisy Reckard goes to Harrisburg South Carolina for teaching duties. Evelyn Yates Opal Needy Catherine Westerberg Linus Werner Daniel Nelson Lucile Wiles Lena Beachler noted in Iroquois entries. Mary Gartland returned to Mr and Mrs F Blankenburg after Sioux Falls airshow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esmond
Robert Bryan
Fariibault
Asiin
Clark Zink
Wessington Springs
Ollie Jobe
Donald Thompson
Des Moines
Fred Thompson
Lake City
M. E. Jeffers
Charles Mulholland
Ionia
Mich
Evelyn Yates
Opal Needy
Carthage
Catherine Westerberg
de Smet
Linus Werner
Creolla
Daniel Nelson
Lucile Wiles
Lena Beachler
Iroquois
Mary Gartland
F. Blankenburg
Airfair
Sioux Falls
Local Visitors And School Opening Reported
Manchester Mc and Mrs Frank Keller with Mr and Mrs Frank Cleland of Troquois visited Montevideo for several days at the Bert Cleland home. Theo Bervin arrived from Estherville to assume duties as principal as the high school opened. E Lends and Nordie at the Squire home near Iroquois. Elen Dougherty doing relief work for the Northwestern railroad at Wakonda. Dorothy Sory of Bancroft visited the Pacing Halve home this week. Falls were visitors at the G S Barnes home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Frank Keller
Frank Cleland
Troquois
Montevideo
Minn
Bert Cleland
Theo Bervin
Estherville
du J Hes
E. Lends
Nordie Ee
Squire
Iroquois
Elen Dougherty
North Western Railroad
Wa Konda
Dorothy Sory
Bancroft
Falls
G. S. Barnes
Local notes on visitors and recoveries near Shenandoah
Stona and nearby residents report on family health as Loyd Sherman recovers from pneumonia. Irma Widman visited the G. S Mrz.7. G Towberman traveled to Minneapolis for several days with friends and relatives. Wil Schh and family from Aberdeen spent the weekend at G. Bjornson’s home. Lucile Spry aided Mrs. Moore, then returned home. Clyde Baird joined Mack Pontious and Lawrence Baird and families from Cavour to Lake Oakwood Sunday. W B Price of Madison and Mrs. W. Price visited Andrew Anderson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stona
Shenandoah
Sherman
Loyd Sherman
Mise
Irma Widman
Here
G. Smrz
G. Towberman
Minneapolis
Ree Heights community notes show a busy social and school week
The town buzzes with hosting duties, shopping trips, and high school updates. Mrs Robert Henson to host Cedar Lilies event on Thursday. families relocate, students resume classes, and teachers welcome a reception. The Fort Truman wedding ties Duluth plans, while local youths prepare for east Cedar and Blane schools.
Grace. Hammill to Attend Madison Normal This Year
Grace Hammill plans to attend the Madison normal this year and Winston Nelson will resume his college work at Huron. A church business meeting was held Sunday afternoon. Mayme Wiren left for Bonills on Sunday to take up duties as a teacher there. Mrs. W. J. Brewer was a Miller visitor on Ronald Henson's, Charles Berancks, Paul Blasey’s and Irvin Warnke's motor to DeGrayton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Magness of St. Lsrehice were visiting here on Saturday. Mrs John Gibson and Mrs Robert Moore have been ill. Mrs. Estella Rowan and children from Parker visited at the J. B. Specker home Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs I. G. Burnham and children from Highmore were Sunday visitors at the J. B. Specker home. Rev. and Mrs. Hassard, children of New England, N. A. were visiting friends here this week. Davis Rolstead and family from Chicago are visiting relatives here. P. I. Prostroilo has vice station at Brampton, Md., and his family will move there soon. The constitution for Women’s Day will be submitted at a meeting on Thursday evening. Beleol-bogen on Monday with the vote of charges Howard Wells, superintendent, Margaret Woodard, commercial and English, William Harman, history, mathematics, and coach, Bernice Olson, English and Latin, Helen Heepert, first and second grades, Margaret Klock, third and fourth grades, Mildred Baldwin, fifth and sixth grades, Clarence Phillips, seventh and eighth grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Hammill
Madison
Winston Nelson
Huron
Mayme ‘Wiren
Bonills
W. 3. Brewer
Ronald ‘Henson
Charles Berancks
Paul Blasey
Irvin
Warnke
Highmore
J. EB. Specker
Beleol-bogen
Howard Wells
Margaret Woodard
William Harman
Bernice Olson
Helen Heepert
Margaret Klock
Mildred Baldwin
Clarence Phillips
Local residents visit Mitchell and travel notices
Lane and Mem Louis Hildebrandt of Wessington Springs accompanied Bin Sophia Hildebrandt and Mrs Will Brandenburg to Mitchell Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Claud Barrs and daughter Alice drove to Mitchell Saturday where Alice took the train for Chicago to resume nurse training after six weeks vacation. Mrs Frank Kogel of Woontocket transacting business in Lana Thursday. Meyer family visited Mitchell Thursday to see Arthur Meyer at St Joseph's hospital. Fred Heller returned from Chamberlain after treatment. Mrs Dan Lawler returned to Canton after visiting W C Brodkorb. Mrs Sam Heigh and party visited Murdo Thursday. Mrs Rose and daughter Margarite returned to Lana after weeks at George Pawlowski home near Alpena. Justing Blaalid of Estelline spent several days in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Arthur. Meyer
St Joseph’s Hospital
Fred Heller
Chamberlain
Dan Lawler
Canton l
W. C. Brodkorb
Sam Heigh
Lane and Woonsocket Social Roundup in Week’s End
Residents gathered in Lane and nearby Woonsocket for visits and social calls over the weekend. Bernice Walsh of Sioux Falls arrived to begin work at the Lane consolidated school and rooms with the George Monasmith family. Visitors included Mr and Mrs August Brandenburg and Rufus Tollisson with kin, Mrs Ray Cook and Nadine, and Mrs Pet erson with a Black Hills trip reminiscence. The Royal Neighbors met with Mina Wood of Huron as state supervisor, planning the October fall convention in Lane, with light refreshments served by the host committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Paddock
James ‘Houlihan
Fred Raw
Mes, Winsters
Lucile
jSeoree
Woonsocket
Bernice Walsh
Sioux Falls
Lane Consolidated School
George’ Monasmith
Yourand
Pete Christiansen
Wessington Springs
Wera
Carl Jensen
Lane
August Brandenburg
Rufus Tolll
Cuthbert
George Pawlowski
Alpena
Ray Cook
Nadine
Royal ‘Neighbors
Mina Wood
Huron
Mesdames Pate
Rogers
Stewart
Swenson
Groton Hosts Several Visiting Friends Over Weekend
Groton residents welcomed many guests including Mr and Mrs L Erickson Mr and Mrs 8 E Windh and family Miss V Bredenhagen and mother at the Adams home James Julson returned from Peabody hospital in Webster and Mrs Staiger trio joined relatives in visiting the area Mr and Mrs Cody celebrated a silver wedding anniversary with friends calling Miss Brand visited from Puyallup Washington and European trip memories were shared Rev and Mrs Spence and family returned from Big Stone Lake vacation Clifford Bowden and family from Minneapolis were guests of their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Simonson
Anna Brand
Puyallup
Washington
P.W. Holloran
Miss Brand
Europe
William Cody Kent
Cody
Mia
Local Weekend Moves and School Departures Reported
Mayor and Mrs H R Bowden hosted weekend events. Miss Alice Livingston left to attend Sioux Falls College for the new term. Alma Adier wed Alfred Sueltz at her mother’s home with Rev FE Wilke officiating. The couple will live on the Sueltz farm near the city. Turf from Cartier field was transplanted to Notre Dame football field set to open this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Bowden
Alice Livingston
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Alma
Adier
Alfred Sueltz
Gem
FE. E. Wilke
St John's Lutheran Church
Sueltz Farm
Cartier
Notre Dame Footsball
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L. H. Cowan
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R.S. Meade
St. Lawrence
Notte Gardner
Kenneth Freeman
Yankton College
Herb Braden
Braden Iya
J Warnes
Braden
Wayne Nichols
Byron ‘Thompson
East Cedar
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C.'S.langhita
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A. M. Urquhart
Third & Raw
Dollar Majestic
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Ckgaltol Seuter
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