Lake Andes Camp Praised by Officials for Progress and Attractions
Pierre Sept 7 federal authorities praised the Lake Andes Civilian Conservation camp as one of the best in the seventh corps area. D W I Loucks Sioux City? No, source says Watertown and Pierre supervise. Camp beautified with marked streets and landscaping. A ditch over a mile long and 60 inch concrete pipe erected. A cement house built, rock crusher in use, sand hauled, hot water showers provided. Winter maintenance planned and project aims to restore Lake Andes water level by next spring. Also notes local obituaries and moves of residents: J J McKay funeral, Genevieve Kuhns teaching in Sisseton, Mayo Weisflock to Reville, Shirley VanHauten to Huron Deadwood, and B Cannon visiting.
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Lake Andes
Loucks
South
Data T
Local residents return visits and student moves in region
Neighborhood residents including Louis Borkhuis returning from North Dakota and families of Van Meter Allen Paulsen Olson Falen and others visit relatives and send children to nearby high schools in Sioux City Ottumwa Kadoka Madison Huron Bonilla and Eschweiler. Several teachers and students begin new assignments or schooling this year with short weekend visits noted.
Tolstoy Weekend Visitors Reported
Frankfort residents Mr iner Ragatz Mrs Ragatz and daughter and Miss Jueille Hildebrandt of Tolstoy visited Tolstoy and Gettyabug relatives over the weekend and returned home. Mrs Mayme Drayer left for Pierre after her son-in-law J J McKay died in an automobile accident. Mrs McKay was Miss Phyllis Drayer. Florence Shearer attempted duties as an instructor at the local high school Saturday evening. William Adler of Groton arrived to resume duties in the grammar grades. Lois Jones, recently employed in Huron, came home for a visit before leaving again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Ray ‘Drayer
Pierre
J. J. McKay
Genevieve Kuhns
Sisseton
Mayo Weisflock
Reville
Pete VanHauten
Shirley
Hurton
Iner Ragatz
Jueille Hildebrandt
Tolstoy
Gettyabug
Mayme Drayer
McKay
Phyllis Drayer
Florence Shearer
Wiliam Adler
Groton
Misa Lois Jones
Huron
F Ibert
Danforth area relatives visit wrap with regional ties
Ruth Stebbins Abbott of Madison and her sister Merle of Mitchell returned home after a week visiting Hand county kin. Pete Geiver Archie Geiver and J B Huther went to Huron to list their pigs for the government market. Lyda Geiver attended a Miller teachers institute and will teach in Midland township. Jake Heather bought four milch cows at a cash sale near Wessington last week. H E Geiver and children of Wessington visited Danforth relatives last week. Mrs John Geiver of Sioux Falls is reported in critical condition at her son's home there. E Rowan and sons returned from the west and Canada. C M Carroll of Miller, attorney, went to Chicago for the world’s fair and to visit a brother. Mr and Mrs Atlie Winegar returned Sunday to Bonilla after visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Borkhuis
North Dakota
Levi Y van Meter
Sioux City
van Meter
Eldon Jones
Frank Allen
Wolsey
Edna Allen
Ottumwa
Maxine Williamson
Hugh Allen
Esther Brown
Sioux Falls
William Bransted
Charles
Frank Bransted
Gladys Brown
Madison
Twila Paulsen
Kadoka
Barmey Paulsen
Viola
Charlea Olson
James Falen
Burdette
Peter Olson
Lois. McGuie
Huron
Teachers Institute
Robbins
Bonilla
Carl Richmond
James McGuire
Robert Hill
Emil Schoening
Eswherville
Helen
Ruth Byers
Danforth
Ruth Stebbins Abbott
Merle
Mitchell
Hand County
Pete
Archie Geiver
J. B. Huther
Lyda Geiver
Miller
Midland
Jake Heather
Wessington
H. E. Geiver
John Geiver
E. Rowan
West
Canada
C. M. Carroll
Chicago
Atlie Winegar
Local Men and Families Take Weekend Trips and Appointments
Highmore Robert Parkinson visited Ideal Alabama on Friday hill returned from Fond du Lac Wisconsin Sunday night. Mr and Mrs C. C. Cromwell Bridgewater looked over Hyde County land Friday. Clyde Hill to leave Sunday for Huron to report for duty on State Fair police force. Vic Holtzman and Fred Winans were in Pierre Friday on business. Aldin Chapin and family and Ralph Kambak and family returned from the world’s fair. Mr and Mrs W D McDonald and W J McDonald with Ide Newton and daughter Vesta visited Milo Mcionaid in Aberdeen Sunday. Milo returned to Highmore with them. Mr and Mrs Charles Douglas left Saturday for Detroit. Mrs Lovell hosted by Lou Tyler of Salem during illness. Wayne Swanson drove to the Black Hills to return his sister Mrs Seawright to Buffalo Gap. Rev Rhoda Jans Dickenson attended Congregational Missionaries Institute on Lake Karpeska Watertown last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmare
Robert Parkinson
Ideal
AL. Hill
Trom Fond du Lac
Wis
C. C. Cromwell
Bridgewater
Hyde Eounty
Clyde Hill
Huron
Vic Holtzman
Fred Winans
Pierre
Aldin Chapin
Ralph Kambak
W. D. McDonald
W. J. McDonald
Ide Newton
Vesta
Aberdeen
Milo Mcion-aid
Highmore
Charles Douglas
Detroit
Mich
Lou Tyler
Salem
Lovell
Wayne Swanson
Black Hills
Seawright
Buffalo Gap
Rhoda Jans Dickenson
Congregational Missionaries Institute
Lake Karpeska
Watertown
Indian fair notes and local visits in Ames area
Ames residents Mr and Mrs Newt Chard and sons Billy and Gene attended the Indian fair at Ft Thompson on Thursday. George Johnson visited relatives Mr and Mrs Al Johnson north of Miller on Friday. Mr and Mrs Don McCutchan were in Miller Friday. Esther Campbell visited with her parents Mr and Mrs George Campbell Sunday while working for the Miller home. Kenneth Johnson visited at Jack Johnsons in Pleasant Valley township last week. Mr and Mrs Gordon Hamilton and son Byron attended the Indian fair at Ft Thompson Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Thompson
Local Visitors and Travel Highlight Weekend Crossings
Bonilla Mr and Mrs Claude Fountain and baby visited Harold Harrington on Saturday evening. Ransom Swaney and Mrs Harry Miller and son visited Lawrence Swaney’s home in Ver million on Thursday. Wanda Binger of Tulare visited aunt E S Kenyon for several days. George Merklin and family left for Sheldon Indiana to attend a family reunion. Louise Hansen and Betty Hansen came from White Lake to attend a teachers institute at Huron. Olive Smith came from Cotterwood to teach in the high school. Theodore Holland arrived from Springfield to teach in the high school. L C Swanson of Woon-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Lake
Teachers’ Institute
Huron
Olive Smith
Cottertwood
Theodore Holland
Springfield
L. C. Swanson
Woon
Sunday Movements and Weekend Visits Across Town
Hocket spent Sunday at the James home while Mrs. Hans Christianson and daughters retired Saturday from Bath where they visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. F B McKichan left Friday for a few days with relatives in Sioux City. Mr. and Mrs. A G Winegar spent the weekend at Spring Lake, home of their brother Louis Stecman and family. Wilmer Fritts took his parents to Willmar Minnesota for a short visit at the George Breeze home and then to Rochester for medical attention. Fritts returned Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Fritts
Sid Fritts
Willmar
Minn
George Breeze
Rochester, Hospital
Local visitors attend funeral and family gatherings
Iroquois Mrs W Bottomley and daughter Helen visit Elk Grove relatives. Mr and Mrs George Hayter with Mr and Mrs A C Wilsonm attend W P Douglass funeral in Canova. De Smet party, Sadie Van Asperin, Jo L Stoner visits, Zeidjer takes horses to Iowa, Dr Hosenthal moves to Grand Meadow Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bottomley
Helen
Verne Bottomley
Elk Grove
Wig
E. W. Bottomley
George Hayter
A. C. Wilsom
Canova
W.P. Douglass
William Werren
Mra. C. Frizeel
de Smet
Sadie van Asperin
Wessington
Charles Hulsman
Jo L. Stoner
Clark
Clyde Fuller
Frank Zeidjer
Iowa
Dr. Hosenthal
Grand Meadow
Minn
Minne apolis moves and Midwest travels noted
Conde Clarence Hassinger moved with his family to Minneapolis by the M and St. railroad as a brakeman. Arthur Fauceri returned to Seneca Wisconsin after a visit here. Floyd Bradley drove from Redfield to visit his parents and fetch his wife and two children Barbara and Donald. Mrs Floyd Bradley and the children stayed at the George Bradley home. Esther Place went to Minneapolis to enter Fairview hospital as a nurse. Mr and Mrs W Carpenter and son Charles traveled to Minneapolis to visit B Merrideth and wife. Mrs Earl Baertsch and daughter Phyllis and Mrs Len Bjornstad and son Maynard visited North Lakota relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conde Clarence Hassinger
Minneapolis
M. and St. Rail
Arthur Fauceri
Seneca
Wis
Roy Davis
Floyd Bradley
Redfield
Vir
George Bradley
Barbara
Donald
Esther Place
Fairview Hospital
W. Carpenter
Charles
B. Merrideth
Earl Baertsch
Phyllis
Len Bjornstad
Maynard
North Lakota
St Lawrence Notes Local Visits and Moves
Corliss and George Muser of De Smet visited the O Neill family in recent days. Lena O Neill returns from St Louis to Lake Preston to teach English at the high school. Mrs A Bice and Ruth Bice head to Gayville to settle homes. The Bice family could not find rental housing near Meckling and moved on. The Bronses relocate to Newell with a farewell for Meridare Brons. Vivian Magness enters Pierre hospital for nurses training and is honored by classmates. The Rev J T O Neill and Rev Meckel attend a ministerial convocation in Watertown. Edward King of Wheat on with Mrs Kings mother Mrs Lusk of Minneapolis visit F A Abbott home. Mr and Mrs Irving Stechman of Council Bluffs IA are visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
Corliss
George Muser
de Smet
O'Neill
Lena ‘O'Neill
St Louis
Lake Preston
A. Bice
Ruth Bice
Gayville
Walter HL Brons
Newell
Meridare Brons
Vivian Magness
Pierre Hospital
Pierre
J. M. Magness
Vivian
St. Lawrence High School
Melyvo Thompson
al Rice House
J. T. O'Neill
Meck~el
Ree Heights
Watertown
Camp Watymea
Edward King
Wheaton
Note on Publicity and Social Pressure in Washington Life
A fragmentary column discusses how publicity shapes reputations and the dangers of official adoration. It notes a woman who sought constant photo exposure, the autograph episode involving officials, and remarks on how social attention inflates figures while the White House wire reports a Roosevelt visit to Wakefield, linked to George Washington's birthplace, prompting confusion.
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Washington
White House
Astor
Mr. Roosevelt
Robert F. Lee
Wakefield
George Washington
Lee
Local Visitors and Travel Notes from Montevideo area
Virgel Bagans family visits relatives in Montevideo Minnesota and Glenn Peterson returns from Minnesota where he worked in the harvest fields Hubert Maunders comes back from the Black Hills reforestation camp for a furlough Mr and Mrs Roy Wilmot depart for Centralia Missouri after visiting Mr Wilmot s parents Henry Bolte they are joined by Mrs Wilmot s mother from Wyoming Henry Orbhahn Mrs Otto Schroeder and John Gradert depart for Nebraska to attend a relative s funeral
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Ted Bagans
Montevideo
Minn
Glenn Peterson
Minnesota
Hubert’. Maunders
Black Hills
Roy Wilmot
Saturn
Centralia
Mr. Wilmot
Henry Bolte
Community Notes From Alpena Region Society
Ree eights George Fawcett of Alpena visits relatives. Davis Paine traced John Sermmier to Minnesota and returned. Semmiler family moved to Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Ted Johnson and son returned from Oregon. Miss Kate Bawdon heads to Glendale township school. Winston Nelson will teach in Osceola next year. Miss Mina Scott from Huron visits for Labor Day. Cedar Young People society met at N Nelson home. Hertzs return from funeral in Iowa City. relatives visit Parker. Elmer Beck's daughters to school. Bonnie to university, Mitchell and Evelyn to Canton high school. Country schools reopen with Miss Burrell, Mrs Nelson. Spring Hill schools with Miss Leyson, Mrs Olson. Cedar township schools. Helen Meade teaches north of town. Ella Leyvon at Wessington Springs. Mortis Scott teaching at Harrold. Rath family moves to H W Gardner residence. Wayne Nicholas returns from year in New York City. Ernest Specker and son Lloyd visit Sioux Falls. Moellers reside with Meade family. Jake Semmler Roscoe visit. Floyd Deren of Sioux City remains here.
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Ree
George Fawcett
Alpena
Davis Paine
John Sermmier
Minnesota
Semmiler
Ted Johnson and
Oregon
Kate Bawdon
Glendale Township
Winston Nelson
Osceola
Mina Scott
Huron
Cedar Young People’s Society
N. Nelson
George Hertz
Iowa City
Iowa
Hertz
Keith
Anne Hertz
Velma’ Specker
Parker
Elmer Beck
Canton
Bonnie
Mitchell
Evelyn
Margaret Burrell
Leslie Nelson
Spring Hill
Lillian Leyson
M. Olson
Cedar Township
Helen Meade
Ella Ley
Meetler
S. Meade
Jake” Semmler Roscoe
Floyd Deren
Sioux City
Correction clears suspicion in old confession tale
A misread phrase led to suspicion about Secretary Steve and others until a descendant named Early revealed the error in a radio transmission. The garbled word at and the born nearby detail were corrected, easing minds about the incident and its attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Confeder
Ben
Lee
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Waylana
Frankfort
Sopa
Ae Ee
Erica
Louis Stecman
Cuba
Prof
Berle
Havana
de Cespedes
Henry H.heiman
National Association of Credit Men
Commerce
Roper
Heiman
Roosevelt
Page Obe
Swander
Bell
N. B.C
Ibs
Certo
North Side Grocery
Wake
National Biscuit Company
Uneada Gakera
Newberry
Sendaes
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