Legionnaires Go In Special Train to Louisville
Aberdeen September 19. South Dakota legionnaires urged to reserve for the Sunshine State special train to the National Legion and Auxiliary convention at Louisville Kentucky. The state committee charters the entire train and will not order extra cars based on reservations. The train departs Aberdeen September 28 with stops at Mitchell Canton and Sioux City and will include pullmans baggage cars diner and recreation car. Pierre contingents may join at Sioux City.
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Aberdeen
Pregent
South Dakota Legionnaires
Pelley
Imnete
Sunshine State
National Legion and Auxiliary Convention
Louisville
Kelley
Milwaukee
Mitchell
Canton
Sioux City
Pierre Kitties
AL Legion Post
Neighborhood notes record travels and medical visits
Mrs Dyar left for Northfield with her daughter to Carleton College. C B Adams accompanies them. G P Sherwood heads to Mayo Clinic for stomach relief, Dr Dawley joins briefly. C Pritzer home from Mayo exam halting legal practice. Mrs Ebner Colwell in Minneapolis for daughter Macie. Mrs D A Gilbert visiting Oldham daughter Owen Malone. Esther Kundtson resumes nursing at Watertown after operation. H Emerson and three children visit parents before moving to Sioux Falls. Mr Emerson shifts from highway department to new work.
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Dyar Ieft
Northfield
Minn
Carleton Cole
C. B. Adams
Custer
Sues
G. P. Sherwood
Rochster
Mayo Clinic
Wilter A. Dawley
C. Pritzer
Rochester
Ebner Colwell
Minneapolis
Macie
D. A. Gilbert
Owen Malone
Oldham
Esther Kundtson
Watertown
Miss Kundtson
H. Emerson
Joan Hasche
Emerson
Sioux Falls
Fter
Aberdeen
Mr. Emerson
Gnaineer
Mrs Mallery travels to Minneapolis for drug store buys
Miss Esther Mallery is spending the week in Minneapolis to purchase stock for the Mallery drug store and to visit relay at the Mr and Mrs J Watson and their daughter Janet are home after a week with relatives in Iowa
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Esther’ Mallery
Minneapolis
Mallery Drug Store
J. Watson
Janet
Iowa
Carpenter News Roundup From Willow Lake District
A Willow Lake business caller and several residents are noted through a packed Carpenter area column. Miss Alice Wicks vacationed with family in Watertown, while Pearl Qopsal worked at Bansch store. A collision near Huron injured LeClaire and Beard briefly but without major harm. LeClaire’s Ford was wrecked. Local trips include Tillman Wicks to Huron and George Vanseh and friends heading to Waubay for duck opening. The crowd gathered at a Carpenter hall wedding dance for Walter Madsen. Others, including the Harms sisters and Sunwold teachers, visited relatives. O. Salverson’s Ford accident caused minor damage. threshing trips to North Dakota and Heron noted.
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John Shoultz
Willow Lake
Alice Wicks
Watertown
A. Wicks
Pearl Qopsal
Bansch
Hanseh
Fred Nelson
Leona LeClaire
Clara Beard
Huron
LeClaire
Ernest Fountain
Bancroft
Elmer Johnson
Doris
Bryant
Johnson
William Wyman
Farn
Wyman
Carpenter
Carpenter Hall
Walter Madsen
Alice
Edus Harms
Clark
G. FE. Cresa
Myrtie
Esther Sunwold
Conde
George Vanseh
Willis Bethel
Carl Andrews
Chester Stymirst
Waubay
Tillman Wicks
Martin Welduch
Heron
Ed Cooper
Percy Davenhill
Maynard Opsahl
Clara Sasse
O. Salvers Johnson
North
Local Huron Notices Reflect Family Travel and Visits
Special Correspondent reports Burton Fuller moved to Yanklan Fidas. Albert and Mrs Stewart left for Wisner Nebraska after two weeks with daughter Rex Gilmore. Clara McKichan left for Hur to attend college. Fred Eden family visited Lake Leaver. Ransom Swaney John Misley shopped Saturday. Clara McKichan and baby and Mrs McKichan visited Redfield. KC Young of Huron builds a hog house east of town. Albert Hurst resides nearby. Mrs Oscar Hurst’s father and son from Missouri have been visiting recently.
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Burton Fuller
Yanklan
George McKichan
Clara McKichan
Redfield
K.C. Young
Huron
Albert Hurst
Oscar Hurst
Thcle
Missouri
Highmore Area Sees Students Heading to Colleges
Highmore residents report students and families planning college attendance. Jeannette Noel visited Pierre for eye tests, Katherine Knopp left for Brookings then Urbana, Minneap olis-bound Ferne Truman, and 42 Highmore students depart for college with 29 in South Dakota and 13 out of state. Jym Highmere and K Burnham note sheep shipment to Hur on Tuesday.
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Glates Ahrens
Ft. Thompson
Ferne Truman
Minneapolis
Ben Sarvis
Hanford
Jym Highmere
South Dakota
State
K. &. Burnham
Huron
Esmond area church talk and local visits noted
The Rev Mr Lockwood spoke at Esmond Methodist Sunday service. Mrs George Nelson of Huron spent a week with her sister Mrs T Fingerson. Local residents and visitors included the Yates and Bliss families shopping in De Smet, Chester Chapman party visiting relatives at Sutherland, Roy Yates attending Joe Healy funeral near De Smet, and prominent residents preparing moves or hosting events. Ladies Aid to meet at Esmond hall with ceremonies for officer elections. educators and students from Rendle county, Carthage, De Smet, Iroquois, Wakefield and surrounding areas noted in various visits and school activities. Dr Droas of Iroquois visited Esmond. Simon Larsen of Wakefield owns the farm leased by Oscar.
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Lockwood
South Dakota, Sunday School Union
Esmond M. E. Charch
George Nelson
Huron
T. &. Fingerson
J. J. Yates
W_ RR
Bliss
de Smet
Chester Chapman
Marilyn
Sutherland
Roy Yates
Menno
Joe Healy
Yates
Healy
Floyd Avey
Cavour
Dora Yates
Luther Vining
Washington
Ladies Aid
Osmond Hall
Joe Reedy
George Maddox
Hart Gannon
Sand Creek Consolidated School
Rendle County
Esmond
Gaunoy
Ed Logg
Evelyn Yates
Iec
Carthage
Helen Reedy
Lena Dbeachler
Iroquois
D. W. Droas
Simon Larsen
Wakefield
Neb
Oscar
Esmond Social Roundup Shows Local Visits and Travel
Felt transacted business in Bae mond on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ben Jennings of Sioux Falls and Mr and Mrs Alfred Hiser of Mitchell were over Sunday guests at the Frank Goddard home. E B Walkington and daughters with Mrs G E Gardner left Tuesday for Rochester to visit Mrs Walkington in hospital. Mr and Mrs Everett Gardner and son of Alma Texas will meet them at Rochester and return to Esmond. Frances Goddard ill this week. Mrs Ross Clendening and Mrs Lesle Clendening were in De Smet Monday afternoon. G Hover of Salem was in Esmond Monday on business. Mr and Mrs Gr Walker and sons were Huron visitors Saturday night.
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Frances Goddard
Ross Clendening
Lesle Clendening
de Smet Montor
G. Hover
Salem
Gr. Walker and Sons
Families and visitors gather in late-week routines at area towns
Yale area residents travel to Haven to visit parents. Several families host or visit relatives including Mrs. Pete Coyer Florence Wise and others. Local residents take dinners, attend threshing help, and celebrate Mr Musolf's sixty sixth birthday. People also leave for work or travel between Cavour Huron and nearby towns.
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YALE
Pete Coyer
Florence Wise
Haven
Helen Gaspar
Marsh
Frances Kelly
Reo Heights
Herman Kyburz
Eel
Pat Davis
Mr. Moore
Knol
al Godal
Theresa Smith
Mis Lemeke
R. Sneider
Bridgewater
Charles Kneh
Gus Dirich
Wmil Maass
Len Musolf
Len Feike
California
F. P. Matz
Huron
William Musolf
Myr
Leo Musoli
Walsey
Lon Musoi
Ruth Franzen
Otto Boetel
Cavour
Zeigeldorf
John W. Hofer
Paul Kleinsasser
Mrs and Mr Stahl Move To Marion For Eye Treatments
The families of Mr and Mrs Jake Stahl relocate to Marion where Mr Stell will undergo eye therapy. Paul Harding continues recovery from a serious finger injury after an incident.
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Jake Stahl
Marion
Mr. Stell
Paul Harding
Local youths travel with family to Pola Sun
A fragmentary notice records Lily Davis and sister Bernuard Walsh with Monica Brinkman and Fi Tyrrell, joined by Mr. Mike Davis and Frank Tyrrell, traveling by car to Pola Sun. The incomplete text suggests a social or family outing reported in a local brief.
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Lily Davis
Bernuard Walsh
Monica Brinkman
Fi Tyrrell
Mike Davis
Frank Tyrrell
Pola Sun
School Entry Sparks Large Attendance at Chicago Art Institute
A Chicago Arts season opening drew a crowd surpassing 1,206,000 as children entered the new school year at the Chicago Art Institute, signaling strong community support and educational activity.
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Chicago Art Institute
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