Roseville Presbyterian Church Faces Foundation Work
The Roseville area report notes fundraising for a basement and foundation under the parish building. Several residents, including Mrs. Parvus and family, visited Redtell, while Miss Ellen Aasby tours local schools with Rev. to discuss a physical survey of pupils. Howard Weeks returns to California after visiting relatives. Mrs. Hofer plans further moves to Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Rose WL
Ethel Thomas
Howard Weeks
California
Burke
Ann Ar- Midh
Lions Club
Pringle
Tom Lincoln
Ned
B. EF
St Lawrence school notes and community happenings
Special Correspondent reports on St Lawrence area events and people. Freshman initiation at St Lawrence High School with ice cream and treats, fall harvest activities at the church, nearby moves and visits, residents attending Aberdeen Normal, and locals helping at the roadside garage and restaurant renovations. Community members including Magness, Dentis, Dennis, and Fisher families are noted with moves and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lawrence
Lake Preston
Robert
St. Law Nigh School
Ull Magness
Brook
Lawrence Communityig
Andy v
Es Rees
Dentis
Wit
Charles Dennis
Flint
Irma Sorenson
Aberdeen Normal
Lawrence High School
Jack
Will Fisher
Emna Breeze
A. Albert
Win
Williams
Huron College
Local Social and Travel Notes From AberCeen and Waterford
A jumble of social mentions includes Mr and Mrs Dewey Ward driving to AberCeen on Wednesday, Clara Sasse and her brother shopping in Waterford, Mrs P L Anderson and family at a local event, and Ms Carmen Ongall working Saturday. Kenneth and Jackane Dewey's relatives visited, while Mrs Walter Cotling moved to a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
West Fountain
Local residents make short trips and visits around Huron
Sunday and Monday saw a flurry of visits and travel among area families. Hansch home Sunday included Mrs Oscar Carlson and children and Etta Mann and Mary Madden shopping in Huron. George Hansch and children Lyle and Harold drove to Clark Monday night. Walter Madsen and family visited Gay Frierson, and Etta Bottger bought a new Maytag from Madsen Bros. Miss Louis Stoneking returned home in Washta after months with Mrs Bottger. Andy Poppin left for Raymond to start his own business. W A Hicks and daughter and A C Thompson drove to Madison, S D, Sunday. Carl Andrews visited his wife in a Huron hospital. N J Pearson and Erwin Kottger were business callers in Huron. Bud Sheridan in Yale. M Bo Hofer went to Marion for treatment. John Freezen traveled to Melbam. Mrs Freezen and son joined after fishing. Carl Berry family, Frank Bruly and Frank Bottger with Ray Ward and Wallace Weeks attended a show in Huron. Fred Fortner, recently in Raren hospital, showed improvement after an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
George Hansch
Lyle
Harold
Clark
Walter Madsen
Gay Frierson
Etta Bottger
Madsen Bros
Louis
Stoneking
Washta 1A
Bottger
Andy Poppin
J. J. Ludwig
Ramond
W. A. Hicks
A. C. Thompson
Portland
Ore
Madison
Carl Andrews
Huron
N. J. Pearson
Erwin Kottger
Bud ‘Sheridan
Yale
Bo Hofer
Marion
John Freezen
Melbam
Wallace Weeks
Fred Fortner
Wayland Social Notes From Mitchell and Nearby
Wayland and area residents sent notes from Mitchell and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs W J Hart and Mr and Mrs L D Ballantyne visited the Corn Palace in Mitchell and A J Travenscrofy with E Gadow toured Preston. The Olson family of Burdet te were weekend guests with relatives here. Hairdressers convention attendees included Mrs Cat Johansen and Mrs Grait Byers at Huron. The Aid Society planned a supper for husbands and families at the community hall. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs M C Wood from Westington Springs and the Lully and Allen families from nearby places. Shoppers from Huron and Gilbet township were noted, and Verlyn Wood visited Darlene Bowman in Glenn Eads’ home. Charles Kaltschnee also shopped in Hurpy.
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Wayland
W. J. Hart
L. DB. Ballantyne
Verna Mae
Mitchell
Corn Palace
A. J. Travenscrofy
E .Gadow
Preston
Charles Olson
Bur
Huron
Aid Society
M. C. Wood
Wes Sington Springs
W. Lully
Guys Atlen
Wolsey
Harry Bowman
Gilb
Bonilla Butter Booster 4-H Club Meeting Planned
Special correspondent notes the Bonilla Butter Booster 4-H club will meet at Carl West's home Monday night. The Bonilla high school freshman class was initiated by upperclassmen Saturday night with a 33 student luncheon. The junior class rehearses a three act play It Happened In Jane to be staged soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Bonilla Butter Booster
Carl West
Jane
Cavour Community Activates Across Iowa Trip and Local Happenings
Mir and Mrs A M Beall return from Iowa trip. George Newman from Pearl Creek visits Cavour. Fourth quarterly Cavour M E church conference held. Mrs S S Felmy undergoes minor operation at Huron clinic. Mildred Beall returns to Oskaloosa for college. E H Schroeder of Sheffield injures feet. Pearl Creek school township builds new barn at moved schoolhouse site. F L Johnson oversees barn work. Cavour P T A hosts reception for new faculty with program and lunch. John O Kane of Heron contracts for barn at Summerville farm. I O O F lodge meets. Booster meeting planned. Rebdekakt to join October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour
A. M
Beall
Iowa
George Newman
Pearl Creek
Cavour M.E
S. Felmy
F. E. Johnson
Huron Clinic
Mildred Beall
Oskaloosa
E. H. Schroeder
Sheffield
Mateer
F. L. Johnson
Cavour P. T
Birthday and social events around Alpena notices
Fragments report multiple local gatherings from Alpena area families. birthdays, anniversaries, dinners, bake sales, and club meetings are noted. Guests include Barringer, Dethlets, Sheffield, Lynch, Barringer families, with several others and luncheon details.
Winson Entertained at Sarah Munson’s Home Dinner
Winson was entertained at the home of Sarah and Munson on Sunday for dinner. The gathering included cordial conversations and hospitality amid a warm family setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winson
Sarah Munsons
Danforth Gyppecint Vorrespondent Notes Local Affairs
Danforth news reports church services at Miller Catholic church with Msgr. Desmond of Huron attending. Residents discuss car trouble, home improvements, school teaching gaps, repairs at Spring Street school, and road work by Dan Hertzmann crew. Local farmers report poor potato yields and stock feeding due to drought. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fred Renner on September 14. Ladies bazaar successful. quilt donated to Richard South. Peter Guiver notes a historic first for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
D. F. Desmond
Huron
Tretle Breck
Sond
Carl Leidike
Miss. Roach
Pete Geiver
Carl Winsell
George Jost
Buffalo County
Fred Renner
Richard South
Dan Hertzmann
Transfer records from Kingsbury County land deeds
Land transfers in Kingsbury County list Calvin W. Brosse selling to P. A. Wood with lots in Bik. 1 and 2, price $1 and other values. Johnson transfers share to Rudolph John, including certain fractional parcels in sections SW 1-4 and SE 4-4 for $1 and other values. E. Johnson to Rudolph John also records high interest in Nig SWY and SEM SW 6-105-54, with $1 and other considerations. Mohan Wolkow to Edward H. Wok recorded with described interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin W. Brosse
P. A A. Wood
Win Johnson
Rudolph Johnhid
Rictor E. Johnson
Rudolph Johnible
Hig
Huron Pierre Bus Schedule Notice
Bus service between Huron and Pierre runs daily with departures from Huron at 2 45 p m connecting with trains north at Wolsey 3 38 p m and arriving Pierre by 7 00 p m. Return trips depart Pierre 6 30 a m linking to trains south from Wolsey at 10 20 a m and reach Huron at 10 45 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Wolsey
Pierre
Traim
Property transfers in Arlington and Miller's Addition
Notices show Gilbert G. Johnson transferring Lot 1 Miller's Add to Arlington and related parcels from First National Bank with $1 and other value. Another entry lists Charles Wolkaw transferring to Emma A. Noyes in Arlington, including SE 36 1121 53 with similar nominal consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert G. “Johnson
First Net. Bank
Arlington
Miller's Add
Land Transfers and Deeds in Hetland Ledger
A fragmentary deed listing shows Susie Garner transferring interests to Edwin H Barst and Lewis Wold to G E Wallin in Hetland parcels, including Lots 47 18 and 19 Block 5 and SE parcels 17-109-5. Values cited include 400 and 740 dollars with executor Alpert & Wold handling filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Garner
Edwin H. Barst
Hetland
Lewis Wold
G. E. Wallin
Alpert
Wold
G.E. Wallin
K. Walker
Mary W Lo
Real Estate Transfers and Small Sums Listed
The notice records several property transfers and nominal payments. Charles Wolkow trades lots in Bly and Mill's additions to Lae Preston for $1 and other value. R B McCanilless Rev transfers Lot 19 in Ensign's Add to Lars Gul for $1950 along with other value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign
Mill's
Lloyd's
Preston
R.B. McCanilless
Lars Guli
Laks Preston
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Mary Madden
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Duarts
Snedigar Beauty Shop
Beauty
Bos
Frank “Barringer
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Orva Barringer
Fay Barringer
Ova Barringer
Alva
Lewis Brzazowsky
Sunshine Club
Alpena
Harry Marone
James Anderson
John Brzazowsky
Frank Dethlets
Dale
Sioux Falls
Walter’ Sheffield
Harry’ Sheffield
Dethlet
Harold Bagley
August Jager
Frank Barringer
Barvinger
Fay Bar- Nnger
EL Oj. Lynch
Harry Lynch
Avas
Clakba Shep
Tandy
Archie Hebron
BE. ¥. Lynch
Mirs
Orra Barringer
Familly
Aly
Way ‘Barringer
Kata
Chris Zartman
Téneuest
Tirzah Dimsdale
Alice Smith
Emily Glotter
Misa Dimsdale
Humone
San Diego
Cal
Shull
A. E-Hocking
J. D. Evans
Mary Hatch
John Howimes
HA. Munson
Oscar Landberg
W. J. Page
J. V. Murphy
Echo- Rebekah “Lodge No.4
10. C. F
Danforth
Peter Guiver
Kingsbury County
J. C. Purinson
Huron - Pierre Bus
Lanpher
Osborn Clothing. Company
John Hancock
Liten
Pennsylvania
Brown’s Service Station
Farmers & Merchants Bank
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