Patriotic Service At Sheblon Armory For War Veterans
Sheldon locals gathered at the Armory on Friday after Seer to honor the veterans of the Rebellion with a singing, prayers, and a sermon by Rev. C M Weatlake. Mesdamen Gillies and Dougherty performed and the audience included those who aided in the war effort, receiving praise for their service.
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Sheblon
She Armory
Gillies
Mesdamen Gillies
Dougherty
Bash
Farm Journal
Brat Fielden
Petra
Yan
Weber
Belber
Turkey
Horace Vee
Praca
Neil Ain
Willy Degra
Commencement week at local high school marked by events
The community observes graduation season with a senior market, class plays, and speeches. The schedule includes a commencement address at the Methe sle church and a concert at Sleeper's Opera House. Notables include graduates from Classical, German Scientific, and Normal courses, plus a single male student in the class. A wedding at the Andrews home and the death of Bred H. Guthrie are also noted.
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Love
Sleeper’s
Opera House
Thriday
Fog
Ensign
Ahern
Fathan
Bay Arhine Douehenders
Ruthin Virginia Galbes
C Issis Lee Hughes
Laren Uduiarnt Setil
Khi Merie Mentire
Grace Naoma Cole
Rigabeth Haeel Rimmel
Erina
Ellen Harpes
Margaret Neoma Brenuimian
Martie Kugelind Yourprer
Alita Myrtle
Ketel
Arteen Reaney
Rita Allee Reaney
Laura Kelheyn
Lather Victoria Paulsen
Alice Mae Winker
Victorine Muilin
Nelle Lule
Clase Motter
Claus
Killarney
Andrews
Sloane
J. L. Gillies
Methesle
Tony
Henda
Miatrimany
Ladera Andrews
Charles Sloane
Sanborn
Mea
Ebb Andrews
Rock Valley Notes From A Prairie Correspondent
Misses Mary Lizzie and Opal Frembergen visited Doon on Sunday. J Heisig traveled to Canistota to oversee farm interests. John Speelman returned from a Minnesota business trip Friday. H H McKee and wife from Orange City visited Decoration Day. Mrs Smith of Hudson, S Dakota, sister in law of Mrs Dumnham, visited relatives Sunday. Mrs John A Gartland went to Sioux Falls with her son L R Gartland for a short visit.
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John Speelman
Minnesota
Mrs. Smith
Hudson, South Dakota
Agnes Dumnham
John A. Gartland
Sioux Falls
L. R. Gartland
Ed. Smith
West Division
Worthing
S. D
Local notes from Edgely ND and surrounding towns
Community snippets report visits, injuries, births, and events across Edgely and nearby towns. Notable items include Minnie Curtis visiting her mother, Wilhelmina Large fracturing a collar bone, a May 29 birth in the area, and various travels and illnesses among residents. A baseball score highlights Doon defeating Inwood 10 to 6 at the Fair Grounds. Also included are stray ads offering free merchandise in exchange for handkerchief sales.
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Castor
Rolain Esami
Reise
White Dea
Sueily Sidsatace
Viranorr
Bears
M. H. English, D. V.M
Chitagda Veterinars College
Yelephorne
Hue, Wes
G.R. Brown
Phare
Batt Prachier
Bagglish
M. VanWryn
VasWryn
Hoaagli
Pares
Treco
Sheldon
B.T. Babbitt
BT. Babbiey
New York City
Bushnell
4Docal Methodist Church
East Lawn Cemetery
MacKenzie Post Grand Army Republic
Rock Valley
Bppusal Correspondent
Mary, Lizzie
Opal Frembergen
J. Heisig
Canistota
H.H. McKee
Orange City
Decoration Day
With Tere
Scream
Philadelphia
Wilmer Atkinson
Anal
Dawcralis Bright
Dea
Compeiea
Ariel Sanehine
Fe Strane
Caf Tentubiender Pasty
Che Farm Journal
Scarey Pach
Wilmer Atkinsom Company
Palm Marnal, Hod Ae
Cifsey
Ben Tate
Regal
Peperd
Sys
Newall
Kus
Wade
Milodi
Asatier
Barmy Journal
Ashington Square
PI Phila Delphla
Minnie Curtis
Edgely
North Dakota
H. M. Handy Sr
Wilhelmina Large
John VanHeen Ank
John
Bertha Mundt
Wagoner
R. C. Kurvink
Alvord
Inwood
Doon
Little Dick Green
College For the Blind
Vinton, In
Misa Anna Deinema
Molvin
Folka
J. Werkhoven
F.L. Dixon
B. A. Walrath
School Officers Association
Orange
W. E. Garrett
Grooters Hardware
Clara Quick
Marshalltown
Iowa
James Quick
Henry B. Carter
Pasadena
California
Dame Nature
Delko Bloem
Hull Ball Boys
Rock Valley Bunch
RE. V
Matt Redekker
the Methodist Church
Will Kurvink
Johr
Driessen
Will
Inola Co
Chicago
Illinois
Ady
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