Osceola County Notes on Harvests and Fire Disasters
In Osceola area updates report corn husking finished and ample crops. A patent invention is announced by Bert Graff with a public demonstration planned in Carpenter. Friday events include a birthday, a silver medal contest at Kelly schoolhouse won by Ethel Williams, and a well received musical program. A surprise party at Neiling home brings a large dinner, while a house fire near Sam Hendrickson place devastates two families and prompts neighbor aid. Another fire episode on the G N railroad spreads hay and prairie, followed by a hospital errand for Geo Everitts in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulrick
Gaso
Kelly
Ethel Williams
Sterling
Georgie Davenport
Gladys Davenport
Williams
Broadland Briefs and Social Happenings in Town
Mrs. Barden spent Sunday in Huron. Mrs. Pearl Johnson returned home Saturday after a stay in Huron. A masquerade ball will be held the 29th at Barden's Hall inviting all couples. Preaching now occurs every Sabbath at 2 30 p m at the M B church. Rev Boswell plans revival meetings soon. S M McFarlane returned Saturday after visiting daughter Mrs Drake in Ethan. Tim and Mrs Smith leave Monday for a three week visit to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Johnson
Huron
Barden’s Hall
Broadland
M. B
Boswell
S. M. McFarlane
Drake
Ethan
Tim Smith
New York
High School Rhetoricals Highlight Weekly Program
Friday afternoon pupils performed selections by Carlyle and Rock of Ages with titles like Hero and Hero Worship and First Plea. Sup t Emm urged school parties align with the high school name and be held on days with no school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasha Clara Gunderson
Carlyles
Walter McCarty
Ethel Joy Prentiss
Lloyd Bonesteel
Avis Glennon
Mortimer Johnson
Lakeside Notes Include Fire Loss and Health Updates
Dr. McGarvey attended George Jackson's home for Tom Patterson's pneumonia stricken two year old. A fire in Foster township destroyed the residence barn and 500 bushes of seed wheat after stove pipe ignition as wind raged. Volney Walters left hospital after multiple operations. Volney had been near death. Lobb walked two miles after auto trouble. Lobb and companion were sick last week. Hoffman and Cass advertise daily cattle sheep and hogs, promising a first class market for produce in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. McGarvey
George Jackson
Tom Patterson
George’ Lobb
Mr. Lobb
Will Wammax
Yale
Hendrickson
Foster Township
Lakeside
Volney Walters
Hoffman & Cass
Huron
Messrs
Cass
Engineers Forward to Bara Boo Wis for Home Division Work
Engineers C H Gollmar and J W Duncan left Friday for Bara boo Wis to resume work on their home division. Engine 618 is with the Minn Division for service while A C Rawson returned from Kansas City. Engine 504 undergoes flue changes and light repairs. Lowry seeks new runs displacing Bandy. J J Whipps resigns as fireman. The Maloneys attend Minnesota Nebraska game. Yardman Herron and family spend Thanksgiving at Wessington. Grover Cleveland to Lake Benton for Thanksgiving. A W Longren oversees Tyler Thanksgiving with family. Thimsen travels to Pierre to relieve a sick wiper. Homecomics ads note cheap sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Gollmar
J. W. Duncan
Baraboo
Wis
R. Lowry
Redfield
Gettysburg
T. W. Bandy
Mr. Lowry
A. W. Longren
Tyler
Harry Thimsen
Pierre
Thanksgiving Day games decide state title in Sioux Falls
The Day of Thanksgiving schedule includes high school clash promising a state championship if a team can beat Sioux Falls. A following college game features Huron versus Redfield at the fair grounds. the first encounter at Redfield saw Huron win by a narrow margin. Two young women will enter the Madison Hospital Training School in Madison South Dakota, with applications requested at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ites
Sioux Falls
Huron
Redfield
Fair Grounds
Madison Hospital
Madison
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COR
Bert Graff
Carpenter
Ments
Viola Gunnison
Ket
Neiling
Mrs Neiling
Maud
Bessie Neiling
Maria and
Sarah Everitts
Mesdames Houghton
Nick
Tyrrell
Ulric
Everitts
McCullough
Der
Scheid
Stewart
Sam Hendrickson
Frank Pecnosky
Jas. Suestka
Mr. Sustaka
Iowa
Suestka
Loas
G. N
Geo. Everitts
Rochester
Dick Neiling
George
Messers, Suestka and
Peenosky
Bancroft
Broadland Briefs
Mrs. Barden
Ladies Guild
E. J. Miller
Halliday
Amy Radcliff
Alice Smith
Geneva Brown
Faulkton
Walter Brown
Edgar Hamlin
Mr. Carew
D. J. Briggs
Mr. Barden
Lakeside Lances
Joe Buckley
Mr.Lobb
Greys
George W. Longstaff
Minn. Division
A. C. Rawson
Kansas City
A. B. Adams
N. Jones
D. L. Perkins
Rapid City
J. J. Whipps
Yardman
Herron
Wesssington
Grover Cleveland
Tin Smith
Lake Benton
Inter Ocean
Chicago
West
Home Earth Club
Ohio
Wisconsin
Bayard
E. Beach
Houghton
Block
Oregon Avenue
W. R. Link’s
D. C. Root
Oregon St
World Office
Kansas and
Second St
Walter Myers
Liberty Township
Willis Crosby
Winnebago City, Minn
Montana Street
Geo
Issenhuth
A. W. Wilmarth
Baptist Church
Third Street
Postoffice
Utah
Opera House
Utah St
John Nelson
T. J. Murphey
Bayard E. Beach, Hough
M. C. Alford
Great Northwest
Great Lakes
Pacific Ocean
North West
Lue Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
Harry W. Sweet
4Th and Broadway
St. Paul
Minp
Pacific
A. M. Cleland General
St. Paul,Minn
Second Sts
Telephone
Hurgn
S. Dak
Wheeler & Wilson
MRS. C. Brothers
Main St. Deadwood
So, Dik
J. W. Griffith
A. J. Baldwin
Tobin & Zeller
St. Huron, S. D
Ccullough
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