Local Society Notes and Movements in Dalton Area
Mr Baden has rented Mrs Wheeler's barn while building a new barn. Miss Toby from Ethan S D visited. Mr and Mrs Charley Marks spent New Years with relatives near Gayville S D. Mrs Wheeler and friends celebrated New Year’s Day. A New Year’s Eve party was held at Mrs J J Martins with attendees from Akron Garrowen and Elk Point. Lissa Hopkins arrived from O Neil Nev to teach here. Prof Schmalle returned from vacation and reopened school. Charles Robinson from Washington visiting Mrs Jane Mills. Sam Buchters and family visited Fred Bihlmeier in Richland. Dr Ciley in town on New Year’s Day. Anna Chapman resumed school duties near Hinton. Clarence Bordwell visited friends at Burbank from Thursday to Monday. Mr and Mrs Rufus Cilsey joined Yeomans lodge. Louie Taylor spent holidays with relatives in eastern state. Irabberly family recovering from scarlet fever. quarantine lifted. W A Weekes visited LeMars for business. Mise Chapman resumed teaching after vacation. Mrs Boyd Borris slowly improving. nurse from Sioux City assisting. Mr and Mrs Sherman Hughes hosted guests with M Mestio ly. BH Buchter and children moved to Gayville SD for a few days. Dalton notes show ammen at baby care and Warm with an assistant depot row. S J Hammond visited Dalton and LeMars for several days. Ed Weise visiting son left for home. hos Flaherty Jr employed again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baden
Wheeler
Toby
Ethan
S. D
Borewell
Charley Marks
Gayville
G .H.cilley
S. A. Clark
Akron
J. J. Martin
Akron Garryowen
Elk Point
Lissa Hopkins
O'Neil
Nev
Comly
Chapman
Schmalle
Hinton
Jane Mills
Charles Robinson
Washington
Sam Buchters
Fred Bihlmeier
Richland
Ciley
Sherman Hughes
Mestio
Public Schools Open With Prof. E. B. Reay Lead
August Wilken called here on Tuesday. Public schools resumed on Monday with Prof. E. B. Reay in charge. Notes on local youths and a cold affecting Joe Marron. Seney camp managers Sel Pery J A Sayer and E Chapman met with clerk E F Austine Wednesday night to close the old year. Ea Dorbang and Will Nicholson bought cattle in the country this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Wilken
Tuesay
E. B. Reay
Joe Marron
Seney Camp
Sel
Will Nicholson
Spacial Correspondence and Local Visits Note New Year Events
A New Year list records births at Kulbul and visits among Merrill LeMars and Sioux City residents. Names include Mr and Mrs Chas Kulbul Johnston Eberhard and family, Rev and Mrs Green, J Garvey, T F Fay, GC Hanft, Luce, Geo Watts, Morse, P Schindel, Rev Ad Faorch, and Swan Rooth. Also mentions revive meetings at Evangelical church and staff changes in mail service. Local social ties, travel to Sioux City, and health updates are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Kulbul
Dave Eberhard
Merrill
John
A. W. Crouch
LeMars
C. C. Hanif
Potosia
John Oleson
Sioux City
CC. Hanft
Logan
Charity church dedication set for January in town
The community records indicate a January 14 dedication for the new Cathomiaiphurch with a morning sermon in English and women’s services. Notables including Tr. Mies Kate Millard, Albert Lubbin, Charley Baack, Fred Popken, and John Wegn were sighted on local streets, while Father Grady celebrated mass last Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley U5packer
B Popkin
H. A. Ablerstein Robins
TR. Mies
Kate Millard
Morningside College
Albert Lubbin
Charley Baack
Fred Popken
John Wegn
Fred Jahn
Father Grady
Local community notes on residents and visits
The town records social activity and small happenings among residents. George Ruak finishes husking for C Closner while John Pike remains in hospital in Sioux City. Several locals visit or transact business there, and farming tasks like haying corn and marketing celery are noted. The article mentions dances, holidays, and discussions on tax work requirements, with many names and places in Sioux City Jefferson Perry township and South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ruak
C. Closner
John Pike
Sioux City
R. EB. Baker
George Knapp
Henry Rusk
Daniel Lucksinger
Jefferson
Thomas Walsh
Bia
David Hummel
John Kimball
Benny Smith
Mr. Washburn
Earl Gilchrist
W. E. Comsock
Will Ras
W. B. LeBerre
Charis Hall
Corp
C. Cloner
Closner
William Calan
Henry Kneebone
Perry Township
Charlies
Willett
South Dakota
Stony City
Durband and Nicholson Ship Cattle From Strable
Durband and Nicholson sent six teen carloads of cattle from Strable on Saturday. Most stock were fed by the owners with only a few exceptions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durband
Nicholson
Local notes from Sterling area small talk and gatherings
Sterling and nearby residents were seen visiting and traveling this week. Several locals return from trips to Garrison Nebraska Brookings South Dakota and Texas while others conduct business in LeMars Struble and Newell. The Plymouth County Husiness association holds its second quarterly convention at the Seney church with Mrs Phebe Epperson leading the meetings.
Community Notes From Le Mars and Paullina Area
The column lists New Year gatherings at the Husted home and visits by Amy Seawardt of Paulline, Ruth Rayburn of LeMars, and others. It notes a public sale by Asthur Reeves near Seney on January 12, school enrollments, visitors from Nebraska and Germany, sick spells, and local farm chores, with multiple gaps filled by names such as Paulson, Hoyt, Maxwell, Geoge Severance, and George Harker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jel Aucbury- Mies
Amy Seawardt
Paullinse
Louis Demaray
LeMars
Ruth Rayburn
LeMars vi
Asthur Reeves
Seney
Bascon Skalgs
Paullina
Jno. Lancaster
George Foster
Chicago
Local Notes From Hungerford Township Community
Western Union college studies noted. Mrs Robb wife of Rev J W Robb returns from Wisconsin after ten weeks with her daughter. Kingsley man Charlie Kellner visits. Presbyterians to host left handed social January 8 at R Eyres home and missionary society January 18 at noon. all invited. Eyres family to serve dinner January 13 with Mrs Ernest Eyres assisting. Litterick moves to farm west of James. another Litterick to north of James. Hungerford schools 5 and 7 resume after week vacation. J W Davis of Kingsley visits S T Fulton. A W Haller delivering corn to Sioux City seed and nursery. Earl Smith of Marcus visits C H Smith. Robert Woolworth delivering corn to Leeds mill. Neil Hanson buys 80 acres from A E Beatty at $50/acre. Grace Beatty departs for Cedar Falls Normal. Lewis Haller hauling corn to Sioux City. Charles Larson visits Sioux City. Emma and Dolly Snyder visiting from Galena Ill at Atwood home in James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Colege
Robb
J. W. Robb
Wisconsin
Charlie Kellner
Kingsley
R. &. Eyres
Sochey
Eryes
Ernest Eyres
James Litterick
James
John Litterick
Hungerford Township
J. W. Davia
S. T. Fulton
A. W. Haller
Sioux City Seed and Nursery Company
Earl Smith
Marcus
Iowa
C. H. Smith
Robert Woolworth
Leeds Mill
Neil Hanson
A. E. Beatty
Grace Beatty
Cedar Falls
Lewis Haller
Sioux City
Charles Larson
Emma and
Dolly Snyder
Galens, Ill
N James
Atwood
Ostrom Hospital Recovery and Sioux City Visits
Mr John Ostrom is recovering well after surgery at Samaritan hospital. His family, including Mr and Mrs G Ostrom, visited his ill father in Sioux City. Various locals including Arthur Erickson and John Erickson were in Sioux City recently visiting friends. Other notes mention visits, health concerns, and a letter from LeMars with reminders about painting.
Souvenirs to Retiring County Officers
Supervisor Thomas Adamson and Treasurer A. J. Stang received elegant upholstered reclining chairs. Sheriff O. F. Herron and Deputy Treasurer Fred Brown were given opal rings as tokens of appreciation. The informal presentation honored their years of service and close collaboration with county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Adamson
A. J. Stang
O. F. Herron
Fred Brown
Adomson
Mr. Stang
Cupid
Congregational church reports praise and elections at annual meeting
At the annual meeting the Congregational church heard reports from all societies and officers. The Ladies Aid Society was especially praised for its flourishing condition and its years long drive to fund church support. Quy T. Strable was re elected clerk and treasurer, J. C. Kistle re elected deacon for four years, with W. H. Boyd G. W. Peck and L. L. Hatch as other deacons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Ladies Aid Society
Quy T. Strable
J. C. Kistle
W. H. Boyd
G. W. Peck
L. L. Hatch
Wheat varieties and crop notes from Pace auction
A fragmented crop report lists Ae X Spring with 82 84 operating figures and three Spring 72 80, noting No 2 red wheat and rap Pace. The readable text records grain types and related price or lot identifiers from the Pace auction context.
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Estfield
Buchter
Dalton
Ammen
Ion
S.J. Hammond
LeMsrs
Weis
Lome
Ed Weise
Hos
Flaherty, Jr
Tone
Dow
LE Mars
Othe Ong
Sioux City, Ia
Monarch
Eagle
Elgin
Mnoucgh
Daar
W.g.bolser
E.c.pfaffle
Struble
Lather
Ad Faorch
California
Evangelical Church
Bradley
Geo. Prentice
Wm. Pape
Hancock
Stebule
Mama EN
Juliaa Schultz
Henry Eilis
Sterling
Edward Johnson
Garrison
Neb
Gerhard Albers
Charley Oltmans
Robert Schultz
Texas
Martin Nussbaum
Bernhard Helm
Charley Pecks
J. D. Meyer
Ed Johnson
Strable
Louis Colman
Western Union College
O. Dornbush
Remeen
Chas. Gronow
Brookings
S. D. Jobe Kennedy
M. H. Mammen
Otto Kecker
Henri Klemme
BENEY
Plymouth County Husiness Association
Seney Church
Phebe Epperson
Boone
M. M. Kennedy
Byron K. Allen
Afr
W. C. Warner
Bingham Lake
Lulu Lancaster
Alice Demaray
Z. Rayburn
Penning
Ike Penning
Irvin Boyer
W. W. Jeffers
Boyer
Anna Jeffers
Buble
Jeffers
Barney
North Dakota
Misa Mae Kennedy
Lula
Lancaster
Lena Enning
Masel
Sianeaates Alios Demeray
Albert Penning
Fred Myr
Roy F Pinney
LeMara
Newell
Stanton
Alfred
Demarsy
Wm. Jackson
Lymon Briton
He Husted
Herman Weisenhaus
Isited
UNION
Wm. Coatsworth
Maude Fisher
Minnesota
Reuben Marsh
Wesley Eyres
Mr. Paulson
George Farrell
Inglett
Geo. Severance
White Lake
Willie Paulson
Nebraska
Albert Cliff
McCartney
Wille Paulson
Mr. Felger
John Hoffman
Germany
Jacob Fish
Gaza
Petar Steele
Johanne Lindsay
Mr. Hall
DeWitt
Geo. Steela
George Harker
H. Carpenter
Jes Mina Smith
Bert
Geo. Hoyt
Nova Scotia
Marjorie
Peter Begg
Chas. Eyres
James Boyt
Rudolph Miller
Ae See
Bieegan
New Fear
James, Hendry
Enid
Oklahoma
Sweet-Orf Co
U. S
Crathorne
John Ostrom
Samaritan Hospital
G. Ostrom
Mr. Ostrom
Arthur Erickson
John Erickson
John Osrom
Morrison
Dakota
Willie Norris
Blakeway
C. A. Stephens
Roy
Paul Gill
Mammen
Little Fern Ewers
John Lukens
Peter Millers
Herbert Blakeway
John Beely
H. B. Parker
Morrie
N. Y
Davee
Congregational Church Meeting
Spoort&Hobby
Chicago Stock Yarda Company
Lews State College
Ames
Atock
State College
Ohio
Kangas
E. A. Stout
Z. E. Howard
W. A. Fenner
E. B.stenbarger
Fred M. Hanson
Foley's
Rowland Jones
Sentinel Office
M. C. Clarke
Rea
Court House
LeMars, le
Laws
Long
Sioux Cty
Ouluth
LeMars General Markets
Plymouth Mill Co
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