Local families visit and travel notes from Pedora area
Thomas Morris and daughter Yrile visit at the lestee Home. Rev. Wakeman and Peckham noted. Danforth set for an auto trip to Miter. Mrs. Gort Palmer and son visit from Elgin with Mr Palmer’s family. Gertrude Bosworth visits White Tune after time with aunt Mrs. S. AM Caldwell. Mitchell named to second officers’ staff at Portsnefling. Hoyvall and Mrs. Dass’ relatives visit. Cummings boys thresh wheat. yield reported. Mr. and Mrs. Deacon return from vacation with Stone Lake and Aberdeen. Stabbein family travels from Tennessee to visit relatives. Lee Kingman’s party tours north, Jerry Moran and wife return from Lake Madison. Benz Lane, John Brain, Joe Lanters spend two weeks at Peter Lees’ home. Lee Lehrorder group plans Pierre trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morris
Yrile
Pedora
Lestee
Peckham
Wakeman
Fund W
Danforth
Say
Miter
E Caldwell
Mildred Deacon
Stone Lake
Aberdeen
Deacon
Leo Thiel
Thiel
BP. Thiel
Eli
O. WK. Stabbein
Robert
Ootewal
Tenn
Selly
Stablein
No Kingman
Alpena
Wessington Springs
Jerry Moran
Lake Madison
Chas
Trospers
Lake Benz Lane
John Brain
Joe Lanters
LeMars
Inge
Peter Lees
Lee Lehrorder
Pierre
Local residents return from travels and visits across several towns
Pukwana Mrs Geore Conrad returns from the east while Vern Chidbeptin of Gbianties Nin visits briefly. Gordie Mormiinees goes from Pa Tetta Oh to UW plans. John dhilly leaves for Winniepolis. Phardy Woooten and Esther Larson visit relatives. Miss Mabel McMillen travels to Mitelech for a few days. Newnan returns from Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs. duff return after visiting. Jane Rae and Esther Rae visit Thos Rae’s home. J Wolfman and wife visit Kadeka relatives. Wadeka area reports dry conditions with hopes for a fair corn crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geore Conrad
Vern Chidbeptin
Gbianties
Gordie Mormiinees
Pa Tetta
Navy
John Dhilly
Winniepolis
Phardy Woooten
Esther Larson
Bart Ghirk
Mabel McMillen
Mitelech
Thursiday
Wie McMillen
Biter Newnan
Points
Wisconsin
Monty
Wi. Duff
Moines
Ray Rank
Wolfman
Kadeka
John
Vheys
Hoffman
Wadeka
Local residents and visitors in Mr Vernon area weekly
Pontie Hh. visitors Ans Vernon noted several arrivals and departures including Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson of Pontie Hh visiting the Luehand family north of Low John W. Johnson from Manette Pont Virginia came to look after interests in the vicinity Wan Hunyan and Hazel Byrum of White Lake were seen around Low area Mrs. Hubert Atkinson and son Pelt joined Lake Madison visitors. Several others returned from trips to Battle Creek Vermilion Chamberlain and New York state with updates on work and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobson
Pontie
Luehand
Low
John W. Johnson
Manette
Virginia
Wan
Hunyan
Stickney
Hazel Byrum
White Lake
Mary Thorndyke
Hubert Atkinson
Little Son Pelt
Lake Madison
Bo Hohf
Sous City
Mire
J. McNewell
Battle Creek
Mich
New York State
Chirence Botsen
Chamberlain
Boisen
Gieoree Sage
Dmedyter
Vermilion
Grant Williams
W. L. Rogers
Sions City
Mirani
Ol M. Newell
John Woolson
Vir
Jason
Gtve Pulens
Iin
Puesdhiv
Zangles
Lik
Garr
Mes. Deotsan
Ponty
Lloyd Triax
Idasepal
Chjimbertiin
Ya Olson
Assiitisen
Tore Watesvar
Runyan
Jamily
Vernon
Rebekah Ladee
Eden
Barnett
Gladwys
Mitchell
Presthay
Local Notes on Residents and Visitations
Dorothy Brlts returns from WILE friends in livery Hazel Marsh visits home. William Jeinenke of Applte nn tests Mrs. bP day. Detterman wheat ties 30 1-5. Frank Jennings leaves for Milwaukee as WW convention delegate. Ralph to make good. Starvey enlists in service. Garl exempt as divinity student. George Brehimer visits sister then travels to Tyndall. Miss Evelyn Vito visits grandparents. Ott and Lyte Jones visit Aitehell. Troop E mobilizes. new uniforms issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Brlts
Hazel Marsh
William Jeinenke
Appltenn
Detterman Wheat
Frank Jennings
Milwaukere
Les McCqay
Montana
Giary
Tne
Ralph
Tainty
Starvey
Garl
George Brehimer
South Dakota
Port Snetling
George A. Reed
Local notes from Menno and nearby towns
Disjointed report of residents traveling and visiting in Menno and surrounding communities. Mentions Velmuth Wloudt appointment, deliveries and shipments by Chris Mettler ship Co. and J W Linstadt, multiple trips by residents, examinations revealing eye issues, and a corn shelling batch producing over fifteen hundred bushels in one day.
Community Notices of Weekend Farm Movements and Travel
Emery Stoltz forwarded his wheat to a 26 bush acre parcel. Junker and family came back from Madison Saturday afternoon. Schaeffner returned to his home in Freeport Sunday night. Bueninog and family with Miss Seldreyer returned Tuesday from a trip to Jerantd county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoltz
Junker
Visits and family gatherings fill White Lake area notices
Local social notes detail visitors from Nadawas lu and Portland Ore visiting relatives, children injuring a collar bone, trips to Winall and Lake Preston, and lengthy visits with grandparents. Other entries mention trips to Minneapolis, Ohio, and a church gathering at the Methodist school in Dril.
Trip Takes Couple North Dakota for Short Holiday
Mr and Mrs Ghartes Hirsch plan a Sunday trip to North Dakota and expect to return after ten days. Mrs Gustav Wengzlitl from Springfield visited W Wenzhaff’s home Tuesday. Richard Peick has bought a top home in south Pripp as threshing runs full swing and some farmers earn up to seventy five dollars per acre. Crops this year are the best the county has ever grown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami
Ghartes Hirsch
Local Social Roundup and Farewell Notes
Armor Mesdames Jordan of Sioux City and Sunderland of Evanston have returned home after visiting Mrs G W Bootjer. President G G Wenzlatt and WW Waufman of Springfield were guests Monday and shared supper at G Wenzlau’s home. A band project is planned under Charles Robinsom for the fair with concerts after Wednesday or Saturday evenings. Mrs Robert Nelson entertained her two Philadelphia aunts Mrs Harvey and Mrs Kane and her brother and sister Mr and Miss Gross of Madison, traveling by auto from Madison. Franklin G Fleete has been notified of acceptance as an officer for the second reserve camp at Ft Snelling reporting August 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Jordan
Sioux City
Sunderland
Evanston
G. W. Bootjer
G. G. Wenzlatt
Waufman
Springfield
Robert Nelson
Harvey
Kane
Philadelphia
Miss Gross
Madison
Franklin G. Fleete
Ft. Snelling
Floele
Parkston residents take weekend trips to midwest towns
Parkston and nearby residents report travel to Chicago Nebraska and Wisconsin. Names include Miss Augustine Miss Helen Seliweteert and Rudolph Brown with family visiting from various locales. John Kayser Jr returns from Poulon Kayser and Addis visit. Illinois reports large crops.
Parker Poo and Local Farewells Highlight Parker News
Grisby returns from a westward business trip to join family at Lake Chabaji while Parker relatives host a California visit. Mrs Blue heads home to California after visiting Parker kin. Dr Miller, uncle of Mrs Win Hargrove, returns from Carrotta after a visit. Miss Kudith Gamble plans to stay in Parker with her family before move to Huron. Addie Gamble’s friends give a farewell party at Miss May Roberts home for about forty to fifty guests. Corporal Eugene Perryman sustains a near fatal hit as an autos hits him between Chases Hardware and Wallom’s Cafe. he is taken to city hospital for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poo. Grisby
Lake Chabaji
John Blue
California
Parker
AL Miller
Win, Hargrove
Carrotta
Hier
Murdo
Kudith Gamble
Huron
Sturon College
Addie
Perryman
Visiting relatives and townsfolk attend multiple events
The article lists Esther Bissell and others arriving from Sioux Gily for two weeks of visits, a funeral for Mrs. John Nave, and several residents visiting relatives, with notes on Miss Elsie Rozum returning home and Walter Willy receiving a captain’s commission at Port Snelling.
Local Residents Take Brief Visits and Travel Notices
Mrs Frank Hafner visited from Winner at WHarrinston and McMantus homes this week. Rev Garner Osborn left for Milford Ta to attend a camp meeting at Lake Okoboji. Mr and Mrs GC Ik Knutsen and children and Mr and Mrs Olesecer son drove to Pierre on business. Mr and Mrs G Bo Masteller and children autoed from Sae City Ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FrankHafner
Aif
Wharrinston
McMantus
Garner Osborn
Milford
Lake Okoboji
GC. Ik. Knutsen
Olesecerson
Pierre
G. Bo Masteller
Sae City
Corsica Briefs Harbors Visitors From Surrounding Areas
Mrs Geo Schmidt and three daughters traveled to Armour Friday morning. Mrs Adolph Geiderich arrived from Lincoln for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Beeker. Several relatives from Alton Iowa Charter Oak Ia visited the Jordan home over the weekend. H L Nixon of Armour visited the Daly home Sunday. J D Hofer and party went to Vermillion for an overnight visit. Mrs Swate Boat and daughter of St Louis and Miss Jennie Synhorts of Grange City IA arrived for a short visit at the Den Beste home. Boat and Den Beste are sisters. Mrs Black Thomas visiting her parents near Ree Heights. Ko Mulder and two sons came from Pianama La by auto for a visit with Peter Nie Reveen. Mrs Mulder is Nie Veens sister. OG Detaai harvested wheat and barley, reporting 193 bushels from a 10-acre Marquis field, about 19.3 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Schmidt
Armour
Adolph Geiderich
Lincoln
Neb
Henry Beeker
James Nelson
John Thompson
Alion
Wh. Gorey
Charter Oak
Nels Jordan
Jordan
H. L. Nixon
W . Daly
J.D. Hofer
Vermillion
Swate Boat
St. Louis
Jennie Synhorts
Grange City
G. den Beste
Boat
den Beste
Jlack ‘Thomas
Amd
CG. Mesers
Ko Mulder
Pianama
Peter Neiveeen
Mulder
Nie Veen
Detaai
Marquis
Stickney and area residents visit and travel notes
Local notices list visits by residents to Stickney Plankinton and Kennebec. Names include Nellie Hughes Wilk family and Lola McWeever. Travelers report car trips to Mitchell Montrose Kimball and Seattle while others thrash wheat yields and note town improvements such as a new flag and electric lights.
Crowds Pack Town for Tuesday Circus Event
A large Tuesday crowd gathered in town for the circus with an evening performance drawing families, visitors, and locals to enjoy acrobats, clowns, and animal displays under a bright marquee.
Local notes and social roundup from Watertown and Rapid City
Last Saturday a large crowd enjoyed a dance with circus band music at the 1. O. O. BP hall. Judge Clay Carpenter and Frank G C Weaver of Interior Oil and Gas Company were in town. Rev. G. W. Thawley and son Er Vine visited from Rapid City. A carnival crowning feature will be an auto bolo and relay race. Several stores and houses are being repainted. Bank official H. O. Snoderass was injured but improved after hospitalization in Rapid City. Mrs A S White visited Haypdel City. Stock is in good condition with Meade shipping cattle. Other local visitors include Mr and Mrs E B Yost and Julie Helen Yost from Gonata. Blake Fiske sought medical attention after a late Wednesday night incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Carpenter
Watertown
Frank GC. Weaver
Interior Oil and Gas Company
Rapid Ity
G. W. Thawley
Er- Vine
Rapid City
A. SS. White
Haypdel City
Meade
E. B. Yost
Juie Dauenter
Helen of
Gonata
Northup
Blake Fiske
Wanblee
Davine
Belvidere School to Open Sept 10 Delayed a Week
Belvidere announces the start of classes on September 10 due to incomplete fixtures delaying readiness, with a planned week earlier opening expected but postponed. Local events include the Glad Letters picnic drawing about two thousand attendees and notable visits from soldiers, families, and neighboring towns.
Card of Thanks for Dear Mother’s Sickness and Burial
The Stevens families express gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during our mother’s illness and funeral. Thanks for the flowers and support from 1D Stevens and family J H Stevens Mrs H J Stevens and family Albert Stevens and family L C Stevens and family.
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Alexandria
Jane Rae
Brand
Hsther Rae
Madson
Thos. Rae
Tlewitts Hall
Presday Evenine
Bettiidis
Ou. HH. Hainrick
Alrs
Tou Is
Werner
John Asiussen
Helter Garps
Hart Garpfort
Lane
OW. Kulil
Port Snelling
Minn
Miner Swenson
Mitel
Uptity
Louise Athens
Manda
Sterling
EB. W. Downing
W. J. Suexell
Jeanie Christenson
Minneapolis
Clara Crocker
A. J. Crocker
Nebraska
van. Kusel
Walter McCurdy
Dougtte
Esther Blum
Kusel
Jo. Barber
Wite Sand Dausehiter
Vireia
Panny Vowle
Nivin
Pexus
Ashton
de Teneh
Ashton Tieth
Jatin Chhaillaunx
Fer Dhauishter
Blanche
Rochester
Melle Siders
Mesdames Fleming
Ss. Hayes
Jennie Kink
Kate Luckey
Mactilesiders
Bridgewater
Menno
Descembas
Velmuth Wloudt
Inlet Brewster
Werleines Eee
Chieueo
B.S. Kendal
Elen Case
Sulton
Warren Diniock
Praseh
Sterday
Chris Mettler Ship Co
J. W. Linstadt
Menne
Whearer
Matt McCormick
Wessington
Charles Mix
Bous
Tutchinson
Emil Veday
Wee
Leonard Weight
John Bb
Emery
Is Johnson
Cutts
Rook Brown
Puk
Wand
Hazel Barming
Wimban
Charles Traytor
Ollie van Atstine
Nadawaslu
L. No
Breeer
Whip
Ray Cooper
Portland
Ore
Califor
Paul Frouhk
Hank
Wirie
Pyeniee
Bainteh
Monis Frou Stanifora
Bannieh
Presiere de Ulingis
Roannie Ik
Apmioth
Monehay
Evans
Je Avon
N. T. Holt
Tie Pornerss
Old Torme
Stes Tine
Ohio
Tome
Lorena Trotter
Lake Preston
Ira McNamies
Dies Moines
Iivistine Smith
Wimibell
Hazel Barnvin
Winall
Mes
Ghartes Walder
Abs
LaVerne
Thames
Phates
Dmie Nas
Wwan Gee
Wertiesta
Miya Tyrie
Charles Bilin
Leanne
Diane Somuy
Methodiel Eiaieelh
Dri Monily
Wattis Rev Gilland
Mireles
Trip
Parkston
John Wasser
Danghter
Augustine
Helen Seliweteert
Chicago
Nog
Selilmeen
Wettiand
Viresilan
Bo. Poswirl
J. Wilson
Horace CG. Wiittelouse
Topeka
Wwans
Cho Bempfer
Herbert iWweister
Patarchey
Mort Wasne
Ind
Vn Ata
N. Hoffman
Rockford
John Kayser, Jr
Poulon
Tiers
Kayser
Addis
Tlinois
Spencer
Claude Stratton
Woenester
Air and
Nivss Ams
Dexter Mer
Clara Michel
Paul Michel
Matt Clefiseh
Wim
Hastings
W. J. Loveks
A.A. Burr
The
Christian Church
Portsnelling
Burr
Robert Moore
Esther Bissell
Sioux Gily
Mit
An.gf
Peroawsit
Mabel Honk
John Nave
Wal Riddell
Michha Tiby
Sen. Raymond
Boek Tahal
Myra Gibson
Nellie
Os. Gibsons
Babey Dane
Ality
Nidas
Elsie Rozum
Mir Masles
Walter Willy
Presho
Presha
Patmniek Sweeney
Sioux Tity
Sweeney Wis
Mir
Martin
Atty
Lioyid Warconer
Sioux Balls
Postiluster
Jolin
Ethan
Martin Masniuson
M. M. Wallace
J. J. Picott
Ayers
Tier
Louis Weber
Woonsocket
Win
Leaeh
Helen
Cine Marin
Meursared Gaga
Vrortha Sant Vanilie
Marmettshurste
Vis
Olin
Little Niven
Martha Allen
Viborgs
S. D
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S. Listt
OB. Morris Mit
J. J. Whiting
A. Whidd
Yellowstone Park
Sr. Widd
Wiihilings
Rosa Wright
Lettie
Kiehit Histela
Gui Sehioots
Whiesh
Ireland
Bestientil
St. Lewis
Willis Aind
Arelae Parsons
Willi
Oakland
Laura Samuelson
de South Ygsilinet
Wootisseket
Sen Suth
Aciieier
Company 1
Milehed
J. M. Bean
A. P. Preelove
the Creek
Scotland
G. A. Landimann
Jamin
Paul Landmann
Waco Alberts
P. A. Anderson
Duluth
Robert Berry, Sr
We CG. Hawnes
Leieitan
Lydia Schaefer
Stour City
Ste A Returnes
Dunitive Brothers
Carl Plattner
Prom
A.W. Ugndwell
Corsica
Mayril
Delmont
Vestine Pie I Miter
Goftin Jeftiere
Okkidioma
Iis
Nellie Hughes
Plankinton
Wilk
Totter Whreeer
Ralston
John Javtop
Paytor
Fie
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Dinine
Killer Garber
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J. Marl
CGOW
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Kennebec
Wolfie
Rena Young
Wark Young
Joseph Lutz
International Arts
Wo. Dexheimer
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S. 1
Ab Te “Goaverin
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Mitener
Elizabeth Wallice
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Gliss Goudie Magelin
Siousx City
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Ruth Meech
Wyoxtel Menditpter
James
Witoon
Cookson
Loawwrenee
David Conklin
Nowell
Tan
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Howard Mcbarnan
Wirner Boal
Prank Post
Post
Joe Mott
Belvidere
Lut Lewis
Kimball
Droop II
Wimball
Proop Kl
Ethel Thode
Ed Barr
Soldier Boys
Bel Videre
Jackson County
Clarry Roose
Company D
Charles Hibbard
Albany
Visine
James Hibbard
Medette County
Ivor Christensen
Stevenson
Hanna
Monet
L. W. Thode
Stows City
GO. M. Pier
Sioux Palls
Olon Hodson
Diame Gaard
L. PF. Bithme
Lsse Hurd
Severito
Letcher
Allen DeGroff
Edwin Wilson
Edward Sehimeida
Syracuse
N.Y
Pine Planes
Hl. Perkins
Myrtle Kraft
Kraft
Perkins
Perkins Homie
Draper
I. OA. Gahill
Thomas W. Vovier
Karl Leithofft
Sherm Bates
Martin Johnson Ranch
Dha Stoll
Kulm
GC. Wing
Spearfisth
McGuigan
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