Neighborhood News Notes and Local Dramas Across Town
Local items recount visits and family news from North Ph selatiner to Yaanktan of the Vyety PeeWeek, detailing hospital stays, funerals, and guests. Names include Joans, Anhehett Nis, Geo. Merkle, Mrs Peter Kiehabuseh, Mrs P P G Seifert, Pinkerton family, and Wade. events span hospitalities, travels, and a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali
Wbesitay Praita
North
Ph Selatiner
Yaanktan
Ted Anhehett
Mbps
Stoddard
Geo. Merkle
Milton
Oreson Mies
Wits
A Busy Schedule of Visits and Travel Notes from Minnesotan Families
The fragment records a flurry of visits and departures among Minnesotan residents and relatives. It mentions Miss Ika Tyy departing for a lecture in Liienee and Mrs. P. Fiselbach visiting Vie home of her sister. Several others, including Mr. Gordon Burdick, reflect trips to Camp Lewis, Canty Pushin, and Peiterson, with references to weddings, concerts, and social calls. Names like Arthur, Hess, and Merel appear among noted locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paydor
Vitis Sataipelias
Minneapalis
Hinkley
Brookings
Mir
Ika Tyy
Wed- Wesda
Liienee
Gordon Burdick
Morey Jardine
Sedars
Mys. Dp
Fiselbach
Carmuarer
Canty Pushin
Kansas
Tear Son
Lestinneawell
Thiel
Wii
Arthur
Camp Lewis
Wacohia
Wast
Hansot County
Wied Hess
Ford Merel
Mia
Vins Bey
Pris
Peterson, Wit
Pateiedes
eeTal
Ntt
Mies
Pwnelr
Mr. Pyrel
Okwteyy Wootin
Pitt Street
Jeahnyels
Local Notices From Hot Springs and Nearby
Fragmented report notes visitors and social visits in Hot Springs and nearby towns. Mentions Miss Biffelyn Grives and M. Broawwer visiting Rio Wis. and Pine Wink, with references to workers, machinery, and a broken wagon wheel during a frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biffelyn Grives
M. OW Broawwer
Iis
Mred Fivsey
Rio
Wis
Pine Wink Aiihetlees
Roy Peterson
Fareers Vile Exehanse
Wow Boel
Heine Solie
Poe Frost
Winie Rossie
Corsica Residents Visit and Local Notices
Corsica and nearby towns report visitors and arrivals including Mrs Walley Leister from Chicago who will stay in the county. Waite Leister heads to Pierre for business and possible field assignment. Louis Jas Plooster returns from Coup Pumston after visiting his son in Kansas. Crow travels from Akron Iowa after a short trip. The Civisitiyn Reformed church settlement of a past week concluded with satisfactory insurance settlement of 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite
Pierre
Louis Jas. Plooster
Pumston
Kans
Wasnand
LL. Crow
Akron
Iowa
Moairisen Moor
Siler
Spencer
Tawa
Phiesdas
Manawers
Ploete Lumiher Company
Vie
Bony Tat
Civisitiyn
Mt Corsie
Moving Sale Announces Household Goods and Farm Machinery
Spencer Deberh tis of Teebon lists his household goods and farm machinery for sale as he moves north of town to the T. V. Gurney farm. Frank Edeinton and Sauk Salmon were at the Pwith ity aoatome Dile show last week in Illinois. A. Valderham TON, Williams and S. Tilley returned from Nebraska Monday where they attended a Hampshire hog sale. R.C. Moore, A.J. Matkins and W. F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deberh
Teebon
Fie
Ton
T. V. Gurney
Frank Edeinton
A. Valderham
Williams
S. Tilley
Nebraska
Hampshire
R.C. Moore
A.J. Matkins
W. F
Local Farm Sale and Community Notices Include Visits and Quarantines
Mixed reports from Menno area list a farm sale with buyers from Iowa and Minnesota and notes site leaders Hastily, Horace Oltts of Yukton, and Menno Wieesechnidan. There are health updates with Sehnaidt quarantined for diphtheria and a hospital trip for Mrs Westies Deivid. Miscellany includes funeral attendance, visitor trips, and local business mentions.
Selem Lieutenant Gibson Called Tere in Illness and Death
Obscure obituary notes the death of Selem Lieutenant Gibson called Tere after illness. The article lists his Redwood Pals departure and funeral details, with multiple family members visiting and relatives traveling from Vermont to be with loved ones. Governor DeTar Narbeek spoke at a Parked House event, praising a straightforward manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po Gibson
Tere
Gibson
Redwood Pals
Stina
Raine
Jukia Kregel
Toviece
Mildred Protwein
Willian
Ci Sheldon
Jowal Phew
Stish Mass
Vtotsa
Ola
Thomas Hikins
Henry Witt
Marndas
Jefferson Barricks
Stlis
Tone
Peepines
Stinmners
Cgoibers
Montana
Werdeotier
Wiley Ahern Wito
Nipse
Richardsen Cine
Mitenet
Tle
Ord Niner Department of Free Arms
Etport Briday
Sy Me
Gilbert
Detar Narbeek
Local Guests and Visits Reported Across The County
Residents Freeman Mi and Mrs Joseph G Prtman visited Mian Peiween this Saturday. Albert Hoellwart returned to their team at Tripp Saturday. John Doering traveled over Pro Dark stone Saturday after his pain business. Rev Dave Setiniz and wife came from Avon Friday and Saturday. Albert and Wwaty Albreet left their eit tara IDesans for North Dakota Willis Ma ind Mus. 100 Walter visited from Ethan. A A Waollninn fame attended Emery Monday. Peter P Hepner and family from Canidae visited. Mrs Hep Mer is a daughter cat Rey PD Geesen, now living in Canada. Mrs Paynes of Wripp chaired county Red Cross. Tedpass Work noted countywide. Mike Waldner visited pit elroek. Wipt hosted Pape ton Thursday and bride, NUD oP nen in ehisst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minil
Albert Hoellwart
Tripp Satarday
John Doering
Darkston
Dave Setiniz
Avon
Ibert
Wwaty Albreet
Tara Idesans
Ann
Alarecht
Enti
Wil
Wisp
North Dakota
Willis
Walter
Ethan
A. A Waollninn
Emery
Peter P. Hepner
Canidae
Hep Mer
Cat’ Rey
Geesen
Canada
Paynes
Wripp
County Red Cross
Mike Waldner
Tom Pitelroek
Ieee Ea
Pape
Ehisst
Resignations and visits color small town notice board
Connie Tensen quits as electrician to take a newer post in Minneapolis. Mrs Roberts of Hoek Valley was arrested, Mr and Mrs Roantrer visit. Mrs Johnson returns from Milan on Monday after visiting daughter Mrs Good Plan Job Poitier Shelton, Mrs Hungerford and baby visiting Mrs Palmer. Bandai spoke at the Nonpartisan league event praising patriotism and farmers producers. Rev Geese W Swift, former Parker pastor, recently a national member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Tensen
Minneapolis
Dr Roberts
Hoek Valley
Kar Uinele
Wun
J. B. Roantrer
Nels Johnson
Millaink
Mondas
Den
Goodplan
Job
Poitier
Shelton
Parker
Lillie Hungerford
J. L. Palmer
Bandai
Geese W. Swift
Parker, Armour and
Rap- Willy
Holiers Wante af Wet Spring S. b
Mrs Hackett Mrs Wessman and son Benny visit New York with Mr and Mrs Abe Lindenosm. Wessman’s mother is Mrs Lindebarniis. Parker feature committee representatives and attendees plan a rehearsal at Venawater. Villinore Isotlins Sanford and Chiisia Plier attend. Meal Miss Dan Madeoner tidies up before a trip to Jackson and Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel
Hackett
Wessman
Benny
Hatetter
Gussie Way
New York
Abe Lindenosm
Lindeibarniis
Messrs
Collins, Hanebust
Cheistopter Pillinore
Sanford
tLsies
Medidiygs
Tie Parker Feetuire
Cuaiapltes
Venawater Deehiure Iipeaa
Villinore
Isotlins
Chiisia
Dan Madeoner
Cganiston
O Po Jackson
Sun
Local Visits and Church Aid Report From Punston Area
Residents Emery Miriat Jardine Soy Krier and Agnes Kayser met Saturday for a camp visit with relatives and friends. Joseph Wael returned Tuesday from Scotland and Vermissions. Francis Pahy came back from Minneapolis to testify before the Heeisteation board. Joe Warner of Bernard and Willise Krater of Inwood returned home Tuesday after visiting Jake Warner’s home. Mrs James Fahy returned from Minneapolis Tuesday visiting daughters Nellie and Mrs Stark. Sennett to Gani Merritt New Jersey. A Pond sale Saturday at Curtins Oate benefited the YWCA. $40 plus Baptist Ladies Aid total sent to Nations Headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriat Jardine Soy
Krier
Agnes Kayser
Punston
Joseph Wael
Scotland
Vermissions
S. 1
Francis Pahy
Minneapolis
Apear
Joe Warner
Bernard, Jro
Willise Kranter
Inwood, Ui
Othe
Jake Warner
James Fahy
Y. Ww
The
Baptist Church
Nations Headquarters
Parkston Festival Draws Notable Visitors and Parkston Citizens
Parkston residents and guests attended a Saturday event featuring performances by a local band under Prof. Woel. The program drew crowds with a variety of acts, praised as among the best in recent memory. Several travelers, including Mr Haas and Mrs Pfeifer, visited relatives in nearby towns.
Local Social Notes From Raynd City Area
Sunday to Tuesday visits mark a period of travel and family news as residents like Draper Roberts Reidll, Albert Boos, John Ryan, and Alfred Anderson return from trips. Mrs Anderson undergoes an abscess drainage procedure with relief reported after the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Oy Reidll v
Alfred Zoske
Raynd City
Tie
Albert Boos
Murdo
Ghirton Riples
John Ryan
Shoun City
Dinon
Alfred Anderson
Prosper Union 1 meeting includes musical program and talks
Prosper Laed Union No 1 held a meeting with TA Anderson present on Friday evening. Miss Bert Wheamus and Miss Andrews provided music. Members received rel Mes, and business discussions followed with some important deeds discussed. Refreshments were served after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosper Laed Union No. 1
TA. Anderson
Bert Wheamus
Miss Andrews
Hottiman
Gavisim
Sindlay
Bassam
Merl Rossii
Stiekdiey
Prout
Gorn
Charles Hendrickson
C. Whinstruck Fant
Waller Lawrence
Mitcheil
Meutie Liawrence
Giana Tessans
Bert Viomas
Joe Gabriel
Blan
I. V. Carlson
CPO
Ethan
McNary
Lawrence Ome
Lawrenes
Doe
Driel Spent Werthestas Oyetine with Carlson
Fragmentary OCR notes show Driel spent time with Carlson amid unclear context. Names and events are partially garbled, preventing precise reconstruction of roles, dates, or outcomes. Further readable text needed for a reliable summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driel
Carlson
Valentine honor marks Navy enlistment for Joe
A note from Vedlentine honors Joe who enlisted in the navy and is expected to be called Soon. The celebration included family and friends, as St Bode is noted as ill in another fragment. Reports mention visits from Miss dsabete Greee of Hawarden and Dr OO. A. Kimble traveling for business. The Junior Red Grass reports 36 enrollments and a strong output to the bureau of supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdo
Wureau
CIA
Frites
Wri- SF
St. Bode
Vedlentine
Joe
Dsabete Greee
Hawarden
George Brounskill
OO. A. Kimble
Willie River
Cy Wren
Diehls
Rapid City
Bureau of Supplies, Lets
Local Notes From Perry Township and Nearby Areas
Community briefs recount visits and health updates. Mrs. A A Balding returns from Mitchell hospital and is easing back at home. Minnie Lewis visits sister S W Baie. Felix Blindauer moves machinery to his father’s farm near Letcher. Several families, including Hinders, Eliott, Balding, Balding, Wildmann, Clapsaddle, Bates, and Bates, share weekend gatherings and travel moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lewis
Kansas City
Ars
Clirenne Clapsaddie
Beth
Wessington Springs News Highlights Local Fire and Meetings
A fire left the college building interior ruined with only walls standing. a temporary auditorium scaffold rose for use until rebuilding. Local officials and residents attended the Commercial club meeting where officers were elected and plans discussed, including a fourth anniversary event and a silver medal contest.
Local Social Notes From Marion Visit Arrivals And Returns
Marion Sam Dykstra returns to Sioux Falls after a Sunday visit with Mr. and Mrs. S Dykstra. John Loambertz comes back from a month in Iowa and Wisconsin. Mrs. Paul Welland of Bridgewater visits her parents Mr. and Mrs John Siliner. Mr and Mrs Bliner Blefner stay a few days at the Wim Janssen home south of town. Mrs Plefner is a niece of Mrs Janssen and they are on a moon honeymoon trip. Mrs John Bittner returns from Manchester with Eva. The Bennj Blu and sons Pyler and Luther head to Bis mark after visiting Mrs Kludts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dykstra
Sioux Falls
S. Dykstra
John Loambertz
Iowa
Wisconsin
Paul Welland
Bridgewater
Heme
John Siliner
Bliner
Plefner
Janssen
John Bittner
Manchester
Eva
Marion Satires
Fragmentary Local Notice From Distant Burial Scene
Fragmented OCR text describes a visit to a home in Menne and a funeral in Altana Pennsylvania. It mentions Miss Weehinsley, a Jacob Mandel property sale, a granite well cost of 4750, a 184 foot last drive to Sioux Falls granite with four inch drills, and Mike Wolbes from Creighton College attending his grandmother's funeral, with fleeting reference to the Catholic Order of Foresters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aheob Vanet
Othe
Adam Weidenhbach
Menne
Harley McCiaires
Priday
Altana
Pennsylvania
Weehinsley
Jacob Mandel
Brown
Sioux Falls
Mike Wolbes
Creighton Peoliege
Omnaba
Order of
Foresters
Obituary Notices From a Small Town Chronicle
The text reports multiple obituaries and funeral notices. It mentions Mrs. Josephine Wells and Mrs. Mike, with services held at the Catholic church and interment in the cemetery east of town. Messages from Welland and Frank Morrison arrive from sons abroad, and photos from the Huyiin Shaings depict family in the Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae Elise
Fred Reimer Sas ii
Miuisian
Wah AZ
Ganges
Josephine Wells
Heridsughtur
Mike Anners
Eluaren
Eiberery
Uboaedee Wires
Welland
Frank Morrison
Pranes
Dalton School Sees 100 Percent Enrollment Honors
Dolton Miss Altheaswihart assumes charge of the school's music department in Slwood Ta fina. Pupils enrolled for music lessons as Monday events note. The Dalton school becomes the first in Turner county to reach full enrollment and will receive a Red Cross banner for the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altheaswihart
Slwood
Tafina
H. Edizer
Rab
Spencer Usness
Frank Wwdiger
The
Lee Finishiec
al Aeng Tay Nwu
Tillman
G. Setiula
J. T. Sehroader
Winters
Schou
Nellie J. Appleby
Turner County
Mitchell area hosts dedication of new Methoustic hospital
Reports from Mitchell note Chamberlain Mro and Mrs. John B wait attending the dedication of the new Meth oust hospital built near town west of the university. The event followed a drive to enroll county schools in the Junior Red Cross and included local residents such as Me I. Sweet, a longtime Erie county homesteader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro
John B. Wait
Mitchell
Methoust Hospital
Uniter
Lincoln
Washington
Red Cross
I. Sweet
Resi Iso
Erie County
Desoutti
Chamberlain
Hichiwit
Welchart
Can- Couvet
Phil Mwazard
Fenl
Wmgh
Local and regional notes from Minneapolis and nearby towns
Letcher Steve Heineman Russ Hopkins Bryant Millen and Georgie Wilds were in Minneapolis last week. Mr and Mrs George Cox returned from Mason Iowa after a death in the Cox family. Mrs Robert Richardson visited Anoka Minnesota and returned Tuesday. Frank Wooden traveled to Excelsior Springs Missouri for rheumatism treatment. John Evans of Gogsville came to become depot agent in Letcher as Amundson is promoted to Aberdeen. I Bates bought a Poland China sow for 450 dollars at the Sibley hog sale then shipped it home. A social dance at the opera house on February 14 benefited the Sanborn county Red Cross, 76 tickets sold for 41 dollars each, netting 14250 for the Red Cross after expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Heineman
Russ Hopkins
Bryan Millen
Georgie Wilds
Minneapolis
George Cox
Mason
Cons
Robert Richardson
Anoka
Minn
J. K Rurg
Frank Wooden
Excelsior Springs
Wooden
John Evans
Gogswell
Leteher
Amundson
Aberdeen
I. Bates
Sibley
Ny Express
Local Residents and Visitors Reported Around Davison County
Notices from Mr Vernon to Mitchell and Ellsworth show residents visiting relatives and attending events. Governor Norbeck attended a speech in Mr Vernon with John A Johnson and Bernice Browne. Will Pattentier returns from Beresford after railroad work. Keith takes charge of the cream station after March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Gr. Sibley
Will
Fay
France
Boyl. Larson
Chass Schwarzenbach
Ellsworth
John A. Johnson
Bernice Browne
Mitchely
Tov
Norbeck
Vernon
Weith Pattentier
Beresford
Omaha Railroad
Keith
Partneers
Union Mercantile Company
Worker Shifts to Mitchell for Turner Produce Company
A longtime staffer taking charge this year moves to Mitchell to join the Turner Produce Company where he has secured new employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fin
Mitchell
Turner Produce Company
Stickney Inn Improvements and Local Travel Notes
Foreliner the proprietor of the hotel property plans internal renovations. Pierre and Jake le Roos, siblings of Mrs. G VanArendonk, returned home after a visit with the VanArendonk family. Arthur Brown went back to Canada after a stay with local relatives. Miss Evelyn Wallace resumed studies at Mitchell University after a short home vacation. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs Ketel and others, traveled to the Twin Cities for the auto show with some planning stops along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win. Foreliner
Pierre
Jake le Roos
G. VanArendonk
Springfeld
DeWolf Trip to Los Angeles and Local Updates
M. J. DeWolf left for a visit to Los Angeles and is due back March 1. J. K. Burg improving after medical treatment in Hot Springs and expected home soon. John Silver traveled from his Redfield-area farm for business on Friday. Frank Porter sold hogs for 826 dollars. Robert Hudson sold hogs for 60 dollars. The G I L and Circle met at the Botkins home with many friends present. Miss M Warnilton gave a talk as National Secretary of Chautauqua work. Red Cross shipped knitted goods to Minneapolis headquarters including sweaters helmets muff bands socks and a trench cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. DeWolf
Los Angeles
Calif
FR. DeWolf
J. K. Burg
Hot Springs
Ark
John Silver
Redfield
S Silrer
Frank Porter
Robert Hudson Ise
G. IL. and
W. G. Botkins
Cirele
Uectine
Local residents note family visits and personnel changes
White Lake residents report visits from Mrs. Clifford Rogers and Frank Tovey. George Tilton begins a three week Tampa visit. Mike Griffin heads to military camps and plans to see friends in Shieaze before returning via Wayne Nebraska. Ralph Ywaniley returns from Omaha after enlisting in the Army. A. G. Woodsward and family depart for a week in Sioux City. M. C. Palmer sells his stake in the White Lake Light and Power to L. H. Snyder who resumes duties at the plant. Mrs. Hutchins arrives from Oacoma to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tilton
Tampa
Pla
Mike Griffin
Shieaze
Nebraska
Ralph Ywaniley
Omaha
Ralph
Wintton Corps
Sam
A. G
Oacoma
Kimball Briefs: Travel, Service, and Family News
Mrs. Dieseh planned visits to Omaha and Cedar Rapids before returning home. Mrs. Corcoran and daughter traveled to their new Nebraska home, Fay Coller arrived from Osakis Minnesota after Christmas with his mother. Arthur MekKee completed a northern trip including Waterloo Clarksville Keen and Sioux City. George Brown, brother of Mrs. Samuels Jett, headed to Wateroo Nebraska. Mrs. George left for Camp Funston Kansas to join her husband in the army. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sullivan from Iword Ja visited after relatives in the west. Postmaster Quirk learned his appointment was confirmed by Senator Johnson. Frank Bien of Hayward California reports Nick Bein with Pershing’s troops in France. two more Bein sons will join. The Bein family remains notable in Kimball and Buffalo County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuels Jett
Wateroo
Neb
George Could
Camp Funston
Kansas
Mo O
Robert Sullivan
Iword
John Husgan
Quirk
Senator Johnson
Sete
Hayward
Galif
Nick
Pershing
France
Bein
Kimball
Buffalo County
Furlough extension for Shay Hunt and various local notes
Shay Hunt received an extension of furlough and is visiting friends at Bertsill Oklahoma. Mrs. Ernie Biehimond of Murdo visits the Raysmith Nome this week. Homer Dean and daughter Mes plan to Des Moines for spring. Leo Spears reports recovery from an operation. W G Lonnie from Prescott notes Mr. Lonnie at Camp Funston. Alfred Zoske returns from Pierre State Credit Rural Board session praising statewide loans totaling over 6,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shay Hunt
Bertsill Okla
Ernie Biehimond
North of Murdo
Raysmith
Camp Guster
Grand Rapids
Mie
W. Gi. Lonie
Lomie
Canmip
Funston
Alfred Zoske
State Credit Rural Board
Pierre
Miss Pauline Kruse and Nicholas Koppert Wed at Home
Spencer society reports the marriage of Miss Pauline Kruse to Nicholas Koppert at the bride’s parents home on Monday February 44. Rev A Fenner officiated with only close family and two cousins present. The couple plans to reside in Vermillion after a honeymoon in the Twin Cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Kruse
Nicholas Koppert
A. Fenner
Margaret Freese
Herbert Hoese
Farmer, S. D
Vermillion
Plankinton Couples Wed in Early March Nuptials
Plankinton Society Miss Lena Wenner and Lloyd Dunn wed Wednesday at the Catholic church with Rev Pathor Suprenant officiating. Earlier union saw Miss Alice Dunn marry Frank Kurtz with Rev I A Young officiating at the Dunn home. The couples planned to move to Gilford Montana and Oacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Wenner
Lloyd Dunn
Pathor
Winifred Tracy
Glenn Dunn
A. H. Dunn
I. A. Young
Alice Dunn
Frank Kurtz
Gilford
Mont
Wurtz
Recreation Club
Fred Frink
Elks Initiate 23 New Members At Mitchell Lodge
Twenty three new Elks were initiated Friday at the Mitchell lodge, boosting the local membership to about 800 with another class expected in two weeks. More than 250 members and visitors attended the banquet and the flag ceremony, as Dr. Hilton Ime Jones and Secretary J. H. Davis spoke to a large gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Lodge
State
Northwest
Jarze
Hilton Ime Jones
J. H. Davis
Jr. Jones
France
German laborer Emil Scheimer arrested for alien enemy law defiance
Emil Scheimer, a 35 year old laborer known for rousing speech, was arrested by U S Marshal Thomas Taubman in Chamberlain and transported via Mitchell to Sioux Falls. He refused to register under the alien enemy law and faces a federal district court hearing before Judge Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Scheimer
Chamberlain
United States
Thomas Taubman
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Scheimer
Johny Giese
Federal District Court
Conway
Blair's Tobacco Box Fills For Soldiers
Mitchell residents donate tobacco candy and sweets to a large box at Blair Gigar store bound for Camp Cody and Deming New Mexico. Nearly forty collars worth of goods have been contributed in three weeks with Blair store adding its own gifts, shipping to Captain Harry Branson of the 427 Machine Gun Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldier Boys
Mitchell
Camp Cody
Hf. J. Blair Gigar
Boys of Old Troop
Deming
N. M
Blair
Harry GL. Branson
427 Machine Gun Company
First
South Dakota Cavalry
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Storla
Peter Kiehabuseh
Thhe
PP. G. Seifert
Diueliter
Fevetyn Daive Det Vi Barida Nel
Bodine Faamily
Chieiuen
Karenes Pinkeron
Vist
Henry Biliter
Fatter
Hebert Toda
Oank OT
Wile
Dothan
Addie Medegor
Wade
San Piero
Gal
Carrie Wade
Seenerr
Alexandria
Fulton
Corsica
Min
Mire
Bert Greene
Fam- U
Sani
Menno
Poland
Son
Lowa
J S
Meyers Guid
Wiseniires
Horace Oltts
Yukton
Mueller
Parkston
Viener
Vir
Thomypsen
Vhenipsen Furniher Compenny
Minnepolis
A. Trevel
Meni
AL Sehnaidt
Schmitt
Sinan City
Wenry
Wo Atsentrey
John Ittershaus
John Gross
Grass Wits
Aisenbre
Selem
Freeman
Joseph G Prtman
Mian Peiween
John Haas
Merril
Anni Ernst
Armour Saturrday
Hoy Tetsein
Warry Huey
Roy Huey
Tripp
Tar Eily Antl
G. Pfeifer
Brandson Poldsbarn
Kodoka
Basel
Veontisyertinn
Hepathe
Stauxnary
Mim
Wet
John Wayser
Evaneidie Hettinger
Tony Celling
Hones
Wit Hess
Sines
Woel
meperWerdlis
Draper
Perry Township
Yocsington Springs
Er EK. Baker
Chicago
Wessington Springs
HeAveyer
Gily
Viden Gutts
Jett
Y. Oy
VW. Brown
Sionn
Lalis
Patowwi Oe
TM. Olsen
B. Thadeh
Mo Enelund
Secretar
Ural
Vin
da. i
Atismat
Ol. Ld
Wilhim Zink
Hobrimary
Edmunds
Mitchéll
Methodist Episcopal Ehurch
Mantrons
Blacks
GD. Brossa
He Reds
J. CG
Sede- Vick
Marion
Dolton
Stickney
White Lake
Clifford Rogers
Fort Riley
Frank Tovey
Tulsa
Okla
Spencer Society
Plankinton Society
ELKS
Charles Anderson
Frank McMahon
Floyd Kings
Lawrence Evans
Ernest Carlson
Ray Blynn
Ray Folk
Amos Shee
Albert Starr
Iver Peterson
James Burke
James Rogan
H. P. Nibtick
A. J. Mann
William Darling
Guy Julian
G. T. Roberts
GC. F. Toloyoson
George BR. Gibbs
Paul Hoffman
U. A. Humbert
Wesley Wood
L. A. Schnoor
Taubman
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