Local Resident Movements and Visits Reported
Notable comings and goings include T. Notson traveling from Mitchell on business, P. G. Wstee touring Sioux Falls for business, and Miss Rinnie Nolt visiting relatives in Pukwana. Prof. Griffin attended Peter Jarding's funeral, Dorothy Chase visited Emery, and Mr. Bertelson returned from Scotland, South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey. G.“T. Notson
Mitchel
P. G. Wstee
Sioux Malls
Gome
Rinnie Nolt
al Heller
BF. OH. Griffin
Peter Jarding
Dorothy Chase
Virgie Bentz
Hame
Emery
Garly Bertelson
Scotland
S. C
Bertelson
Harry Billingham
Fulton
A. E. Jackson
Chris Heineman
Murdo
Kate Boquet
North Dakota
Galadonia
Minn
Jacob Sehtitz
Plankinton Social Roundup Notes Travel and Events
Plankinton residents report several relatives visiting in Rockford and Van Wyo while others plan visits in Wyoming and Douglas. Farmers union delegates set August 16 for a county picnic at Union hall with national speaker and sports program. Local families host gatherings, church meetings, and a Sunday sewing class social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Steel
van Wyo
BL. OW. Gerhard
Fritz Gerhard
Rex Bucklin
Sioux
Grace Gerhard
M. McBride
McGausland
Herman Shinehaun
Salem
S. D
Harry Broder
Avon
Ss. D
L. A. Baron
Louie Hawkins
Knobbs
Montana
Mitchell
John Hawkins
Joseph Meeska
Wyoming
Harry Gedney
Orin Junction
Tfarald Gedney
Douglas
John
Ms Claim
Glenda
Farmers Union
Teir
Union Hall
Wiresteel Township
Farmers’ Union Anda
Aurora County
Town News From Twin Cities To Wesson Springs
Artesian Mrs A P Anderson returns from a Wessington Springs visit. Dr GO B Wenton buys the OM Ryan residence and will move in next spring. Mrs B D Johnson returns from Sioux Falls. Robert Mohang visits Woonsocket. Bennett and J M Bennett return from Twin Cities area. D L Waterbury visits M A Brown from Akron. M J Witkey returns to Dubuque after a visit at Doe Urassel home. Myrtle Lindstraga heads to Red Wing for summer. returns this fall. Impromptu dance last night enjoyed. W R Burkholder in St Paul buying stock for new general store opening soon. 10, Sweet and W W Lossing seek treatment at Chamberlain sanitarium. Carnival bills announced for August 22 28 24. New portable stage being prepared for t0 0 F hall. Mr and Mrs Jas Purge welcome a new boy born early Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Anderson
Wessington Springs
GO. B. Wenton
OM. Ryan
B.D. Johnson
Sioux Balls
R Dbert Mohang
Woonsocket
Blow. Bennett
J. M. Bennett
Twin Cities
EU Toa
W. OR. Burkholder
St. Paul
Sweet
W. W. Lossing
Chamberlain Sanitarium
Pruedo
F. Hall
Jas la Purge
Bridgewater Trip Notes and Local Social Highlights
Bridgewater resident Jacob Psehetten traveled through Chamberlain Witten Winner and returned via Lake Andes Armour and Parkston noting fine crops Priogy county had the best in sight Elsie Satterlee arrived from Cedar Malls Ta to visit sister Mrs J P Vsehetter and plans a Mitchell area summer stay Mrs Charles Samz arrives from Minneapolis and Bridgewater Corner Band with 35 members to perform at Ruskin Park today showcasing strong local music roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Psehetten
Bridgewater
Chamberlain
Mrom
Witten
Winner
Jake Psehetter
Lake Andes
Armour
Parkston
Priogy County
Elsie Satterlee
Cedar Malls
J. P. Vsehetter
South Dakota
Mitchell Area Visitors and Short Trips Reported
Frank Garpenter and Miss Cecelia Cougalin traveled from Mitchell to visit relatives. Mitchell residents Margaret and Clara Hoffman visited Harm Gassens, while Maryseblitz and Josephine Jarding were Mitchell visitors. Lee Brown stayed at Spirit Lake Iowa then returned home. Tom and Mrs Davis of Vermilion visited Pat Driscoll home. Mrs Jerry Driscoll and John Driscoll Jr spent Tuesday evening in Mitchell. George Durisely and family left for Hot Springs to spend a few weeks. Mrs Nellie Brant departed for a visit with friends in Willaames Montana. Mrs J MeKtillip Mohr Clark Warren and Luella MebWillip of Mitchell stopped briefly en route from Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Garpenter
Mitchell
Cecelia Cougalin
Margaret
Clara Hoffman
Bridgewater
Harm
John Driscoll, Jr
George Durisely
Mot Springs
Nellie Brant
Willaames
Mont
Fred Newton
J. MeKtillip
Mohr
Clark Warren
Luella MebWillip
Sioux Falls
Parkston Socials and Parkston Band Schedule Summer Concerts
Parkston residents visit relatives in Mitehe Hudson and Sioux City while others travel to Menno Hebron and celebrate twin babies birthday party. The Parkston band plans open air concerts each Wednesday all summer with charity ice cream sales by the Daughters of Isabella benefiting the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Sehlingen
Mitehe
Marie Fergen
Loraine
Frances Behrend
Hudson
J. @. Crockett
Sioux City
Bertha Weidenbach
Marie Schweigert
Edmund Mueller
Otta Leisehner
Menno
W. 10. Gray
Helen Gray
Glaude Gray
Earl Gray
Hebron
Neb
Gray
H. G. Rempfer
Parkston Band
Parkston Court
Daughters of Isabella
Red Cross
Local visitors and harvest notes from the Upper Sioux area
Tuesday and weekend visits by Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Humphreys and others mark community activity at Lower Rule and town. Helen Hendricks attends summer sessions at Spearfish Normal. Major R. W. Sommers of Chamberlain visits town. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hanson and daughter Alice visit KR Brown family. Guse and Matejovsky travel from Mitchell to Pine Ridge for real estate interests. Barley and rye harvest underway but expected yield dips due to insufficient rainfall. overall crop prospects remain fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Humphreys
Lower Rule
Helen Hendricks
Spearfish State
Frank Trumbo
I. B. Hemphill
Frank C. Matejovsky
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Local visits and community notes from Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs residents host visitors from Draper Polo Mt. Vernon and Armour. Militia recruits head to Fort Meade for training as hundreds travel by car convoy from Woonsocket to Mitchell decorated with flags. Leona Wright visits and recalls friends, while Prof. J. E. Johnson and family tour the Kennedy home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Comfort
Mt. Vernon
S. D
Ala. McConnell
Fort Meade
Woonsocket
Mitchell
Leona Wright
R. F P. Wright
Mr. Wright
J. E. Johnson
Armour
Johnson
Menno Residents Welcome Visiting Relatives and Musicians
Local residents greet relatives from Missouri Minnesota and St. Louis visiting Menno and nearby towns. The Menno band traveled to Scotland to perform for Soldiers departing, with several families hosting guests from Ganistota Vermillion Washington and beyond.
Woonsocket News Briefs and Obituary
Residents report travel from Artesian Jamestown Ashton and Red Oak visiting Woonsocket. Bonds of ten thousand dollars for a new city hall pass by 83 to 70 as Woonsocket votes total 1538. Wm G Macaulay, longtime local businessman, dies after months of illness. funeral held at Presbyterian church with interment at Adventine cemetery. City shops close in honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Santee
Artesian
M. BE. Dillon
Jamestown
Alma Authier
M. L. Autheir
Aberdeen
Owens
Ashton
A. 2. McKay
Ashton Chronicle
Woonsocket
J. W. Moates
Red Oak
Geo. Moates
Presbyterian Church
Wm. Anderson
Dventine
White Lake Social Notes and Farm Visit Highlights
Susan Deiseh left last Sunday for Parui. Emma Waldron visits Sioux City nursing training hospital. Mrs Jemima Lloyd returned from Kimball with Mary Sevrance visiting friends. George Waves from Alexandria Suintciy spent day with relatives with Mildred Jester. Mind Mildred stayed home. The farm near Sante Basi Cae faced hail damage on arrival threatening crops. Reis and son from Narora 1th visited to explore settlement. Margaret Loevinger hosted seven classmates with a Myes Market Shoal visit in Detroit. Directors of the Viene Gorin fy Toit association planned for August 2 and 3. Pacers UUneon Iseais prepared for fair. Executive Committee named: Gearhard, Wd. Bo Sie Ivar, Frank Rake, J. Domesan, M Caurypbell, J. Koehler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Susan Deiseh
Tome
Parui
Emma Waldron
Sioux City
Cam
Jemima Lloyd
Kimball
Mary Sevtrance
George Waves
Alexandria Suintciy
Mildred Jester
Mildred
Ile
Crain
Narora
Sandy
Reis
Mes
Stercohen
Margaret Loevinger
Tegen Af Myes
Deteromt
Looevinger
1. Gearhard
Bo Sie Ivar
Prank Rake
J. Domesan
Oo M Caurypbell
J. Koehler
Army medical corps officer heads to training camp
The report notes Mrs Kennedy's family and Mr Johnson among Madison residents. Keene of this area is listed in the medical corps and has a commission as first lieutenant. He expects orders daily and will leave for a training camp by month’s end, with deployment likely to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour S
Johnson
Kennedy
Keene
Medical Corps
Fed States Army
Visiters at Lake Feewilh FinE Tim Myrl
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a lake visit and hires or aspects. Readable items point to a local visit or social event near a lake with unspecified timing and people. The garbled words obscure clear names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feewilh Lake
Tim Myrl
Local residents and visitors tour noting summer trips
Parker W Ro Wood and family visit Lake Chobaji with Mrs W L King of Mitel. Mrs Goff returns from Wisconsin with her father for a visit. Dr and Mrs Eyes and children back from Black Hills trip. Blye returns home with daughter and family. Mrs Amelia Pfeiffer and Miss Gladys back from Sturgis visit. Ruth Evans and daughter spend two weeks at Monmouth. Mrs Roantree visits Red Grass chapter work rooms in Parker. Town and surrounding counties see travel to Mad ex Haakon and Jackson. Townsend and Ricks families vacation in Presho and Minnesota. Mrs Hunt and Mrs Visneron head to Sturgis. doctor to Port Meade for army service. Mrs Boote visits Sheffield Th and Sanborn with relatives. Rev Visneron of Boston to be resident priest for local church. plan to erect a residence for a priest in Murdo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ro Wood
Lake
Chobaji
W. HL. King of
Mitel”iting
Parker
WK. Goff
Wisconsin
Robert Bertleson
Draper
W. S
W. EF. Blye
Wells
Amelia Pfeiffer
Gladys
Sturgis
Hingis
Robert Roantree
Sions Falls
Red Grass
Haakon
Jackson
Mro
George M. Townsend
A. A. Ricks
Presho
Sun- Hiek
Herbert Vernon
A.A. Ricks
Minnesota
Herbert Vernon Jr
W. M. Hunt
Port Meade
Alk. Boote
Sheffield
Sanborn
John Bf. Visneron
Boston
Murdo
Armour Paul Darling Returns Home and County Fair Dates Set
Armour Paul Darling visits his parents Rev and Mrs Darling before returning to Yankton. Douglas County fair dates are August 22 28 24. Crops suffered heavy losses from Thursday storms near Armour Geddes and Lake Andes. Thos B Roberts ex congressman G H W Burke and A B Gumming guests of Timothy Norton at Lake Headed by Scoutmaster Harald J Crutchett Boy Scouts hiked to the lake. Bruce Gillis of Company AB 20th Infantry at Fort Bliss Texas promoted to corporal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Darling
Can
Yankton
Thos. B. Roberts
G. H W. Burke
A. B. Gumming
Pierre
Timothy Norton
Harald J. Crutchett
Bruce Gillis
Company
20Th Infantry
Fort Bliss
Texas
Presho Residents Visit Relatives and Local News
Presho residents Presho Mrs G W Lenin and Miss Elsie Beale of Draper spent Wednesday visiting relatives. Corner Torensen returned from a month in Iowa and South Dakota. County teachers took the teachers examination in Presho. The M B K Aid met with Mrs Colburn. Mrs Jack Hubbard visited her parents and Ruths wedding to J Allen Clute. Mrs C H West left for Rochester for medical care. Mr and Mrs N J Thomson left for a trip through the Black Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Lenin
Elsie Beale
Draper
Presho
Corner Torensen
Varios Points
Iowa
South Dakota
M. BK. Aid
2. Colburn
Jack Hubbard
Mitchel
A. T. Heller
Ruth
J. Allen Clute
C. H. West
Rochester
Minn
N. J. Thomson
Wills
Local visits and road travel among Ethan residents
Ethan residents recount visits and relatives from Mt. Vernon, Bridgewater, Tobin Township, Sioux City, Beloit, Gustave, Mitchell and other areas. Plastering crews work on large contracts as families share visits and returns home from trips across several towns.
Belvidere Mobilization Sends 17 Volunteers. Fire and Local News
Belvidere residents mobilize sixteen cavalry troops to Kimball and one infantry volunteer to Scotland while the town hosts a send off. A prairie fire East of town prompts a home made water wagon. Local moves include clergy filling in and residents traveling to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvidere
Kimball
Cavary
Scotland
JL. OG. Findley
Ardmore
Ranier
KH. W. Reeves
Yankton
Jerry Murphy
Pat Morgan
Tyndall
Old Settlers
Philip
Ed Barr
Here
Charles Clausen
Sioux Falls
U.S
Gomissioner Reeves
Interior
Louis Welff
Tabor
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Illnesses
Mrs J A Stolt has been ill two weeks. Travelers include Robert Rankin, Leo Spears, Earle Mculvainey, and Arthur Jorgensen with K Hamilton visiting or returning from Philip, Mitchell, Draper, and Minnesota. A mishap involving a bottle of amenia injured a child but she recovered. Mesdames Bowers attended the Woman's club in Dra per with Mrs J B Tobias sen. Red Cross plans discussed. guests included Mrs Mary Dowling Mrs Peterson Mrs BE Dowling and Miss Stolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stolt
Robert Rankin
Leo Spears
Philip
Earle Mculvainey
Oat Kennebec
Ooweek
Draper
Gree
Hayes
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota
Mitewell
CG. Bradfield
Dr. Schussler
J.B. Tobiassen
Red Cross
Mary Dowling
Peterson
Dowling
Miss Stolt
Local visits and trips span Stanly County area
Murdo W Hitchcock and Bruce Jenks traveled from Okaton on business Monday evening. Miss Enda Walker from Oneoma arrived Wednesday with Mrs. Marie Kenney. Townsend Gallagher Babcock Kitzenberg visited Inferior Bennett county Sunday. Weaver just returned from Kennebec where his daughter Mrs. Meclellan lives. Thelma Corey visited Wendie for the week at Mr. and Mrs. Kerlin’s home. Belvidere plans an old settlers picnic for Stanley County, now Stan-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OC. Hitchcock
Bruce Jenks
Okaton
Enda Walker
Oneoma Andrived
Marie Kenney
Rh. B. Townsend
M. Gallagher
Ko. Babcock
ROG
Kitzenberg
Inferior
Bennett County
Kf. B. Weaver
Kennebec
S.A. Meclellan
Thelma Corey
Wendie
M. Pp. Kerlin
Belvidere
Stanley County
Stan
People and travels noted in Mitchell and Kennebec areas
Local notices list residents in Mitchell and Kennebec visiting relatives and moving about. Names include S A McCullen Claude Warren Heston Bo Weaver A Werner Barbara Rearick Dyson Lerum family Hager Jensen and Nona Davis. Gardiner matters show shipments of cream and horses from Kennebec July 1916 to July 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A. McCullen
Claude
Irwin
Warren Heston
Kennebec
Mitchell
Bo. Weaver
Murao
A. Werner
Oacoma
Barbara Rearick
A. J. Dyson
Draper
W. E. Lerum
Marguerite
Leff
Plainview
Neb
Eugene Hager
Mr. Hager
G. BK
Party Honors Hazel Jones at Houchin Home
Miss Grace and Miss Gladys Houchin hosted a gathering of ladies at their east of town home Thursday afternoon to honor Hazel Jones who spent the week in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Gladys Houchin
Houchin
Hazel Jones
Local residents share visits and a Bancroft wedding
Marion Mrs. PP H Goelz visited Delton with her daughter Mrs. W J Smith. Mrs. Arthur Steckle of Des Moines left after a visit. Mrs. Richard Offen and daughters Mabel and Laura returned to Mar iow. Mrs. Henry Kusler and family visited relatives in George. Mrs. Henry Deltman and child returned to Ceylon after a week with kin. Miss Leona Seh lunsen joined a fortnight's visit. Miss Tottie Corrier and Charles Barber wed at Riverside church. couple to reside in Bancroft after a short trip to Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PP. H. Goelz
Delton
W. J. Smith
Arthur Steckle
Des Moines
Richard Offen
Mabel
Laura
Sioux Alls
Mariow
Henry Kusler
Fredonia
No 1
Peter Sehempp
George
Gerald Seehoon
Henry Deltman
Ceylon
Minn
Leona Sehlunsen
Tottie Corrier
Charles Barber
Riverside Methodist Church
Revo
Joshua Watson
Riverside
Bancroft
Mitchell Area Social Roundup Spanning Visits and Examinations
Mr. Vernon and Mrs. Olmstead with daughter Madeline visited L A Wilson home over Sunday. Erwin Gottingham started duties at Western State Bank. Miss Bernice Ensberg of Toronto S D visits sister Mrs S M Olness. Mrs Geo Garlson and family from Mitchell stayed with Mrs G H Smith. Mr and Mrs G C G Schultz from Mitchell visited daughter Mrs J Alt. Hooppock family and Postmaster Dougherty toured Spencer. Opal McBonagh celebrated her 14th birthday with prel classmates. Mt Vernon students Marion Ferguson Bertha Meltner Cora Ostrus Kurt Wittig Mary Jicksen Mabel Wilhoite Martha Komstand Elenor Feehey Elmore Bailey Lillie Fram Grace Metzger Vernon Wilhoite passed seventh and eighth grade exams at Mitchell. others must repeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woop. Olmstead
Madeline
Mitchell
L. A. Wilson
Erwin Gottingham
Western State Bank
Bernice Ensberg
Toronto
S. D
S. M. Olness
Geo. Garlson
Daugthers
G. H. Smith
G. CG
Mt. Vernon
Marion Ferguson
Bertha Meltner
Cora Ostrus
Kurt Wittig
Mary Jicksen
Mabel Wilboite
Martha Komstand
Elenor Feehey
Elmore Bailey
Lillie Fram
Grace Metzger
Vernon Wilhoite
Redfield Parents Order School Dress Code For Wartime Economy
At a Redfield PTA meeting a resolution requires high school and eighth grade girls to wear form dresses in sailor or mindy blouse styles made of cotton or wool, with modest necklines and elbow length sleeves, eliminating silk outfits. Boys must stop wearing sweaters and jerseys in the school room. The board endorses the plan as propriety and wartime economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield School
Redfield
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Board of Education
Burleson urged to probe traitor charges in North Dakota
Senator McCumber called on Postmaster General Burleson to investigate reports that a North Dakota postmistress and her husband hosted a lecturer who insulted the flag. He warned that patriotic residents may act if the issue is ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate
Burleson
Northakota
Senator McCumber
New Barracks for Troopers Move to Notre Dame Academy
Troop E the cavalry unit relocates from the Green building to Notre Dame academy, occupying the entire facility. The site includes a gym, study room with piano, sleeping quarters, and updated cots and blankets. Muster into federal service slated for tomorrow with possible personnel rejections after physicals. Dining shifts from Stacey's to Widmann hotel for part of the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame Academy
O'Flaherty
Notre Dame
Harry L. Branson
Glerk Glen Smith
Walter D. Tobin
L. Jones
Quartermaster’s Department
Omaha
Federal Service
Stacey’s
Widmann Hotel
Horses Fall and Crush Out Life
Mrs. Gus Maurer of Hardingrove died after helping her two sons hitch a stone boat team. A fractious horse toppled, she suffered a broken thigh and internal injuries, and died shortly after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Gus Maurer
Hardingrove
Farmer George Rutherford fatally found beside corn cultivator
Pierre South Dakota reports Campbell county farmer George Rutherford found dead in a field beside a corn cultivator. He was alone when the accident occurred, his body pierced by a shovel. A search later located the team near the field, Witherford also dead. He leaves a wife and several small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
S. D
George Rutherford
Campbell County
Witherford
Marriage licenses rise in Brown county aided by North Dakota youths
Aberdeen S July 23 The Brown county clerk of court notes 49 more marriage licenses issued in the fiscal year ending July 1 than the prior year ending July 4 1916. He believes the rise is due largely to North Dakota couples who oppose that state’s eugenics law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Brown County
North Dakota
Wilson Back Home After Hampton Roads Trip
President Wilson returns to Washington from a three day voyage aboard the naval yacht Mayflower departing Hampton Roads. He arrived in the capital early today to resume official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington, D. C
President Wilson
Hampton Roads
Bel gian War Commission Welcomed in Louisville
Belgian War commission received an enthusiastic five hour visit with citizens decorating in Belgian colors and crowds greeting the delegation in Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Belgian War Commission
Wool Gathering on South Dakota Ranch Stirs Local Attention
Yale South Dakota July 24 The community reports a man collecting wool from bushes on Paul Ashley's sheep ranch home to 4400 sheep and 1000 lambs A young man George Wood gathered sacks of wool from brush selling it for 45 dollars The ranch netted 410000 this year as wool prices rise from 11 to 40 45 cents A dry spell limits hay and alfalfa production reducing farm income in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
S. D
Paul Ashley
George Wood
Ashley
Officers Test Camp Exams Set At Fort Snelling
Mitchell August 2-3 will host examining officers for the second officers training camp at Fort Snelling Minnesota Local exam work led by Captain Heaton and Captain Matson South Dakota quota 109 men 490 applications 449 percent of quota national applications 547 percent of capacity committee Davison county Frank Mitchell W A Delaney and Judge Dick Haney The Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid society meets Wednesday at Mrs Alex Larson home 5412 North Edmunds Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Snelling
Minn
Mitchell
Heaton
Matson
South Dakota
Bureau of the
Frank W. Mitchell
W. A. Delaney
Dick Haney
Davison County
Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Alex Larson
North Edmunds Street
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Alexandria
Rena Stewart
Rockford, Il
Tripp
G. F. Wittmeyer
Watt Theyer
Sentos Ver
Delmont
Ray
Keidhfield
Ees Pelo
Tring
Henry Klatt
Tiaac Wyant
W.T. Esmay
Freddie
Draper, S. 1
M.S. Cowman
Elmer Waterbury
BE. M. Mount
Polo, Mo
John Snart
Libby Annis
Hot Springs
R. L. Pound
Milwaukee
Wis
Pound
Lillian Watson
Milshell
Headley
Alice
Ed Whithimean
Clayton
Garolyn Schmith
Wilmar
Presgzler
Sioux Cuty
Gustave Flemmer
Arthur
St. Louis
Alma Heiser
Mrs. Zaft
Ganistota
Jenne
Tleiser
Missouri
Kenneth Tilton
Vermillion
H. G. Tilton
Thivelock, N. G
Pittsburgh
Washington
Steamond
Wahington
White Lake
Ape
Mad
Ethan
S. J. Shame
S. J. Nolb
Mutterer
Walter
Katy
Herman Magedorn
Milda
Chas. Stockel
Agnes Grady
Florence Schurz
Gale Spink
Tobin Llownship
Mary Mitchell
Bh. W. Gale
Beloit
Gertrude Schurz
Catherine Germscheid
VP. Navin
Marion
Vernon
Association OF Parent-Teachers AT
Genator McCumber
North Dakota Post
Big Vale
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