News items from neighboring cities include visits and travels
Presho reports Jonny Sweenem and son John at Mitchell for tonsil and adenoid removal. Baxter leaves for Belle Fourche to continue Nebraska Telephone Co. work. Thomsons attend Odd Fellows and Rebekah session in Pierre. Local families visit relatives near Olivet and Reliance. Death of a relative prompts funeral attendance in Mt Vernon. Several residents attend Odd Yellow and Rebekah Grand Lodge in Pierre. others go to Rochester after Mayo treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presho
Jonny Sweenem
John
Mitchell
Mriv
W. If. Baxter
Belle Fourche
Nebraska Telephone Co
N J. Thomson
Pierre
Odd Fellows and
Rebekah Band
Jodge
Coital City
S. Schilieht
Olivet
Aiito
Mrr
Tra Fraser
Rochester
Milana
Fraser
Mayo Hospital
J. A. Clute
P. H. Clute
Odd Fellows Grand Iadice
Capital
Big Stone City
Murdo News Notes and School Commencement Highlights
Callihan spent a few days at Van Metre this week. Geo M Townsend made a business trip for Mitchell last Thursday returning home Friday. Della Burke visiting Edna Olson near Vivian. Mr and Mrs E Burns of Olin ton Murdo visitors Thursday. Mrs Kimble and Mrs Pfafft to Pierre Friday meeting sisters attending Rebeccah assembly. Miss Whittle of Mitchell visiting Murdo. Red Cross hosts Miss Stratten a recital for fund on Friday evening May 34st. Carter family visiting Murdo. summer plans. Murdo public schools closed with baccalaureate at M Wh church Sunday and graduation Thursday under Rev Lewis. Hazel Ross and Floy England the sole graduates. Mrs Herbert Vernon of Presho visiting at A A Ricks. Milwaukee Railroad trainmaster from Mitchell conducted a conductor exam in Murdo. Col and Mrs Piper of Olaton visiting A T Wilson on way to Draper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdo Register of Deeds
Callihan
van Metre
Geo. M. Townsend
Mitchell
Della
Burke
Edna Olson
Vivian
E. Burns
Olinton
Murdo
Red Cross
Strateon
Hf, Abrahamson and Sons
Carter
Ray
Moline
Mlinois
O. L. Howard
M. Wh
Snyder
Venpera House
Lewis
Hazel Ross
Floy England
Herbert Vernon
Presho
A. A. Ricks
Milwaukee Railroad
Col
Piper
Oliaton
A. TP. Wilson
Draper
Community notes from Tripp area social and military updates
Mrs. FF N Fisch visited Scotland last Tuesday. Jacob Welsz and family came from Delmont to visit Martin Zeitner and wife. Christ Zeitner returned from Sioux Falls to visit his parents before joining the service. John Hauf went to Yankton for examination after transfer from North Dakota. McBride and spouses attended the Grand Lodge of the I C O and Rebekah assembly in Pi s rse. Wm Schliessmann tried to enlist in Sousa's Band in Chicago and weighs papers due soon. Miss Phyllis Meyers visited from Trilpy with her parents. Sgt Smuth Maag returned from Camp Funston for a short furlough. Mrs Jacob Brasmer of Mitchell visited Henry Klatt. Farewell party for Otto Bietz prior to enlistment. Hulda Friederich and Rose Permann visited. Jacob Dobler Sr returned from Sioux Gity hospital stay. Station Agent Max conducted business duties.
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Tripp
FF. N. Fisch
Scotland
Jacob Welsz Anu
Delmont
Martin
Zeitner
Christ Zeitner
Sioux Falls
Uncle Sam
John Hauf
Yankton
North Dakota
John
Atright
McBride
Jeff Mathur
Pisrse
Grand Lodge
The
Rebekah Assembly
Schliessmann
Chicago
Sousi
Phyllis Meyers
Trilyp
M. I. Meyers
Hulda Friederich
Rose Permann
Jacob Dobler
Sioux Gily
Max
Mitchell Area Notes and Local News Highlights
Paltry events fill the Mitchell column with reports of visits, illnesses, births, and routine community happenings. Mrs. Paul Smock visits Mitchell. a Twin Falls couple faces family strain. Mrs. Mussman tours Minneapolis while her husband joins servicemen headed to Camp Lewis. The Red Cross opens a Surgical Dressing department. seniors stage Diamonds and Hearts. Beulah Meikle demonstrates food ideas. and local meetings, travel, and school events weave through the week. Sidney’s recent arrival in France stirs family anticipation as letters resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brace Bruntielt
Horlaine
Hiere Tromt
Vivian Priday
Lioyd
Cifrenee Lewis
Fot
Mitchell Tive
Rye Fes
Chamberlain
Guy Ginute
Tod
Taylor Potter
Lewis Brothers
Paul Smock
Fran Mitchell
Lawrence Hon
J. J. Bon v
Thambertain Simnday
W. F. Mussman
Minneapoilis
Mussman
Twin Cities
Ussman
Camp Lewis
American Lake
L. B. Lanehtin
Aberdeen
Food Administration
William Lawson
George Pilger
George Meir
Ghiease
Frank Lawson
Waterloo
Iowa
Beulah Meikle
Mitchell
Travelers Club
Community News of Local Residents and Visits
Many residents returned from visits or travels this week including Miss sfobel Barnes from Monday POM and the group at Enid Oklahoma Mrs Lewis old home. Father Wressa attended Forty Hours Devotion in Withball while Miss Hortense Brisait visited Stickney School and Aunt Mrs hb Snavder returned from long drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfobel Barnes
CP Hele
Tee
Githwest
Carl Meier
Dittle Sen
Mrs. Lewis
Rogers
Gordon
Slit By
Allentown
Penn
Lieutenant Rogers
Europe
Ruth Breeding
Yankton
Chas. Bunting
Carn Palaice
Po G. Dunn
W. Baumgartner
Jake
Prank Wrell
John Reuland
Prank Krell
Gladys Scott
Watertown
Stile
Vermillion visitors and local travel notes include several residents
Kayser returns from Vermillion for vacation at home. Mrs. Hettinger from Beaver Creek visits daughter in Mars. Miss Irene Lambertus from Vermillion spends vacation at home. Dr Win J. Lewis and Bidnguind Wa del visit the city. Mrs John Faust and daughter Hildesard travel to Yankton for hospital entry. Casper Fergen visits Stickney to see son ill but improving. Mrs Baust and Mrs Sellimgren with Gerald return from Sioux City sanitarium. G P Gross from Ethan may move family here. Ray Davis and wife visit his mother Mrs Alice R L Davis. Miss Margaret McMartin comes from Vermillion to spend day with Hazel Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kayser
Vermillion
Hettinger
Beaver Creek
Minn
Mars
Irene Lambertus
Win J. Lewis
Bidnguind Wadel
Thatmbertain
John, Faust
Hildesard
Yankton
Casper Fergen
Stickney
C. C. Fergen
B. A. Baust
M. Sellimgren
Gerald
Sioux City Sanitarium
G. P. Gross
Ethan
Gross
Ray Davis
Letelier
Davis
Alice RL Davis
Margaret McMartin
Vermilli
Hazel Me
Martin
Woonsocket Social Notes and Local Moves
In Woonsocket last Sunday Br Gr Glazier and Huron expert piano finisher Jon Alpena were noted. Merle Waller resigned from Meyers Auto Co to buy cream for Warner Creamery. Frank Judge left for a few days to visit Fishbonmie in Parker. Roy Leighton and Virgil Knoodle were in Alpena while Miss Mirza McDonarod was ill. A number from town attended the high school play in Woonsocket Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike McCardle
Woonsorket
G. Glazier
Huron
Jon Alpena
Frank Judge
Cass
Fishbonmie
Parker
Merle Waller
Meyers Auto Ca
Warner
Mere Waller
McMillin
Lindsey Jenning
Gene
Ing Woonsocket Fist
Belvidere notes birth and local movements in town
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs A B Creek last week. L W Kurth of Beleview Tit has been installed as agent of the Milwaukee here to Vo Joreenson. Miss Minnie Jonkers closed school east of town and left Tuesday for home in Bonhome county after a brief illness. Mrs R L Pinkerton returns from Saturday visits at her son Dr W W Ellis. Morean returns from Kansas and heads to Hot Springs for the summer. The first two drafted men from town, Chris Boetteher and Hl Boetteher, report for training camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
A. B. Creek
L. WK. Kurth
Beleview
Minnie Jonkers
Bontome
Murda
Tad
R. Lb. Pinkerton
Satemi
Wh. W. Ellis
M.morean
Kansas
Teft
Hot Springs
Grst
Chris Boetteher
Hl. Boetteher
Farewell gathering marks Rev Hays service tenure
At Camp Fremont Menno neust Rittershaus and Fred Reiser hosted about fifty guests at the Wo 40 darma tome on Monday evening May 6 to bid farewell to Rev Hays who had conducted services at the Wittenberg school house for the past SIN weeks. Various locals and visitors were noted in attendance including Mrs Po OT Galhorn and Delmer en route to visit relatives. Carl Gall came from Washington Springs to visit his brother before leaving for Minneapolis. Mrs loin Roth and children with Mrs Pred Bergen headed to Scotland to take the train north, while BE OM Werthel of Tripp spoke with Joe Ulsner and Edward Heiser and planned to visit Dunwoody Institute in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neust Rittershaus
Fred Reiser
Camp Fremont
Menno Park
San Francisco
California
Hays
Wittenberg School
Po. OT. Galhorn
Som Delmer
Carl Gall
Wessington Springs
Hiss Borther
Minneapolis
Loin’ Roth
Chilaren
Pred Bergen Dent
Scotland
Saing
Mittehell
Parkston
BE. OM. Werthel
Tripp
Menno
Joe Ulsner
Edward Heiser
Dunwoody Institute i
Fragmented OCR note on military and political figures
Disjointed text fragment mentions various names such as Mir Patrikliy Diouf and Malek est Wreittesnay with references to security, navy, and events at Ure Ghat. The passage lacks coherent structure and clear reported action or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diouf
Mifehel
Ure Ghat
Ehurel
Mist Re oS social notes and hometown notices
Local columns recount social engagements and family updates. Miss Raith tol fies with a baby on the way and Miss Patios is engaged to be married. The ceremony for Miss thulues and Rey J Ro Bruner is scheduled with a notable church welcome. Residents attend gatherings, travel news, and Army service assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raith
Seston Etifiaed
Local notes on Alexandria residents and visitors
Alexandria society items report H Clark and Mrs J H Gingtes visiting, Jessie Robertson attending county superintendent convention in Pierre, H W Brayton adding por el rooms on West Fifth, Leon Twinine visiting from EK Point Friday, Ashley Lloyd of Madison now in radio school near Chicago, Astley appointed to bond and first company and enlisting in navy, Mrs Heinerign visiting Rebekah lodge in Pierre, letter from BR J Janes to Camp Funston, Mrs A J Irely returning to Morton Minnesota, George Ways and Margaret Sessler traveling to White Lake then returning with relatives.
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H. Clark
J. H. Gingtes
Jessie Robertson
Pierre
HW. J. Brayton
West Fifth Street
Leon Twinine
EK Point Priday
William Twinine
South Dakota
American Lake
Wash
Ashley Lloyd
Madison
Uncle Sam
Chitasa
Astley
Bond and
Washington
Milwaukee
Servier
Heinerign
Rebekah Grand Lode
Monay
Durie
Chradles
Murdo
J. G. Gon
BR. J. Janes
Hanson County
Camp Funston
A. J. Irely
Terronne
Morton
Minn
Wk. Sweesy
George Ways
Margaret Sessler
White Lake
Mestays
Anacental
Uiness
Community visits and letters from Warren Springs to Camp 4
Hay Wiltstrack and family were entertained at the Lawrence home on Sunday. Joseph Gabriel called at the Bearup home Sunday. Lauritz Miller and Frank Mitchell gave War Chest speeches at the Lancaster home Thursday evening. Alva Weed, once at the Lawrence home last winter, is now in Warren Springs Raymond, Wash. Camp 4. D. We writes a letter noting Coast trip and tide, furlough plans, and a planned night school for harvest workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay Wiltstrack
Lawrence
Joseph Gabriel
Bearup
Lauritz Miller
Frank Mitchell
LancCaster
Alva Weed
Lawrence Tome
Warren Spprings
Raymond
Wash
Camp 4
Walter
Vancouver
Unclear OCR notes detail local figures and travel
Fragmentary report lists names such as Miss Ansel, Prof Reethiel, Mrs Van Wartinerf, and Miss Pamiine Tempie involved in travels, visits, and duties. Mentions Kansas, Turner County, and Shreve with scattered references to family, retirements, and replacements. No coherent events emerge.
Local residents share visits and travel notes across towns
The article lists numerous moves and visits: Miss Francis Smiley returns home from Vermillion after university study, Hazel Haynes from Vermillion, Mrs. Wietzel visits her daughter in Mitchell, Miss Florence and Howard Prone guesting Terends in Herold, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Browne from Mitchell attend local events, Martin Ensbergs from Toronto visits his sister Mrs. M. Olness, Knsbere prepares for Camp Lewis May 25, Mrs. A. T. Olson returns from Pierre for a Grand Lodge meeting, Will Warner family travels from Wisconsin, G. W. Buckanan and wife stay during a city shoot, Mr. and Mrs. Stainless Malls from Fulton visit, and a report notes Morris’ engagement and a transfer to France with the Aviation Supply Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt
Ison
Sioux Parls
Francis Smiley
Vermillion
C. OR. Brownes
Mitchell
Martin Ensbergs
Toronto
M. Olness
Knsbere
Camp Lewis
Wash
A. T. Olson
Pierre
Grand Lodge of
Rebkalis
Will Warner
Morris
Foe Farm
Wird
Wormer
Lowe
Tad
France
Avirtion Sip Ply
Local Notes On Residents And Visitors From Wyoming To Mitchell
Scotland Misses Jona and Michel Lee arrive Saturday morning with Miss Lona teaching near Leteher and Miss Mattel attending Jalaita Nesteyin Dr Perry White. Rezek and wife return from Priddy. Mr Poort planned surgery for appendicitis but no operation needed. Archie Twicketh injured in motorcycle crash east of town, unconscious at scene with facial and chest injuries but no broken bones. internal injuries suspected. George Gunn returns from Wyoming to see his father who had a stroke. warm weather scarce in Wyoming. George Hird returns from Park stones List. Will the Hutchinson county contingent for Chany Lewis, Wash. Miss Vana Caeh visits Wakenda. Mrs Anna acts as organist during absence of regular organist Dr Wi . G. Koobs attends 37th annual session of Dakota state Medical Association in Mitchell. John Robinson, Class 6 draft, enlists for Camp Lewis. visits sister Mrs. Win. Wilson in Audubon. Varen Colwell and Fred Davis enlist for military service in Sioux Palls after training in St. Louis. both too young for draft but volunteer.
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Jona
Michel Lee
Lona
Leteher
Miss Mattel
Perry White
Clouchee
de Koos
Irihite
Das. Rezek
Gata
Poort
Archie Twicketh
George Gunn
Wyoming
Wy G. Finn
Goree
Se A
George Hird
Tome
Parkstons
George
Hutchinson County
Chany Lewis
Wash
Vana Caeh
Wakenda
Anna
Wi . G. Koobs
Smith Dakota State Medical Association
Mitchell
Tech
John Robinson
Camp Lewis
Charles
Audubon
Win. Wilson
John
Society notes reveal a social week in Mitchell Nebraska
A long column details Mrs and Mrs A J Peaine hosting friends at home on Third Avenue plus visits from out of town guests Ain Mes Metianne and Veiner. The event includes a piano solo and a staged program, with attendees from Mitchell, Cowles Nebraska and nearby towns, and lists several hosting families and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue
Sebarday
A. J. Peaine
Pivassina
Ein
Aevenine
Ain
Metianne
Wellington Springs Society Marriage at Bride’s Sister Home
Miss Opal Harrison and Mr Lloyd Bishop wed at the bride’s sister Ghivers home near Wellington Springs with Rev. Evans officiating. The bride wore light blue and Pussy Willow, a small ceremony attended by relatives and close friends. The couple plan residence in Mitchell after a brief reception and cake sale proceeds benefit the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghivers
Lane
Opi Clarrison
Lloyd Bishop
AL Evans
Wessington Sprinks
Chamberlain Society Hosts Bridge Tea For Local Friends
Mrs Bo G Wattson hosted twelve ladies for an afternoon of bridge at three tables. Light refreshments followed. Mrs Paul Smeek of Mitchell and her daughter Merle were among Chamberlain friends visiting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Gs. Wattson
Bridge
Paul Smeek
Mitchell
Merle
Chamberlain
Seven of Nineteen Receive Certificates at State Exam
Seventeen of nineteen young men and women took the state teachers' examination here. Seven secured certificates to teach next year. Second grade certificates went to Vivian Jasper and others. Third grade issued to Lola Chandler and three more. Mrs Emma McClintock reported the failure rate was low and discussed wages and teacher shortages. Plans were made for the South Dakota Educational Association annual meeting to be the best yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
API
Sharip
South Dakota Educational Association
500 Draft Men Cheer Goodbye
A hazy fragment describes a scene with draft men and a farewell, mentioning Weather, trains, and a community reaction. It references people, potential danger, and emotional responses, capturing a tense moment amid uncertain weather and social expectations.
Farewells at the station for the Red Grass unit
At Mitchell and nearby towns a farewell event was held as the Red Grass chapter prepared to send selected men to Camp Lewis. Chairman Coates announced support and urged men to request aid when needed. The special train departed for Mitchell and then proceeded toward American Lake, with schedule noted for arrival just before midnight on May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwitebcock
Wo Tipten
Daxison County
Ine
Tem
Chai Pelaties
Pourleen Coweles
Lewis
Mitchell Wootoktiotk
Coates
He Fiehkerd
Mber Deen
Tie Schednie
Milwaukee
Union Pacific
American Hake
Churches Urge Food Conservation in Sermons
Religious leaders across the area announce a food conservation push following a request by federal food administrator Mr. Herreid. Sermons at several churches will stress compliance with federal guidance and the need to reduce wheat flour use where possible. Memorial Sunday will be observed at the Baptist church with Grand Army of the Republic and Women’s Relief Corps members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitehedelerssanen
Werhert C. Heaver
Oe N. Dferreid
South Dakota
Westite
Charles Sumner Osgood
Ney Walter Dneroam
Mie Herreid
Po Keeling
Presbyterian Churel
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Belvidere
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Matt
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