Country Visit and Wedding News From Neighborhood
Mrs. V A Wetzel and children spent a week at the Dave O Nei l home in the country. Miss Bernice Schroen came from Mitchell for her sister Beatrice's wedding. Chandler and wife returned from Montana visiting their daughter Winnie Pierce. Reva Monasmith left for Huron to attend high school. Mr and Mrs Elwood Heabner and Mrs Merle Heatner of Wilson visited the Wm Goll home. Mrs Elwood Ses is a sister of Mrs Wm Goll of Mr Z Steel and daughter came from Madison on a business trip. Miss Alice in at the Reinhard home. Miss Harriet May spent Sunday Monday at Zinkiki Springs with Miss E Mra and Mrs Jacol Mees left for northern minngis to spend some time. Miss Emma Gilbertson Wisconsin visited Friday. More friends accompanied her. she will visit Aberdeen then take a business venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. A. Wetzel
Dave O'Neil
Bernice Schroen
Mitchell
Beatrice
Chandler
Winnie Pierce
Montana
Reva Monasmith
Huron
Elwood Heabner
Merle Heatner
Wilson
Wm. Goll
Elwood Ses
Z. Steel
Madison
Alice
Reinhard
Sin
Harriet May
Zinkiki Springs
E *Mra
Jacol Mees
Emma’ Gilbertson
Wisconsin
Will Visi
Aberdeen
Eyl
Raddle
G. W. Arney
Earl Gostain
R. O. Wilburn
Kieth
Donald Costain
Misses Land
Ida Grove
Howdle
Joe Christopher
Denmark
Lynd
Minnesota
Keld Veryane
Company D
Ald
U.S
Shel
John Gonrick
Dietroit
Mich
Gonrick
Georg Conrick
Mar Gonri
Detroit
Curtis
United States Engineering Corps
M. K. King
King
Portland
Longe
Chamberlain
Horgee Greeny
Mr. Lanz
Porthind
Weis
Carrie
Mr. Lone
Ed. Sawdey
Maude Gaffney
Iowa
Ruth McCullum
Gomer Davis
Jones
Davis
Anton Syverson
Lanbold
Milwaukee
C. L. McCullom
J.L
Mitchhell
E. W. Bink
W. T. Bush
Mr. Bink
Dakota Wesleyan
Leonard Woodman
Naval Hospital Corps
Omaha
Lane Pioneer News
Bernice Schoen
Beatrice Schoen
Alexandria Herald
W. S. Hill
Jim River
Baver
Wessington Springs
Tom Lane
Coramand Ponsfornd
Lane
Emery Enterprise
O. T. Martinson
J. Feidlér
Emery Bneronce
Fannie Bonk
George Letcher
Parkston News Notes Touching Local Travels and Visits
Parkston residents report several family trips and visits including A N Hoffman and family from Rockford and Charles City Ja Mrs A J Gorman and Marion from Rio Wisconsin Mrs W Moeller and family from Milwaukee Rev J N Dahlmanns travels to Milwaukee for a rector’s anniversary David Renke of Canada mourns his mother. Contingent from Hintelinsna county leaves for Fort Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Hoffman
Rockford
Charles City
A. J. Gorman
Marion
Rio
Wisconsin
Wm. Moeller
Margaret
Milwaukee
Wis
J. N. Dahlmanns
David Renke
Freen Persons
Canada
Renke
Local Notes and Personal Items From Armou r Township
Armour residents send relatives, welcome a new principal, and announce Army draft selections. Everett W Rogers marries Aenes Hughes. Mrs. Pulsifer returns to Darling ton. Emma Fenzl to Lincoln for state university. Chas Burnham visits relatives. Curtis seeks engineering corps appointment. Mrs King wins Minnesota state fair blue ribbons for wall pieces. John Gonrick visits family. J M Long, early Chamberlain resident and lawyer, dies. tributes note his Westward move and a son and daughter.
White Lake and Mitchell Community Notes, 1947
White Lake visitors return home from Mitchell after a week with Brown family. Misses Westerdahl and Mix join local schools staffing and travel to Chamberlain and Plankinton. Community events include threshing near Woonske, school openings, and a large Methodist women’s dinner. Visitors from Sioux City to Mitchell and Chamberlain, with weekly travel to Minneapolis for fairs and college. Local families announce marriages, trips, and a man enlisting at Fort Snelling.
Local residents with various travels and a surprise marriage
Presho officials and residents, including M Q Sharpe and A N Brown, are noted for legal business and farm visits. In a surprise, Joseph O Rielly and Hazel Quackenbush quietly wed at Sturgis Catholic parsonage Brand new marriages and several family movements mark the week as residents visit Iowa, Michigan, Fort Riley and Sioux Falls while awaiting selective service outcomes.
Geddes Woman Breaks Arm After Fall From Porch
Mrs. Walter Bowles fell Sunday and broke her left arm. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Sribner visited Morrison Illinois. Mrs. Fred Noll returned from Wisconsin and found it very dry there. The Fox home hosted Sherm Gray family from Platte and others. Mrs. Nelson and Edna left for Chicago for Edna to teach music. J. G. Funston and Vermillion friends visited. Funston thriving in Vermillion garage business. The MFE students hosted a reception for teachers with light refreshments and warm thanks from staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bowles
T. A. Sribner
Fred Noll
Wisconsin
Sherm Gray
James
Gladys
Platte
Walter Fox
Fred Wild
Yankton
H. C. Tucker
J. S. Fox
Gregory
Lauighter
Don
Edna
M. FE
Mitchell Hunters Repaid By Many Ducks
Mitchell residents report strong duck hunting harvests at Crystal Lake Chain Lakes and nearby grounds as opening season draws cheers. Hunters, including local bank crews and county officials, bag varied totals with reports of 102 ducks for a party and multiple groups exceeding daily limits while cautioning adherence to game laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchells
Mitchell Spers
Charles Ferguson
F. J. Werrick
Chain Lakes
Western National Bank
Winchester
L. S. Vickers
C. W. Derr
Ferris
Fart Garison
Leon Larson
Leroy Morris
A. B. Darling
B. A. Bobb
Mitchell
Bobb
HW. G
A. F P. Scharweher
Robert Trombley
Walter Nottary
Missouri River
Ford Dingler
Fred Wells
Gage Wright
Crystal Lakes
Davison County Reourt House
Thomas Barsteoll
E. BE. Owens
James ‘Rogan
William Pascoe
Walter 2
Obin
Cook
Vessey
McComish
Gass
Diehl
Tilley
Linn
Gonyes
Gina Smith
Local News Shorts From Clee and Mitchell Areas
W S Hill and family spent the summer at the Clee home on the dim river weaving bose to Mitchell last week. Miss Helen F Robertson of Milwaukee visits, returns home. Mrs AJ Hening visited relatives in Blythe and returned on the 14th. Mrs W A Ried of Mitchell came to visit daughter Mrs J E Mills. Miss Ruth Gregory left for Mitchell to teach for a year. she has taught in Mitchell schools for two years. Mrs M McCusker and Miss Eula Warat Texas arrived for a few days at Mrs McCusker in the home of Mrs W V Deacon. Qmar and B FP Hillcress returned from a two week trip to the Black Hills. The Stablein couple returned from a five week trip in northern state. Mrs Stablein stayed at Kingman Redfield while husband traveled on business. Ned Avery returns from Ames for a short home visit. he will return to Ames to resume forestry training. Calvin Earl, five months old son of Mr and Mrs David Pommer of Edgerton, died Friday evening after ten days illness from stomach trouble. Weeks p
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Hill
Famiy
Clee
Dim River
Bose
Mitchell
Helen F. Robertson
Mewaukee
AJ. Hening
Blyn
W. A. Ried
J. E. Mills
Ruth Gregory
Mitchel
Miss Gregory
M. McCusker
Daysister
Eula War
Texas
Ned Avery
Ames
Arief
Ned
Calvin Earl
Katy
David Pommer
Edgerton Inn
Black Hills
C. Titus
E. E. Burger
P. Me Qdell
Lagan
Burger
Neva
Woonsocket
FE. W. Lanham
Elizabeth
Chicago
Tom Lane
Lane
Coram
Ponsford
H. F. Thompson
Henrietta
Pukwana
Carl Habicht
Habicht
Twin Cities
Frankfort
F. Christensen
Mrs Christensen
Peter Solberg
P. Lillehaug
Martin Erickson
Christian Solberg
Louis Baron
Salem
W.T. Olmstead
Madeline
George Carlson
Sanborn County
Herald-Times
White
Helen
George Fish
M. Moore
Berawd Brown
Minneapolis
Sanborn
Bernice Frost
Martha Ruddy
George H. Miller
Whitney Morris
University
Department of Music
Kansas City
Dakota Wesleyan Hospital
F. A. Schermerberg
Dakota Wesleyan
Manhattan
Kansas
Wessington Springs Residents Share Domestic Visits
Wessington Springs residents returned from the Black Hills to visit relatives including Mrs C Titus and Mrs E Burger. Several families from Mitchell, Chicago, and nearby towns stopped by, with military and patriotic events noted as popular. The community marked Patriot Day September 3 honoring Jerauld County soldiers of the new National Army.
Obituary notes and local social updates from Chamberlain
Miss Marie Bayniet a niece of Mrs 70 is away and will stay about a month in Minneapolis with Mr and Mrs Claude Smith they left for Omaha to visit a sister Father Breen of Leteher remains in the area after a two day retreat by Clerics of St Viator in Columbus college Caroline Werman Kirsell suffered a minor accident while berrying with her parents Sunday near Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Bayniet
Renins
Minneapolis
Claude Smith
Omaha
I “Andes
Father Breen
Leteher
Chamberlain
Wek
Order of Clerics of
St. Viator
Petit
Columbus College
Caroline
Musicale Nets $40 for Red Cross at Elk's Hall
A cabaret style Red Cross musicale at Elk's Hall Wednesday evening raised about $40 for Troop E and Company F comfort kits. Civilians filled tables with ice cream and cake as soldiers were few, and the program featured Mitchell musicians with Lucerne names such as Miss Bernice Frost and Miss Zulah Bishop. Rev. S. Osgood introduced the act. Continued praise for the performers and Red Cross workers followed, with several encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Elk’s.hall
Atiista
S. Osgand
Congregational Church
Mitchell Local Notes Highlights and Departures
Local notes report Miss Edith Wyant visiting Mitchell after Lake Geneva trip, church service for the late Rev. T. H. Youngman at Graceland cemetery, and various visits, arrivals, and departures. Included are mentions of Prof. Furman, Dakota Wesleyan staff, weddings, and residents traveling to Minneapolis and Chicago for events and duties.
Mitchell and Northwestern railroad promoted by Mitchell Chamber
The Mitchell Chamber of Commerce backs the Mitchell and Northwestern railway project to secure right of way for 10 miles and terminal grounds within Mitchell. Promoter E R Tillinghast of New York and local leaders plan to develop Davison and surrounding counties, with initial funding goals and community commitments to build about 90 miles northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Td
Titehell
Anam
Presey
Ared
New Tray
E.R Tilinghast
New York City
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce
Northwestern ‘Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber, of Commerce
Mitchell & Northwestern Railway Company
Endagor
City of
Mitchell
Mitchell & Northwestern Railway
Mitchell & Northwestern’ Railway
Smith
Porte Te Ys Harrison
H.R. Kibbee
Robert Burns
Herrick H
Bobn
Morris
Cassem
Edesha
Fane
Michels Als
B. Wells
Hhlin
Buttefield S
H. So
New Road
Mitenata Norhwestern Railroad
Davison County
Mitchel
George W. ‘Adams
Cornell Bluffs
WL. Bruce
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Tillinghast
Pdhyison
Aurora
Terauld
Ken
Davison
Negy
Railros
Sspe Ala
Milcher Chamber of Commerce
Tillinghas
J.welch
H.R. Swindler
Jerauld
Muistry and Visitors Reported in Local Notices
Fragmented OCR notes show a church gathering and visiting relatives in Murdo and Louisville. Marie Cilfey, Hingele Cilfey, and Harold Nichols appear among names linked to Mitchel Publishing and Dakota Wesleyan. A sermon by David H. Munson is planned at the usual hours with a cordial invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maaten
Winlop
Louisville
C. BP. Lange
Murdo
Bishop
Marie Cilfey
Nebee
Dakota Wesleyan
Mnp
Hingele Cilfey
Thie
The
Mitchel
Wet Pany
Sa Wets Rey
David H. Munson
Aires
Dake Yessir
Ivan
Pis
Harol Nichols
Huron College Opens With Expected Large Attendance
Huron College will open for the year on Tuesday September 18, with indications pointing to attendance as large or larger than previous years. The total enrollment is not clearly stated due to garbled OCR but suggests a sizable intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron. College
Huron
S, NC
Huron College
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A. GC
Seitz
Denver
Myrtle Carney
H. Whitehisuse
Topeka
James Steichen
Loretta
Norbert
Frank Woolworth
Gustave Lobe
G. Bennett
Moodhy Foster Romessat Hintamia
Papkston
Adjutant General
Hintelinsna County
Nationa
Fort Riley
Ti¢Kats
Amis
Jast
Pilati
Mus
Williams i Derksion Fort
Emery
Louie
Tansay
Patis Manto
Niewahi Wits
Warlz
T. Maril Neon
Meelall Saturnay Nisit
Martha Windtries
B. Johnson
M. Smith
Rose Schroeder
Dubuque
Fiiday
Albuquerque
Vice
Mabel Smith
California
Booth
Neel Sullivan
George Leteher
Parker
Lincoln
Ness
Emma
D. B. Findley and Daughters
Hamburg
J. W. Ward
Roy Raben
Tray
Lewis House
Day
Armour
Everett W. Rogers
Aenes Hughes
M. EB. Parsonage
L. W._ Darling
Chas. Burnham
Morris, Ill
Ray Wohlford
Allie Palmer
T. J. Wolllford
St. Paul
Dwicht Messing
Edward Hyopman
Seouve
Ft. Rit Kans
I Montzcomery
White Lake
Florence
Coancher
Fern Graham
Ray Cooper
Lorena Gobler
Kimball
Woonseeker
J. M. Ruhe
Woonsseke Publie School
Miso
Piat Dele
Whie Public School
Beek Assin
T. B. Wilber
Methodist Church
N. Noble
Pacific Coast
N. White
Geo. L. Fish
Maurine Moore
Carl
Stickney
W. BH. Whitlow
Genoa
Neb
Virginia
Sioux City
Bachmore
Joe Caine
Miss Hattle Press
Webb, Tk
Daines
Clarence Holly
Louis Hauert
Peoton
Ipman
J. EB. DeBoer
Mistin Peterson
Evelyn T Detlef
Croom
Albert Peterson
Alm
Detlef
J. H. Wolf
Grace Smith
G. W. Nugen
Alice Brenne
Vivian
Presho
States
M. Q. Sharpe
Gacomna
A. N. Brown
S. L. Winter
Garner Osborn
Roll. Jessop
J. H. Lee
Andy Jansen
Kans
FP. E. Mullen
Michigan
Corsica
Herbert Teske
Winfield
George Robins
St. Anthony
Peter Robinson
Lena Burnam
Grand Rapids
Mielh
Dora Fletcher
Earl
Kingsley
D. €. van den Bos
van den Bos
Lake View
Olive Ringsrud
Heron
Jessie Harman
Lewis Crow
Akron
Ruby Crow
Chas. Preuss
Kirk, Coloire
Ira M. Carroll
Odeholt
Sélma Bobelyk
Bobelyk
Draper
Mary E. Dowling
Rapid City
Jennie .Kooyman
Boyden
Grant Stapleton
V. A. Jorgensen
Robbie
Paul
Coot Stapleton
J. A. O'Rielly
Okaton
Joseph O'Rielly
Hazel Quackenbush
Sturgis
Geddes
Neers
Morrison
Mlinois
Nimrods
Legal
Cimit
Alexanderia
Musicale
NETS
Elks; Hall
Mitchell Talent
Edith Wyant
Sid W. Smith
Miss Wyant
Lake Nell Evan
Hl. A. Lyman
George Foster
Gettysburg
T. H. Youngman
Graceland
Youngman
Hey
A. E. Carhart
E. Murray
Revi Mitchell
Methodist Episcopal Church
John H. Jones
Bridgewater
Pak, Jones
Troop FE
D. B. Moore
Grand Apres N.D
Lusti
J. 1S Anderson
Mary Moore
D. M. Dougherty
J. S. Paine
St. Pau
A. Allen
Florence Coacher
Brown Girls
Lake Standard
J. J. Stephens
Wilh
Stephen
Palmer
Mea
Ee Mire
Gann Vale
Oran i
Aay
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