Wedding of George C. O’Keefe and Delia M. Lapierre
A Catholic church ceremony united former Milesville resident George C. O’Keefe and Delia M. Lapierre Tuesday at nine. The couple, with close relatives present, are from long established local families. congratulations are offered by the Transcript and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milesville Coutry
George C. O'Keefe
Father Pare
Delia M. Lapierre
Michael O'Keefe
Joseph Lapierre
Our County
Legion
Transcript
Milesville Institute gathers teachers in bustling session
The Milesville district Institute convened at the school house with about twenty teachers, many traveling far to participate. Papers read sparked lively discussion on Primary Readings. The Sorosis club received two fruit cakes from Mrs. P. E. Bellamy of Frankfort SD and planned a luncheon. The day also noted the death of Mrs. Eliza Lyle, born September 27 1838 in Tennessee, with funeral at Milesville hall and interment at Woodman cemetery attended by Rev. Jeanie Hoy. Walter Olson visited from Mankato Minnesota, while Thanksgiving events and social activities filled the community calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Institute
Milesville
C. E. Morgan
Homer Morgan
Harold
Sorosis Club
P. E. Bellamy
Frankfort
Eliza Lyle
C. T. Manor
Hardingrove
Tennessee
Stanley County
Jeanie Hoy
Milesville Hall
Woodman Cemetery
Local Notes from the Route and Recent Arrivals
Smith stems Martin Jennen who has been in Canada for four months arrived home last Monday. He reports the country is worse off than this. T. J. Robinson with two passengers sped by in an auto Wednesday en route to Marietta. Mrs. Mollie Keyser of Percival Iowa a guest of her son T. P. Keyser departed Wednesday for Madeira Minnesota. George Randall was a passenger on Wednesday's stage en route from Iowa to Hartley. Edward Mattison came out on the stage Tuesday toward Mileaville. Miss Jennie Swenson returned to Brookings last Monday and is sister of Mrs Sten Kros of Elbow who has hosted her two months. C. L. Sherburne was here last Tuesday soliciting for Jewett Bros Sioux Falls. A dark grey gelding with brand on right jaw weight about 800. Welch the Mail Carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Jennen
Canada
T. J. Robinson
Marietta
Mollie Keyser
Percival
Iowa
T. P. Keyser
Madeira
Minn
George Randall
Hartley
Edward Mattison
Mileaville
Jennie Swenson
Brookings
Miss Swenson
Sten Kros
Elbow
C. L. Sherburne
Jewett Bros
Sioux Falls
Bank official swears to 1911 financial statement
An oath sworn by Iva J. Welch, cashier or officer of the bank, attests to the accuracy of the presented ledger items including loans and discounts, overdrafts, stocks and bonds, taxes, real estate, expenses, and other assets and liabilities. The document notes the date as December 1911 and is witnessed and sworn before a notary.
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Banking House
Oxtures
Buareg
St Len
Welch
Otahler
Bank
Iva J. Welch
Onshire
Eemcton
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