Diamond and area notes of social visits and games
Diamond Doings reports visits by Ruby Tarisiger to Ellendale and Mrs Nissen to Ortonville for medical care. Local residents attend dances, ball games and circuses. multiple trips between Diamond, Sisseton, Browns Valley and Minneapolis. Beardsley loses 4 to 3 at Diamond. Peever defeats Wilmot 12 to 0. school term ends with a picnic and summer school plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Nelson
Minneapolis
Carrie Anderson
Miller's Grove
Miss Anderson
Sisseton
Mabel Knappen
Olive Knappen
Diamond
Beardsley
Beardsley Boys
Pentlenon
Mable Beaver
Kasson
Minn
Hazel Gorman
Wilmot
Peever
Mr. Begaulke
Browns Valley
Chas. Overby
Charley
Second Street
First State Bank
Eastman
Sidney
al Draves
Dave Eastman
al Ingersoll
Geo. Nixon
Benton Walker
Adolph Swansen
Ralph Eastman
Andrew Overby
Mat Cummins
Wilmot Notes Speak of Visits and Local News
Minnesotans visiting relatives, new business signs, and local mishaps fill Wilmot notes. Residents from St Paul Dickinson and Milbank appear frequent as families, firms, and church groups share carnival plans, circuses, picnics, and community trials. Including a farm conversion, an injury from a binder incident, and lingering Shriners attendance.
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The
Citizens National Bank of Sisseton
A.H. Nygaard
Dee Hon
South Dakota
John C Perkins
WV. C. Wren
Commercial Hotel
W. C. Wren
Thomas Thompson Sisseton, S. D
Bal Briggan
Dunlap
Rosswell
Calmenson’s Clothing Store
Mid Adie & Somehing Camp
al Lin Raekowak
Effington
Mise Ruby Tarisiger
Ellendale
Tom Nissen
Ortonville
Joe
Ottawa
Lewis Johnson
Hallie Parrington
Psterson and
Conklin
Chas. G. Linnquist
Pat White
Duluth
Allie and
Trene Aldrich
Stanley
Alden
Mrs. van Kleeck
Etta van Kleeck
Mrs. Bedberry
Will Cleveland
George and
Rodney Conklin
Dickinson, N. D
Gorman & Mossmann
Tom Harris
Sam Mace
Milbank
Pfiefer
Jno. A. Munro
Corona
Ethel Clawson
Warren Jones
Big Stone
Frank
George Thomas
Leo Huber
D. C. Telephone Co
Sam Howell
Seattle
John Kloster
Carye Ayers
Mr. Ayers
Thorndyke
Baltimore
American