Haulman Banker Dies After Long Illness At Des Moines
Harry Haulman vice president of the Jackson County Bank died just after Thanksgiving in Iowa. He had been ill at Iowa Lateran hospital Des Moines since September and rallied at times before his final decline. He was buried in the family lot at Ankeny with Mrs Haulman at his side.
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Harry Haulman
Ankeny
Iowa
Kadoka
Iowa Lateran Hospital
Des Moines
Haulman
O. F. Stuart
Jackson County Bank
Belvidere Hosts Holiday Gathering for Odd Fellows and Rebeckahs
Thanksgiving 1923 brought Belvidere's Rebeckah and Odd Fellows members and families to Kuhn Hall. The decorating committee created a white linen tablescape with silver, cut glass, ferns, and flowers. A lavish menu showcased skilled culinary effort. Attendees included Dr Hennings, Chas Roye, Floyd Dodson, G H Decker, M F Eads and families, J F E Buckmaster, and C O Perault and families. They praised the live lodge spirit and memorable day.
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Belvidere
Rebeckah
Kuhn Hall
Rebeckahs
Hennings
Messrs
Chas. Roye
Floyd Dodson
G. H. Decker
M. F. Eads
J. FE. Buckmaster
C. O. Perault
Community gatherings and hospital visits in Washabaugh County
The report covers a dance hosted by Joe Eaton in a new home addition, Thanksgiving dinners countywide, and numerous visits including Mr. and Mrs. Royal Searby to Hot Springs for Mrs. Vauden’s operation. It notes grain buying slowing, cattle and hog market slumps, and local officials from Pine Ridge and Indian schools visiting Wanklee. Mrs. E B Pomeroy returns from Hot Springs as husband recovers from heart surgery.
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Joe Eaton
Washabaugh Couny
Royal Searby
Hot Springs
Vauden
Crookston
Nebr
Jack Britton
Pomeroy
Mrs. Searby
Mr. Searby
Floyd Headlee
Laura Headlee
Thomas
Raymond
West End
Enders
Chas. Shafter
Walter Mendenhall
L. Fisher
Illian Hobb
Homer Phipps
Deadwood
Phipps
State
Gertrude Mendenhall
Omar Hensel
Valentine
Miss Mendenhall
Jack
Chas
Shaffer
Ray Woodird
W. H. Blish
Pine Ridge
Stevens
Dak‘ta
Wanklee
E. B. Pomeroy
Pomer
Immigrant Commissioner Aldrich Bets on West River Country
Irwin D. Aldrich state immigration commissioner and longtime Grant County real estate holder has bought a quarter section near Cottonwood in Jackson County. He shifts allegiance from east river to west river country, praising abundant crops and cheap land compared with eastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West River Country
Irwin D. Aldrich
Grant County
Cottonwood
Jackson County
East River
West River
Nels Nielson Undergoes Gall Stone Operation
Friends learn Nels Nielson had gall stone surgery at St Josephs Hospital Mitchell last Friday. Surgeons removed 515 gall stones and the bladder was taken out by necessity. He endured three difficult days and remains very weak but is reportedly rallying, according to Mrs Nielsen at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Neilsen
Nels Nielson
St. Josephs Hospital
Mitchell
Niels
Nielsen
Kadoka and Man Bring More Settlers
Bert White returned from Chamberlain and Mount Vernon with two land deals completed Saturday night. He sold a half section in Washabaugh County to Ola G. Olson of Mount Vernon and 160 acres to Lulu Munger of Chamberlain. Olson plans to move in spring. Munger bought for investment. White has sold eight quarter sections to the Munger family in Washabaugh county this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert White
Chamberlain
Mount Vernon
Ola G. Olson
Washabaugh Co
Lulu Munger
Washabaugh County
Olson
Mount Moriah Lodge Holds Annual Election
A large turnout at Mount Moriah Lodge No. 155 regular meeting last Monday confirmed annual officers for the blue lodge. Worshipful Master J. H. Dithmer, Senior Warden Selmer Salem, Junior Warden J. W. Cripps, Treasurer J. C. Pease, Secretary F. G. Coye, and Interior Trustee C. Snodgrass were elected for three years and to be installed on the third Monday in December, the seventeenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Moriah Lodge No. 155
Blue Lodge of Masons
J. H. Dithmer
Selmer Salem
J. W. Cripps
Belvidere
J. C. Pease
F. G. Coye
C. Snodgrass
Interior
Christmas Seal Sale Allocations For County And State
The 1923 Christmas Seal sale allocates funds by a per capita basis similar to 1922. Counties retain increasing percentages as per capita sales rise, while the State Association offers cash prizes and pins. Jackson County and town graded schools receive bonuses for top stamp sales, per county superintendent Mazel Hopkins.
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Jackson County
Attendance Report Third Month Kadoka Schools
Pupils listed show no absences or tardies for the period. Neil Buckmaster Dorothy Nellor Stanton Fowler Rose Woods Oris Thomas Edward Nellor Arline Davis Ervin Affolter Marian Carrington Lola Sharon Margaret O Conner Merle Parke Mrs Rose A Woods, Teacher.
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Kadoka
Neil Buckmaster
Dorothy Nellor
Stanton Fowler
Rose Woods
Oris Thomas
Edward Nellor
Arline Davis
Ervin Affolter
Marian Carrington
Lola Sharon
Margaret O’conner
Merle Parke
Rose A. Woods
McMaster Wins Governor Race In West River State
Governor McMaster defeats Sterling Gunderson by 40 207 2 3 to 37 827 1 3 while rural counties shift votes. Lieutenant governor Fordney and school chief St John win nominations as Republicans claim broad party support in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold P. Gilchrist
Id Freemore
Sterling
McMaster
A. L. Wyman
Yankton
Peter H. Schultz
Iroquois
George Kemaker
Vermillion
University Law School
Judge Rice
Deadwood
Governors Friends
C. N. Leedom
Sunshine State
Fall River
Pennington
Lawrence
Minnehaha
Brown and
Davison
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Brady Township Community News and Events
Mr and Mrs Burns hosted guests at the Art Wheeler home last Sunday. Nellie Stout, visiting Philip High, spent Thanksgiving with family and with former teacher Mrs Mattie Lawrence. Miss Van Ess, Earth school teacher, left for Fort Pierre to visit relatives. Lola Engelen returned from Water town after attending the State Teachers Association. Belvidere residents attended church at Stout school house with Kadoka connections. The Pepper family hosted Thanksgiving at their home. Hazel Clark taught Young school and visited Kadoka parents. Walter and Florence Grediig visited the Fred Bennett home. Rev Crandall and family dined with Esler Wheeler. A community Spirit lesson highlighted a dramatized First Thanksgiving at Wheeler school, followed by treats. No school on Thanksgiving Day or the following day. four-day vacation observed. The local Literary Club presented a program at Wheeler school house with about 75 in attendance. Midnight lunch served by Mrs Art Wheeler, Mrs Oliver Gredsig, and Mrs Burns. Next meeting planned for Stout school house. Gordon Stout and family attended church at Stout school house. Wheeler school pupils for Nov 3 included several named students. Christmas programs are being planned. joint program decision pending at Literary Club meeting. Contributions will fund a Christmas tree and other expenses. States Attorney A G Granger traveled to Chicago for the Live Stock Show and planned visits in Michigan before holidays. Frank Hafner moved the old village engine house to the hotel Dacotah site for a wash house. fire bell removed and mounted on the water tower. Paul Osborn visited from Murdo and is progressing in his clothes cleaning business at the county seat.
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Burns
Art Wheeler
Nellie Stout
Philip High
Mattie Lawrence
van Ess
Earth School
Fort Pierre
Lola Engelen
Watertown
State Teachers Association
Belvidere
Stout
Ellingsworth
Kadoka
Jud Pepper
Hazel Clark
Walter Lawrence
PD. P. Stout
Florence
Walter Grediig
Fred Bennett
Rev. Crandall
Esler Wheeler
Wheeler School
Firs
Oliver Gredsig
Burn
Gordon Stout
Magnus Bennett
Geo. Wheeler
Joseph Gredsig
Lillian Wheeler
Hazel Gredsig
Harvey Bennett
Florence Gredsig
Mary Gredsig
A. G. Granger
Chicago
Michigan
Frank Hafner
Dacotah
Paul Osborn
Murdo
S. P. Brooks
Paul
Jones County
A. F. Burke
Mitchell
Burke
Washabaugh County District Institute
Wanklee
Gertrude Mendenhall
Ellaburke
Raberge
Speary School
Messrs. Barber and Jones
Bear Creek
Olen Larmer
Eline Enders
Morris EK
Adelstein
Larmers
Mr. Blish
Pine Ridge Agency
Mr. Stevens
Joe Russell
Miss Leona Parks
Jennie Black
Messrs. Woodard, Barber
Dunbar
Larners
Kadoka Camp Woodmen to Elect Officers in December Meeting
Notice to Kadoka Camp Modern Woodmen members for the regular election of officers at the December 11 meeting. All members urged to attend. Signed by Frank F. White Consul and J L Determann Clerk.
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Kadoka
Frank F. White
JL. Determann
Mrs. J. C. Hoffman Returns From Visit Abroad
Mrs. J. C. Hoffman came back Friday after a three weeks tour visiting Tyndall and Scotland where she spent time with relatives and explored local sights.
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J. C. Hoffman
Tyndall
Scotland
Bear Creek Notes and Washabaugh Institute News
A. F. Burke visits from Mitchell as the Washabaugh County District Institute at Wanklee opens with strong attendance. Miss Gertrude Mendenhall elected chair, Mrs. Ella Burke secretary. discussion on rural teachers problems follows an advanced grammar talk by Mr. Raberge.
Farmers Get 10000 For Carload Of Seeds
Louis Determann, manager of Equity Farmers Union Elevator Co, shipped a full carload of alfalfa and sweet clover seeds to Geo P Sexauer and son of Stookings. Determann said the carload brought farmers no less than 10000, noting strong seed shipments and good crop prospects.
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Louis Determann
Equity Farmers Union Elevator Co
Rade
Xadoka
Geo. P. Sexauer
Determann
Kadoka District Notes Teachers Trip and Local Visits
Miss Hazel Hopkins returned to Kadoka to resume duties as county superintendent after attending the state teachers convention at Watertown last week. Other Kadoka attendees included Prof C L Carrington and Mrs Zimmer, plus Miss Lola Engelen and Miss Winifred Norton. A Ford balk delay interrupted Hopkins on return. Miss Clarice DeWeert stayed at the County Register of Deeds office. Mrs B Martinsky and daughter Lillian brought Baby Mizel home after Thanksgiving in Mitchell. Mrs W C Parker is recovering from gallstone surgery at Sioux City on November 23. Ray Michiken arrived from Martin with his Ford and proceeded to Pierre as a Bennett County state proposalman ahead of Tuesday’s political events.
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Hazel Hopkins
Cottonwood
Watertown
Ford
Kadoka
C. L. Carrington
Zimmer
Lowell Engelen
Lola Engelen
Winifred Norton
Clarice DeWeert
Aberdeen
County Register of Deeds Office
B. Martinsky
Lillian
Mitchell
Esther Mizel
Baby Mizel
W. C. Parke
Sioux City
Ray Michiken
Martin
Ray
Pierre
Bennett County
Notice to Royal Neighbors meeting and officer election
The Royal Neither Lodge holds a meeting next Tuesday night December 11 at Victoria Hall. All members are urged to attend as the penal election of officers will be held.
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Royal Neither Lodge
Victoria Hall
Washabaugh County Schools Rated by County Superintendent
County Superintendent J. M. Woods and Henry Dithmer toured Washabaugh county schools listing Miss Minnie Thomson at Garner Miss Anna Thomsen at Hercher and Mrs Fay Trask at Rock noting strong teaching at most schools with one cramped campus at Hisle near Bear Creek. The visit included Cobbler repairs at Sperry school and reports from Wanblee Stuamrook Faton Arn neighborhood schools and a county board meeting addressing teacher contracts discipline and district finances.
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Grim Reaper
ODD Fellows and Sisters
Kadoka T
Mount Moriah Lodge
Gov. McMaster
Gunderson and Anderson
Coolidge
McAdoo
Gunderson of Mitchell
Knight
Fordney
C. G. St. John
House of
Royal Johnson
Hristopherson
Williamson
Coyne
James Bateman
Bateman
Anderson
U.S. G. Cherry
Ernest Reeves
Pelvidere
Amone
James Gerrard
Farmer‘s Bar
Brady Township Reports
Kadoka and Vicinity
Supt. Woods
J. M. Woods
Henry Dithmer
Garner
Minnie Thomson
Thomsen
Hercher School
Jim Wilde
Anna Thompsen
The
Rock School
Claude Watson
Fay Trask
Punty
Wm. Sperry
A. Roherge
Sperry
Ella G. ‘Urk
Hisleear
Bear Creek Catholic Church
Wanblee
Stark
Grammer
Stuamrook
Helma Stevens
Nations
Miss Stevens
Olace
Faton
Arn'd
Elsie ?Ichardson
President Harding
J. S. Phipps
Phipns
Philip Wells Sr
W.S. Ruggles
Peter Rock
Wm. Hercher
M. A. Williarms
M. V. Anderson
Wilder Osborn
Rooks School
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