The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-06
Cole Correspondence.

n. D. al SGD.SSi - as II 0E.Ul 81 2
past wee4. where he transacted busi-
ness IL connection sith Bis assessor
ship.
MIR and Mrs. Alien Norsham are
ex p+-ci ed home this week fromB tl-
TSin Cities where Mrs. W or>hsnl has
been taking treatment at - Barna mas
hospital At present, they aTe gi-lI-
ing at the home OF Mrs Norshan's
childhood. Pipestone. Minn.
A township meeting was held at lle
Carr school on Friday last al which
time the three vacancies on The ToWc
Board were dll-d. thas Chamters
and Wn. Cole were appointed irastts
aaf ". II. Phelp. was appointed
Town Clerk Osher matters of busi-
ness we're also settled a, this meeting
A. }. Johnson was at Bison Monday
where he had county seat business.
f. r. Phelps spent Thanksgiving in
Haynes. the guest OF c. D. DGnniBg
4 b. Bartlett vas in Lennon the
past week where ne had busine,, al
the Land Oftice in connection with his
c0nts 81 case
Mr.. Ford. from near Lennon, was
al all night guest at the Idlewild farm
on Thursday. He was enroute TO the
Sidney post Office.
The COMPANY thre,hing machine i.
still in operation, and there is still
much Work 10 pe done.
School was resumed Monday after
i.w days vacation at Thanksgiving
time.
IL. l.. Button made business trip
TO Iodgepoie Sunday. He expects 70
lcave soon for Sioux Falls where he
sill visit al The parenta home.
f. \. Bastord. wife and children
were at Hettinger Friday where theV
did "a considerable amount OF trading
and took advantage of some OF the
bargains being offered al the stores
IL Lhat town.
Lester Button, OF Bradley, S. D., is
in Cole visiting his brother, II. L.
Button He has many acquaintance
mere who hail from the same locality.
Mrs charlotte Bfelstord drove to
Hrttinger Friday where she marketed
a part of her grain. The price OF all
grain is so very low II present that
very few are disposing of their crop
returns.
Cha, Schultz writes TO his home
people from Bismarck that The ca pital
city : in enjoying a building boom
and he has plenty Of work. He ex-
poets to be home for the holidays.
W NJ. Crow mar keted load of fax
the past week at the Haynes elevator.
Quite good sized crowd attended
the sale at the A. j. Johnson farm this
week Saturday. Most of the articles
put up for sale were disposed of but
what remained unsold will be taken 10
HettingeI and on next SATURDAY. Mr.. |
Johnson will hold another sale.
All the ladies OF the nei yhborhood
met at Mrs. Chas. Schultz's home on
Wednesday last where most delight
fll time was enjoyed by all The time
was spent in the old fashioned oc-
cupation OF quilting and goodly
amount of work was accomplished for
the hostess. At one o clock the guests
sat down 10 ar elegant luncheon which
only such cooks 5 Mrs. Schultz know
how to prepare. 1t is the intention OF
the ladies to meet every two weeks at
the various homes In Cole and assist
the hostess IL whatever she may have
for them to do.
G. Shorthand sustained the loss of
horse this week. 1t is quite a loss to
Mr.. Shorthand as it was very valu-
able animal.
Roy Green received word last week
of the arrival OF a little one at the
home OF his wife's parents at Denni-
son. Iowa. Mrs. Creen and the small
infant will return To the claim soon,
consequently.Roy is all smiles over the
fact of being papa.
Mike Grow, a former resident of
Pleasant valley township, is in the
vicinity visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. ZaIuSkv re.