The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-03
Cole Correspondence.

r, X. Phelps was At HAYNES on
Tuesday and Wednesday oi this week
where he attended the masquerade
dance given at that place on New
Years Eve
what do you know about a ball
game on the 2ath of December? That
Is what some of the Cole boys cnjoye cd
on that date. We think that 1.
going some for weather when We
are supposed TO be living in the
blizzard belt.
Some Of the patrons OF the schoo,
and the School Board met at the
school house one day recently and
built q barn for the accommodation OF
the children who live long distances
from the school house. This Is
much needed Improvement.
The horse. power threshing rig wss
taken ont again this week TO fnisb
up some threshing jobs, whose owners
were dilatory in getting ready for the
machine,
W. II. Phelps returned on So,ur.
day from long drive TO the south
part OF the county, where he WAS
driving a collector for the J. I. Case
threshing Co.
Several OF our youog people at.
tended the dance at the old Livings.
ton ranch on New Years Eve.
Mrs. N. Fogelsang and son Howard
were guests OF Mrs. w II. Phelps on
Friday of this week
Mrs, a. B. Bartlet writes to Colo
relatives that she Is recovering from
her recent illness, and will return In
the early spring TO her claim
Master Joseph Ekemo Is recovering
uicely from very severe attack Of
tonsiItis.
Roy Dunning was Hanye's visitor
on Tuesday and Wednesday, where
he was the gues, Of his brother Claude
and family.
VIM. Archibald Is having a deep
well put down on his ranch near Cole.
Mr.. Archibald has always retained
faith in this country. and while he
was compelled 10 retire from ranch
life on account OF the herd law, he
has 6ranched out In the production
OF cattle along now and different
lines. He has q separator and goes
out 10 milk the bosscs' same - the
rest of ''us honyaks,' While Mr..
Archibald's retirement from The
ranch life might have been hard
thing for him to do, he has accepted
the situation very gracefully, and We
are glad TO know that he aud his
worthy family will remain perma.
nently with us.
A movement is on foot at Cole to
build hall To be used for dances,
socisls, and any other public mseting
for which 1t might be needed The
men Of Cole will organizs CONNER
cial Club and will push on the build,
ing operations as rapidly as possible.
Nearly 300 has been subscribed and
as soon as the organization Is CON-
plcted, committees will he appointed
to look after the various departments
OF the work.
A wedding near Breckenridge which
will be Of interest to Cole people, was
that OF Miss Nina George and Claude
Sohnson. Both these young people
have visited In our community, and
everyone joins in wishing them many
happy days throughout their life
time.
w. II. Phelps received word from
o. A Filson that he had los, h!a
father by sickness. The entire com.
munity joins in one accord to extend
sympathy to Mr.. Filson In his hour
OF sorrow and bereavement.
w. NJ. Grow and wife we're Haynes
callers on Tuesday and Wednesday
OF this week, when they we're guests
OF c. o. Dunning and wife Mr. Grow
assisted in urnisbing the music for
the dance ai that place on New
Years Eve.
A quiet wedding occurred at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Chas, Schultz
on Tuesday. Dec. %, 1912, when their
eldest daughter, Miss Lottie was
joined In holy wedlock to Harry Mill
er. After the ceremony the guests
which consisted OF the immediate
relatives Of the bride and groom were
seated to q bountiful repsst prepared
hy the brides mother. Miss schulz
is we'll known in Cole, having made
this her home for the past -four yesrs.
and is one OF our many independent
younR ladies who own reel estate