The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-11-19
ROSEBUD VALLEY

Our nrSt snow nakeS last week.
Frank Hickman was Winner Wis
itor this week
Ben Larson rented j. A. Callen's
land for five years.
Will Hasche and Dorance Langley
plowed fire guards Tuesday.
S. r. Langley stayed over night al
the John Sherwood home.
Mrs. Aeschbacher was caller Sat
urday evening at Langleys.
Elmer Aeschbacher visited Will
Hasche, Wednesday Of this week.
Mr.. BachmanS returned from Win
ner with three loads of lumber
Edd Garneaux dug his potatoes and
found he had seventy-tive bushels.
ii. O. Satree found the weather
rather chillsy last week for potato
digging.
Ben Larson and viii Hasche took
dinner Monday at the Rosebud Valley
stock farm.
Mrs. Gustafson, son Edwin and
daughter Lillian spent Tuesday even.
ing at Langleys.
Aeschbacher brothers purchased an
other corn crib and are beginning 4 to
harvest their crop.
Hurrah For the Literary Society
At Cody. Wish our Valley was not
so Tar away as Cody has the timber
for such work.
A government man was in our yicin
ity "Wednesday inspecting homestead
lands, and appraising government
lands not yet appraised.
5. K. Langley had Chester White
hoy shipped TO Vivian last week
whose sire. won first and grand cham
pionship at the Huron state Fair this
year.
! Mrs. G. 4. kidweiler left Friday
via Vivian for visit to her SONS,
who are attending school in lreton,
Iowa. She will visit "a few days in
Washington Springs on herway there.
s. r. Langley and Ben Larson were
| Murdo visitors last week. Mr.. Lang
ley brought lumber for his new barn
and fine ram which was shipped to
Murdo from Minnesota, and Mr.. Lar.
son brought bridges for the county.
The one who can see his own in,on
sistencies is the fellow entitled to the
chrome.
Booker T. Washington the noted
negro lawyer. author and educator
died this week.
President Wilson seems quite sure
OF another term-if not in public ser
vice, at least in domestic service, He
feels as good as elected already.
SsPeople who happen to be in need of
a few tons of radium will bs pleased
20 note that the price of it has been
reduced to $4,000 "a grain. Every
little saving helps.
The efforts of the government to
frighten British citizens into enlisting
with threats of CONSUMPTION have a
funny look. Hurry and become sold
iers or we will compell you to become
soldiers" And yet the recruiting of
ficers are not having to work overtime
| George M. Townsend of Murdo
was Wood visitor Wednesday and
Thursday. He brought Mr.. Johnson
of Sioux City over, who came to look
after his interests here. Mr.. johnson
is interested in a big flock OF sheep
south cas-. of town:
: +. a. Mccormack OF Sioux CITY ar.
rived here Monday via Valentin, to
attend meeting of the stockL,. lers
of the First State Bank of Wood
, Mr.. Mccormack is president oi the
bank here and is we'll pleas ed With
: the business the bank is doing.
The second snow of the season fel
here Wednesday morning and it con
tinued until sometime in the Afternoon
This snow was very wet, andas is wa.
! quite warm, it melted almost as fas
. as it fell. Perhaps and inch and {
, half of snow covered the ground a
noon, but by evening moat af it hae
'disappeaced.