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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19
aDitterinsn.

EfIen afrfe aurume Supan:
SCR foiteret, f a6l. Nr. 80 .....e........ .$4825.50
5reoeritsborg, Nebr, grs. ginre gorgnaro 81; Olai
Senien 50; 4nna o9. Singer Stenfe bo. 5oc ..... 100
SutdinIon. Winn. Den 8. l. Gun0ef. ........... 1000
Council Bluffs, Soy gars. 5obn Sonien, ira afosoe 9frs.
ai S = s saeil s q. .sanien. Geo geoe. aboroai6 1qi. o."
Ter, Sens 5 Senior, 8. :. GasnuSien, bo. So; Carl
6fnf SO; Carl Gosmusien, 4. 6. Dues, SEQ 6. ID.
aoanrs, bD. 81 $500
g[mr. gebr. en- rrqpnt 100
Denper, Colo, Ssren airteguaro, 8. 8. anu0fen, bO.
So; Sopbd 5obnion 50; Nargretbe Gbrntenien 81 l3OO
ailianmen $49246o
1921 so men =. -. I......r..... $49t9.5O
Iii en- airfei siba, Sopon
Scr furteret, fe aH. Rr so OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $89so
aiMpa, Colo, Cars anoerfen ................. 25W
Si0nen. Ront. auiu0eforeninoen ........ $500
Council gluifs. 5a, Nrs- 5obn 5anien, ira ufOsoe Ders. 90
Srdhls gieien 300
Clinton gpis Qothriue Gnohmdeu ....... 100
gloir. 0ebr. en- rnppnt 100
afIfanmen $t46.so
a%iIenairfe goeateIto, Sbobo.
5sr tDitteret, ie abI. Nr. so $213.75
qiomo Gofn. Qors Qn0erfen ........... $500
9ro on Ieuin6e Wont, pe0 qoitor g. g. Sen5en 800
Council Bluffs, So, Uars. Sobn Sonien, ira afosoe Ufrs.
Srhus Nielien loW
aiiamrnien $685. 70
opanmisfiouen
5sr foitteret, Re abI. Gr. 80 ...........,.....l. .$3521.3O
Treberffsbora, Nebr, g. 6. Stiencfe ............ 100
SorIan, ga, Sanutan1ieIs U2gb. acknowledgements og
9arernes SafHgelesoHer ................. 5OO
sionep, I2ont, apfnoeforeningen ............. BOO
Council gluffs, So, gRrs. 5Obn Sonien, fra afosSe Nrs.
aorrf5fieIo, Wsinn, gsrnenes Seoninsefsiomsf $50. 800
gnenSoTe UQiu. Wers. 8. gepaooro .......... 800
gono gSoTTen Mout l1no0omsf .......... 1000
Ningteb, So, auinoeforeningen ............. 800
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19

0a Sfonierne tiIiioit Dog 6ienOen
tog.
@e6 arigens Drama obeIeO' bore
5anfer,
SEQ Sfanien 9htmer to % 9sit.
nont Anfer.
gal Domnebroe ira Stanierne er
borte,
Bort gift ben i ben iioite oiloe 9ee
Ser mangen 5iel gift gernem De-
oens Borte,
Som 9ompens piI6e 9sIeer ianf
% lteg.
5erit, oa ben tpIfe Urn, ben grim.
me, iorte
9oa Sfanien ooieo' bort De Dam.
fife beg,
% ooer 9roen orog Dor ilogne
Stare
Me0 8nbet af iaa mango oprebare.
Boa 9offen Itoor en0nu ben GAM
Ie IeIle,
Spiterne en- Torn / giet bar.
III &llgleregn ben fit en- 0ngtig
SfpIIe,
Rrnot ON oens 6oo @ranater
pIgiet bar.
De i annonen Stub pao Sfito
moa tploe,
Sen Innge NOT boG6t Spfferne FOR
Rar;
I9hi 6ieuoerne De maotte I9nge
perte
|SfI enoelia 6e Den / 51ammer
tenote.
Is Ssnoerborg hi pos Dor gert os
meIote,
9a Oi tilbage TOM ira 8rdn o9
0eo.
Sort msrfe IIoor maatte burtia
imeIte
I6or Set @elfommen, iom Dor 8ert
os bso.
|.Son por en- al be dppe. 0dnIfe
Settle,
Ser fsr meo Spiterne en- Gamble
breo. =
.9a too ban ser ioa title oe be.
.ife0en,
ct 9illeoe pao @leoen og paa
5reoen.
Sea tager no / mine ganIe aIG.
ser,
ut ingen arre ifal, at ri bar 5eit.
.3erbiemme 9prnene iig b6iIig Gle.
Ser,
De ggr Sptlopper 1on1 en- lDrlg
Seit.
Mt ) igen bort tnbte 9aro be-
trP0er,
.8elfommen glao Ri bp6er boer en-
@pit.
Wen M Of Steo MOB Siemmet
/ aarolen,
Oft nj fan fonume biem igen meo
Solen.
.8or Bel no gertnem. Rerreport %
fsrte.
ulfebsG og aetting orog forbt.
9unaerne meo oonife Songe
rerte;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19

SerneOe fsIte ri os franf % ri.
Ser belt ri faiteO' af os boer en-
9Droe,
Si bilite oanife Soft paa Sci os
Sti.
Siliioit oi itarp0ieoe oe6 StaI6bro.
Ipffe,
SEQ gertens Stem meo lauoli9 Ro
og SDgge.
Der fsrit ri Dor 8ertinoe gra.
tuIerte.
Neeo Storm tog os to bigger oe en-
Drene.
@n OeiIig aftensmoo De os Ter.
oerte,
Do Der bleo ipurgt oo Part os Ieet
i 5Ien9,
@n fsie Stuu0 etom ri conoer.
ierte,
Den for ri ifiItes 40, og Git til
! 5engs,
Oo 6Ieu Der trit oo iiinget, beoet,
toftet,
90 6ernGit ale fig I asien pnffeo'.
Ser ieite0e ri M / mango Oage.
-.
81 ihinOom to9 / Marf og Stop
ct Suine.
Stot paa @iiitter no pi- maatte
bragg
I'll 9omIe fore 8enner rllnot on.
firing.
% ifenne Min0er toe ri meo til.
bnge;
Men Miu0et Ia0er tfot iom ingen
cling,
gi 6et ct Isnliqt Riloeiprina fan
faIoe,
Oerom 10 iDnger en- df bore SfiaIoe.
Sort 89lteblem nlaa tPlles blanot
De %ifsnne,
st Stem, bpor Serrens Iano bar
lat fit greg.
4aen 2p6igbeo og Gro oil Sub be.
lsnne.
Dan tierte Serren gloo, eli 1eo og
tr9g.
Get tpite gral er life oero en-
8enne.
Ser bang ct D~onnebroe paa Stu.
ems 8eg.
Sa, aft oar al De oonffe 5aroer
prpget,
Oct eIp6et Donifen, Spiterne De
eggeo.
Zen 6anife Mano Der Sp6 for
8plereffen
@r oonif = ia 6onif ira Eoppen
% til 8oa. =
8eo 9risler 9piten faar BAN ei
al T9ffen,
2nngt minore Dog FOR 2sfter oil
ban gao.
San efter 8ono gaar life ooer
9Pffen,
@i til oct 5remmeoe itoor bans
4ttrnn.
Sans 6olf, bets Earn, bets gel
ban elifer,
Og bette go6t meo ariitenoommen
itenmuer.
6. @unoerfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19
SsnOsripilanO.
XVI.

&eiieminoer.
Sra 8ongeriget refite pi MOB SD'
Den,
l8i iDo for Aoen oiloe ie os ON,
OpfriIfe Iin0erne meo S6roer'
ipoen;
lT6i Der pos bam par Sus og
Sierterrm.
lEer bar en- Sltmmen og Der ndr
en- Spoen
8oo 9onegoaroen, oo oi ipo tor
@rRnien tom,
lIf tDIfe Soft, iom pralenoe bsl'
rsitet
Ret al yoas gro8ie 8~uterlano" Jig
6rpiteo.
Uae0 SOget neo til aobenrau ri
reiite.
Zen ligger rigtig imatf, Den 9anle
8p.
9aa 9afferne langs 5ioroen 8sgen
fneiite,
Zen tog Jig 6eiIie no | &iortel M.
0erneoe man ben tpite Sane beiite,
Iei 8annebroe nier' pifte MAJ moo
Sfp.
,gi 5erte tpife Sonee, pit j Sole;
Get er en- Sorg, Tom intet tan
bnIDale.
Is Saonen gif ON 9oro ri | en-
Camper,
90 SsnOerbore par 8eiiens neIte
Madl.
IOm 9oro ct SeIIfab fig meo gllet
hamper,
Mm tog PEG @lasiet, Og man
fagoe rSfaol".
D1in &efiefnmmerat meo 6ooen
itanper,
G6i 5armen itaf i 5iertet iom en-
Radl.
81 Denote os og itiie0' ooer Sun.
oct,
0o itiIle pi poo Qon0ets Sfeube0
grunoe6'.
alt prongeOe al 6oroarSregnens
8eoe.
Gen iioite gpge orOg M langiomt
bort.
I0oturen runot os oonoeo' 2io og
@leoe.
sci ioa pnn 9onoet, iom en9arg
Dor port.
Get Ifenne 2mro M 5ienoen itdl
ne6trpoe,
Sans Serreosmme fdes ganife
boorot.
IBnn gaffen too ct Womment peo
Sinoet,
Get praleoe of Seiren, iom par
tun6et.
Ser par oct, Spiferne | oeres Badoe
@if ouer Sunoet / ben title Rat.
|Tor mango blanot bort 6onif 5olt
en- 8nooe,
Sort fi6ite goIoarf, aIs, git tobt
iaa brat.
|Wit 5porelmno: oo bar on iteot !
8onoe,
|af Iienoen berget % at Ben TOR
la6t.
Gen 5ienoe, fom oil, Ntogt for
get ffdI g9loe,
Sam oil @~eng9lSelien bog ertgdf'9
f9loe.
"a Dnnperen TIL SdrtognrtgsDroen
iteote
|geo S~enoerbore, pi itrafs fra Sti'
bet Jog.
|Gerneoe bore 2~enesIers Waal b
m60te,
|1bi Dpbbd ganfe fterf bort $ierte
orog.
Ser 10 Iaa mango brace Dnrtffe
blsOte,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19
Gunceripnnmc.
ReSiat grpbration. grgOmeng-

Neotaf Utp0rhftpn. SrD0IflPll1s
zen oil, ~ifrtoes Der %. Ofto6er,
I Ssnoerborg &reos ira 1. 3on-
g1rber blipe forringet ira 2 9ilo-
gram til 1900 Gram pr. Sooeo
q llge, ior 9grn unoer ct Iar
ia / ailogram til 900 @rom. 0en-
ae 5or6olosregel bar i'll. g5llb.
no oGret ~ng0penoie, ioroi De Der.
sepenoe 9ogere bar erfleret zig
aae of Stan0 til, iom BET fer anore
5haoer, at boge en- uis WtRngoe
aartoaer meo inc | grsoet. =
Qreosuopalget boloer oct oerfor for
aeore at looe fremitille ct goot,
eut Gorn6r6o Og at gioe ct 3nr-
nfieltiliflto ior ben ~forminolteoe
sreomRngoe.
6ufferrationen. Sra |. Iooem-
axr oil i'll. .9eimoal" ben maaneo-
Eiqe 5uffermengoe i SsnOerborg
atter blipe neOiat, ira 72O Gram
nj 700 8rom tl bper 8erion.
arunbiamantbrDllnp fumoe ben
IS. geopember feires al Gentier,
IN. Slngtermeiter s. q. &eimers
og Suitru ! Senoerb6rg. Der bar
pQret nogen Soipl om, booruiot Oct
O ben 1S. Rooember / Iar ener
isrIt til n9ite aar, men "Dpbbsl-
8oIten~ bar iooet fo~nitateret, at be
10 qomle er pieoe 1852.
Ssnoeripoerne % ri. DeSoe / 81.
y. Il. SO. / 4sbenbaon 4ftenen ben
q. Oft. g. 5. Il. Ws.s isfoerIpo-
&c Rreos afbol0t / aftes, ifrtper
-ar. 0gbl." al %. DIT, ct pellpt'
set Meoe i 81. s. Il. 0f.s 6eitldl0
ON par ooerfpIot. 5ormanoen,
tno. tbeol. 30. YeOerien, beo gel.
snmmen, og efter NaaOs &ielsens
mufte ienoeripOife Sang talte 5or.
BARBER 5ergen Roon, Sells otter
ffOle, ON rSsnoeripoerne og oi."
y~oritan0erens 6oreorag ombaito-
leoe 0el5 Sioen isr arigen og oels
SsnoeripOernes Stilling UNDER &ri.
aen. Saleren omtalte Senoer1Doers
re- rationale aan1p gennem oeres
5suIeforening, 89lgerforening %
Sprogiorening og fremb9oeoe oeres
RIiattroifab og 9oolDoigbeo, lige-
Ium bon anerfenote Oeres Ddrnle
rationale Gelelier, &igsoagsmaro
8 g. Sunien@Jeerremelle er ben
lnoiffe SenoerIpOe; bos bnm er al
Z oeres 6eoite @genifaber larnlet.
GIN UNDER arigen liOer Ssnoer19.
oerne ubeIfripeligt; De Temper ror
n Gag, Iom fife fan begejltre Dem,
Hen De gsr oeres Rligt, ioa De
rOies for oeres flare Omtanfe og
snorraaoigbeo; iprlig mango al
Ssuoerip6erne bar Taaet 5erntor'
St. bl, a. 9anoOogsmano Jeis gtls.
ru. Sgnoeripoerne er MI ipreot oeo
1Fe 6rorter, men oar peo 5rem-
morcben MOB 6ranfrig iRrlig Inm'
le0e fer 9. armeforps. 4ae ma1o.
Hae SgnoerfD6er mellem IS og "A
aor er inofalot, ior ioa Otot Dc
fife er argblinge, og n9lte Var
aunq, Der itoar for Jur, erAat,
aunq 1900. Dan regner, at Der =
at er 10000 SsnOeripoer UNDER
gonben. Nen hos Dem ale onntrer
6oobet ON en- M Eingenes Silltaro
riter arioen, en- Eilitano, 9por De
~antionole @rpnier reipefteres.
8oOtbaab 5. .. IS Ortelter
flpot / nationale 5droer) nlIltce-
rcoe, o. til Slut frempiites en- Del
ppsbineoer ira 2anOet SsnOef1od.
9sosfalo. 5or nogle Gage lioen,
fripes Der &c. Oft, ioroeoes paa
alipIeo seirfegonr6 @eteran ira
1884, aftegtsmano Better s. Be'
arrlen. San baooe uftient i'm Scr
aepligt iom @arOiit i a6ben1aon'
aftegtsmano $. SIR. @ran
I gG, Der / i'm Eio Dor en- sore
a~anosmano poa i'm @gn, er III.
-Slensb. ap." oso ben %. Os. ! en-
aISer al 88 aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19

De inSfsOte arbeiOere ST 200
@ofIter. So 9pin0eforerfnaen ....... 5000
Moorbeoo, Sa, 9etbesoa 2. E. Sem Gent 6orening :. 1000
GSregno. GoIf. n e gsie6en 800
Woroon. Oinn. 8 Qn1oien oa Sldtru ........... 200
9rooflpn, 81. q, SaIems Iegbs 8oiHOef. .........,.. 1900
gilbert Sea. lPinut. Wisionsi. gpbnta .............. 1850
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19

6tGommen $3634s0
lt0betolt til Cato 5068.4f
~llnoerItlo $1433.6f
FiIRrs. :. g. RieIien Tor S~uIetre 5apan
6gr fptteret, lie GbI. Nr. so ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S49oO
@fnr, goIo pors gn6erieu 500
@lIenOoIe. Nfnn, ellie og artbur @nnp .....:..... LOO
Gfinmmen $3.50
eformationsgdDeu
ssr tptteret, fe 4bI. gr. AS .$1831lo
Nauis, S, g. 6. 0afIer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25W
Opens, Sa, Anna IS. NeGen Observation-Disclosures. lOO0
MobolI, %. Dof, NieIs u. 91n0 ...........,.... 10000
sfiormen $7t966.15
fionen:
6er futteret, ie abl. Nr. 80 ................. .$f270.01
6reoerifsbora, Gebr, g. 6. Stiencfe .............. LOO
Sorlon, Sn, SnrmomeIs Q2gb, acknowledgements og
9prernes 2afigeiesofer ............@.... 5O0
SioneD, Don't, &pin0eforenin8en ................ o.OO
Council Bluffs, Su, 0irs. SObn 9onien, ira dfOsoe Vars.
gsorfhfieIA Minn pernpnes e0nindemisionsforenin 400
GLENDALE, Ninn, Dfrs. 6. 0ep9aro =. =. .......... 2O0
5,ne g1Ien gpont l1nobomsforpninoen ........ 800
ginoiteS So. qpin6eforeninoen ........ 500
Clinton gs 0nin6eforeninoen ........... 800
6rpsno @o[if. n n aeie6en 800
Norgan, Otinn, $. aiu0en % Sutrl .,............ LOO
Q3roofInn. 81 y. Solems Pobs aninoef. ........... 1900
GuIbind. g8iss 9he Girls g}in Bee Societp -. 300
gilbert Sea, geinn, 9dsionsi. @Pbata ...........". 1000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19
iii SuIetre bIonbt Snbianerne / Oats.
Dec. 1917

Heo 5of mo0tagetl Otto 9~anfenL
Gasi. for /. T. b. en. Iutb. airfe Gnerifd.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19
Eiliammen $t35844
llobetolt til Doto 1890
unoerIfuo $434.f6

EiIiammen $1350.40
llobetalt til Cato 2617.85
ltnoeriflto $1267.4 40
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-01-25
SIOUX VALLEY

Quite a bad storm we had Sunday,
but we hope for better weather.
Quite a few from Sioux Valley at
tended the show in Brookings Satur-
day night.
Elmer Steen came home Saturday
evening returning to his work Mon
day morning.
Miss Eva Pease returned home from
Nebraska Tuesday night, where she
has been teaching a sewing class. She
also started a class in Bookings Mon.
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. f. Steen were visit
ing liver Steen and family Thursday
of last week.
Ole Aslakson went to Estelline Fri
day evening.
Miss jeanette Wick came home from
Brookings Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. |, L. Sutton and fam
lily were visiting in Brookings Friday.
c. c. Laddusaw went to Iowa one
day last week to attend his b~rother-in-
laws sale and visit relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. jerks and family were
visiting at the home of |. l.. Sutton
and family Thursday evening.
Robert Lee has been spending a few
days with his friend, Stafford Pease.
Fac Laddusaw was an over Sunday
visitor at the Pease home.
Mr.. jerks and family were visiting
at the John Wick home Friday even
ing.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-01-25
BUSHN ELL

Fred Ralston attended the lumber
mems convention in Minneapolis last
week, going up Tuesday and returned
Friday.
A dance will be given in the town
hall Friday evening, January 26th.
Ralph Smith could not make his
route Monday on account Of the bad
ly drifted roads, therefore no mail was
delivered on the route Monday.
Two car loads of hogs we're shipped
out of Bushnell last Saturday. One
consignment was shipped by U. B.
Hakes, the other being shipped out
by Frank Puhr. Mr.. Hakes paid ten
cents per pound for what he bought.
Every one who attended the grange
meeting Friday evening enjoyed the
program very much. but after all the
crowd was disappointed to know that
there had been some misunderstand-
ing about the lunch. The names Of
those who are to serve next time are
as follows: VIM. Armstrong. Jas.
Bane and family, Willis Chambers.
Mr.. Brelsford and Mr.. Barrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts were shop
ping in Bushnell Saturday. Mr.. Rob-
erts told us that he had been sick for
the past three weeks with a severe
attack of the grin.
Harry Williams, Of Brookings, was
in Bushnell Saturday t~ransacting bust
ness. He informed US that he shipped
two car loads OF hogs out Of White
Saturday.
Several attended the show, "Fair
and Warmer" in Bookings Saturday
evening. All reported a good show.
The blizzard piled a great pyramid
in front Of e. e. Sedam's store Sunday.
Ask Sedan how's 10Y shoveling?
We notice L. N. Armstrong Ii stack.
ing soft water for the summers use
in the front yard. Ask L. M. how
you do 1t
Mrs. r. Goldsbury left for Spring
vile. Iowa. last Saturday.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-01-25

c. w. Davis, of Bookings, was
transacting business in Bushnell last
Saturday.
+. w. See, of Bookings, was trans
acting business in town last Saturday
and Monday respectively.
Miss Florence Judd taught the
Brelsford school last week for her
sister Laura, who is in the Brookings
hospital. Miss Judd is doing nicely
since her recent operation for appen.
dicitis.
C. F. Murphy, of White, who ship.
ped a consignment of two cars of
nogs from Toronto Saturday, stopped
in Bushnell.
Ray Bunday, of Brookings, met the
Saturday noon train for Miss Rice.
Miss Gertrude Karstan is ASSISTING
with house work at the A. B. Coon
home.
Miss Hazel FELTON,, who teaches
south of Bookings, was home over
Sunday and could not get back to her
school on account of the severe snow
storm. Also Miss Ada Kast, who
teaches the Jim Davis school north
of Bushnell, failed to get back to her
school.
John Meester. of Brookings, was
seen coming into Bushnell about ! p.
m. Monday. He tells us walking was
fine after the blizzard.
Mrs. Peter Leibert is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. +. M. Enright spent the week
end in Elkton with friends.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-01-25
FOUNTAIN

Misses Henrietta and Pearl Vasslaar
visited with Mrs. Henry Pullman
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. F. Seas spent Wednesday in
Alton at the Ralph Seas home.
Messrs. Myers, Kitchen, Welch and
Kiser, of Rock Rapids, Iowa, visited at
Arthur Engers Thursday afternoon.
They were looking over Bookings
county real estate.
Will Swanson was at Minneapolis
last week to consult a specialist in re-
gard to his health. Fred Hepner, of
Brookings, accompanied him.
Marian Lievan. who was quite sick
several days last week, is better at
this writing.
Mrs. Dupraz and Mrs. Vinol Norton
and children, were guests of Mrs.
Engel Tuesday.
Frances Engel spent Saturday with
Ada Pullman.
Miss Ethel Hubbard visited from
Friday until Saturday in the Eugene
Dupraz home.
Miss Ada Pullman was at the Brook
ings hospital Thursday and Friday
and had her tonsils and adenoids re-
moved. She is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and chill
dren visited at Ed. Richards in Prairie
Home Saturday.
Will F~uersteneau, of Lennon, this
state, visited at the Herman Kruege"
home one day last week.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-01-25
AURORA

Frank Messner, George Miller and
Will Alcott returned last Wednesday
from their trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Harriet Lynn is visiting at the
Orson Rexford home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Burton and Dor
othy returned Thursday from st. Paul,
where they spent several weeks. They
will make an extended visit here at
the homes of the formers mother,
Grandma Hiltz, and sister, Mrs. H. M.
Cook.
Clara Lunschen is enjoying a vaca-
ton from her duties at the Square
Lumber Office.
Mrs. Alstot returned to her home
at Frank Messner's last week after
an extended visit in Moody county.
Pearl Farley left Friday noon for a
brief visit at Flandreau.
Frank Glenn is able to be out after
his severe illness.
La grippe is very prevalent in this
vicinity. and DR.. Foster is very busy
attending the numerous cases.
Blanche and Gladys Phillips were
passengers to Brookings Saturday. re-
turning Sunday moo
Last week Rolla Hawkins was call
ed to Minneapolis by the illness OF
his father. Word was later received
that Mr.. Hawkins had passed away.
The sympathy Of the community IL ex-
tended to Mr.. Hawkins in his bereave-
ment.
The Homeland" Male Quartet 81
~tertained the usual large crowd Wed.
nesday evening. and like the previous
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numbers OF the Lyceum Course, was
well received.
j. M. Johnson has been quite ill for
several days.
Geo. e. Baker was a Brookings visit
or Tuesday.
Pearl Farley spent Wednesday even
ing in Brookings, a guest of Mrs. o. T.
Hubbard.
Grandma" Hiltz is quite i'll at this
writing.
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PARN ELL

Mrs. B. F. Pauls and son Carl were
on the sick list last week.
Reuben Phillips had the misfortune
of spraining his ankle quite badly
Tuesday morning while jumping on
frozen ground.
Will Sayre and Ray Thayer were
buying stock in Parnell Friday.
Mr.. Nielsen and daughter Sena. Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Lovejoy. also Miss
Gladys Phillips attended the revival
meetings in Bushnell last Friday
night.
J. E, Phillips marketed stock at
Brookings last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cone, of Bushnell.
visited at the Guy Lovejoy home one
day last week.
Christ Pauls marketed corn at
Brookings last Saturday.
Bert Trail was in Aurora Saturday.
Those who visited at the Fred
Huska home Sunday were, Tony
Huska and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Love
Joy.
Miss Katherine Pauls was shopping
in Brookings Saturday.
A severe storm swept over this
vicinity Saturday night and Sunday
which caused a great deal of displeas-
ure to all parties concerned.
Mr.. Nielsen and daughter Sena tool
dinner at the James Finnerty home
Saturday.
The Misses Blanche and GLADYS
Phillips and Miss Sena Nielsen were
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PRESTON

A. J. Lee vas a business visitor to
Volga Friday night.
Miss Mabel Scheetz, who is teach.
ing near White, spent the week end in
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Scheetz.
A. J. Appel and E. J. Gredvig mar
keted about fifty hogs in Bruce, Satur-
day.
A few of Scheetz's neighbors assist
ed him in hauling hogs to Estelline
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. LOOMS visited
at the home of the latter's parents in
Estelline and while there consulted
medical assistance in respect to a
serious attack of neuralgia with which
Mrs. LOOMS has been afflicted for
about a week.
Mrs. A. Simonson accompanied by
her brother, Henry Walsh, of Sioux
Falls, arrived Friday night from Copa,
to which place they were summoned to
the death-bed of their mother, Mrs.
Walsh. Funeral services were We'd
nesday in Estelline and interment took
place in the cemetery north of the
city. The numerous friends and
neighbors extend their sympathy to
the bereaved family.
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LAKEWOOD

Geo. Erickson visited at Harry Mel
sons Friday.
Frank Goodfellow went to Chicago
last week on a short business trip.
Miss Minnie VanderWall is spend
ing a week at the Daum home.
Clarence Grusseth spent Friday and
Saturday at the Gus Leite home.
John and Peter VanderWall spent
Thursday and Friday at the John
Daum home.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Dan Rovig is seriously ill with pneu
monia.
William Henry Daum was the guest
of Harry Nelson several days last
week.
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VOLGA

A baby boy arrived at the Tello
Peterson home one day last week.
The Neighborhood Club met at the
home OF Mrs. Martin Martinson last
Thursday. A very enjoyable meeting
is reported by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Terkelson visit
ed relatives at Volga Tuesday of last
week.
Revs. Skaar and Voldahl conducted
the last of a series of afternoon ser
vices in the homes of various families
of the %latter's congregation in the
country, the last meeting being held
at the Knute Leite home last Friday
afternoon.
Owing to the inclement weather
nearly all rural schools were closed
Monday, the roads being impossible
in a great many places.
Mrs, Peter Smit spent Thursday the
guest of Mrs. Martin Martinson.
Clarence Gruseth spent Friday and
Saturday at the Gus Leite home in
lakewood.
DR.. Seaman was a professional visit.
or in east Bangor Wednesday.
Harold Reeves spent Saturday and
Sunday at the L. r. Reeves home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Veenbaas and
children We're visitors at the Leaven-
kamp home last Friday.
Miss Josie CROWN spent Saturday
Sunday and Monday under the paren-
tai roof at Volga.
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Getty and pupils. On Friday evening
the Misses Getty and Blakely accom-
panied him home to spend the week
end with their parents. On &C.
count Of the severe storm Misses
Getty and Blakely were unable to get
to their schools out in Argo So and SO
the fore part of the week.
The young folks were entertained at
the home of John Bechen's Friday
evening. They all report a jolly good
time.
Mr.. Green and daughter Elvina
were county seat visitors last Friday.
Miss T. Freidel spent several days
of last week the guests of Ella and
Zrada Fleming.
Supt. II. w. Blakely gave the teach
er and pupils of Argo SO one of his ex
cellent talks on the vital subjects Of
doing things well. His visit was en-
joyed by ali, the only regret is that
he was unable to make a longer visit.
The pupils of Argo SO challenge him
to come again and finish the game of
pull-away. They say that they are
going to practice daily, and see if they
can't catch him the first time he goes
through. The pupils all promised that
they were going to do some work for
the county fair. Come again County
superintendent when you can.