The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-18
PURE WATER DISTRICT

Carl Sorensen planted several bush
els of potatoes last Tuesday.
Ed Hetlekson was a business visitor
at Ii. p. Wilson's last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Hardy were
guests at the Shady Nook Farm, Sun
day.
The Greens and Olsons were guests
at fine dinner given by the Gerigs
last Sunday.
II. +. Gillespie assessor for the Pure
Water Precinct is pushing the work
along rapidly.
Banker Watson and Chas Abourezk
Of Wood were out in Happy Hollow
Monday on business.
Miss Ruth Streld is now making
her home with her uncle Chas Sjoholm
She taught the Moses school last term
II. p. Wilson has had so much COM
pany recently he was forced to put up
his tent last week. so as to accomo-
date all.
John Glatfelter has plans and speci-
| tlcations for real house which he eX-
poets to erect on the ranch in the
near future.
IL is about time Geo. +. Schanbach
er was returning to Happy Hollow
Here's bettin" he comes with a Ford
car if not with'a wife.
William Sorensen discontinued his
visit with Chas Wagner eranother week
Mr., Wagner says it gets mighty lone
! ly these days and that William makes
a fine companion.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Martin Sorenson were
guests Of their daughter Mrs. Geo.
paImeI last Sunday at dinner. They
called on Carl Sorensen and family in
the evening While on their way home
The pie supper given at the Best
NOllsch home last week was well at
tended and the proceeds netted about
$1,000 which will be used for the re
lief Of the 1000 children in Menin,
Belgium, who are on the bread line.
Mrs. Martin SOrensen left for Oma-
| la last Monday for few days visit
with two Of her daughters. and to
! look after some property she owns
there. She also will visit day or so
with Fritz Lyons parents at Malmo.
Nebraska.
The Happy Hollow church society
met with Mrs w. j. Palmer last
Thursday. The attendance was good
land much work accomplished. The
lunch served by Mrs. Palmer was
Fmost appetising. The next meeting
held 10y the society will he on Thurs
! day May 24th at Mrs. Peter Petersen
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallagher entertained
at dinner last Sunday Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. NanNalkenburgh, Louise and
| Carlos. Miss Mildred Gale and Frank
Jarboe, and in the evening several Ct
the bachelors were guests ao supper.
The events were most pleasant 20 all.
fThose invited for supper were John
IGlatfelter, Fritz Lyon. Homer Giles
|pie, Homer Wilson, al Moorhouse
and Frank Jarboo.
There were 80 present at the Moth
ers Day services and program held at
the Happy Hollow Congregational
church last Sunday. Our pastor Rev.
Mr.. VanNallienburGh gave u short
but impressive talk and there were
readings by Mrs. Lige Graham. Mrs.
NJ. f.. Hardy, Chas. Baker and num-
Der OF the scholars Of the school.
The duet by Miss Ruth Iouseman
and Miss Naomi Gallagher was good
as was the entire program. There
Will be preaching service again next
Sunday 10 which all are invited.
The first Of The week Lige Graham
purchased % team OF black mares oi
-. +. Hardy paving $1,000 Tor tlpm.
! While the price IS about the highest
ever paid !or 4 work team IN this o-
caIity, yet when yua consider lu- fdc1
jhey we're raised on the Suaiy Nook
Farm which IS -ir,ld. famous lor
good i.oIsas, am, cattle ~ wei. and
I ais, considers Tie fact ,la purchaser
Mr Graham pridos himself on having
the o,st on Tie mat"et, backed by
his ind ernrHr fle u,irg IS urt iiu1.