Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-06
LOCAL AND Personal NEWS

hides III. ] Fedde.
The Catholic church received ;
coat of paint this week.
Miss Anna Jelbert from Lead S
d., spent the week end at the Jud.
home.
A nine and half pound boy wa
bern TO Mr. and Mrs. Yardley Sun
day morning
The meat market is now NIGEL,
settled in their new location next tt
Hartwell's' drug store.
The Fred Clark family from Leat
were visiting with DR.. Oscar II
Clark and family the latter part O
last week
Bazaar sale OF useful and fame,
articles at the Theatorium Satur
day afternoon. Dec. 18th. Ladies
Social Union
A nine pound boy was born 10 Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Hoehn of Tama, O
the residence of Dr.. Hills last Sun
day afternoon.
Would you like a piano? If so Il
will pay to write for our own spec
ial deal. F. e. FRENCH,
Lead, $. D.
Word come sfrom ST. Joseph's hes
pital in Deadwood that Mr.. Kirby is
making good improvement and thu
chances are good for his complete r.
covery
The famous novel, "Graustark
by George Barr McCutcheon will be
Illustrated in moving pictures at the
Theatorium Saturday evening, Dec.
9Th. New patriotic songs
Sunday school at the Congrega.
tional church next Sunday at 10 A
NJ. Preaching At II A. NJ. and 1870
P. NJ. Subject for evening: "Whai
Does the War Mean To Us?" All
are cordially invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Newell NOV
ed to Belle Fourahes Monday M
Newell has been promoted to the pc
s:tion of superintendent OF the suga
company's farm at that place at a
substantial raise in salary.
The Woman's Missionary Societg
Of the Congregational church will
meet next Tuesday afternoon, Dec
18th, at $50, with Mrs. Jamison al
the Congregational parsonage. All
are cordially invited to attend.
John Fedde Of Lennon. So. Oak
spent a few days visiting his brother
Il. j. Fedde, this week. Henry took
him by car to the Hills Sunday, go
ing by the way of Orman and Spear
fish, taking in all the sights. He
was very we'll pleased with this par,
of South Dakota
A news item that we overlooked
last week was the departure of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward s. Harrweli for
months visit at Richmond, Virginia
This is Eds old home and it goe-
without saying he will enjoy the tri
They also expect to visit washing
ton, D. c., on The return trip.
Services in the Methodist churcl
viii be held as follows: Sunda,
S hool at 10 A. NJ. Preaching at
A. NJ Subject for the morning
Are We Our Brothers Keeper
In the evening at 1880 P. NJ. SUE
iect, WAS Jesus the Son Of Gody'
Rev. II. S. Van Huisen, Pastor
The Ladies Social Union of thu
Congregational church will give ,
Bazaar and supper at the Theator
ium on Saturday, Dec. 18th. Their
will be sale of useful and fame,
articles, baby'ss clothing, and supper
to begin at o'clock. In the even
| ing the famous novel "Graustark,
by Geo. Barr McCuicheon, will be il
| Illustrated in moving piceures. Plat
| to come and spend the afternoon an,
evening.
The fried chicken supper In thu
| Methodist church last Tuesday nigh
was a real success and was yer.
much enjoyed By all who attended
The reception service in honor of tn
new pastor was we'll attended. Thos
who took part were:
Ruth Bratton; piano solo.
Erma Cornwall, song.
Mary Barr, recitation.
Rev. Won Hu.sen, recitation.
o. Z. Farnham, solo.
Clark Barr, song.
The audience then sang Amer
ca" after which the audience wa
dismissed by a word of prayer b,
Rev. Van Huisen, the new pastor o
the Methodist church.
STRiXED.