The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-18
LOCAL ITEMS
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Frank Kriehn returned home last
Thursday from a ten day trip to points
Town the line.
Miss Mabel F alton is back at the
bank again after a tussel with the in
huenza last week.
@SW.'H. Tackett Of Gregory was in
Wood several days this week looking
after business interests.
When in Winner go to Feeney's
Confectionery for a good cigar, a nice
box of candy,or fresh fruits. 2ltf
Frank Kriehn and wife motored to
Gregory, Saturday evening, where
they spent Sunday with friends.
Martin Anderson is reported very
sick with the flu and be is also suffer
ing from an attack of rheumatism,
The Spanish Influenza has claimed
a humber of people in the Rosebud
country the past week. The death
rate has been very heavy
Frank lines, one of the prominent
citizens Of Winner died Monday night
and it is reported he left the city of
Winner $25,0(O for a park, in his will.
G. Abourezk and his sister Mrs.
Nasser and Scott Merrill returned
home Wednesday evening of last week
from Gettysburg, s. d., where they
bad been to attend the funeral Of
George Abourezk.
G.. w. Sawyer threshed his alfalfa
west of town Monday and it yielded
him twelve bushels of fine quality
seed. Mr.. Sawyer has only a small
patch of alfalfa and he cut only a
a part of the patch for seed.
j. III. Perry and wife of White Riv-
er were here last SATURDAY.. guests OF
T.. V. Tuell and wife of the Day
School. Mr.. Perry is the democratic
nominee for Representative from this
and Bennett county and be was busy
while here meeting some of the voters
Prof. V. r. Branson who has been
haying a pretty severe tussel with the
flu, was up town for the first time last
Saturday since being taken down with
this disease. he looks rather thin
and is not gaining strength very fast.
He viii not be able TO do much, if
any campaigning.
Harold Oldham OF Winner was in
these parts Looking after his ranch in
terests the first of the week. Harold
has just returned from Brookings
where he made application to enter
the officers training school, and he is
now expecting orders to report at
some point in Texas before long.
Dick Manard who has been manag
er Of the Co Operative store here re
signed his position Monday evening,
aid is making preparations to leave
Q Missouri, as he expects to be call
eel to military service before long.
MIR. Sherman is acting manager of
the store until such time as a perma
nent manager u he secured.
Glen Miller of the Gregory County
News published at Dallas, said good
bye to his readers in last weeks issue
Of the News, and on Monday he left
with the Gregory county contingent
Of selects for Camp Winfield Scott in
California Glen paid his respects to
q number of candidates, especially
those on the Independent ticket, in
his usual yitrolistic style.
States Attorney Roscoe Knodell OF
Winner accompanied by Fl. E. Covey
Republican candidate for State Sena.
tor from this District, and q. w.
Richardson Of Hammil, wererin town
for q shor. time Monday, getting &C.
quaintsd with some of the voters ir
these parts. Mr.. ('ovay 10 . very
pleasant man 10 meet, Is 3 practica'