davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
MoNTDIoIER ATTACKED

PARIS. June 1o.-The new Ger man attack between Noyon and Mont didier continued last night with un- diminished violence, according to an official communication made public today.
 The French fire broke furious Ger man attacks. On the French left wing the Germans are bringing up endorsements and made further pro- gress, reaching the southern part of cuviiIy Wood and Reasons Surmatz.
 The French and Americans con sinued their attacks near 6russariers and gained ground and captured pris- oners.
 The report of German losses in Sundays fighting indicate they are extremely heavy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
Most of Munitions in Hands of Russians Sold to or Was Seized by
 the Germans.
RUSSIAN REVOLUT 0 N
Gen. Seminoff's Forces Are Driven at Bay by Rus sian BoISheviki
 Forces.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10-Most of the ammunition in the possession of the Russians at the time of the revolution was either captured by the Germans or sold to them by th } Russian soldiers, according to John Hoelzer, q intuition manufacturer of Nigny Novgorod, who has arrived here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
THANKING MOVEMENT

LONDON, June 10.-The new Ger man attack directed immediately against Champaigne as a part of the campaign against Paris is believed to be an attempt on the part of the Germans to outfIank the French lines near Soissons.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
REPORT FROM HAiG

LONDON, June 10.-Gen. Haig re- ports that the British raided the enc my trenches south of Arras and in- flicted heavy casualties on the Ger man garrison yesterday morning. The French carried out an enterprise east of Dickenbush Lake and cap tured 47 prisoners. An early report says Haig reported there was noth- ing new
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
Raiders in Atlantic Add the Steamship Pinar Del
 Rio to Victims
SEVENTEEN ARE SAVED
Captain and Members of Crew Were Picked Up by a Norwegian
 Boat.
GERMAN SUBMARINE BEEN CRUISING ON
 COAST LONG TIME

BOSTON, June 10.-A Ger man submarine cruised from the Delaware Capes to Man. tucket lightship between May 25th and June End, according to a letter received from Cap tain John Sweeney of the Schooner Hauppage, which was submarined and it's crew captured and forced to remain on board of the submarine for eight days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
ENEMY MAKES ADVANCE

LONDON, June 1o.-Reuter's cor respondent at the front with the French headquarters says the enemy advanced on the Montdidier and Noyon line was confined to the French advanced zone. The princi- pal line of defenses and resistance was not touched.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
MAsuIMcrnM Inne 10 :

.. WASHINGTON June 10. The American steamer Pinar Del Rio was sunk by German submarine 70 miles off the coast of Maryland. The cap tain and F members of the crew are missing.
 It is hoped the boat with mes sage will be picked up or turn up along the coast Until Sunday night the raiders had not showed them selves since the Norwegian steamer Vinland was sunk off the Virginia Capes Wednesday last.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
ACTIVITY ON ;. ITALY'S FRONT
 WITH GERMANS
Indications Are That They Are Getting Ready for an Offensive in
 That Zone.

ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS, June 10.-Railways behind the American lines in Northern Italy are rushed to capacity day and night, bringing troops and munitions to the front.
 A special system of drills to prepare the Austrians for as- saulting the Italian positions are put into effect and being practiced constantly.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
NO INFANTRY ATTACKS

WITH THE AMERICANS, June 10. While the Americans on the Mont didier sector have been subjected to heavy bombardment, no infantry attacks have developed against them during the first phase of the new battle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
Are Driven At Boy

KAREN, June 10.-Gen. Seminoff, leader of the anti-Bolshiviki forces in Siberia, is driven at bay by the Russians who crossed the Onon river in Far Eastern Siberia near the Man. churian border Advices say Semin- off is facing heavy odds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
WE'D AT slrkA

SITKA. June 4.-Clyde T. Fitch and Mrs. Ella Madison were married May 18th. For the present the hap py couple will reside at the Murby Hotel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
WITH THE AMERICANS

WITH THE AMERICANS, June 10. "A heavy artillery fire from the Ger man batteries opened Sunday morn ing and continued throughout the day on the Foul sector. There was no other activity. The LuneviIle sector was quiet.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
SAY AMERICANS LOSE

BERLIN, June 10.-An official war bulletin says the American troops in an attack northwest of Chateau Thier- ry were driven back with heavy losses.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
REPORT FROM BERLIN

BERLIN, June 1o.-An official Ger man war report Sunday says the attacks by the Allies around Chateau Therry and the Andre river resulted in unimportant gains in territory for the Allies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
GAIN LITTLE ADVANTAGE

WITH THE FRENCH, June 1o.- Notwithstanding the great forces the Germans threw into the line of bat tie when they opened the offensive between Montddier and the Disc river yesterday, they did not achieve any considerable advance.
 They apparently hoped to break the line of the defenders. But the Allied lines stood as firm as a rock. The Allies retired from their ad- vanced positions and the German ao- vance was checked when the Allies reached their real line of resistance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
Reports Submarine

ATLANTIC PORT, June 10. - A British steamer arriving reported a wireless was received from an An chor Line steamer, 800 miles off the New England coast Wednesday, that submarine was close behind her. The steamer at once headed full speed for port. It is not known if she was attacked.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
Crew Is Rescued

NEW YORK, June 10.-The cap tain and 16 members of the crew of the submarined steamer Pinar Del Rio have reached here on board Norwegian steamer which found them in lifebOats All of the crew mem bers were saved. The steamer was submarined on Saturday morning 70 miles off the Maryland coast.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
PREMIER IS PLEASED

PARIS, June 1o.-"It was per fectIy satisfactory day." declared Premier Clemenceau last night, in accurately summing up the prevailing impression regarding the new Ger man thrust. Reports showed that the German advance was checked; that during the day they gained three miles on the French center. but were stopped on both wings.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
BUT ONE HOSPITAL.

DAWSON, June 10.-For eco pomic reasons there will be but one hospital maintained in Dawson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
BRITISH MAKE ADVANCE

WITH THE BRITISH, June 1c.- The British forces advanced slightly near Bouzencourt and improved their lines considerably just south of Homme.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
Schooner Is Sunk

NEW YORK, June 10.-Survivors of the Pinar Del Rio says that they witnessed the sinking of schooner near by soon after their vessel was torpedoed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
VERpuN IN DANCER

DATELESS-A Sunday summary to the Associated Press said on the battlefield of the Marne river, where a week ago the Germans were hurl- ing masses of troops against the AL lied lines, the 7eutons are now vir- tuaIly on the defensive. In Chateau Thierry sector the American and French troops are participating in re- action movements on the extreme tip of the salient driven by the Germans in their earlier rush, and are making progress on this important sector.
 The British engaged on the other side of the wedge between the Marne river and Rheims.
 The rush of the American marines and French and British is not con tnuing to gain ground as fast az they did at the inception of the movement, but they are sill moving forward.
 A heavy offensive Is expected be- tween the line from Noyon to Mont ciidier. If the Germans break this line the whole Verdun sector might have to be abandoned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10
ENEMY BUFFERS LOSSES

PARIS, June 10.-An official bul- Ietin says that heavy counter at- tacks around chezy and Damard, northwest of Chateau Thierry, broke down under the fire from the French guns. The enemy suffered a serious loss.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-10

Continued on Page a.)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-06-15

st. Peter st. New Iberia.
147. Norres, Lilies. Marcel.
149. O'Brien, John. Jr., 52l
Bank Ave-, New Iberia.
152. Olivier, Joseph, 1T. NJ
], Box 80, Jeanerette.
1913. Oubre, Armas, Loreau-
vile. La.
155. Patain, Remy, Morbihan
1876. Pellerin, Balthazar, X. =
ID. No. l, New liberia.
157. Pierce, Joseph, Ri. No. !,
Box %, Jeanerette.
159. Prince, Rillius F., r. T
D. No. 3, New Iberia.
100. Provost, NemOurs, Lo-
reauville, La.
1862. Ransonet. Charles, Lo-
reauville. La.
1853. Ransonet, Ellie, LoreaI-
Vile, La.
166. Roger, Joseph, Jr., Jean
erette, La.
1877. Roger, Wilfred, Lydia.
16S. Romero, Harrison, Pare
Perdue, La.
1863. Romero. Isaac. R. F. D.
No. 2, New iberia. La.
40. Romero. SEVERN. Marcel.
172. Sehexnayder, Ulysse
Jeanerette. La.
173. Scott, Mckinley, Morbi-
han, La.
"a. Segupa. Conston. R. F. d.,
No. 3, Box SO, New iberia.
175. Segura, Ozaire, New he
ria. La.
1s1. Stansbury. John, Avery
Island, La.
1S2. stansbury, Richard, Jean
erette, la.
S51. Steen, Lionel, Delcambre.
1S4. Steet, Duias. Delcambre.
1856. Stoltz. Charles Louis,
Henry St.. New iberia. La.
1856. SUR. Sylvan. Delcambre.
1877. Theriot, Rene, r. F. D.
No. 2. New iberia.
1873. Thibodeaux. Laudrice.
Olivier, La.
100. Trappv, Alfred Francis.
Jeanerette. La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-06-15

ria. La.
SO. Guillotte, Oneil G., R. F
d. No. l, Jeanerette, La.
90. Hayes, Shelby, Weeks, La
81. Hebert, Octave, R. F. D.
No. l, New Iberia.
90. Hulin, Eddie, Delcambre.
100. Jeanminette. Uramis, Rt.
l, Box 43, Jeanerette.
1G6. JUDGE, Ellie, Loreauville.
1O7. JUDGE, Emo, R. F. d. No.
!, New Iberia.
los. JUDGE, Wicklief, r. F.
d. No. ], New Iberia.
10. Kleinpeter. HUE A., New
Iberia.
III. Labit, Ellis. Delcambre.
10. Landry, Alex, Jr., Jean
erette, La.
113. Landry, Adler, Lydia.
ia. Landry, Alba. Derouen.
is. Landry. Clemir, Rt. No.
/, .Jeanerette.
lie. Landry. Erals, 500 Julia
St. New Iberia.
1T. Landry, o. F., Delcambra.
11s. Laviolette. Eugene, Mar
eel. La.
119. Leblanc, Robert B., SOB
St Peter ST New iberia.
100. Leblanc, Calico, Del
hre. La.
121. Leblanc. Ellie, Ri. No. J.,
Box, Jeanerette.
1874. Leleu. Oscar, Derouen.
1871. Loncon, Poliga, Avery Is
land. La.
1913. Lopez. Calise. 7Os Fulton
St. New Iberia.
100. Louviere, Sidney, Lorean-
vile. La.
1873. Mioues. Lidier, R. F. D..
No. I. BOX 81, Jeanerette.
134. Migues, Sylyie, Corrine
st. New iberia.
135. Mire. Henry Jeanerette.
142. Naquin, Paul. .Jeanerette.
143. Narcisse, Leon, Lorean-
Wills La.
IA. Newgine. Whitney. R. =.
d. No. Jeantrette, La.
145. Nicholson. Earl F.. 43O
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-06-15

1873. Mitchell, Owe, Pare Per
due, La.
139. Morris, Landres. Loreau-
vile, La.
40. Moulis. Felix, Jr.. 10
reauville. La.
al. Mouton, Gus, Segura.
146. Nora, David, Il. +. ID. No.
l, New Iberia, La.
14S. Obrine. Austin, Il. F. d.
No. 2, New Iberia, La.
$50. Olivier, Gerard. Olivier.
l51. Olivier, Harry, Olivier.
154. Overton, Robert, Olivier.
15s. Polk, John. Jr., Loreau-
willie. La.
161. Provost. Joseph, r. F. h.
No. 3, New Iberia, La.
164. Reed, Harrace, Cos Wal
ton St. New Iberia.
165. Robertson. Manuel, Jean
erette. La.
III. Sanders, William, L0reau.
vile. La.
ITO. Sias. Euzebe. r. F. d.
New Iberia. La.
1T. Simon. Henry, Pare Per
due, La.
176. Simon. Mitchell, Pare
Perdue. La.
179. Smith, Beauregard, New
iberia, La.
$50. Smith. Glossy. LoreauvilI".
1S9. Thompson, Willie, Avery
Island. La.
1919. Walter. George. Olivier.
200. Williams. Henry. No. 6o6
Lafayette St., New iberia.
Local Board iberia Parish,
P. A. LANDRY, Chairman.
j. A. GONSOULIN, Sccty.
June 7th. 1913.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-06-15

:
1872. Vaughn, Sidney, Loreau-
vile, La.
1913. Vaughn, St. Paul, West
Main ST., New Iberia.
1914. Vedrine, Richard o., ~
w. Washington ST.. New IBERIA.
1876. Viator, Evice. X. +. d.,
No. 2. New iberia.
1876. Viator, Simon. New lbe-
ria, La.
List of Colored Persons.
|. Adams, Jos. Beauregard,
us f. Madison ST., New Iberia.
7. Armstead. Samuel, Morbl-
han, La.
9. August, Albert, Olivier, La.
10. Bell. Ross, Weeks, La.
II. Bell, Walter, Weeks, La.
16. Bernard, SIEVE, Segura.
q. Bourda, Hypolite, Lo-
reauville, La.
%. Boutte, Noah, Rt. No. !,
Jeanerette, La.
q. Broussard, Angere, Lo-
reauville. La.
81. Broussard. J. George, R. =.
D. No. l. New Iberia.
80. Broussard, Joseph, K. r.
d. No. l, New Iberia.
SO. Broussard, joseph, Marcel.
81. Broussard, Walter. De
rouen. La.
SO. Burke, Willie. Jeanerette.
80. Campbell. Junius. Jeane-
rette, La.
40. Castil, Joseph, Loreauville.
~. Chapman, Adam, Segura.
43. Claiborne, Alphonse. Jean
erette, La.
As. Coleman, Austin, Pare
Perdue. La.
4s. Corsev. Jonas. Weeks. La.
80. Daniels, Clarence, Belle
Place, La.
81. Daniels. Smith, r. F. D.
No. I, New iberia.
SO. Dauterive. John, R. F. d.
No. I, New iberia.
70. Dominique, Jos. Steven, r.
F. D. No. I, New Iberia.
Is. Eaton. Jacob Talmage, $50
Park Ave-, New IBERIA.
70. Fontenette, Anthony. DIV
Ter. La.
50. Fontenette, Henry. Morbi-
han. La.
81. Gaien. Arthur, 155 Rogers
St New iberia.
IS. Green, Alphonse, Lorean-
vile. La.
So. Guidrv. Alcide. 1917 iberia
ST.. New iberia.
80. Hackett. Arthur, 624
Charles st.. New iberia.
90. Hector, Edward, Olivier.
%. Henry, Edmond. New Iba-
ria. La.
"a Hill, Lloyd. X. f. ID. No. :.
New IBERIA.
95. Hode, Ashton. Jeanerette.
~. Jackson. Adam Segura.
%. Jacobs, Earl. Olivier.
90. James, Walter. Duboin.
1O1. John. Junius. Loreauville.
1902. johnson, Abraham. Div
Ter, La.
1O3. ohnson. Cornelius. Jeane-
rette. La.
104. johnson, Octave. Duboin.
105. Joseph. Clanten. 429 Las
sale. St., New Iberia.
100. King, James. Jeanerette.
122. Ledbetter, Sherman. Alb
William st. New iberia.
J23. Lee. Webster. Jeanerette.
125. Lewis, Torlv J.. Olivier.
1876. Linton, Cornelius. Jeane-
rette. La.
$50. Lovett, Haywood. Jeane-
rette. La.
131. Lyons. Abner. r. F. D.
No. 2. BOX 80, New iberia.
132. Mahan, Oscar. 249 Field
St. New iberia.
1876. Mitchell. John, Loreau-
vile. La.
1877. Mitchell. Nicholas. Lo-
reauville, La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-06-15

In faith whereof we have hereuntO set our
hands this 18th day o. June A. D. 1918.
THOMAS MJGUDe,
L. f. Leblanc,
PC. ROMERO,
J. A. 0ONSOULIN.
Jury Commissioners.
Witnesses.
Marcus DsBanc,
U, b. Riggs.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-06-15
SUPPLEMENT NEW IBERIA
ENTERPRISE.
Saturday, June 10Th, 1918.
REGISTRATION ON JUNE 9Th,

of the Local War Board are as
follows. There We're one hun
dred and twenty-five whites and
seventy-seven negroes who re-
ported for enrolment:
List of White Persons.
2. Albert, Pierre Valeries, Lo-
reauville, La.
3. Andre, Louis, New iberia,
La.
4. Ambros, Joseph. Route !,
Box 10, Jeanerette, La.
5. Ansley. Bernard, Jeane-
rette, La.
6. Arceneaux, Noe, 724 French
St. New liberia.
8. Arnandez. Jules L., New
iberia. La.
10. Baban, Ralph, Pare Per-
due, La.
H. Babineaux, Wilfred. R. F.
d. No. 2. New iberia. La.
II. Boudreaux, Ozeme, Lydia.
Is. Berard. Edwin, R. F. Il.
No. l. New iberia, La.
II. Bodin, Forest, Jeanerette.
IS. BONN. Anatole, r. F. D.
No. /, New Iberia. La.
10. BONN, Eddie, Loreauville.
90. Borel, Frank, r. F. D. No.
J. New iberia. La.
%. Bourg, Robert j., 725 Field
St. New Iberia.
90. Bourque. Sulie, Delcambre.
"a. Boutte. Hubert, Route l.
Box 80. Jeanerette, La.
&c. Boutte. Simeon. Route No.
l. Fox 13. Jeanerette, La.
%. Broussard, Anthony, To-
reauville, La.
90. Broussard. Chas. N, r. F.
II. No. !, Jeanerette. La.
80. Broussard, Hubert, Lo-
reanville, La.
81. Broussard, Norbert, Lo-
reauville. La.
80. Broussard. Robert. Duboin
Sc. Broussard, Theiesmar, Lo-
reauville.
Al. Costa. Alphe Bruce, 592
Fulton St., New iberia.
A.. Clement, Noise, R. F. d.
New iberia.
4G. Comeanx. Martial, R. F. D.
Box SO. New iberia.
AZ. Comeaux. VOORHEES,. R. +.
D.. No. 2, Box SO. New Iberia.
40. Conrreee, Amede. 534, w.
St. Peter ST.. New iberia.
SO. Darce. Oscar, R. F. D. No.
- New iberia.
54. David, Whitney. Derouen.
= 55. Davis, Sterling A.. %
Prairie Ave-. New Iberia.
56. DeBlanc. J. F. Marcus, 22S
w. St. Peter ST.. New liberia.
81. Decuir, Sulle. Morbihan.
So. Derise. Ulysse. Route No.
/. Box 100. Jeanerette.
SO. Delcambre. Bertrand, De-
rouen.
60. Delcambre. Walter A. 500
Center ST.. New iberia.
81. Derouen, Adeole, Del
cambre.
So. Derouen. Charles, S14 Gen.
ter ST.. New iberia.
Sc. Deroren, Delino. Ri. l. Box
72. Jeanerette.
81. Derouen, Paul, RI 3. New
iberia.
s5. Derouen. Slyveste, Route
!. Pox. .Jeanerette.
sc. Deslatte. Numa, R. F. D.
No 3. New iberia. !
81. Deslatte, Rene. Route 3,
New iberia. La.
6s. nertez. Honoras. Duhoin.
60. Doiron. Johnny. Ri. No. !. |
Pov 100. .Jeanerette.
n Dore. Bernard. Pare Per-
due La.
70. noncet. Remv. Loreanville.
73. Dressed, Bertrand. Loreaa
vile.
~. Dugas, Husville, Loreau-
vile. La.
*. Dulanv. Donelson. Edwin. |
52e E. Main St.. New iberia.
rs. Duplantis, Oras. Avery Is
land La.
u. Dupuy, Jules Emile, New |
iberia, La.
50. Gary Anatole, Pare Per-
due. La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-06-15

say who should and who should
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-06-15

tsy the Iavvrcsr vrrrs anu al ou-
dress will be delivered by Senator
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-06-15

mOnIais. LIT. r. w. han, z3zo
Olive STREET. st. Louis Mo. Sold
- A-s~H
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-06-15

sasO S,vaAsPoAAy iOi ting s@icCtIo1
Directors to serve during thu
suig year.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-06-15

ID fro
me d
and
'ould l
! befd
/ well.
other,
heinz
Pinkh1
BILE q
dvised
,efore
Dan Oh
elieve
Y trot
ithout
IAN wi
% to
able 4
mucl
1421|
ious q
Iuon Il
other
red By
4, Lyd|
,und, 1
ration
Who N
! giyd
Z to sd
te to 4
nm, ~
J
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29

The county agent as the agriculture
al leader has occupied most dit1icu :
position. Unaccompanied by the
panoply Of war, without the authori
ty Of force, often misunderstood and
sometimes misrepresented, he has or
ganized American agriculture for war
service. The universalitv with which
Of all sorts. Stat, and
National, have turned to him to ef-
feet their purposes and the general
excellence OF the services rendert d
are the best encomiuns on his work
Hostility ceases with 100 former coun
ty agents in the military service Of
the country, and il personal inclina-
tions had been followed the ranks
would have been practically exhaust
cd. You have stayed with your work
and have helped finish the job; you
have needed our admonition $40 do
the work and let the credit go, nor
heed the rumble Of the distant guns >
and In the end full recognition Of
your work will come. But the work
Is not done. Increased duties, beset
perhaps with greater difficulties, lie
just ahead.-Extract from letter OF
w. A. Lloyd In charge Of County A.
gent work.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29
CHRISTMAS PARCELS SHOULD
BE MAILED NOW.

A plan has been perfected whereby
the final mailing date for Christmas
Parsals for Soldiers Overseas has been
extended to November 30
The plan also includes a provision
for furnishing Christmas Labels to
individuals no have not received la
bells from soldiers In the American
Expeditionary forces, upon the re-
lceipt Of a signed application stating
that the applicant is the nearest CT
kin In the United States, that no la
bel has been received from abroad
and that should one subsequently be
received it will not be used. The al =
plicant must also state that to tt e
best OF his knowledge and belief only
one Christmas parcel will be sent to
the proposed recipient.
This arrangement has been made
at the request OF the War Depart
ment to prevent disappointment TO
those who have not received labels
from abroad and is intended to insure
the delivery Of one parcel to each
man.
Please apply Immediately to your
County Chapter for the necessary
blanks and labels and for additional
cartoons and inspection labels If re-
Quired.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29
WOOD COMMUNITY CHURCH.

Wood Community Church Services
next Sunday. Sunday School and
preaching services at the usual hours
Subject of the sermon What Can !
Do?' We hope you will be there.
Rev. David j. Perrin was in Wood
last Thursday and although the day
was cold and stormy, he securned a
number of new pledges to the par
sonage fund. If you desire to help
in this matter give your pledges tC
Messrs. Brown, Rankin, Richardson,
Rennick or Hooking or pay your
monev to the Treasurer, Mrs. j. T.
Hooking.
Will you be in Sunday School next
Sunday? The Superintendent J. A.
Rennick will be glad to see you there.
Subject of the lesson: "What Jeal
ousy Did," Gen. 81: Is %. Glasses
for all ages.
Services next Sunday afternoon at
Happy Hollow. Sunday School ut
2:3r, preaching at $3.50. Sermon
subject, "Thanksgiving, What Have
We To BE Thankful Fors"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29
CODY ChOPSTIcKS

z. H. Hamilton now has his rye in.
Haying is about over for this year.
Have you hay enough for those cal
YES.
Mr.. Clips is hauling his hay these
days
Corn shucking Is the order of the
day now.
This Is . nice snow. More moisture
more wheat.
F. L. Lensman attended Blum's
sale, Tuesday,
r. B. Egleston worked roads in Cody
township last week
Peter Nelson purchased two cows
OF Snas Ray at. .blums sale Tuesday.
Pretty cold for John t. sleep in the
barn, hut he has to 60 there Just the
same,
w. J. Egleston cut a little more
hs.k so a. to have little more hay,
(see.j Calves look good to w. j. He
has 81 to eat hay this winter.
Gust =. Gunner bought fine white
face bull at Blums sale, one that is
registefed. Watch Gusts flock gr> W
all pretty white face snd alike.