The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-19
ROSEBUD VALLEY

homestead Monday.
Messrs. Wilson AID Joneschiet auto
ed to Witten Sunday.
Mr.. Phillippi is fencing his half
section of land in our valley.
Frank Paseka and family enjoyed
the 4th at Bad Nation Camp.
Albert Jonescheits took slpper at
L. O. Dustrudes Sunday evening.
Mrs. S. r. Langley and children,
called at Glen Sherwood's Sunday.
Splendid showers visited our valley
thereby relieving danger from prairie
fres,
Rusho and Caiff sheared their
sheep at the Calitf ranch in Trip
county.
Elmer Aeschbacher and Edwin Gus
tafson fenced an alfalfa patch for the
former.
Corn plowing soon thing Of the
past and hay making now calling our
attention.
Mr.. Knight called at the Langley
homestead and also at 5. A. Hills
Saturday.
Mrs. John Ham and Glen Sherwood
and family called at John Sherwood's S
Sunday evening.
L. O. Dustrude went to Witten
Tuesday of this week to bring out
wire for fencing.
The Sherwood families and Mrs.
Tom Davies picncied at the Gallineau
Springs the 4th.
The Miner, Gustafson and Aesch-
bacher families spent quiet 4th
among themselves.
Mrs, S. r. Langley, daughter and
son called at the Glen Sherwood home
after Sunday school,
Mr.. Joneschiet was down the line
and brought out load of woven wire
fencing .Or hog pasture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joneschiet and family
attended Sunday school and called at
L. =. Dustrudes afterwards.
Messrs Night and Cook shipped
their wool from their sheep rancl. in
our valley and had fine clipp also a
crop of lambs.
VIM. Hare Is on the sick list, and
G. o. Wilson was called in to crank
the Ford In ocder that Mrs. Hare
might go to town.
We are glad to know Joe Week has
shown his faith in our country by
purchasing another quarter of land
adjoining his own.
A prairie fire was started by light
ming Friday afternoon just across Oak
creek, but 1t was soon put out by
Indians residing near.
Mrs. Effie Johnson and Miss Berna-
dine assisted Mrs. Wilson previous to
the 4th. Mrs. Johnson also did some
sewing for Mrs. Wilson.
Miss Mildred Kemp registered six
teen babies In her district besides
quite number went to Wood and
were absorbed in that District.
Owing to inclement weather on last
registration day we hope to register
Bad Nation Dist. Saturday July l3;
All mothers please bring your children.
Mr.. and Mr.. Frank Hakl and daugh-
ter returned from Lake Andes Sun
day. They found everything ship
shape under Mr.. Jonkes manage
ment.
Ben Larsen has been having new
potatoes, peas and fries for some time
If you want good square meal go
to Ben's. He also has fifty acres of
corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, G.. Cordell were
pleasant callers Thursday afternoon
at the Langley home. They are much
interested in the breed of Angus cat.
tie and expect to own some soon.
Messrs. H. 0. Satree and August
Meier delivered bunch Of cattle t.
Mr.. Rain of Witten that Mr.. Satree
had purchased Of August and brough,
out another bunch to Mr.. Satree's
Sunday.
Our Commu nifty was grieved tC
learn Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thayers loss of
their tile boy SO much loved 10y his
friends here where lived William was
b,rn unitedly, we express our sorrow
for the parents.
George Mckee has been very bus!
for some time digging wells in on
valley. Among those who employe'
him were Frank Hickman, Lee An
derson, Vaughn Briscoe, Dave Colom