The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-26
ROSEBUD VALLEY
We wish n and all a Merry Chris

DOTH VI MI anu Wis oOi''i
December 4, a son.
Zeno O'Bryan attended a Gale near
witten last Tuesday.
Mr.. Koskan went to get a truck
near Winner Friday.
Pete Bachman made a trip to Win
ner the first of last week.
Mrs II. o. Satree and baby spent
several days at the Kemp home.
Everyone seems much encouraged
by the nice weather handed us recent
ly.
G. O. Wilson went to Witten Thurs
day for coal which he had freighted
from Winner.
Joe Brave butchered a porker last
week. He recently traded for 1t with
Oliver LorSen.
Many of our farmers are taking adj
vantage of this nice weather and husk
ing their corn.
Mr., Paseka, Lillian Gustafson and
Zeno O'Bryan were shopping in Wood
last Wednesday.
Andrew Broderson came from Trip
county last week for a visit with rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. Brown Bull is confined to her
bed, having been stricken with paral-
ysis in her left side.
Blanche and Ozro Wilson and Ker-
NIT Satree called at Glen Sherwoods
Tuesday Of last week.
Mrs. Ben Larsen was taken quite
sick Saturday night, but was some
better at last reports.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Brave and chill
dren and Mrs. John Ham called on
Oliver Larsen, Sunday a week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miner and
Ernest Aeschbacher spent a pleasant
evening at the Boyd 0'Bryan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langley and family
and Miss Dorthy Schroeder were SUM-
day afternoon callers at Boyd O'Bryans
Frank Petra called at the Oliver
and Ben Larson homes last week,
spending the night at the latter place
Messrs. Root, Buanham, l.. 0. Dus-
trude and Langley were overnight
business callers at Witten, Friday
last.
Mrs. Glen Sherwood and Mary Eva
Ign called at Ben and Oliver Larsens
Friday, Glen calling for them in the
evening.
Ed Graf Is among the lucky num-
Der now as he has three fresh cows,
and butter fat commands a high price
these days.
Although the snow is disappearing
we hope Santa may secure an air ship
and every child in our valley may be
remembered.
Linda and Elmer Gilland are stay
ing with their uncle Elmer Aesch-
bacher, this winter attending school
at the Marion.
G. 0. Wilson assisted Glen Sher-
wood with his butchering, Tuesday.
He also assisted John Sherwood butch
er a hog Wednesday.
Glen Sherwood wife and daughter,
Will Kemnitz and family, visited Sun
day at Ben and Oliver Larsens. Mr..
Koskan also called at the latter place
Ernest Aeschbacher removed the
fence from around the school house
last Tuesday. One advantage we now
have Is stray horses can wash the
windows, etc.
Olga Satree who recently spent a
week with her mother was accom-
panied to Mr.. Sullivans by her little
sister Helen who will spend the win
ter with her.
The Messrs Ellis of Trip county
autoed through our valley to their
home west of Thunder Greek and
found the circle stem cattle had eaten
all their hay.
Frank Petra, Andrew Brodersen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kemnitz and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Larsen were
supper guests at Oliver Larsen's Sat-
urday evening.
Rev. Void has just returned from
Gregory county where he held a re-
vival meeting lasting five weeks and
II weather remains good expects soon
to visit In our valley.
Miss Dorothy Schroeder Of Colome
arrived Wednesday of last week and
begun her work of teaching Thurs
day morning at the Marion school
with nine scholars In attendance.