The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-29

Mrs. Ben Larson called at Glen
Sherwood's and c. O. Wilson's Sunday
forenoon.
Mrs. John Ham and children and
Pernadine Johnson visited at Lang
ley, Sunday.
John Prokop, a former homesteader
and overseas soldier was calling on
his friends last Sunday.
Mr.. Stewart made quite shipment
Of cattle this last week. Mr.. kidwil-
er pastured part of them.
Messrs. Bnrnham and Shrock are
putt lg up hay for the sheep on the
r Isho- Burnham Sheep Ranch.
L. O. DustrGde, wife and family,
also Pete Farmer were dinner guests
at the Langley home last Monday.
Will Kemnitz and family visited at
TIE home of Mrs. Kemnitz's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Larson, Tuesday.
We sympathize deeply with Mrs.
Kemp in the loss of her husband, who
has been in hospital for some years
past.
Glen Sherwood and wife and daugh-
ter called at Ben and Oliver Larson's
Monday, being supper guests at the
latter place.
Alex knight left for Yankton Sun
day for a visit to his wife. Dorance
Langley is taking care Of his sheep
during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Sherwood and
daughter Mary Evalyn, visited Sunday
with friends in Trip county, re-
turning Monday morning.
We understand Mr.. Richardson,
since selling his farm in our Valley,
expects to devote his time to the sale
Of the Watkins medicines.
Rev. Void had a splendid congre-
CATION out to hear him on his last
visit. Remember, next Sunday, at
three o'clock he is with us again.
Mrs. Alice Hare, John Ham and
VIM. Hare called at the Lee Ander.
son home Sunday. &. .. Wilson ano
family also called there and at Oliver
r Larson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillen arrived Sunday
: from Fairmont, Neb., for d visit al
the Aeschbacher homes. Mrs. Giller
Is an only daughter of Grandma
Aeschbacher.
Mr.. Patrick, from Trip county,
brought two friends over to tie
Rosebud Valley Stock Farm to look
at the Aberdeen Angus cattle, also
the Chester White hogs.
Rudolph Broderson had the mis-.
fortune to lose a fine t~wo-vear-old
colt by getting mired down in the
mud. This is the second horse Mr..
Broderson has lost in this way.
Mr., Sanders and the Ritts boys are
nearly done with one section of hay
which they have stacked for Mr.,
Buttertield, who expects to winter a
large bunch of cattle in Melleete
county.
Mr.. Thayer expect to leave for their
DActftnn nc fNrInninal of fhD
boarding school at Fort Thompson,
5. d. The school begins next Mon
day. Their friends wish them success
In their work.
Mrs. Minnie Ritts is home again
after her summers training at the
Normal school at Spearfsh. Mrs.
Ritts, we are glad to say, is one Of our
Rosebud Valley teachers, teaching
the Krieger school.
L. O. Dustrude recently sold his
half section of land to Mr.. knight.
and gives possession soon. We GER
tainiy hope the Dustrude's find a new
location near, as their going would
certainly NEAR a loss t. our Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broken Leg gave a
feast last SATURDAY. at their home In
honor OF Lee Farmer, Mrs. Broken
Legs son, who was on overseas duty
for more than a year. Lee was in the
hard drive and saw much of the real
war.
Mr.. Raschke and family of Gregory,
Harry Lantis and family and Newt
Splawn of Winner, Jacob Mough and
family Of Witten and Elmo Mitchell
and family of Wood were dinner
guests at John Krieger's Sunday.
Chicken and ice cream and water
melons were served and all had a
good time.