The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-07
WHITE RIVER ITEMS
Nick Didier has flu.

No mail last week; the Milwaukee
has been blocked with snow
Mrs. Heaton Is caring for George
Walden at the Jones hotel. Mr.. Wal.
den has blood poison.
Fred SchwarZ Is out Of town on a
business trip. Se,by Gallagher Is look
ing after the business.
Miss Angeline Terpin and a friend
from Mission spent the week end with
her parents i'm White River.
Ia Justice Court last week, I'm the
matter Of Essy VS. Hicks, judgement
was rendered In favor OF the plaintiff
See your banker for blanks and re-
port your inco ne before March 18th.
You will be fined for failure to make
this report.
Don't forget the early Bird"
Thursday, March 9th. The early
bird is the one that gets his pick OF
the seats at Burnett's Theater.|
The stockmen's ball was rather an
%impromptu affair. A few local dam
GERS gathered and put on a few inter-
esting terpsicllorean stunts till the
small hours OF Saturday.
The Congr.. ational Ladies Auxili-
airy met last Thursday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bohannan. Though
the day was stormy, about forty We re
present. All enjoyed the eats and
the music.
Geo Morrow returned to White
River, Saturday after "a months alb.
sence. He visited Omaha and other
Nebraska points, and spent sometime
at Rosebud waiting for the roads to
become passable.
The Northrup Trio, March Is, Is
another one OF those high class enter
tainments with which we have been
favored this winter. You cannot af-
ford to miss it. Go early. No re-
served seats, The house was packed
last time.
The Standard Oil Company appre-
ciates the fact that White River is
on the map, judging from q letter
written TO Chris Anders. In this let
ter they compliment the garage man
for having given a larger order for
Polarine oil than any other firm in
the state west OF the Missouri River;
and the largest single order OF any
firm west Of the Mississippi River,
which takes In considerable territory.
Henry Ford says he does more busi-
ness with Mr.. Anders than with any
other garage In the state west Of the
Missouri river.
Suppose you should bfeal a leg, or
an arm, or have some worse calamity
befall your Where could you 60 for
have set a number of local people to
Jton,ccsru fhn aAxtca kflffv ~ octah
fishing a permanent hospital at
White River. One suffering excruci-
ating pain dislikes the prospect OF a
miles to Murdo. Why not take care
Of them here where they can be visit.
ed by those interested In them, and
at compa ratively little expenseY The
average homesteaders shack is not
fences that a hospital would afford.
Who knows how many lives would be
saved by prompt medical attention.
What do you think about it9
Too late for last. week.
The County Commissioners met last
week.
Walie B. Clark has returned from
a trip to Wyoming.
Earl Sharon Of Elk Point will work
In the Anders Garage.
Trains have been blockaded and no
mail from Murdo. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Ozanne are the
happy parents OF q baby girl.
Something stirring every minute In
White River. Sidewalks next.
John Scheurer has returned from
Edgemont. where he fled on an oil
claim.
M. 4. Strrln Is taking care OF Hodg-
es Hard rare Store during Roys alb