The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-12-30
ROSEBUD VALLEY
A Happy New Year to all.
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NllSS hdiHu 10 CnliCd az Oil oi1Si
woods Monday morning.
Madolin Ham was absent from school
last week on account Of sickness.
Rudolph Paseka took dinner Christ
mas day at the BOYD O'Bryan bone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langley were callers
at the Calif home on Monday after
noon.
John Sherwood and G.. O. Wilson
did their Christmas shopping in Wood
Saturday.
Miss Philippi, who teaches the
Krieger school, is spending her vaca-
tion at Norfolk, Neb.
Edwin Gustafson assisted s. r.
Langley and Rudolph Paseka for a
week digging a cistern.
Mrs. Glen Sherwood and children
visited the afternoon Of Xmas day at
the G. o. Wilson home.
Olga Satree, who spent last week
at home, returned Saturday to Wood,
where she is attending school.
S. r. Langley called as the John
Ham home for freight, which John
very kindly brought from Winner.
Miss Gladys Witten has been assist
ing with the work Of caring for the
new son in the Boyd O'Bryan home.
II. O. Satree has been assisting
Harry Larsen repair sheds and get
a supply of wood. He also hauled
wood home during the past week.
Boyd O'Bryan last week received
part Of the Haisch cattle which he
expects to care for during the winter.
Grandma Aeschbacher, accompanied
by her sou Ernest, went to Winner and
next morning boarded the train for
Mound City, Mo-, her old home.
Mrs. Elmer Aeschbacher entertain
ed the school children on little Mild
reds third birthday. The children
enjoyed the occasion and hope Mildred
may have many such pleasant days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Flaherty en-
tertained the following at Xmas din
ner: Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Eaton, Mr..
and Mrs Hubert Flaherty Frank
Petera and family, Miss Lille Kangus
Andrew Broderson and Harry Larsen.
. .a,' ran aud two ,'iltrep,
Jane aua uc jlew. Kermit and
Emma satire ,.r,rupeni"5 O VIE
) i sna ij'd..a 10 tta Xms enter
,0mert Mr. Barlman and lhe
'u.l spau' ''r nipb' VII
s, ka q ~ N-ar ;,
ZANE for 4 visit u,tl is paren :,
brothers and sisters He expects to
remain several weeks. Joe was for
merly a schoolboy in the good old days
when J. b. Brown of Wood taught
our school.
Owing To the cold night, many were
not enabled to attend the Xmas en-
tertainment at the P~leasant"iew school
but those who went report a very en-
joyable time. Quite a lengthy pro-
gram was given by the pupils Of the
Satree and Pleasantview schools.
Miss Gladys Sheldon gave a short
program Saturday afternoon. The
Aeschbacher brothers provided a beau
tiful tree which was prettily decorat-
ed, and the children had drawn names
so each had a present on the tree. A
very generous treat was given all the
patrons attending for which we say
THANK YOU"
A number of the neighbors gathered
at she home of A. Miner in honor of
his birthday. The date happening to
be Jake Paseka's the event combined
the two and honors were equally
divided. We understand a very good
time was had by all who attended
and we all wish them many happy re-
turns OF the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustafson and family
and Bessie, Agnes and Victor Paseka
spent an evening last week at the
Langley home. The young people en-
joyed games and all sang songs With
out number, after which luncheon
was served. After a general good
time some more singing. then the
good nights said. All had a happy
time.
Mrs. Chas Califf died at their home
In Rosebud Valley, on Oak Creek
Saturday evening after a brief illness.
She fell several weeks ago, fractUring
three ribs and in her struggle to get
up and to the house exerted herself
and the membrane surrounding the
lung was injured. Pleuritis set in
and DIR. DeHart made several visits.