The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-03-31
TOO late for last week.

Roy Bennett is working for Harry
Larsen.
Meadow larks and crickets are with
us again.
H.. o. Satree assisted Paul McDill
last week.
Harry Larsen called at Fl. 0. Sa-
trees, Wednesday.
Mrs. John Ham called on Mrs, II.
O. Satree, Thursday.
G.. o. Dustrude and Alex Brave were
Witten visitors, Thursday.
c.. o. Wilson and Glen Sherwood
marketed hogs at Witten, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Fulsos and child
rem visited Sunday at c. o. Wilson s.
Glen Sherwood and family were
| Tuesday evening callers at c. 0. Will
sons
John Sherwood purchased q couple
of brood sows of Paul McDill, last
week.
c. O. Wilson called at the Haisch
& James ranch and at Ed Jackson s,
one day last week.
Joe Brave and family visited at
the home of hills sister, Mrs. c. o.
Dustrude, Thursday.
Clarence Wilson visited at the Sa-
tree school Tuesday, and Ray and
Laura Dustrude Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Brave and two children,
and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sherwood and
son were callers at Ben Larsen's, Fri
day.
Emma Satree called at Hams We'd
nesday evening and was also a morn
ing caller at Glen Sherwood's, Thurs
day.
Glen Sherwood, wife and children
called ut Ben Larsen s, Monday. Glen
purchased a couple of sows while
there.
Mr.. and Mrse. C. o. Wilson called
at Lee Flaherty's, Friday. They pur-
| chased some household goods of Mrs.
Agnes Kemp.
Glad to see that our chief reporter
is again on the job, for We have
missed the news from the south end.
Let us hear from you again.
Misses Emma Satree and Blanche
Wilson were dinner guests at Glen
Sherwood's, Sunday. Margaret Sher-
wood also spent an hour at play with
her little cousin, Evalyn Sherwood.
Frank Hickman was called to Leon,
Iowa, Wednesday of last week by
the serious illness of his father. An
drew Brotherson is assisting with the
work during Mr.. Hickman's absence.
Joe Brave was out this week with
a petition on behalf of a post office
to be established at the store which
is soon to be moved near his place.
Here's wishing he is successful with
this enterprise.
Messrs. and Mesdames Peacock, and
baby Joyce, Will Kemnitz and Ker-
NIT, c. o. Wilson, Irene and Mildred,
Glen Sherwood and son, Arthur Lee,
and Mrs. Pete Bachman were supper
guests at the Otto Fulsos home Tues
day of last week. They also spent the
evening and were unanimous in voting
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulsos royal enter
~tainers. Will Kemnitz and son were
also dinner guests, and Mrs. Lee An
derson and little daughter, afternoon
callers.
Mrs. C.. o. Wilson has been suffer.
ing with a felon on her finger, which
affected her entire arm. AT last re.
port it was much improved and NO
serious results are now anticipated.
The dance given by Fl. 0. Satree's
Saturday night at the Satree school,
house was a success in every way. A
large crowd attended and a splendid
and generous lunch was served. De
spite the fact that no violin was OBJ
tainable. Alex Brave and Moses
Stranger Horse proved their abilities
Mt the piano, which was furnished by
: Mrs. Glen Sherwood. ard they Ger
tainly made Emusic in the air."
The Haisch & James sale was at
tended by a large crowd, which woul'
undoubtedly have been doubled ha'
it not been for the condition of tn
roads. Everything brought goo'