The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-02-24

by his uncle, Joseph Week, in the
hog-buying business.
Iver Week had the misfortune to
receive a badly injured wrist, Tues
day of last week, when he attempted
TO crank a Ford car.
Harry Larson, liver Week, Glen
Sherwood, j. Filippi, Pete Bachman
and III. O. Satree attended the Sy-
kora sale, Tuesday of last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Otto Fulsos and child
rem visited Wednesday at the C. o.
Wilson home. Otto accompanied
by {. o., also called at Larson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kemnitz and son
Kermit visited Wednesday Of last
week ut the home Of Mrs. Kemnitz'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Larson.
Iver Week, who has been working
for Harry Larson, spent several. days
at home last week, as he was unable
to work, owing to the injury to his
wrist.
III. O. Satree, Harry Larson, C. o.
Wilson and son, Ozro, were callers
at Glen Sherwood's, Wednesday. Mr..
Larson also called at Frank Hick-
mans.
c. 0. Wilson took hogs to the Muir
do market last week, bringing back
coal for the Satree school. Lee An
derson and Otto Fulsos also took
hogs to Murdo.
Misses Emma Satree and Blanche
Wilson, Harry Larson and liver Week
called at the Satree schoolhouse Tues
day evening, to practice their parts
in the program.
There will be a farewell dance for
George kinneer held at Hannes
Thomsen's. on the old Terpin ranch,
February Is. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend.
Nh. Bundy of Wood cme out for
Miss Olga Satree Sunday evening.
She will assist Mrs. Bundy with her
work for a time, as she does not ex-
pect to re-enter school this spring.
Misses Olga and Emma Sat-
rec and Lille Kangus and Harry Lar
son spent Saturday at Will Kemnitz'.
The Misses Satree also spent Sat-
urday night and Sunday with Miss
Kangus.
Alex Brave had the misfortune to
have a horse fall with him q week
ago. He received a badly injured
ankle and was considerably bruised
and shaken. We hope for his speedy
recovery.
George Kinneer is going to have
a sale February 81. We are sorry to
announce that he intends leaving this
community, as George is "a jolly good
fellow and we all will miss him.
he is returning to Iowa and will be
employed again by his former EN-
ployee, us assistant on a farm.
Misses Olga and Emma Satree, Lii
lie kangus, viii Kemnitz and family,
Harry Larson and Andrew Brother
son attended the wedding dance given
for Cleveland Jackson and bride at
Bad Nation Friday night. They re-
port a very enjoyable time with an
abundance of refreshments and good
orchestra music.
Misses Olga and Emma Satree and
Blanche Wilson, George Kinneer, An
drew Brotherson and Harry Larson
called at the Satree schoolhouse
Thursday evening. The young folks
practiced their part in the program
which they expect to give the first of
next month. The first five mentioned
also called at Glen Sherwood's.
Mesdames c.. O. Wilson and Otto
FulsOs entertained some of their
neighbors and friends at an oyster
supper at the Fulsos home February
s, the occasion being the birthday of
both Mn. Wilson and Mr.. Fulsos. A
very enjoyable time was reported and
the night well spent before anyone
thought of departing for home.
Mr.. Bundy of Wood came out for
ant experiences on his return trip to
Wood, Sunday, as his car became
stalled in the snow several times when
he got off the right road. He final,
~ gave up getting to Wood that night
and spent the night at Lee Ander.
sons. He was about eight hours
getting four or five miles, and part OF
that time he was assisted by saddle
horses. We don't suppose he has any
desire to repeat such an experience