The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-07-13
NEWS BY
CORRESPONDENTS
NORTH HAND

Thursday.
Oscar Nelson and family drove to
Redfield Saturday on a shopping tour.
Lawrence Davis, Nina Johnson and
Alice Davis drove to Redfield Satur-
day, returning in the evening.
The Orient live stock shipping asso-
citation held their annual meeting Sat
urday. July /. Web Davis and A. M.
Sebring were reelected for three year
terms. After the meeting the board
meet and elected Web Davis president,
Wencil Houdek, vice president, G. A.
Mckay. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and A. M.
Mckay, manager. The managers re-
port showed 3S cars of hogs haudled
by the association in the past few
months, showing a net profit of sew
eral thousand dollars owe the local
markets.
For the farmer, all that remains for
a final jubilee in the future is for
those farmers that have not partici-
pated in the past, to get in the game
in the future. You know what the
Irishman said: "In onions there is
strength"
Will Smith is driving a dodge nov
days. Bill knows a good car when
he sees It..
Chester Thomas and family were
guests of Web Davis Sunday evening.
A. M. Sebring and family drove to
Rockham Sunday to attend Sunday
School and church and visit O.. III.
Yetter and family.
One Of the prominent business men
of Orient meet with an accident Fri
day xyhnn hn trirkJ t, atom nasr ~
white mules and was in a serious
condition up till Saturday, but is much
better now.
Ben Pitman and family were attend
ing church last week.
Herman Martinmaas was an Orient
visitor Saturday.
Geo. Gunnison and p. ]. Dunn, the
Orient bankers, drove to Pierre last
week on business.
Park ball team played the Sinclair
team at Sinclair Sunday. Score 5 to
8 in favor of Park boys.
North Hand celebrated the Fourth
at Earl Sinciair's residence and the
people that partook of his hospitality
agreed that il was one of the best
Fourths hat they had spent in a long
time. The general run of events for
the occasion were participated in by
all. After the close of festivities at
the grove the crowd adjourned to the
Smith residence and a barn dance was
given and enjoyed by all to a late
hour.
The Swedish Lutheran people had a
picnic at the Steel residence the
Fourth and enjoyed themselves with
song and games.
Mr.. Claude Johnson, Clarence john
son, Elmer Johnson and Gus Larson
autoed to Aberdeen the Fourth.
A VI. Sebring and family were Aber
deem visitors the Fourth and enjoyed
witnessing some good horse racing.
Oscar Nelson and family enjoyed a
visit with Mrs. Nelson's father one
day last week.
Park ball team crossed bats with
Orient team Sunday to the tune of
z to 4 in favor OF the Park boys.
They fell for the boys like straw be-
fore the sickle.
The Orient Live Stock Association
sold 2 cars OF hogs Saturday. Great
dope for the farmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Sebring, Mr.. and
Mrs. Web Davis are enjoying a visit
with their cousin and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Carpenter of Schoolcraft,
Mich. Mr.. Carpenter is on his way to
the Yellowstone Park after visiting
the park they will return by the way
of Kimberley, Idaho and visit an un-
Gle ana family, returning over the
Lincoln Highway.
North Hand is blessed with an un-
usually good crop this year and we
hope there will be nothing happen to
II as we need the proceeds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewood Johnson's
baby is On the sick list today but not
serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Thomas are
the proud parents Of a girl baby and
to talk to Chet-well IL is impossible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Nelson were
calling on Chester Thomas Saturday
evening.
A farewell party was given by Mrs.
Web Davis and neighbors in honor Of
Mrs. Grim, who has been staying with
her daughter, Mrs. Bing, but is return
ing to Illinois. Mrs. Grim has made
a host of friends with her c%ongenial
personality in and around Orient.