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89th
Div.
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The 89th Div., which included many
Lyman County men, has been honored by
Commander-in-Chief, Gen. Pershing, who
stated, “Soldiers of all divisions under
the First, Third and Fifth Corps of the 89th
Div – you will all be long-remembered for your
stubborn persistence, your storming of
obstinately defending machine guns nests; your
penetration, yard by yard, of woods and
ravines and your heroic resistance in the face
of counter attacks.” More.
Apr. 17, 1919
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Albert
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Otto Albert,
living at Dupree this past summer, came down
Wednesday to visit his parents and friends for a
few weeks. He left Dupree Monday morning and
reached Oacoma Wednesday afternoon, traveling
all the way by Milwaukee train Nov
28 1919
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Anderson
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Annabelle
Anderson died a few days ago was the
report received here. Jan. 30, 1919
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Anderson
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Frank Anderson,
Joe Cannon, Theodore Nelson and
John McCoy have also returned from
France. June 19, 1919
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Andese
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A
little boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Andese Presho Jan. 16, 1919
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Armstrong
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The
two little Armstrong children, living
with their aunt, Mrs. Cora M. Miller,
west of Iona, went to Oacoma by stage Monday
where they were met by their father who took
them to to his home in Iowa.
Jan. 30, 1919
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Auld
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Mrs. Agnes E. Auld
and Mrs. M.Q. Sharpe went to Plankinton
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mr. O.P.
Auld, brother of the late I.N. Auld.
May 8, 1919
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Authier
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Joe Authier of
Vivian was thrown from his horse Saturday and
dislocated his knee joint, but is able to be
around with the aid of a crutch. Sept. 4, 1919
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Bacon
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A beautiful life flitted from our midst
Tuesday, Aug. 12 when death claimed the life of
Lucretia, wife of James P. Brewster of
near Iona, She was born Lucretia Bacon
at Ashtabula, Ohio June 24, 1845 and was married
Nov. 28, 1869. In the eve of the sunset of her
happy wedded life she was about to round out her
Golden Jubilee of marriage when the angel of
death sang her requiem. More. Aug.
21, 1919
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Ballingal
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Lyndsay Deasley Ballingal and Miss
Grace Estella Iseminger were united in
marriage Saturday afternoon, Sept. 6, 1919,
attended by Mr. and Mrs. H. Sheldon
Iseminger whose 10th anniversary was
also on that same day. Long interesting story. Sept. 18, 1919
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Banwart
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Harry Banwart,
Vivian, was recently discharged from the
army.had been to France. May 8, 1919
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Barlow
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Lost - E.A. Barlow
lost his Knights Templar watch charm. He has
worn it for over 30 years and will give a nice
reward for its return
May 1, 1919
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Barrett
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Letter from Engelbert Barrett of Draper
from Camp Mills, NY dated Nov. 1, 1918, to
“mother and all. Jan. 2, 1919
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Bartine
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Mrs. J.G. Bartine
found the gold watch she lost in her garden
three years ago. The watch was only damaged by
the scratch from the plow. May 1,
1919
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Bice
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Joseph Bice
returned Saturday evening from services
overseas. June 4, 1919
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Bierman
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Miss
Zelma Kimmerling of Vivian and Frank
Bierman of Roscoe were united in
marriage at the ME church in Vivian last
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Cleo Kemerling
and Albert Sayler were witnesses.
More. Mar. 6, 1919
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Boal
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Ray
M. Boal arrived at Vivian last week
from New York where he has been since arriving
from a hospital in France where he saw over
six months of active duty on the Argonne
Field.. He is the first Vivian boy to return
home from France.
Apr. 17, 1919
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Boal
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A dau was born at
the Vivian home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Boal
last week. May 29, 1919
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Boal
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Boal
of Vivian are parents of a son born Friday
night. Nov. 6, 1919
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Bobblediker
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The surprise dance at Bobblediker’s
at Kennebec was well attended and a good time is
reported. July 31, 1919
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Bode
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Atty. H.L. Bode and wife of
Murdo are here, called by the death of her
sister, Alice Hansen.
Apr. 17,
1919
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Boe
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Pvt. Chris Boe
received his discharge from Camp Funston last
Monday. He had been in the service about seven
months. Two of his brothers are still in
France. Feb 13, 1919
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Bohannan
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Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Bohannan
are rejoicing over the arrival of a daughter,
Melba Gale, born Sept. 30. Oct. 16,
1919
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Boland.
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A baby
girl came to gladden the hearts of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Boland, born at the
home of Mrs. Boland’s parents at North
McGreagor, Iowa, Monday, May 26.
May 29, 1919
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Bolton
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Mrs. John T. Bolton
Jr. returned last Thursday from her father's
burial in Buffalo, N.Y. Nov. 20, 1919
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Bond
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News
was reached at Iona of the marriage of Norman Bond
to Miss Sara Rose, June 14. They will
live on his claim east of the
river. July 17, 1919
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Bonson
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F.I. Sheffer has
begun erecting a fine new home north of the
Christian church in Oacoma. He has also
purchased the John Bonson residence
north of the railroad tracks thus showing his
faith in Oacoma’s future. Mr. and Mrs.
Sheffer came to Oacoma more than 25 years ago
and when they disposed of their farm a few weeks
ago they could have gone whither they would, but
chose to remain among their old friends and
familiar surroundings. Aug. 28, 1919
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Boyle
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A daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. O.C. Boyle at Vivian last
week. May 8, 1919
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Boyles
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Mr.
E.W. Boyles received a message Friday telling of
the death of his father at Yankton. Jan. 9, 1919
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Boyles
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Cards were received at
Oacoma Monday announcing the marriage of Miss
Alvina, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Schatz,
American Falls, Idaho, to Louis Albert Boyles
of Oacoma, at her parent’s home in American
Falls. More. July 17, 1919
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Boyles
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Boyles
are very happy because a daughter was born to
them Nov. 19 at the Chamberlain San. Nov. 20, 1919
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Brave
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The Fort Lookout Post
Office is located on Ben Brave's place
10 miles north of Oacoma and 15 miles southeast
of Reliance
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Brewster
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A beautiful life flitted
from our midst Tuesday, Aug. 12 when death
claimed the life of Lucretia, wife of James P. Brewster
of near Iona, She was born Lucretia Bacon
at Ashtabula, Ohio June 24, 1845 and was married
Nov. 28, 1869. In the eve of the sunset of her
happy wedded life she was about to round out her
Golden Jubilee of marriage when the angel of
death sang her requiem. More. Aug.
21, 1919
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Brookens
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Born to Mr.and Mrs.
Lester Brookens of Kennebec, a boy.
Lester is grinning ear to ear.
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Brown
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The Francis
family now occupies the building vacated by F.E.
Brown who has moved his real estate
office to the Casey Building on Main Street.
June 26, 1919
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Calanan,
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Harry
Calanan, cashier at the Vivian State
Bank, and Miss Nele Thill were married
last Saturday evening by Rev. Ennis. Feb.
6, 1919
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Caldwell
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William Iron Elk,
Clarence Caldwell and Albert
Rencountre have returned from several
months service overseas. Wm returned to
Flandreau to resume his studies May 29,
1919
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Cannon
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Claud
J. Cannon, Co. K 70th Infantry, from
Iona, was recently discharged at Camp Funston.
Lloyd Nelson and Mervin Felton,
Iona boys from the same camp also returned
home to visit. Mar. 20, 1919
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Cannon
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Frank Anderson,
Joe Cannon, Theodore Nelson and
John McCoy have also returned from
France. June 19, 1919
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Cannon
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Miss Blanche Cannon and Aug Kaufman
of Hamill were married June 4. June 19,
1919
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Casey
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Paul Vincent Casey
was b. last week to Mr. & Mrs. L.W.
Casey at Atlantic, Ia.Feb 13, 1919
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Casey
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J.F. Casey of Vivian left for
Atlantic, Iowa in response to a message
telling of the death of his brother, P.A.
Casey, at a Chicago hospital
Apr. 17, 1919
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Casey
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The marriage of Miss
Gertrude Casey of Atlantic, Iowa and
H. Boyd Holmes of Vivian was
solemnized at Atlantic Tuesday morning June 3.
Mrs. Holmes is a sister to the messrs Casey of
Vivian. More. June 12, 1919
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Casey
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Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Casey
of Vivian are the parents of a baby boy born
Sunday. July 24, 1919
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Clelland
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Pvt. Ray
Clelland is home from Camp Funston on a
thirty-day furlough. Feb 27, 1919
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Clelland
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The bridge crew for the new bridge at
the White river arrived Friday and is ready to
go to work. Mrs. Ray Clelland arrived
last Thursday from Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Clelland
plan to make their home here. She is a war
bride. Her husband found her at Camp
Funston. Apr. 17, 1919
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Colgan
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Miss Alice Ann Colgan and Mr.
Warren M. Zickrick sprang quite a
surprise on their many friends yesterday when
they were united in marriage at the home of
the groom’s brother, Carl, at Murdo. They will
be at home in Todd County near Eli, Neb.
Apr. 17, 1919
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Coon
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Weyland
Coon of Vivian was pleasantly surprised
by his little boy friends last Saturday
afternoon in honor of his 9th
birthday. Feb. 6, 1919
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Corkill
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Mrs. Bert
E. Corkill of Presho died Saturday from
influenza. Feb 27, 1919
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Cosgrove
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It has been reported that
the little boy who has been seriously ill with
diphtheria at the Cosgrove home is
recovering, but it is feared his brother may
coming down with the same thing.
Dec. 25, 1919
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Cote
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A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Cote of Iona Wednesday
of last week. May 15, 1919
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Cote
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The infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Cote of Vivian died at
their home last Wednesday afternoon. Buried in
Catholic cemetery at Presho May 29, 1919
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Cotton
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Marie Cotton and
Earl Halligan of Iona were married at
Burke July 5 and will live on Mr. Halligan’s
claim near White River.
July 17, 1919
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Cullen
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Home talent play, titled “When the
Red Cross Calls,” will be presented at
Reliance. The cast includes: Grace Donnelly,
Rose Kavanaugh, Florence Dirks,
Othelia Hansen, Mayetta Donelan,
Naomi and Dale Juelfs, Mamie Cullen,
Robert Martin, Vern Welsh and
Jonas Yontz. Proceeds go toward
furnishing the new Catholic church.
Apr. 17, 1919
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Darling
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Dan Darling
has arrived in Presho with his immigrant car and
will locate on the Goldsmith farm two miles
north of town. Feb 27, 1919
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Davis
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Sons were born Mar. 21 to Mr. and
Mrs. George Kenzy and Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Davis, at Iona.
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Davis
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George Davis and
family had a mighty funny experience Sunday
while driving on the road south of Reliance to
the White River. They encountered a mound of
dirt created by a hillside falling off. George
drove onto it and became high-centered. George
used a fence post to move the rear end over the
hump and in doing so, the car rolled freely and
went over a 70-80 foot drop. Fortunately, his
wife and children had gotten out of the car.
More. June 4,
1919
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DeSmet
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A baby boy gladdened the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Moses DeSmet of Ft Hale. July
17, 1919
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Dill
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J.O. Dill has
been awarded the contract to carry mail between
Pukwana and Platte at $3,900.00 per year. Aug. 28, 1919
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Dillon
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Miss Gladys Dillon,
youngest daughter of John and Ada Dillon of
Kennebec, was married at Casper, Wyo., a few
days ago to Earl Risher.
July 24, 1919
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Dillon
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Miss Lurene Dillon, Vivian
and Martin B. King, Chamberlain were
married Monday evening. Nov.
28, 1919
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Dirks
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Home talent play, titled “When the
Red Cross Calls,” will be presented at
Reliance. The cast includes: Grace Donnelly,
Rose Kavanaugh, Florence Dirks,
Othelia Hansen, Mayetta Donelan,
Naomi and Dale Juelfs, Mamie Cullen,
Robert Martin, Vern Welsh and
Jonas Yontz. Proceeds go toward
furnishing the new Catholic church.
Apr. 17, 1919
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Dobbin
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Vincent Dobbin,
Iona boy, returned home after nearly two years
in France. July 31, 1919
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Donelan
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Home talent play, titled “When the
Red Cross Calls,” will be presented at
Reliance. The cast includes: Grace Donnelly,
Rose Kavanaugh, Florence Dirks,
Othelia Hansen, Mayetta Donelan,
Naomi and Dale Juelfs, Mamie Cullen,
Robert Martin, Vern Welsh and
Jonas Yontz. Proceeds go toward
furnishing the new Catholic church.
Apr. 17, 1919
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Donnelly
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Home talent play, titled “When the
Red Cross Calls,” will be presented at
Reliance. The cast includes: Grace Donnelly,
Rose Kavanaugh, Florence Dirks,
Othelia Hansen, Mayetta Donelan,
Naomi and Dale Juelfs, Mamie Cullen,
Robert Martin, Vern Welsh and
Jonas Yontz. Proceeds go toward
furnishing the new Catholic church.
Apr. 17, 1919
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Dooley
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George Dooley
returned to Iona last Tuesday after two years
with the US Army, in the 159th Inf, 4th
Div., stationed in France. Aug. 21,
1919
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Doolittle
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Mr.
H. Doolittle died at the Presho home
of her daughter, Mrs. C.H. West,
Sunday. Her remains were taken to Storm Lake,
Iowa for burial in the family plot. Mar. 13, 1919
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Dunlop
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A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. O.C. Dunlop of Vivian last
week May 29, 1919
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Dunlop
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Vivian H S graduates this
year were Myrtle Dunlop and Margot
Sletto June 4, 1919
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Dwyer
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A baby girl was born to
Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Dwyer Tuesday
morning, but lived but a few hours. Buried in
Graceland Cemetery. May 29, 1919
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Eleeson
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Edward Eleeson
is driving a new Hupmobile.
May 15, 1919
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Eleeson
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Mrs.
Ingeborg Jacobsen died at her home in
Vermillion Saturday. She was 73 and was the
mother of Mrs. Edward Eleeson. July 31, 1919
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Ely
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Sgt. James Ely returned to
Presho with his honorable discharge from Camp
Humphrey. More.
Apr. 2, 1919
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Erickson
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A nice great big baby boy
has arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Erickson
of Reliance last week. Dec. 11, 1919
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Erwin
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Wednesday afternoon, at
the office of Clerk of Courts J.W. Jackson,
occurred the marriage of Elmer Harry Erwin
to Lola Venetta Fox, both of
O’Neill, Neb. July 24, 1919
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Felton
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Claud
J. Cannon, Co. K 70th Infantry, from
Iona, was recently discharged at Camp Funston.
Lloyd Nelson and Mervin Felton,
Iona boys from the same camp also returned
home to visit. Mar. 20, 1919
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Felton
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A son arrived at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Felton of Iona
Apr. 6. Apr. 17, 1919
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Floyd
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Arthur
Floyd, the only child of Mr. and Mrs.
Cy Floyd of Kennebec, died from pneumonia. He
was with the army of occupation in Germany at
the time. He was a member of the first draft
sent from Lyman County in September of 1917
and expected to return home soon.
Mar. 20, 1919
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Ford
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Miss Ella Morrissey and
Edward S. Ford of Hopedale, Ill., were married
recently Jan. 16, 1919
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Ford
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Did you hear the bells
ring at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ford
southwest of here when their daughter, Leta, was
married to Sven Svenson.
Aug. 14, 1919
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Forked Butte
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Lot
Forked Butte returned recently to Fort
Hale from his duties overseas June
12, 1919
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Forrell
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Mr. and Mrs. Ora Forrell
of north of Oacoma are the proud parents of a
baby girl born Tuesday, June 3. June
12, 1919
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Fox
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Wednesday afternoon, at
the office of Clerk of Courts J.W. Jackson,
occurred the marriage of Elmer Harry Erwin
to Lola Venetta Fox, both of
O’Neill, Neb. July 24, 1919
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Frame
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Elwood
Kentch, Joe Karasek and A.C. Frame
got tired of staying home so came to Oacoma
Mon eve g to see what was going on down this
way. They conducted themselves well while here
and none of them got a black eye before
leaving town. Apr. 17, 1919
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Francis
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The Francis
family now occupies the building vacated by F.E.
Brown who has moved his real estate
office to the Casey Building on Main Street.
June 26, 1919
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Francis
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Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Francis
are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby
boy. Oct. 23, 1919
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Frazier
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Mr. and Mrs. John Frazier
of Fort Hale are happy over the arrival of a
daughter Sept. 26. Oct. 5, 1919
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Fulford
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The
Lyman County Record, published at
Reliance, has been sold to J.N. and E.W. Fulford
by Record owner, George H. Smith. Dec.
11, 1919
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Furlong
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Attorney
N.R. Furlong returned Saturday from
Chicago where he was called by the deaths of his
sister and her husband who died within days of
each other. They left a six year old
daughter, Feb. 6, 1919
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Gammon
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Soldier’s
letters: George E. Gammon to his folks,
from Germany, dated Dec. 10, 1918. A second
letter from George to folks dated Dec. 25,
1918; Gordon Iseminger to his
mother from Beitalf, Germany Jan. 1, 1919; Pvt.
Harry M. Moore to Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Rockafellow, Dier Dorf, Germany,
Dec. 12, 1919; Pvt. Harry Moore to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ohlson from
Puderbach, Germany, Jan. 1, 1919. Feb. 6,
1919
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Gammon
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Mr. George Gammon
and bride arrived in Dupree Monday. He was
married at Oacoma the 23rd of last
month having returned from France. Numerous
friends tendered them a charivari last
night by appearing at their home and disturbing
the quietness of their home with melodious music
from cow bells, tin pans, etc. Oct. 16, 1919
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Gammon
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Mrs. A.N. Gammon
left for a visit at her old home in Hamburg,
Iowa.
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Gammon
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Mrs. Sophronia Snapp,
mother of Mrs. A.N. Gammon, died at the
home of her son in Riverton, Iowa Nov. 13 at age
83. Dec. 4, 1919
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Gareau
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Jasper
Gareau of Vivian was discharged from
naval air training at Miami
Apr. 2, 1919
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Garman
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Mrs. P.B.
Garman of Vivian was called to Iowa
Saturday by the death of her sister. Dec. 18,
1919
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Geesey
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A
letter from Lloyd Geesey from Luxemburg dated
Nov. 24, 1918 to “father and all” published in
this issue. Jan. 2, 1919
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Gibson
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Joseph
Gibson was recently discharged from the
army and returned to Vivian last week. Mar. 20, 1919
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Godager
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Carl Godager, who
spent the last two years in overseas duty,
returned to Iona Sunday. July 24, 1919
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Gramm
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George Gramm of
Chamberlain was recently discharged from the
army at Camp Fremont, Calif. He was just two
days out to sea from Camp Mills, NY when the
armistice was signed. Feb 13, 1919
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Greene
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Oacoma is
to have a “movie.” A.L. Greene has
purchased a new moving picture outfit and will
put on a show two evenings a week. May 1, 1919
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Grimshaw
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Pvt.
Tom Merritt, son of Mrs. William Grimshaw,
was mustered out of the service from Camp Dodge.
He was in the aviation service. He arrived last
week from Brooks Field, Texas. Feb.
6, 1919
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Grimshaw
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Claude Grimshaw
brought into town Saturday a Golden Eagle whose
wing tips were six feet four inches from tip to
tip. He caught it in a trap. Its plumage was
very heavy and beautiful. Feb 27,
1919
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Groves
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In
the casualty list in this morning’s daily
papers appears the name of Rudolph C. Groves
of Kennebec, dying in France from some
disease. Mar. 20, 1919
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Hade
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Quite a surprise was
sprung by friends on Mr. Carl Sheldon
and Mrs. Marie when it was learned the young
couple had been married Tuesday afternoon. She
is the daughter of Eric Hade of Oacoma.
Murdo Coyote
Sept. 18, 1919
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Hall
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Lieut.
E.C. Hall was a passenger on the
westbound train yesterday. He was returning to
Vivian from the army service at Newport News,
Va Feb 13, 1919
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Halligan
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Marie
Cotton and Earl Halligan of Iona
were married at Burke July 5 and will live on
Mr. Halligan’s claim near White
River. July 17,
1919
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Halligan
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John Richard Halligan
was born at Peoria, Ill. Jan. 1, 1860 and died
July 28, 1919. July 14, 1881, he married Miss
Sarah McCrady at Kempton, Ill. They had
14 children. His wife and 9 children are left to
mourn his loss. Aug. 2, 1919
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Hamseth
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James
Murray with two immigrant cars and
Frank Hamseth with four, arrived in
Presho Sunday from Ossian, Iowa.
Mar. 13, 1919
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Hancock
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D. A. Hancock of
Valentine killed his brother, L. Hancock, in a
dispute over property. He is now is Sioux Falls
awaiting Federal court Oct. 16, 1919
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Hanna
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Mr.
Roy Hanna and family of Presho are
sorrowing over the loss of their little four
year old girl who died Tuesday from
complications following a cold. Jan. 23,
1919
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Hansen
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Home talent play, titled “When the
Red Cross Calls,” will be presented at
Reliance. The cast includes: Grace Donnelly,
Rose Kavanaugh, Florence Dirks,
Othelia Hansen, Mayetta Donelan,
Naomi and Dale Juelfs, Mamie Cullen,
Robert Martin, Vern Welsh and
Jonas Yontz. Proceeds go toward
furnishing the new Catholic church.
Apr. 17, 1919
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Hansen
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Atty. H.L. Bode and wife of
Murdo are here, called by the death of her
sister, Alice Hansen.
Apr. 17,
1919
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Hansen
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Miss Alice Hansen died
Wednesday morning at the home of her parents
after a long illness of leakage of the heart.
Her funeral was Friday at the Congregational
church. Apr.
17, 1919
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Hansen
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At rest –
Alice Leila, youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Hansen. She was born
Dec. 31, 1904 and died at her parents’ home on
the morning of the 16th of April.
Long obit. Apr. 24, 1919
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Harker
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A hay-pressing crew arrived here
Sunday from Jefferson and will commence
pressing hay at the Harker ranch west
of town. Apr. 17, 1919
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Harvey
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Robert Harvey of
Vera who was recently married at Kansas City,
returned Monday with his bride. May
8, 1919
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Henderson
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J. Arthur Henderson
and Miss Laura Shoop of Vivian were
married at Murdo last Sat. They will make
their home in Kimball where he has accepted
a position. May 1, 1919
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Hickey
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Tuesday,
Ray Hickey brought to Oacoma the body of
Howard Wallace, the 14 year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. F.M. Wallace, who died of
diptheria. Nov. 28, 1919
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Hilmoe
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Albert
Hilmoe, who was in the heavy field
artillery in France, returned home to Presho
Saturday night and will tell you all about the
conditions over there, if asked.
Mar. 13, 1919
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Himes
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Dr.
J.W. Lewis and Miss Georgia Smith,
both of Chamberlain, were united in matrimony by
Justice O.E. Himes.
July 24, 1919
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Himes
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Mr. and Mrs. O.E. Himes
had a daughter come to gladden their home Nov.
16. Named Marian Emily. Nov. 20,
1919
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Hinkley
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Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Hinkley
have disposed of their Vivian farming
interests and will make California their new
home. Nov. 6, 1919
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Hodgin
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Letter from Francis Hodgin,
Group Q.M., from Cannes, France dated Jan. 13,
1919, to Mr. F.A. Smith.
Feb 13, 1919
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Hodgin
|
Mr. and Mrs. A.A. Hodgin
and Mr. and Mrs. Will Hodgin accompanied Miss
Flavin Hodgin to the Fort Hale School Sunday
where Miss Hodgin teaches. Nov. 20, 1919
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Holmes
|
Letter to
Mrs. John B. Wait from her brother,
Calvin H. Holmes, 89th Div.,
AEF, Saarburg, Germany, dated Dec. 26, 1918,
published in this issue. Feb 20, 1919
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Holmes
|
Calvin Holmes
returned home from France Sunday evening. He was
with the 89th Division. June 4,
1919
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Holmes
|
The marriage of Miss
Gertrude Casey of Atlantic, Iowa and
H. Boyd Holmes of Vivian was
solemnized at Atlantic Tuesday morning June 3.
Mrs. Holmes is a sister to the messrs Casey of
Vivian. More. June 12, 1919
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Holmes
|
We have just learned that
Mrs. Frank Holmes, who has been sick at
the Chester Rosencrance home, died at 2
p.m. today. July 31, 1919
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Howland
|
Funeral
services for Ernest J. Howland
who died last week in Phoenix, Ariz., were
held Tuesday afternoon with burial near
Vivian. More. Apr. 2, 1919
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Hullinger
|
John Hullinger of
Vivian was recently mustered out of the service
at Camp Dodge. He was stationed at Newport News,
Va., awaiting transfer overseas when the
armistice was signed. He accompanied a shipment
of horses to France first where he remained for
four days. Feb 20, 1919
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Hullinger
|
Miss Pearl Hullinger and Phil
Synesal, both of Vera, were united in
marriage at Murdo Tuesday.
Apr. 17, 1919
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Hullinger
|
Elmer Hullinger arrived
home to Vivian after one year of service in
France. July 24, 1919
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Hullinger
|
Harvey Hullinger,
who was recently a member of the occupation in
Germany, arrived home to Vivian Sunday night,
accompanied by his wife who met his train in
Mitchell.
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Hultman
|
John Hultman who
will be remembered by older Vivian residents,
died at his home in Sweden a few months
ago. May 1, 1919
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Iron Elk
|
William Iron Elk,
Clarence Caldwell and Albert
Rencountre have returned from several
months service overseas. Wm returned to
Flandreau to resume his studies May 29,
1919
|
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Iseminger
|
Soldier’s
letters: George E. Gammon to his folks,
from Germany, dated Dec. 10, 1918. A second
letter from George to folks dated Dec. 25,
1918; Gordon Iseminger to his
mother from Beitalf, Germany Jan. 1, 1919; Pvt.
Harry M. Moore to Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Rockafellow, Dier Dorf, Germany,
Dec. 12, 1919; Pvt. Harry Moore to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ohlson from
Puderbach, Germany, Jan. 1, 1919. Feb. 6,
1919
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Iseminger
|
Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Iseminger
are rejoicing over the birth of a son Tuesday at
the sanitarium. May 8, 1919
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Iseminger
|
Gordon Iseminger
returned home from France Sunday evening. He was
with the 89th Division.
June 4, 1919
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Iseminger
|
Lyndsay
Deasley Ballingal and Miss Grace Estella
Iseminger were united in marriage
Saturday afternoon, Sept. 6, 1919, attended by
Mr. and Mrs. H. Sheldon Iseminger whose 10th
anniversary was also on that same day. Long
interesting story. Sept. 18, 1919
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Jackson
|
J.W. Jackson
received a letter from his son, Harold, in the
U.S. Navy, saying he had been transferred to the
J. Fred Talbert, one of the new destroyers built
recently by the government, and saying he will
leave this week for a year’s absence. He will be
on a cruise on which he expects to tour England,
France and the Mediterranean seaports. His
parents were expecting him to be discharged and
return home. July 17, 1919
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Jackson
|
Wednesday afternoon, at
the office of Clerk of Courts J.W. Jackson,
occurred the marriage of Elmer Harry Erwin
to Lola Venetta Fox, both of
O’Neill, Neb. July 24, 1919
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Jackson
|
Letter
from Harold Jackson stationed aboard the
US Destroyer at Spolato, Austria, to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Jackson, dated
July 29, 1919, published in this issue. Aug. 21,
1919
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Jacobsen
|
Mrs.
Ingeborg Jacobsen died at her home in
Vermillion Saturday. She was 73 and was the
mother of Mrs. Edward Eleeson. July 31, 1919
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Jessop
|
Mrs. Elizabeth Jessop
lost her life during the storm last week Monday.
The aged lady tried to walk 80 rods to the home
of her son and became bewildered and exhausted.
Efforts to revive her failed. Nov.
20, 1919
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Jorgenson
|
Mr.
Bert Jorgenson, one of the oldest
settlers in the Presho area, died at the home of
the feeble minded at Redfield. His remains were
laid to rest in the Norwegian Cemetery at Presho
beside his wife who preceded him in death about
10 years ago. Dec. 4, 1919
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Jost-Graham
|
Mrs.
Carrie Jost-Graham arrived at
Presho Friday night from Spring Green, Wisc. Mr.
Yost and his brother Lee arrived Tuesday
with an immigrant car. They have bought
the H. Jost farm one half mile
north of Presho. It took six days to get here
with the car. (Must
be Jost … used that name twice
…bgs) Feb 27, 1919
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Juelfs
|
Home talent play, titled “When the
Red Cross Calls,” will be presented at
Reliance. The cast includes: Grace Donnelly,
Rose Kavanaugh, Florence Dirks,
Othelia Hansen, Mayetta Donelan,
Naomi and Dale Juelfs, Mamie Cullen,
Robert Martin, Vern Welsh and
Jonas Yontz. Proceeds go toward
furnishing the new Catholic church.
Apr. 17, 1919
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|
Karasek
|
Elwood
Kentch, Joe Karasek and A.C. Frame
got tired of staying home so came to Oacoma
Mon eve g to see what was going on down this
way. They conducted themselves well while here
and none of them got a black eye before
leaving town. Apr. 17, 1919
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|
Kaufman
|
Aug Kaufman
and Miss Blanche Cannon of
Hamill were married June 4. June 19, 1919
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Kavanaugh
|
Home talent play, titled “When the
Red Cross Calls,” will be presented at
Reliance. The cast includes: Grace Donnelly,
Rose Kavanaugh, Florence Dirks,
Othelia Hansen, Mayetta Donelan,
Naomi and Dale Juelfs, Mamie Cullen,
Robert Martin, Vern Welsh and
Jonas Yontz. Proceeds go toward
furnishing the new Catholic church.
Apr. 17, 1919
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|
Kemerling
|
Miss
Zelma Kimmerling of Vivian and Frank
Bierman of Roscoe were united in
marriage at the ME church in Vivian last
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Cleo Kemerling
and Albert Sayler were witnesses.
More. Mar. 6, 1919
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Kenobbie
|
Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Kenobbie of Presho
received a Valentine Valentine’s Day. It’s a
girl Feb 20, 1919
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|
Kentch
|
Elwood
Kentch, Joe Karasek and A.C. Frame
got tired of staying home so came to Oacoma
Mon eve g to see what was going on down this
way. They conducted themselves well while here
and none of them got a black eye before
leaving town. Apr. 17, 1919
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Kenzy
|
Sons were born Mar. 21 to Mr. and
Mrs. George Kenzy and Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Davis, at
Iona. Apr. 17, 1919
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|
Kettleson
|
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kettleson
of Vivian are the parents of a baby boy born
Saturday. July 24, 1919
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|
Kimmerling
|
Miss
Zelma Kimmerling of Vivian and Frank
Bierman of Roscoe were united in
marriage at the ME church in Vivian last
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Cleo Kemerling
and Albert Sayler were witnesses.
More. Mar. 6, 1919
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King
|
We are in receipt of an
announcement of the marriage of Leona Mae
Wallace of Belmond, Iowa to Edwin W. King
of Iona –Friday, May 9, 1919. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Wallace,
formerly of Kinnikinic. More. May 15, 1919
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King
|
Mrs. Henry King
went to Mitchell Saturday to meet her husband
who is returning from France. June 4, 1919
|
|
King
|
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
J. King returned to Oacoma Friday with
his discharge from duties overseas.
June 12, 1919
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|
Kohler
|
|
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Kramer
|
A
son was born to Mr. and Mrs. B.V. Kramer
last Fri. night. Sept. 18, 1919 Aug. 21,
1919
|
|
Lafferty
|
Born to
Mr. and Mrs. T.B. Lafferty
northwest of town Tuesday, Feb. 4, a boy.
Dupree Leader.
Feb 13, 1919
|
|
Langdeau
|
Harvey Langdeau
returned Thursday to Fort Hale from service
overseas. He participated in eight battles and
received no scratches. June 12, 1919
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|
Lawrence
|
Mr.
Henry Pepe Ripley of Presho and Miss
Bernice Mary Lawrence of Reliance were
married here Monday by Judge Williamson. Feb. 6, 1919
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|
Leggett
|
F.C.
Leggett’s mother died at her Elk Point
home from pneumonia. She was over four score
in years. She is also survived by her
daughter, Mrs. Wm. Schooler of
Reliance and the daughter with whom she was
living at the time of her death.
Mar. 20, 1919
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|
Lehman
|
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lehman
welcomed a little son to their home the fore
part of last week. Nov. 20, 1919
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|
Lewis
|
Dr.
J.W. Lewis and Miss Georgia Smith,
both of Chamberlain, were united in matrimony by
Justice O.E. Himes.
July 24, 1919
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|
Lien
|
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus
Lien of Kennebec recently welcomed a fine
son. July 17, 1919
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|
Lindley
|
Anton
Straka, Clarence Lindley and
George Powers have each equipped their
fine farms with manure spreaders to prepare
their land to produce big crops.
Aug. 28, 1919
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|
Lindley
|
A nice little baby girl
arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Lindley at Reliance last Friday.
Dec. 4, 1919
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|
Long Turkey
|
Frank Long Turkey,
son of Charles Long Turkey, Fort Hale, who
returned home from the LaMars Sanitarian in
Iowa, died quietly Monday morning at the home of
his grandmother, Mrs. Frank Long Turkey, near
the agency. Aug. 14, 1919
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|
Long Turkey
|
Eva Agnes is the name of
the baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Long Turkey last Thursday at Fort
Hale. Sept. 4, 1919
|
|
Lund
|
William Pilker
and Chris Lund were down from the
reservation Sunday taking in the sights of the
old town. Feb 27, 1919Feb 27, 1919
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|
Lund
|
Chris
Lund recently completed the purchase of
his land on the reservation. Mar. 20, 1919
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|
Mackay
|
Mr. Alexander Mackay
died at his home in Reliance Sunday from old
age. He was a pioneer resident of Oacoma, coming
here directly from England after reading about
the new town started here. He and Mrs. Mackay
had moved to Reliance from Sioux Falls about two
months ago. Buried at Reliance.
More. Feb 13, 1919
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Magistad
|
Workmen are remodeling
the old Magistad building in Vivian to
be used for a moving picture theater. Feb
20, 1919
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|
Magnusen
|
Mrs.
Magnusen of Chamberlain, formerly Miss
Edith Haas, died at her home Monday of
pneumonia following influenza.
Mar. 6, 1919
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|
Mang
|
Mrs
Martin Mang of Presho died Saturday and was
buried alongside her son who lost his life in
the army. Jan. 16, 1919
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|
Martin
|
Home talent play, titled “When the
Red Cross Calls,” will be presented at
Reliance. The cast includes: Grace Donnelly,
Rose Kavanaugh, Florence Dirks,
Othelia Hansen, Mayetta Donelan,
Naomi and Dale Juelfs, Mamie Cullen,
Robert Martin, Vern Welsh and
Jonas Yontz. Proceeds go toward
furnishing the new Catholic church.
Apr. 17, 1919
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McCoy
|
Frank Anderson,
Joe Cannon, Theodore Nelson and
John McCoy have also returned from
France. June 19, 1919
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|
McCrady
|
John Richard Halligan
was born at Peoria, Ill. Jan. 1, 1860 and died
July 28, 1919. July 14, 1881, he married Miss
Sarah McCrady at Kempton, Ill. They had
14 children. His wife and 9 children are left to
mourn his loss. Aug. 2, 1919
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|
McGhee
|
Sorrow
came to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
McGhee near Dixon Dec. 30 when death claimed
their only child who took sick Christmas Day
with the flu. Elvena Catherine was two years
nine months 20 days old. Jan. 16, 1919
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|
McKay
|
Mrs.
L.G. Troth returned to her Iona home
from Academy where she attended the funeral of
her mother, Mrs. John A. McKay. Her
aged father accompanied her home.
Mar. 6, 1919
|
|
Meskell,
|
Vivian
friends of Wm. J. Meskell, former
residents, are sorry to learn of his death
recently at his old home in Iowa.
Feb. 6, 1919
|
|
Miller
|
The
two little Armstrong children, living
with their aunt, Mrs. Cora M. Miller,
west of Iona, went to Oacoma by stage Monday
where they were met by their father who took
them to to his home in Iowa.
Jan. 30, 1919
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|
Miller
|
Imbert Miller
returned to McClure Tuesday from Fairbault,
Minn., where he was called by the death of his
wife’s father. Sept. 4, 1919
|
|
Molash
|
30 years ago, Apr, 27,
1899. Married- Mr.
David Rearick of Bijou Hills and Miss
Susan Molash of Brule Township. Chamberlain
Democrat -- Mr. and Mrs. Rearick now
reside near Kennebec on their fine farm-ranch.
They reared eight daughters and one son who are
a credit to their parents and a valuable
addition to our county citizenship. May 8,
1919
|
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Moore
|
A daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Moore of
Farmington, NM, Dec. 12. He was formerly a
resident of the area. Jan. 16, 1919
|
|
Moore
|
Soldier’s
letters: George E. Gammon to his folks,
from Germany, dated Dec. 10, 1918. A second
letter from George to folks dated Dec. 25,
1918; Gordon Iseminger to his
mother from Beitalf, Germany Jan. 1, 1919; Pvt.
Harry M. Moore to Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Rockafellow, Dier Dorf, Germany,
Dec. 12, 1919; Pvt. Harry Moore to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ohlson from
Puderbach, Germany, Jan. 1, 1919. Feb. 6,
1919
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|
Morgan
|
Mr.
Frank Morgan, early Oacoma resident, passed away
last week at his home in Faith from influenza.
|
|
Morris
|
Harold
Morris of McClure is home on furlough.
The first time he has seen the home folks in two
years. Aug. 2, 1919
|
|
Morris
|
A reception was given at
the George Morris home Saturday evening
in honor of his son who just returned from
France, and for his son’s wedding which took
place Wednesday at Presho. Aug. 14, 1919
|
|
Morrissey
|
Miss Ella Morrissey and
Edward S. Ford of Hopedale, Ill., were married
recently Jan. 16, 1919
|
|
Mullen
|
Frank Mullen
returned home to Presho Tuesday evening
from France. He was in the forestry engineer
company. Feb 27, 1919
|
|
Murray
|
A marriage license was
issued to Frank Murray and Mabel Kohler,
both of Reliance. The wedding is to take place
there today. Feb 13, 1919
|
|
Murray
|
James
Murray with two immigrant cars and
Frank Hamseth with four, arrived in
Presho Sunday from Ossian, Iowa.
Mar. 13, 1919
|
|
Murray
|
O.E. Murray, formerly
of Murdo, died suddenly of heart disease at
his Mitchell home Saturday
Apr. 2, 1919
|
|
Nelson
|
Claud
J. Cannon, Co. K 70th Infantry, from
Iona, was recently discharged at Camp Funston.
Lloyd Nelson and Mervin Felton,
Iona boys from the same camp also returned
home to visit. Mar. 20, 1919
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|
Nelson
|
Twin daughters were born
to Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Nelson of
Iona last Saturday. May 15, 1919
|
|
Nelson
|
The twin daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. E.J. Nelson of Vivian
have been named Mildred and Melba. May 22,
1919
|
|
Nelson
|
Frank Anderson,
Joe Cannon, Theodore Nelson and
John McCoy have also returned from
France. June 19, 1919
|
|
Newell
|
Tom Newell of Presho died Dec. 27 of
pneumonia. He was an unmarried man. His remains
were taken to Pukwana Jan. 9,
1919
|
|
Ohlson
|
Soldier’s
letters: George E. Gammon to his folks,
from Germany, dated Dec. 10, 1918. A second
letter from George to folks dated Dec. 25,
1918; Gordon Iseminger to his
mother from Beitalf, Germany Jan. 1, 1919; Pvt.
Harry M. Moore to Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Rockafellow, Dier Dorf, Germany,
Dec. 12, 1919; Pvt. Harry Moore to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ohlson from
Puderbach, Germany, Jan. 1, 1919. Feb. 6,
1919
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|
Ohlson
|
Mrs. St. Onge of
Vivian, who has been ill since the birth of her
son who died at birth, is now recovering. Her
mother, Mrs. Hans Ohlson, has returned
to her Omaha home Nov. 20, 1919
|
|
Ohlson
|
Mrs. Joseph St. Onge
of Vivian died in a Sioux City hospital
Wednesday of last week. She was the only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Ohlson.
Sept. 2, 1918 she married Mr. St. Onge. Her
remains were laid to rest in the Vivian
cemetery. More. Dec. 4, 1919
|
|
Parker
|
Hugh B. Parker
writes from Germany. He is a member of the 342nd.
May 22, 1919
|
|
Paulsen
|
Mr. and Mrs. O.W. Paulsen
are rejoicing over the arrival of a daughter
Nov. 16. Named Doris Corrine. Nov.
20, 1919
|
|
Phillips
|
A baby daughter arrived
at the C.I. Phillips home in Vivian last
Friday. Aug. 2, 1919
|
|
Pilker
|
William Pilker
and Chris Lund were down from the
reservation Sunday taking in the sights of the
old town. Feb 27, 1919
|
|
Pilker
|
A bouncing baby boy has
gladdened the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest
Pilker at Fort Lookout. Dec.
18, 1919
|
|
Powers
|
Anton
Straka, Clarence Lindley and
George Powers have each equipped their
fine farms with manure spreaders to prepare
their land to produce big crops.
Aug. 28, 1919
|
|
Pringle
|
Lieut. Benjamin O. Pringle,
recently discharged from overseas service, is a
guest at the Vivian home of his brother, E.R.
Pringle Sept. 4, 1919
|
|
Quilt
|
A most tragic death
occurred at Mr. and Mrs. Felix Quilt’s
home at Fort Hale when their little daughter,
Lody, fell forward into a pan of hot water which
had been hurriedly placed on the floor. She was
taken immediately for medical treatment, but
death ensued within 24 hours. July
24, 1919
|
|
Quilt
|
Mr. Daniel Quilt
of Fort Lookout accidentally cut off part of one
of his feet while chopping down some
trees. Dec. 18, 1919
|
|
Rankin
|
A daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rankin of Draper last
week. Dec. 18, 1919
|
|
Rearick
|
30 years ago, Apr, 27,
1899. Married- Mr.
David Rearick of Bijou Hills and Miss
Susan Molash of Brule Township. Chamberlain
Democrat -- Mr. and Mrs. Rearick now
reside near Kennebec on their fine farm-ranch.
They reared eight daughters and one son who are
a credit to their parents and a valuable
addition to our county citizenship. May 8,
1919
|
|
Regenitter
|
A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Regenitter of Vivian last
week. Oct. 16, 1919
|
|
Regnier
|
Thomas
Jr made his appearance at the T.A. Regnier
home in Marshall, Minn., Mar. 14.
Mar. 20, 1919
|
|
Rencountre
|
William Iron Elk,
Clarence Caldwell and Albert
Rencountre have returned from several
months service overseas. Wm returned to
Flandreau to resume his studies May 29,
1919
|
|
Rencountre
|
Pvt. Albert Rencountre
returned from Newport News, Virg., with his
discharge. May 22, 1919
|
|
Rencountre
|
Albert Rencountre is
also back at Fort Hale from overseas. June 12,
1919
|
|
Rencountre
|
Mrs.
Julia Rencountre, wife of Jack
Rencountre of Fort Hale, passed away last
Wednesday. Oct. 5, 1919
|
|
Rencountre
Quilt
|
Elizabeth
Rencountre Quilt was born on
Lyman Bottom near Fort Hale in 1848. She was
saved from a massacre (by the Crow) of the Sioux
when her oldest brother hid all of the children
in a gulch. Their mother was scalped and left to
die. She married Elija Quilt who died a few
years ago. Elizabeth passed away peacefully Jan.
22, 1919, of pneumonia, at her home in Fort Hale
Bottom. More. Jan. 30, 1919
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|
Ripley
|
Mr.
Henry Pepe Ripley of Presho and Miss
Bernice Mary Lawrence of Reliance were
married here Monday by Judge Williamson. Feb. 6, 1919
|
|
Risher
|
Miss Gladys Dillon,
youngest daughter of John and Ada Dillon of
Kennebec, was married at Casper, Wyo., a few
days ago to Earl Risher.
July 24, 1919
|
|
Rockafellow
|
Soldier’s
letters: George E. Gammon to his folks,
from Germany, dated Dec. 10, 1918. A second
letter from George to folks dated Dec. 25,
1918; Gordon Iseminger to his
mother from Beitalf, Germany Jan. 1, 1919; Pvt.
Harry M. Moore to Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Rockafellow, Dier Dorf, Germany,
Dec. 12, 1919; Pvt. Harry Moore to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ohlson from
Puderbach, Germany, Jan. 1, 1919. Feb. 6,
1919
|
|
Rockafellow
|
Harvey
Rockafellow has moved his family here
from Reliance and will help his father in the
sand business in the summer
Mar. 6, 1919
|
|
Rohrer
|
Francis Rohrer
returned to Reliance Saturday from France. He
was in the 90th Division.
|
|
Rose
|
News
was reached at Iona of the marriage of Norman Bond
to Miss Sara Rose, June 14. They will
live on his claim east of the
river. July 17, 1919
|
|
Rosencrance
|
We have just learned that
Mrs. Frank Holmes, who has been sick at
the Chester Rosencrance home, died at 2
p.m. today. July 31, 1919
|
|
Rosencrance
|
Mr. G.F. Rosencrance,
Armstrong, Texas, former homesteader 20 years
ago in the Dinehart District, was in the
neighborhood last week looking hale and hardy.
Sept. 18, 1919
|
|
Ross
|
Ted Ross,
recently released from overseas duty arrived in
Vivian last week to visit his uncle, L.C.
Woodward. Aug. 21, 1919
|
|
Salzmann
|
Leo Salzmann has
returned to Iona from overseas. He was
with the 89th Div. with the Army of
Occupation in France. May 8, 1919
|
|
Sayler
|
Miss
Zelma Kimmerling of Vivian and Frank
Bierman of Roscoe were united in
marriage at the ME church in Vivian last
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Cleo Kemerling
and Albert Sayler were witnesses.
More. Mar. 6, 1919
|
|
Schatz
|
Cards were received at
Oacoma Monday announcing the marriage of Miss
Alvina, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Schatz,
American Falls, Idaho, to Louis Albert Boyles
of Oacoma, at her parent’s home in American
Falls. More. July 17, 1919
|
|
Schmitt
|
Arthur
J. Schmitt died the first of
the week at Crookston, Neb.
Mar. 20, 1919
|
|
Schooler
|
F.C.
Leggett’s mother died at her Elk Point
home from pneumonia. She was over four score
in years. She is also survived by her
daughter, Mrs. Wm. Schooler of
Reliance and the daughter with whom she was
living at the time of her death.
Mar. 20, 1919
|
|
Schuiling
|
John
Schuiling arrived yesterday morning from
Minnesota and went down to Iona to visit his
sons there. Dec. 18, 1919
|
|
Scott
|
Mr.
E.F. Scott passed away last Thursday at
his Chamberlain home. Buried in Riverview
Cemetery
|
|
Senn
|
We
note by one of our publisher’s journals the
marriage of Miss Lillian Senn of
Deadwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.L.
Senn, former residents.
Sept. 4, 1919
|
|
Severence
|
Miss Ellen Severence
died Friday at the home of her niece, Mrs. A.J.
Eymer. Death came suddenly. Her remains
were returned to Big Rock, Ill., for burial.
Aug. 21, 1919
|
|
Sheffer
|
F.I. Sheffer has
begun erecting a fine new home north of the
Christian church in Oacoma. He has also
purchased the John Bonson residence
north of the railroad tracks thus showing his
faith in Oacoma’s future. Mr. and Mrs.
Sheffer came to Oacoma more than 25 years ago
and when they disposed of their farm a few weeks
ago they could have gone whither they would, but
chose to remain among their old friends and
familiar surroundings. Aug. 28, 1919
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Sheldon
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Quite a surprise was
sprung by friends on Mr. Carl Sheldon
and Mrs. Marie when it was learned the young
couple had been married Tuesday afternoon. She
is the daughter of Eric Hade of Oacoma.
Murdo Coyote
Sept. 18, 1919
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Shoop
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J. Arthur Henderson
and Miss Laura Shoop of Vivian were
married at Murdo last Sat. They will make
their home in Kimball where he has accepted
a position. May 1, 1919
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Simons
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Mr. Simons from
south of Reliance returned Saturday evening from
the battlefields of France quite ill from being
gassed. He was sent home for better
air. Feb 20, 1919
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Sletto
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Vivian,
youngest daughter of Even K. Sletto, passed away
at the family home near Vivian New Year’s Eve
from complications of influenza. Was soon to be
12. More. Jan. 9, 1919
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Sletto
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Vivian H S graduates this
year were Myrtle Dunlop and Margot
Sletto June 4, 1919
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Sletto
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Sander Sletto has
returned to Vivian from France. He served over
there but two months. June 12, 1919
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Smith
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Mrs.
Joseph Smith died at her home between Oacoma and
Hamill Sunday from influenza. She is survived by
her husband and four children
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Smith
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Letter from Francis Hodgin,
Group Q.M., from Cannes, France dated Jan. 13,
1919, to Mr. F.A. Smith.
Feb 13, 1919
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Smith
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Dr.
J.W. Lewis and Miss Georgia Smith,
both of Chamberlain, were united in matrimony by
Justice O.E. Himes.
July 24, 1919
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Smith
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Smith are rejoicing over the arrival of a
son born to them last Friday morning at
Chamberlain San. Aug. 21, 1919
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Smith
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Harry Smith and
F.A. Smith and his daughter Evelyn arrived home
a week ago Wednesday from their trip to
Hawarden, Iowa where they attended the funeral
of their brother Lee. Nov. 20, 1919
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Snapp
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Mrs. Sophronia Snapp,
mother of Mrs. A.N. Gammon, died at the
home of her son in Riverton, Iowa Nov. 13 at age
83. Dec. 4, 1919
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Spaulding
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Willie Place spent
last week with his mother, Mrs. W.
Spaulding. He recently returned from
France. June 19, 1919
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St. Onge
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Mrs. St. Onge of
Vivian, who has been ill since the birth of her
son who died at birth, is now recovering. Her
mother, Mrs. Hans Ohlson, has returned
to her Omaha home Nov. 20, 1919
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St. Onge
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Mrs. Joseph St. Onge
of Vivian died in a Sioux City hospital
Wednesday of last week. She was the only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Ohlson.
Sept. 2, 1918 she married Mr. St. Onge. Her
remains were laid to rest in the Vivian
cemetery. More. Dec. 4, 1919
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Stevens
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The Vivian farmhouse of
P.N. Stevens was completely destroyed by
fire Tuesday morning. Feb 20, 1919
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Stevens
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While
Pearl N. Stevens was away from his home
last week to get lumber to build a new home to
replace the one that burned down a few weeks
ago, dogs entered his chicken coop and killed 60
of his 65 chickens. His Liberty Bonds and War
Savings Bonds were also lost in the fire.
This is the second severe blow for
him. Feb 27, 1919
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Stewart
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J.W. Stewart of
Reliance went to Mitchell the first of the week
for treatment. It was first thought that he had
typhoid fever, but has been found to be a
pronounced case of meningitis. There is little
hope for recovery. Aug. 2, 1919
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Stewart
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J.W.
Stewart died Friday morning at the
Mitchell hospital. He went there for medical
treatment and it was there that the summons
came. Aug. 14, 1919
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Straka
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Anton Straka,
Clarence Lindley and George Powers
have each equipped their fine farms with manure
spreaders to prepare their land to produce big
crops. Aug. 28, 1919
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Straka
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Anton Straka of
Reliance received word last week that his father
had been killed on the railroad near Omaha. He
left Saturday to attend the funeral. Dec.
18, 1919
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Strom
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A daughter was born to
Mr. & Mrs. Halvor Strom
of Vivian Monday. Feb 13, 1919
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Strong
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T.B. Strong
received word Tuesday of the death of his mother
who homesteaded near White River in the early
1890s, at Richland. She was 84.
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Suiter
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Suiter
entertained Sunday the 9th. All
their children and their families who live in
this area attended. The occasion was Mrs.
Suiter'’ 63rd birthday. Feb
20, 1919
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Suiter
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A baby
boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. C.T. Suiter
June 24. June 26, 1919
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Svenson
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Did you hear the bells
ring at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ford
southwest of here when their daughter, Leta, was
married to Sven Svenson.
Aug. 14, 1919
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Synesal
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Miss Pearl Hullinger and Phil
Synesal, both of Vera, were united in
marriage at Murdo Tuesday.
Apr. 17, 1919
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Tagtow
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Carl J. Tagtow
returned to Iona Saturday. He was serving with
the Machine Gun Co., 11th Reg., in
France. Aug. 21, 1919
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Tapper
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W.R. Tapper of
Chicago. Ill., was the first man to make a price
on Lyman County land. Before him there was no
such thing as land value in Lyman County, only
if the assessor placed it on. But to buy or sell
a piece of Lyman County land was unheard
of. June 4, 1919
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Thill
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Harry
Calanan, cashier at the Vivian State
Bank, and Miss Nele Thill were married
last Saturday evening by Rev. Ennis.
Feb. 6, 1919
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Towler
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George Towler, Iona, has been
honorably discharged from camp Tuesday. He was
in Uncle Sam’s service
Apr. 2, 1919
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Towler
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Mr. Syd Towler
and Miss Iona Felton were married
Tuesday morning at Winner then went on to
Montana where the groom has relatives.
Dec. 11, 1919
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Troth
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Mrs.
L.G. Troth returned to her Iona home
from Academy where she attended the funeral of
her mother, Mrs. John A. McKay. Her
aged father accompanied her home.
Mar. 6, 1919
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Truman
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J.W.
Truman is erecting a fine new residence
on his farm near Bull Creek, The size and
elegance of these farm homes make the city
people sit up and take notice.
Oct. 23, 1919
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Valentine
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The little child of Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Wilcox of Kimball passed
away Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. George Valentine
are the grandparents Dec. 25,
1919
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Wait
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Letter to
Mrs. John B. Wait from her brother,
Calvin H. Holmes, 89th Div.,
AEF, Saarburg, Germany, dated Dec. 26, 1918,
published in this issue. Feb 20, 1919
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Walker
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Mr. and
Mrs. Ellwood Walker of Iona are
the proud parents of a daughter born on the 6th
at the Mitchell hospital. Apr. 24,
1919
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Wallace
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We are in receipt of an
announcement of the marriage of Leona Mae
Wallace of Belmond, Iowa to Edwin W. King
of Iona –Friday, May 9, 1919. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Wallace,
formerly of Kinnikinic. More. May 15, 1919
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Wallace
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Tuesday,
Ray Hickey brought to Oacoma the body of
Howard Wallace, the 14 year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. F.M. Wallace, who died of
diptheria. Nov. 28, 1919
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Weaver
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Robert E.
Weaver was recently discharged from
Newport News, NJ and had returned to Vivian for
a visit with home folks. Feb 27,
1919
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Wells
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Mr.
and Mrs. L.C. Wells of Vivian
are rejoicing over the recent arrival a baby
boy Mar.
13, 1919
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Welsh
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Home talent play, titled “When the
Red Cross Calls,” will be presented at
Reliance. The cast includes: Grace Donnelly,
Rose Kavanaugh, Florence Dirks,
Othelia Hansen, Mayetta Donelan,
Naomi and Dale Juelfs, Mamie Cullen,
Robert Martin, Vern Welsh and
Jonas Yontz. Proceeds go toward
furnishing the new Catholic church.
Apr. 17, 1919
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West
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Mr.
H. Doolittle died at the Presho home
of her daughter, Mrs. C.H. West,
Sunday. Her remains were taken to Storm Lake,
Iowa for burial in the family plot. Mar. 13, 1919
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Wilcox
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The little child of Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Wilcox of Kimball passed
away Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. George Valentine
are the grandparents Dec. 25,
1919
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Williamson
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Mr.
Henry Pepe Ripley of Presho and Miss
Bernice Mary Lawrence of Reliance were
married here Monday by Judge Williamson. Feb. 6, 1919
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Yontz
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Home talent play, titled “When the
Red Cross Calls,” will be presented at
Reliance. The cast includes: Grace Donnelly,
Rose Kavanaugh, Florence Dirks,
Othelia Hansen, Mayetta Donelan,
Naomi and Dale Juelfs, Mamie Cullen,
Robert Martin, Vern Welsh and
Jonas Yontz. Proceeds go toward
furnishing the new Catholic church.
Apr. 17, 1919
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Young
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The infant child of Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Young of Kennebec
died Saturday. July 24, 1919
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Young
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Young of Reliance have returned from
Centerville where they were called last week by
the death of Mrs. Young's mother. Dec. 25, 1919
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Zickrick
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W.M. Zickrick arrived
at Vivian from his recent discharge from the
service. Feb 13, 1919
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Zickrick
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Miss Alice Ann Colgan and Mr.
Warren M. Zickrick sprang quite a
surprise on their many friends yesterday when
they were united in marriage at the home of
the groom’s brother, Carl, at Murdo. They will
be at home in Todd County near Eli, Neb.
Apr. 17, 1919
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Zickrick
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zickrick
of Rapid City are rejoicing over the arrival
of a daughter Dec. 4. Dec. 18, 1919
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Zobrosky
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Vivian H S graduates this
year were Myrtle Dunlop and Margot
Sletto June 4, 1919
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