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March 2, 1939
HARTINGTON — While Hartington was basking in the sun, Iowa and southern Nebraska were spending thousands of dollars to dig out of the snow.
March 2, 1939
HARTINGTON — Students eligible for the district tournament in declamation are Howard Brewer, Coletta Kathol, Charlotte Lee, Dolores Orcutt, Gwenith Trevett, Betty Sterling and Martha Putter.
March 2, 1939
HARTINGTON — There are currently 203 men working on WPA projects around Cedar County.
March 2, 1944
HARTINGTON — Mr. and Mrs. G. Gunderson celebrated their golden anniversary this past week.
March 2, 1944
HARTINGTON — Pvt. Eugene McFadden has been promoted to corporal according to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McFadden.
March 2, 1944
HARTINGTON — L. A. Walker, manager of the Hartington office of the Consumers Public Power District, resigned recently to start his own business in Hot Springs, S.D.
March 3, 1949
HARTINGTON — Mr. and Mrs.
Guy West spent Thursday evening at the home of Lindsay DuFrain.
March 3, 1949
HARTINGTON — Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Haahr and their family and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Haahr were Sunday evening guests in the home of Andrew Haahr.
March 3, 1949
HARTINGTON — John Thoene and M. J. Becker were each re-elected for another three-year term on the Rose Hill National Farm Loan Association board of directors.
March 3, 1949
HARTINGTON — Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dowling and their family and Mr. and Mrs. Gaylon Mittan and their family were dinner guests in the home of Arthur Dowling in Bloomfield on Sunday.
March 3, 1949
HARTINGTON — M. L. Gardner, of Chamberlain, S.D., arrived this week.
He will enter into a business partnership with his brother-in-law Merton Olson.
March 3, 1949
HARTINGTON — Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Swan and their family, Laurel, and Helen Pokett were Sunday evening dinner guests in the home of Ted Gartner.
