Mamie Shields Pyle correspondence, 1918-08-26 - 1918-08-31

UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION FEDERAL FOOD ADMINISTRATOR FOR SOUTH DAKOTA CHARLES N. HERREID

ABERDEEN, S. D. 8-26-1918.

Mrs. John L. Pyle, Huron, South Dakota.

Dear madam:- At the request of Mrs. Hipple, I send you the enclosed statement which you may publish, if you wish.

Respectfully yours,

C N Herreid

Federal Food Administrator for South Dakota.

CNH-N Enc.

Aberdeen, S. D., 8-26-1918.

"I expect to vote for equal suffrage this fall, as I have done twice before."

Charles N Herreid

Bellefouche S.D. Aug 26. 1918

My dear Mrs. Pyle:

My mother is coming on Friday of this week and I am planning to take her to Cal. for the winter. She is eighty years old now and not always well, and it will be impossible for me to do any public work while I am caring for her.

If you can not get Mrs. Lang to attend to whatever you want done, I suggest

you try Mrs. H.O. Alexander of Bellefourche or Mrs. C.H. Blackwell of Fruitdale.

We were out for a drive yesterday & I thot my husband was was backing the car into Spearfish River and jumped out & the car ran over me so I am not feeling first rate to-day but I am thankful to be alive.

I trust you and yours are well

Sincerely Mrs. Pettigrew

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