Black Hills Folders Promote South Dakota Tourism
A 150000 copy photogravure booklet, distributed to every slate in the region, showcases nearly 100 scenes of South Dakota. It features the needles, pine mountains, Mount Rushmore construction era sites, Sylvan Lake, Homestake mining, Tri-State Roundup, and outdoor activities like golf and trout fishing.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
Wonderland
Switzerland of America
White House
Sylvan Lake
Homestake
Tri-State
Mount Rushmore
America
Local residents return and travel for family and official duties
Miller notes several residents visiting relatives and attending matters in nearby towns. Clare Versteer and Maria Lipets from Red on legal business. Olivia Henderson returns from Huron to stay home. Minnesota judge Albert Energon visits with Mrs Schroeder and sister Mrs Olson. Amy Schoof and children visit Doland relatives. Mrs Weber travels to Minneapolis for husband F J Weber's illness. F D Greene, First National Bank president, trips to Highmore. Mack Miller and wife return from California to farm south of Miller. Various locals take Easter vacations and return, including Amiti Hancock deputy county auditor and others.
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Clare Versteer
Ia Lipets
Redon
Olivia Henderson
Huron
Henry Olson
Albert Enerson
Minnesota
HK Schroeder
Energon
Schroeder
Olson
Amy Schoof
Doland
WH. K
J. Weber
Minneapolis
F. J. Weber
W. D. Johson
F. D. Greene
First National Bank
Highmore
Mack Miller
California
Miller
Amiti Hancock
V. M. Rhoades
Musics
Gertrude Moriarty
Frank R. Fisher
Arkansas
Earl Spain
Str
Sis
Elizabeth We Bower
Sioux Falls
Lucy Conner
Vermillion
May Rudd
Easter visits and local social notes in Wolsey
Special Correspondent records Easter visits and social activity in Wolsey. Residents and visitors include Newtons in Pierre, Bager and Maxim e visiting, Seeley home from Aberdeen, Heitland and Chenoweth guests, Elma Hall back at school, Jungemans at Huron for operations, Della Simons at White Front cafe, Bales from Pierre, Friese at Vermillion, and Osmundsen extended visit with Joe Olson.
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H. B. Newton
Robert
Letcher
Osmundsen
Joe Olson
Henry
Blunt Family News and Local Visit Highlights
Maurice Jensey Blunt left Tuesday for Madison where his father lies in Madison hospital in serious condition. Mrs. Howard Kramer teaches high school while he is away. Mrs. J Dunlap and daughters Anne Lelia and Mary visited Blunt. Lenete Dunten, formerly of Vertillion, is mentioned. Ed Welch bought a new car, a REO Flying Cloud Roadster. Mr. and Mrs. J T Holst came from Pierre. Verna Holst stayed several days.
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Maurice Jensey
Madison
Madison Hospital
Howard Kramer
J. Dunlap
Anne
Lelia
Mary
Vertilllion
Blunt
Kramer
Lenete Dun- Ten
Ed Welch
J. T. Holst
Pierre
Verna Holst
Juniors of Blunt High to Present The Junior Rex View
Week in Blunt includes visits by Mrs Garver and Winona McCain with teaching assignment in Rapid City. Lloyd Pigney returns from Rapid City to Blunt after a visit. The Welches relocate to a farm near Blunt for summer. A dance at Legion hall on Friday April 8 with music by Hip Hayes Commanders.
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Blunt
Blunt High School
Rex View
Canning
Royal Garver
Pierre
Mr. Garver
Winona McCain
Rapid City
Carol Kramer
Lloyd Pigney
Frank Pigney
Earl Welch
Legion Hall
Hip Hayes
Bancroft Notes On Easter Vacations And Local Events
Vermillion law student Sigurd Anderson stayed in a hospital for an appendectomy on Easter weekend. Residents visited relatives in Carpenter and Sioux Falls. Local churchgoers from Yale and Bancrory attended services and hosted at Custard home. A splinter injury occurred at Rusche store requiring a thumb incision in Iroquois. Juniors plan a banquet and theatre party on April 12 at the Evergreens in Hardpan with Lois Hoover presiding. Several students entered a typing speech contest at Huron.
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Sigurd Anderson
Vermillion
Ernest Fountain
Fred Nelson
Carl Andrews
Carpenter
Mme
Martin Wilkins
Sioux Falls
R. A. Maass
Yale
Bancrory
G. HB. Custard
Ruth Miller
Rusche
Iroquois
L. J. Custard
Huron
Huron High School
Percy Peterson
Verrautlion
Evergreens
Hardp
Lois Hoover
Adma Mead
Viola Peterson
Marjorie Jencks
Revival at Cavour Puristt Church Sees Long Run
Dr Copeland continues revival across Cavour Richland Pearl and Valley with nightly meetings for three weeks except Mondays and Sunday 11 am services. Arrangements note April sermons at Tithland Church and Valley school with scripture references from Luke. Pastor George D Exner Lerunose issues invitation.
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Cavour
Richland
Pearl and
Valley
Copeland
Werlock
Tithland
Valley School
George D. Exner
Ler U Nose
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church Sunday Services
Mount Calgary Ev Lutheran Church Missouri Synod on Dakota Ave South at 11th Street holds Sunday school at 10 o clock, German service at 16 o'clock, and English service after Sunday school around 11 05 with the topic Death is Victory. Pastor T H Joeck will attend a Britton conference next week. If you have no church to call your own, come and worship with us.
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T. H. Joeck
Sunday church services and schedule notes
First Baptist Church holds Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00 a.m. with the topic What We Should Be. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. features Our Crown. Rev Alfred Trenerry is pastor. Grace Episcopal Church Low Sunday schedule includes Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. and Choral Eucharist with sermon at 12:20 p.m. Easter music planned. Church School at noon. Mite Boxes to be presented. F. Plan to attend joint YPI meeting at St Marys Church Mitchell Sunday evening.
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First Baptist Church
Alfred Trenerry
Grace Episcopal Church
St. Mary’s Church
Mitchell
Church of Christ
Scientist Corner Fifth
Alipois
Uwnreality
Farmers & @rchants bank
Bethel A. M. E
Alexander Baker
First Methodist Charedt
Wealter S. van
Amber van
Clara Jo Place
Arline Starr
Ida. L. Iverson
Perry
Grieg
Sarith
Lord
Mendelssohn
Handel
F. £. Lochridge
American Lutheran Church
Ida I. Iverson
D. Disrud
Falt Gospel Tabernacle Church Schedule and Notices
Falt Gospel Tabernacle at 425 Dakota Ave invites all to Sunday services starting 9:45 with Sunday school, 11:00 morning worship and communion, 7:20 evangelistic service, plus midweek devotionals, cottage prayer, choir practice, and Saturday rehearsals. Also lists St Martin’s Catholic, First Presbyterian, First Congregational and other church events in town.
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Falt Gospel Tabernacle
Dakota Ave
Daum
J. F. Newland
4Th St. N. BE
The
Christ's Ambassadors
Guy H. Nake
Daily roughage keeps health with bulking cereal
Health advice warns of danger from low fiber diets and promotes a delicious daily cereal named ALL-BI AN from Battle Creek. Doctors endorse it for relief from constipation and to sustain vigor when served with milk or cream in various recipes.
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Battle Creek
Johnson appeals after habeas denial in high court
J A Johnson sought in Forsythe Montana on obtaining property by false pretenses was denied a writ of habeas corpus by Judge John T Medin in circuit court and announced an appeal to the state supreme court. He is on $6,000 bond. Arrest followed a Rosebud county Montana informant. Requisition papers sent to South Dakota governor and extradition granted after arrest on a governor's warrant. Johnson allegedly induced a Rosebud county resident to surrender sheep for payment by a worthless check. Make 360 Wolsey, April 5. Special Ty to Royal Neighbors Lodge profit on a play totaled sixty dollars.
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Sioux Falls
J. A .Johnson
Forsythe
Montana
John T. Medin
State Supreme Court
Johnson
Buffalo County
Rosebud County
South Dakota
Wolsey
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Kiwanis Country Club enrollment rises in Pierre
Forty boys and girls have joined the Kiwanis country club in Pierre as of April 5. Last year about 60 enrolled, and current plans expect a similar level. The Fischer hardware store in Pierre is expected to be ready for occupancy around April 10.
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Pierre
Kiwanis Fountry Club
Fischer Hardware
Bernard McCallag's agency to move into new building
Bernard McCallag's automobile agency will also move into the new building at that time.
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Bernard McCallag
S Automobile Agency
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U.S
Bancroft
Church of Christ Bible School
Mewbergs
Della Heir
Salvation Army
U. P. Legion
Enavoy
C. J. Jones
St. Martin's Catholic Church
A'Clol
Monsignor
Desmond
Father Grosnan
First Presbyterian
Ambrose
Scott
Gelock
Fairclough
Shephers
Armstrong
Philippines
George M. Wilcox
First
Congregational Church
First Congregational Church
Isaac Grayearth
Government
Flandreau
Indiana
Young Peoples' Society
O. D. Dunbar
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Sixth Street
Illinois
Ghia
Kellogg
Hop
Yellow Transportation Company
Maron
de Lux
Jpanos
PROO
H. ON. Walmborg District Manager
Mutual Life OF New York
Lampe Bldg
Richelteu
Richelieu Vulcan Coffee
Dal
Poands
Bindy’s Market
Fhone
Lighthouse Cleanser
LUX
the Bell Bakery
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