Deputy Held For Slaying Fugitive
BUFFALO April 1960s deputies bound over for trial on first degree murder charge in the shooting of Wayne Kelley by a posse. Deputy Short released on recognizance after preliminary hearing waived. Eight witnesses presented as the state rests its case. The next circuit term is set for May with potential June or July special term. Prosecution led by Don McCutchen and W M Bennett. defense by Harry Atwater.
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Buffalo
Fioyd_ Short
Lemmon
Short
L. A. Corser
Wayne Kelley
William Esler
Shim Buttes
Harry Atwater
Sturgis
Fred W. Wilson
Kelley
Charles Brady
Harding County
Brady
Don McCutchen
Belle Fourche
W. M. Bennett
Buf
Atwater
Helo
Appeal Urges South Dakota Women to Build Republican Rank
Pierre April 8 An appeal to women Republicans to take a more active role in politics urges them to organize for 1902. Abrs Wade Wickersham of Custer, vice chairman, asks each county to elect at least one woman delegate to the state convention. He notes SD had no woman in the 193% legislature and urges creating truly working members.
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Pierre
Republican Party
South Dakota
Wade Wickersham
Custer
Republican State Central
Wickersham
State Institutions Receive Large PIENRE Apportionment
A total of 451 0253 has been apportioned from the interest and income fund of the school and public lands department to state educational institutions for the quarter ended February 2. O P Engstrom, department commissioner, announced today. The apportionment includes State College Brookings 28436.07 late university Vermillion 3795.02 training school Plankinton 6054.91 School for Deaf Sioux Falls 4971.60 School for Blind Gary 2555.47 School for the Mentally Treated Redfield 33973.63 School of Mines Rapid City 1587.97 Spearfish Normal Spearfish 1140.18 Eastern Normal Madison 114.18 Southern Normal Springfield 6332.38 Northern Normal Aberdeen 5122.07 and other educational and charitable work 1506.56.
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Pienre
School and Public Lands Department
O. P. Engstrom
Sons
State College
Brookings
Late University
Vermillion
Training School
Plank
Northern Normia
Aberdeen
Survey Of School Children Ends In Douglas County
Margaret Koenig child health specialist completed a health survey of 1396 Douglas county school children assisted by Ida May Randall county superintendent. Koenig visited 62 rival schools seven Christian schools and three city schools over eight weeks under Douglas county public health association and funded by Christmas seals. Findings show 890 children with abnormal throat conditions and 787 needing dental attention with balanced glands defective vision heart ailments and hearing impairments among other major defects.
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Margaret Koenig
Douglas County
Ida May Randall
Koenig
Douglas County Public Health Assation
Ubat
Elderly Man Honored With Family Dinner In Cavour
J. J. Baise turned 84 Sunday and was feted by granddaughter Mrs. G. Benston with a dinner at her east of Cavour home. Guests included Lloyd Lindauist and family, Bessie Duesler, Roy Teets, and numerous Duesler and Lindquist relatives. Haigh, visiting from Agar, joined the gathering as Haigh remains in good health and visits town daily.
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Cavour
J. J. Baise
G. Benston
Lloyd Lindauist
Verne
Bessie Duesfer
Roy Teets
Gauchter
Gnida
Wiss Bessie Duesler
Haigh
Dgushter
Agar
EW. C. Haigh
Elenor
Yele
Purses Service On Easter Sunday In Lake Preston
A Lake Preston Lutheran church Easter Sunday service led by Mrs LM Beck at 7 am featured the theme How to Observe Easter. Music by Mrs W Maton, the male quartet, and Elaine Larson, followed by breakfast for about 100 youths. Hans Spiide, a theology student at St Olaf's Northfield, spoke after breakfast.
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Lake Preston
Lutheran Church of
LM. Beck
Muzic
Mre. W. Maton
Elaine Larson
Hans Spiide
St Olaf's
Northfield
Minn
Rally Day Dates Changed At Normal Rally Day
Aberdeen April 8 announcement changes the demonstration school rally day at Northern State Teachers College from April 17 to April 24. Prof W H Culp directs plans with Prof M M Guhin and staff assisting. A dramatization of the Declaration of Independence will be played before the county Young Citizen's League convention and before a college student assembly. Contests in art arithmetic reading and declamation will be held. Each school will form mixed grade groups with a five minute time limit.
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Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
W. H. Culp
Aberdeen College
Culp
M. M. Gahin
Margaret Briscoe
Marie Schrimpf
Ruth Solon
Margaret Neville
Young Citizen's League
M. M. Guhin
McBryan
Last Preparations Made For Year Book Sioux Falls
April 3 Color printing of borders and divisional pages for the Sioux Brave yearbook at Sioux Falls college began. John Nickerson says the book will be off the press soon as copy and engraving near completion. The policy is to not publish before May 1 to include later activities.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Brave
Sioux Falls College
John Nickerson
Watertown
Nickerson
William Morris
Littlefork
Minn
Karl Krueger
Mary Stephens
Sioux City
Sylvester Cavigielli
Robert Phillips
Mitchell
Kenneth Dennis
Marshalltown
Mr. Nickereon
University museum catalogs rare 200 year weapon collection
Old guns sabres and knives totaling 111 pieces fill glass cases at the University of South Dakota museum. The 70 year to two century old weapons include rare Colts and percussion pistols, cavalry carbines and Philippine machetes. J. Sherk loaned items tracked from Clay County courthouse. curator W. H. Over calls the display among the northwest's most complete weapon collections.
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State University
University of South Dakota
Searmoud
England
United States
University Museum
J. Sherk
Clay County Court House
Sherk
Captain Kidd
Univerisity
Northwest
Over
Aberdeen Man Chosen As Judge For California Anthology
Dr J C Lindberg, Aberdeen educator and director of publications at Northern State Teachers, has been selected as a judge for the 1831 Anthology of Verse by the California Writers Club. He will judge alongside two others to pick fifty poems from submissions. The selection follows California poetry funding moves and a bequest by Senator Phelan to promote verse.
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Aberdeen
D. Apple
J. C. Lindberg
Northern State Teachers
California Writers Club
Minnie Faesre Knox
Oakland
California
Lindberg
Senator Phelan
Montalvo
Henry Meade Bland
Snys
Tribune
Plang
Noted Pianist Marian Kalayjian To Play In Aberdeen
Aberdeen April Marian Kalayjian noted pianist will visit Northern State Teachers College as a summer college entertainment feature. A Parker high school graduate she trained at Yankton College conservatory and earned Juilliard scholarships with a year in New York under Shevinne. She later won Juilliard again two years running and a summer scholarship at Fortaineau France. Her talent earned a Paris debut and high praise from Yankton College Bulletin describing her as a realized genius.
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Aberdeen
Marian Saxyjan
Northern State Teachers College
South Dakota
Parker High School
Yankton College Conservatory of Music
Kalayjian
Juliard
Minneapolis
New York
Shevinne
Julliard
American Conservatory
Fortaindeau
France
Philipp
Kalaysian
Yankton College Bulletin
Marian Kalayjian
Marian Kaleyjian
Charles Mix County banks liquidated under one examiner
Charles Mix county bank liquidations will be centralized under examiner B A Ruden with F B Carter of Qaemea in charge of trusts. Five examiners will be eliminated to cut costs and coordinate work from the county office. Banks affected include Commercial State bank of Platte and others in Geddes Wagner Ravine and Boyee.
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Charles Mix County
Pierre
B. A Ruden
Ruden
F. B. Carter
Qaeema
Carter
National Banks
Mitchell
National
Easter Cantata Presented At Lake Preston Congregational
Lorenz Easter Angelz cantata performed at Lake Preston Congregational Church Easter meeting before a large audience. Soloists included Mrs Baldwin Velva Pattee Mr Smith and Mr Phinney. Chorus directed by Mrs H Whinkey with Miss Elizabeth preparing for entrance. Guest duet by Mrs Whipkey and Miss Daniels with Mrs F Quinn at piano.
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Lake Preston
Pabow
Ferns
Lorenz
Congregational Church
University Women Meet in Aberdeen May Dates
The Dakota convention of the American Association of University Women will be held in Aberdeen May 1 and 2. The program includes history at the university and features speakers from local colleges.
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Aberdeen
Ura
Dekota
American Association of University Women
Decaey Polzcl
Uiversity Viernes
Funeral Services For Visiting Child In Shawnee
Funeral services were held for the two year old son of Mr and Mrs Arche Parmley of Shawnee at the Presbyterian church in Wersington with Rev J F Black presiding. Interment followed at the Wensington cemetery. The child died while this mother was visiting relatives.
New Solo Events Added to Aberdeen Music Contest
Three new solo events viola oboe and bassoon join the Aberdeen district music contest at Northern State Teachers College on April 30 and May 1. The addition brings total solo events to seventeen including soprano, tenor, piano, violin, cello, oboe, clarinet, saxophone and more. Contests will feature ensembles such as boys and girls glee clubs choruses orchestras bands and chamber music.
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Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
Bad Check Artist Hits De Smet Town With Ten Dollar Checks
Four Erwin businessmen reported a woman using the initials L. C. Lacey passed ten dollar checks on a Bryant bank in De Smet. She visited most shops Saturday making small purchases and keeping the change. Officers were alerted Monday as the case unfolds.
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de Smet DE Smet
Erwin
L. C
Lacey
Bryant Bank
Dream Girl play staged by local pastor
Rev C B Schilling, pastor of the Catholic church, has written a new play titled The Dream Girl. It will be performed in the local auditorium on April 13 and in Wessington the following Wednesday. The show features 12 scenes and 56 participants. Schilling has previously presented plays with success in the region.
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Miller
C. BE. Schiling
Wessington
Schilling
County Choruses Prepare For May Public Chorus Contest
Miller April 8 special report notes Hand smunty chorus bringing rival pupils to town for a singing contest led by their teachers. Final chorus scheduled May 16 in the auditorium. Counties statewide follow similar song plans. Earlier 1,000 rural Brown county pupils performed a chorus over the radio.
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Miller
Handsmunty
Brown County
Date For Election Finally Decided For Sions Brave
Sioux Falls college annual election of an editor in chief delayed two weeks as faculty declare Good Friday holiday. Balloting now set for Friday April 10, announced by Eugene Eliason of Mitchell.
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Sioux Falls
Sions Brave
Sioux Falls College
Students’ Association
Eugene Eliason
Mitchell
Thim
Met oco unty Clinics Sale m Salem April report
Elizabeth Spit zer and registered notes describe a county health survey supervised by McCook County Christmas seal committee and Genevieve Mustera. Eighty schools were rushed with 1883 pupils examined. Findings included vision defects, ear and nose issues, dental needs, enlarged glands, and several needing various physical corrections. Nurses and the county superintendent visited each school as the survey spanned weeks and was funded by Christmas seal fields.
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Salem
Elizabeth Spitzer
Nores
McCook County
Genevieve Mustera
Mia Spitzer
Misa Min Masters
Ice Cream Cones Traded For Eggs
In DE SMET over a weekend Easter stunt, kids traded eggs for ice cream cones at Rylands cafe run by William Burns. About 2,500 cones were eaten as eggs were gathered, leaving seven 30‑dozen cases of eggs and tired arms but happy youngsters.
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Kingsbury County
William Burns
Rylands Cafe
Commencement Plans Announced for Northern State Teachers College
ABERDEEN April 2 Commencement plans announced for the class of 1931 at Northern State Teachers College by registrar Leroy Crawford. Baccalaureate service May 21. Commencement June 4 at 9 45 a m with Rev J R Perkins of Council Bluffs Va delivering address. 420 students to graduate: 65 Bachelor of Science in Education 2 year vocational certificate 135 first grade certificates 240 one year certificates.
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Aberde
Northern State Teachers College
Leroy Crawford
J. R Perkins
First Congregational Church
Council Bluffs
Board of Education Adjusts Salaries in Lake Preston
Lake Preston April 1 Special report the board of education cut the superintendents salary by 200 the principal and coach positions see mixed changes with a 50 raise for the coach and 50 cut for another teacher while grades see 35 cuts overall except first and sixth grade where increases align salaries with others resigning teachers include D Jasquith Ruth Stuervalt Bessie Belzer and Elizabeth Daniels.
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Board of Education
Lake Preston
Iuperintendent
D. Jasquith
Ruth Stuervalt
Bessie Belzer
Elizabeth Daniels
Meeting of Board of Education Adjou rned to March 30 in High School Office
Regular meetings of the Board of Education were held at the High School office on Friday evening March 27 1831 at 7 30 pm No quorum was present and chairman Kerr adjourned to March 30 153 at 7 25 pm Adjourned meeting of the board held Monday evening March 36 1932 at 7 15 pm with President Kerr and Directors Bryan Hopper Smith and Hill present Superintendent Lang also present Minutes of February 21 and March 6 1991 read and approved Bills audited by the board were moved to be paid and warrants issued
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Board OF Education
Kerr
W. ©. Peterson
Tourd
B. H. Kerr
Bryan
Hopper
Smith
Hill
Sup't
A. J. Lang
Léth
O Joy Corn Wafers Offer Pain Free Corn Remedy
Advertises O Joy Corn Wafers as a simple remedy for corns. Thin wafers are pressed onto the corn, a peeling action removes calloused skin and roots, leaving no burning acids or doughnut pads. Guaranteed relief, six wafers for a dime at druggists.
Reserve list of Huron district teachers and staff resignations
The Beadle County Court notes resignations of Miss Hatz Miss Carrington Miss Jackson Miss King Miss Van Nerum Miss Eggen Miss Klothe and Mrs Domas from Huron Public Schools. Board elects new teachers Leif Barsow Dona Kalderie Selma Dahlberg Irene Juhnke Edith Keck Nina Wright Millicent Murphy Velma Rendell Eleanor Feeney with salaries listed. School census duties assigned to Wim EB David and Abdo Longstaff with scale. hearing set for administration petition for Helen L Bowen estate in Beadle County.
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Bramwell
Jack Knabe
FAH & Tea
Stewart
Stanley Co
MacMillan Co
Hub City School Supply Co
Ing
M. Stiver
Reutter
Cor Hire
Electric Service Co
F& Soo Falls Book & Stat. Co
F&e We Thurston Manual Train
Huron Furnace Co
Water Service
Newberry
Fair City Paint & Glass Co
Huron Public
Hatz
Carrington
Jackson
King
van Nerum
Eggen
Klothe
Domas
Edith Keck
Nina L. Wright
Millicent
Murphy
Velma Rendell
Eleanor M. Feeney
Bryan
Hopper
Wim
David
Abdo Longstaff
Vinol Ad Claims Iron Tonics for Strength and Sleep
An old Vinol advertisement touts iron and cod liver peptone as energy boosters. It cites R A Crambers gaining ten pounds after use and urges nervous men and women to try Vinol for better sleep appetite and vitality. Cerner Drug Store promotes the bottle’s restorative claims.
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Vinci
Cerner Drug Store
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