South Dakota Supreme Court Affirms and Reverses Civil Appeals
The South Dakota Supreme Court issued six civil decisions this week. affirming four lower court rulings and reversing two. cases include Deeg v Barnes on a $14 000 promissory note and Gustafson v Gem Township on tree destruction. Also Usletten v Brookings County on a $4 000 accident verdict and Nissen v Nissen on a promissory note. A school district formation dispute from St Lawrence area was reversed and remanded for cost taxation.
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Pierre
South Dakota Supreme Court
High Court
George Deeg
D. H. Barnes
William H. Barnes
Beadle County
Deeg
Campbell
Carl Gustafson
Gem Township
Brown County
Ethlyn C. Nissen
Roberts
Fred 8. Smith
Granite City Bank
Dell Rapids
N. C. Monserud
Isaac C. Taylor
Moody County
St. Lawrence Independent
St. Lawrence
Rapid City Stores Do Heavy Business in 1929
Rapid City retail activity topped 4.0 million dollars with 195 stores reporting. The census shows 10,404 residents and a payroll of 363,367 across 578 full time workers. Chains, independents, and specialty shops powered diverse sectors including food, automotive, and lumber.
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Rapid City
Bureau of Census
Bureau
Automotive Group
Food
Automotive
Seal
Wessington Couple To Observe Anniversary
WESSINGTON April 9 Special and Mrs L E Robinson of Wessington will have been married 30 years on Friday April 10. They will be at home to friends between two and ten pm. Mr Robinson was principal of the local school for several years. Their five children plan to gather with relatives and friends to mark the anniversary.
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Wessington
L. E. Robinson
Robinson
Fifteen New Courses in OU Curriculum Announced
Vermillion April 9 Fifteen new courses are described in the bulletin prepared by the Extension division at the University of South Dakota. Garrett Breckenridge, director of University extension, said detailed announcements of the courses to be offered will be made in a few weeks.
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University of South Dakota
Garrett Breckenridge
University Extension
Breckenridge
Vermillion
KUSD
South Dakota
Airain
Air
School Of Air Planned At U Vermillion
University of South Dakota announces a fall 1931 launch of a nine lecture radio based school of the air on KUSD. The program offers short courses linking with existing correspondence work, with courses in history geography art journalism government and more.
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School of Air
Germany
North America
Edith Croes to Teach in Yankton High School
Miss Edith Croes daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Croes of Wessington has been selected to teach at Yankton high school for the coming year. A Yankton college graduate she previously taught at Menno high school for two years.
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Edith Croes
Yankton Wessington
H. W. Croes
Wessington
Yankton High School
Yankton College
Menno High School
Town Pastor Will Address Graduates
Rev. J. TR. Perkins of First Congregational Church Council Bluffs will deliver the commencement address June 4 before 420 Northern normal graduates. Baccalaureate services are May 31. The class includes degree and certificate recipients.
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Aberdeen
J. TR. Perkins
First Congressional Church
Council Bluffs
Northern Normal
Wool Grower Expert To Address South Dakota Meetings
Matt Staff, field representative of the Nations Wool Marketing Corp, will speak at a series of South Dakota Wool Growers meetings this month. Carl Nadassy says Harding County attendees are expected at Buffalo April 1 and other talks include Crawford Nebraska April 20 Madigan April 23 Clark April 24 Webster April 25. Topics cover world wool market developments and progress in disposing of the 1930 clip.
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Brookings
Matt
Wool Marketing Corporation
South Dakota
Carl Nadasdy
Cooperative Woolgrowers of
Buffalo
Harding County Woolgrowers Association
W. F. Schnaidt
Mark
State College Extension’ Service
Nadasdy
Crawford
Nebraska
Madigan
Clark
Webster
Plans for marketing the 1931 South Dakota clip explained
My Staff reports Nadasdy will explain marketing plans for the 1931 South Dakota clip. Last year about 3,600,000 pounds or 60 percent of the clip moved through the state cooperative association. Pre shearing advances total around 1,040,000 pounds at the quoted rate. Incorporators Kuipers Construction with 25000 dollars capital stock include Peter Kuipers Cora Kuipers and Angie Mackey all of Mitchell. Sharpe to speak at USD April event details noted.
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Nadasdy
South Dakota
State Cooperative Association
Pierre
Wessington church reelects Minister J H Black
Rev. J H Black will remain pastor of the Presbyterian church at Wessington for another year after a church board meeting. He delivered his Easter sermon to the congregation at 10 30 and at Rose Hill at noon.
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Wessington
J. H. Black
Presbyterian Church
Black
Rose Hill
Canova P T A Reelects Officers At Annual Meeting
Mrs W H Dennis was reelected president and Rev W Pates was reelected vice president at the Canova Parent Teachers Association regular meeting. Mrs Oscar A Wick was elected secretary and treasurer to replace Mrs J H Schwartz. Mrs A H Nohlgren was reelected historian as the group closes its first year with a successful record.
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Canova
W. H. Dennis
Parent-Teachers Association
W. Pates
Oscar A. Wick
J. H. Schwartz
A. H. Nohlgren
Rally Day at Clark County 4-H Planned for April 25
Clark county 4-H clubs schedule their annual Rally Day at city hall on April 25. County Agent H. AL Kelly said the program includes plans for the coming year, instructional talks, discussions, and a free moving picture for attendees.
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Clark
Clark County
4-H
H. AL Kelly
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