Bind Anderson Bound Over For Circuit Court
Highmore April 9 Special Vernon Anderson Buffalo county rancher formerly farming Beadle county was bound over to circuit court after a preliminary hog theft hearing before Judge Judson L Whitcher. Bond reduced from 2000 to 1500. grand larceny replaced by receiving stolen hogs. Trial set for next circuit term opening in June. Baron attorney A Churchill to aid State's Attorney Fred R Winans. Five witnesses testified including H A McDonald who signed the complaint. Three hogs were found on the Anderson ranch and five more were sold at his Beadle county sale. Anderson also faces cattle theft charges and is represented by T H Luby.
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Highmore
Vernon Anderson
Buffalo County
Beadle County
Judson L. Whitcher
Anderson
A. Churchill
Fred R. Winans
H. A. Mc Donald
Mc Donald
T. H. Luby
Huron
Blunt Troop Triumphs In Pierre District Scout Rally
In Canning School gym 120 Scouts and visitors attended an indoor rally for Pierre District Boy Scout troops. Seven troops competed with No. 38 Blunt troop winning with 35 points, Troop 37 tied for second with 28, and Troop 31 excelled in first aid. Harold Carlson won the final event in 25 seconds as Troop No. 40 and others posted lower scores. Indian School Troop gained a new charter and tenderfoot badges were awarded.
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Canning
Pierre
Canning School
Blunt
Harold Carlson
Huron
Troop 37
Danielson
Bennett
Lamberton
O'Keefe
Want Autos To Take Legionnaires To Woonsocket
Commander Welter urged volunteers with cars to transport Legionnaires lacking means of travel. All Legionnaires should gather at Third Street and Dakota Avenue at seven tonight. the caravan departs at 7:21 p.m. to maximize attendance at a Woonsocket meeting.
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Welter
Third Street
Dakota Avenue
Woonsocket
Two Farm Fires Near Miller Destroy Barn and Damaged Structure
Miller April 9 Special reports two farm fires near Miller in the past day. One barn was destroyed and a second structure badly damaged in fires of unknown origin. investigators probe the causes as residents assess the losses.
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Miller Miller
Miller
Fire destroys barn and farm buildings causing two deaths
A fire at the Charles Perrenaud farm on a tenant on the Eichel property claims two lives among livestock. Eichel was overcome while attempting to save animals and was treated at Miller. condition not serious. Insurance covered barn damage but not contents. A separate blaze on the W H Molesworth farm two miles away damaged a building. no insurance carried.
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Charles Perrenaud
Eichel
Enocke
Miller
W. H. Molesworth
Welee
Six Families Move To Joe Creek Country
Six families have moved to the Big Bend district this spring. John Trammel is buying half section improved land while Oscar Shubert and Carl Boekts move onto a half section each they owned. Others are renting and there is room for real farmers. A flock of hens produces about 137 pounds of chalk annually.
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Joe Creek
Joe, Creek
Big Bend
John Trammel
Oscar Shubert
Carl Boekts
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