Parade of Progress Gains Northwest Grocery Support
The Parade of Progress, backed by food and specialty product makers, draws major backing from the northwest wholesale and retail grocery industry. Associations coordinate a window display contest with prizes for clerks and broad participation from retailers, jobbers, and chambers of commerce across Minneapolis and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Northwest
Association of Manufacturers
Atl
Nicollet Hotel
Association of Ry Manufacturers Sociation
Association
Twin Cities
Chambers of Commerce
Huron
Association of Manufacturers Representatives
Birthday surprise honors Mrs. Hofer in Artesian
A Sunday noon surprise party was held at Mrs. David E. Hofer’s Artesian home for her 39th birthday. Guests included families from Carpenter Doland and Huron. Adults played games and visited while children enjoyed an Easter egg hunt in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hofer
Artesian
David E. Hofer
Lawrence Tschetter
John 4. Decker
Frank Wallman
Carpenter
J. E. Hofer
Doland
Ely A. Gross
John L. Tschetter
Isaac Hofer
Bessie Morse
Jackie
August Bloedorn
Huron
Hofer
Family Easter Dinner At De Long Home
Wayland April 13 Special Mr and Mrs Peter Fisher and grandson Ronald Traw joined a large family group for an Easter Sunday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs George De Long former residents now near Brookings Others included Mr and Mrs Atley Hege and family Mr and Mrs Arnold Hegg and family and Mr and Mrs Carl Larsen all of Huron Mr and Mrs Robert Leason of Ree Heights Mrs Helen Trow of Sioux City Mrs Leason daughter of the De Longs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Long
Robert Leason
Ree Heights
Helen Trow
Sioux City
Leason
Miss Juanita Kingdon Visits Father in Hitchback
Miss Juanita Kingdon of Sioux spent Saturday and Sunday in hitchback with her father John Kingdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Juanita Kingdon
Sioux
Hitchback
John Kingdon
Indians Ask To Be Turned Loose From Wheeler-Howard Act
Sioux delegation from Pine Ridge told a Senate Indian affairs subcommittee that starvation and poverty plague their people under the Wheeler Howard Act. Benjamin American Horse urged exemption from reorganization provisions while citing an emptied tribal treasury and a petition signed by 3000 Indians. Frank Shorthorn urged abolishing the Indian Bureau as they face deteriorating conditions and demand investigation and release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pine Ridge
3. D
Senate
Indian Affairs
Benjamin American Horse
Indian Bureau
Frank Shorthorn
Small child recovers from gland ailment at home
Russell Lindebak aged year old son of Mr and Mrs Ed Lindebak is now recovering at his home after receiving treatment last week in a Mitchell hospital for a gland ailment.
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Lane
Russel Lindebak
Ed Lindebak
Mitchell
Hyde County Real Estate Transfers Listed in Record
Hyde County transfers include state to Hyde County scattered parcels in sections and townships, Rindlaub Company to C M Carroll, sheriff to Hyde County, and exchanges between C Mauthe Bert Gooding. The records show numerous lot and section designations across townships 110 to 125 and ranges 71 to 73 in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde County
Erastus Cornell
Highmare
S. D
South Dakota
State of
S. E
Rindlaub Company
C.M. Carroll
N. E
Lata
C. Mauthe
Bert S. Gooding
Bert
O. C. Mauthe
Zoe E. Maginnis
Marion F. Maginnis
Clover Leaf Club Entertained With Dressmaking Talk
The Clover Leaf Home Extension Club met at Mrs. Bert Swenson's home with 14 members and three visitors. Mrs. S. R. Gross demonstrated dressmaking tips and garments were shown. Better Homes Week and its slogan were highlighted. A three course luncheon followed. next meeting at Mrs. Will Schwabauer's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Club
Clover Leaf Home Extension Club
Bert Swenson
BE. W. Pate
S. R. Gross
Will Schwabauer
Better Homes
N. M. Clark
Woonsocket High School to Present Two Concerts
Woonsocket High School music students will present two grand concerts. Friday night will feature all soloists from the district music contest and the boys' glee club. Monday night will include the girls' glee club mixed chorus vocal and instrumental ensembles and the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Woonsocket High School
Frederic Whalley
Beadle County Real Estate Transfers Report
John E and Josie A C Fed Farm Mig Corp transfer $11363 from The State Savings Bank St Paul to State Savings Bank Co St Paul. Fed Farm Mig Corp transfers to Fedy Land Bank for $1. Sheriff transfers to The State Savings Bank St Paul for $12318 with parcel references 418-110-60 and 22-113-63.
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Beadle County
John E
Josie A. C
Fed. Farm Mig. Corp
State Savings Bk
St. Paul Minn
State Savings Bkc
St. Paul
Minn
Fedy Land Bk
Birthday Party Honoring Lenz and Lindhorst Held at Horn Home
A birthday party was held Sunday at the home of Mrs. Louise Horn in honor of Henry Lenz and F. H. Lindhorst. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jungemann, Duane and Frieda Jungemann, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kahre and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mead and Deloris, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Lindhorst and Jamie, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hecken.
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Wolsey
Louise Horn
Henry Lenz
F. H. Lindhorst
Robert Jungemarnn
Duane
Frieda Jungemann
Arthur Kahre and Sons
Bill Mead
Deloris
Jand
Jami
Fred Heekeniable
Teacher resumes duties after illness at Bushong school
Mrs. Mattie Creager, teacher at Bushong school, resumed duties Monday after a week’s illness absence. Gerhardt Erion, college student from Madison, visited Easter holidays at the home of Mr and Mrs Waller Erion in Wolsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette
Mattie ‘Creager
Bushong School
College Wolsey
Gerhardt Erion
Madison
Mrs
Waller Erion
Dorothy Peck Guest at A. C. Bannes Home
Miss Dorothy Peck of Willow Lake was a guest at the A. C. Bannes home on Easter Sunday in Wolsey Wolsey.
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Wolsey Wolsey
Dorothy Peck
Willow Lake
A. C. Bannes
Student Paul Ashby Visits Indiana Parents
Paul Ashby visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Walter Ashby while attending college at Valparaiso Indiana.
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Wolsey
Paul Ashby
Valparaiso
Indiana
Walter Ashby
Map Changing Will Mean Big Expense In Postoffice Building
The post office faces a costly decision over its world map foyer centerpiece. The large stone map in the capital building could be ripped up to reflect current borders, but officials fear disturbing a country that might change before cement dries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasi
Taly
Austria
Albania
Czecho- Slovakia
Easter Services Held in Ree Heights Congregational and Cedar Churches
Mrs. S. W. Keek led Easter services at the Congregational Church in Ree Heights last Sunday morning and at Cedar Church immediately afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights
Speers
S. W. Keek
Congregational Church
Cedar Church
Fire damages farm home near Lake Preston
Fire at the Alfred Christopherson farm north of Lake Preston Sunday evening badly damaged the roof and upper story though the building was saved by quick local fire department work. A defective chimney is thought to have caused the blaze aided by calm winds and some insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Farm
Lake Preston
Alfred Christopherson
Forestburg High to Stage Music Contest for District Trip
Forestburg High School plans a Friday evening concert in the school auditorium featuring the band vocal groups and soloists. The performance showcases numbers for the district music contest set for April 19 and 20 at Wessington Springs. Admission will help cover trip expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg
Forestburg High School
Wessington Springs
Easter Sunday Guests Attend Chesley Home
Sr. and Mrs. Fred Chesley of Platte were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. V Chesley Easter Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Fred Chesley
Platte
F. V Chesley
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