All South Dakota Voters Must Be Registered By Saturday
South Dakota Secretary of State Goldie Wells urges registration by Saturday for the May 3 primary. Registration offices will stay open late to allow voters to qualify and choose Democratic or Republican ballots. Those who voted in 1936 and have not moved or plan no party change need not re register. On May 3 voters receive three ballots for party nominations, non political races, and precinct committee elections. Unopposed candidates will not appear.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Goldie Wells
Miss Wells
Election Board
Slot Operators Lose Challenge in Slot Machine Case
Sioux Falls April 4 reporters say slot machine operators faced a setback as Circuit Judge L L Fleener upheld the district attorney's demurrer in a case initiated by Art Zanes to bar county and state officials from allowing operation of nickel slot devices. The judge dismissed Zanes action, citing insufficient evidence and a lack of legal basis to proceed, with Barron and others named in the defense.
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Sioux Falls
L. L. Fleener
Fr. D. Battell
Art Zanes
Zanes
Iby County
Barron
Jude Fleer
Barron Ta
Oral Clair Roddewig
Y Siculturs Garcon
All Doland Faculty Members Reelected April 14
Special notice reports Supt Cask of Boland school reelected all faculty for next year under no wage reductions despite unfavorable outlook. Names listed include Supt Si W Cook principal Olson English history Fryer dean Buntis and instructors Longland Peterson Gelston Cramp ton among others.
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Doland
Cask
Boland
Candh Don
Board of Glucation
Supt
Si. W. Cook
C. G. Olson
iFy
Serenew and
Bey
Calvert
Robert Fryer
Boys
Variguiture
Don Buntis
Ingrid Longland
Maxine Peterson
Mildrost Gelston
Evelyn Crampton
Waterfowl Abundant Around Oldham Vicinity
In Oldham area a large influx of waterfowl has been observed, with about 1000 geese seen in the week and many ducks also present. Ample lake and slough water, plus leftover corn in fields, suggest a strong pheasant crop in Kingsbury county this fall.
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Oldham
Kingsbury County
Interest Develops In Oldham Election April 1 Special
As the city nears the April 19 election two ward contests will occur with N T Lund challenging Charles Koehne for mayor. First ward candidates are C J Cook and Fred Menzel, third ward contenders are C Baker and H Laderer, while second ward seat J B Case stands unopposed. Sydney Garson, Woonsocket dorm dean, ill at parents home from influenza and unable to resume duties.
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Oldham
N. T. Lund
Charles Koehne
C. J. Cook
Fred Menzel
C. Baker
H. Laderer
J. B. Case
Sydney Larson III
Lane
Sydney Garson
Woonsocket Boys
J.P. Larson
Doland Students Excel In Aberdeen Music Contest
Doland's Class B entrants ranked among the top six at Aberdeen on April 8 9 with strong marks for solos and ensembles. Irene Bloom received excellent in soprano, Harlo Fechtelkotter and Eugene Knickrehm both excellent in bass and mixed quartet, plus praise for girls and boys glee clubs mixed chorus sextet and the 33 piece band led by Miss Clarice Distad and C G Olson.
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Doland
Aberdeen
Irene Bloom
Harlo Fechtelkotter
Eugene Knickrehm
Girls’ Glee Club
Fortnightly Club Final Meeting Names Officers
Miller April 14 Fortnightly Study Club held its last meeting of the year at the Methodist Church. About 25 members and visitors attended. Officers elected: Phebe Beers president Veda Miller vice president Marvelle Schweppe secretary Edna Selvig treasurer Mildred Boling custodian. Orangery discussed This Is My Story by Eleanor Roosevelt and Mother-Daughter Banquet plans for April 25 at the city auditorium with spring decorations and pussy willows.
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Miller
Marvelle Schweppe
Dorothy Harris
Vivian Yearoux
Parelors
Phebe Beers
Veda Miller
Edna Selvig
Mildred Boling
Selvin
Eleanor Roosevelt
Gudi
City Auditorium
Ship of the Club
Luneh
Miller Club Women Study South Dakota Writers
The Miller Women’s Club met to discuss South Dakota writers and poets. Mrs Odin Schoeyer reviewed The Free Land by Rose Wilder Lane for Saturday Evening Post, while Mrs Paul Burke highlighted local and state poets and the works of Bacler Clark and Miss Ford. Mrs W G Redmond outlined an art appreciation movement with a picture series for statewide availability in September. High school quartet Betty Hartt Carrie Hanna Dorothy Kindred Cleans Wright Ruth Graves and Maxine Erb performed with Leattrice Schweppe at the piano.
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Miller Club
S. D
Mller
Miler Wome Club
South Dakota
Odin Schoeyer
Saturday Evening Post
Rose Wilder Lane
South Dyxes
Paul Burke
Hane County
Betty Hartt
Carrie Hanna
Dorothy Kindred
Cleans Wright
Ruth Graves
Maxine Erb
Leattrice Schweppe
Women Debaters Conclude SDU Season in Brookings
The University of South Dakota women debate team traveled to Brookings on Tuesday to face South Dakota State College debaters. The topic was the National Labor Relations Board’s power to arbitrate labor disputes. Ethel Troskey Elk Point and Trent Bunkers Colman spoke affirmatively. Lucille Swanson Alpenster and Mirjerie Gebhart Wessington Springs spoke negatively.
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SDU
South Dakota
South Dake State College
Brookings
National Labor Religions Board
Broakthes
Ethel Troskey
Elk Point
Trent Bunkers
Colman
Lucille Swanson
Alopster
Mirjerie Gebhart
Wessington Springs
Will Appeal Beer License Revocation in South Dakota
PISARE April 1 district court hearing set for April 19 before Judge L L Fleeger in Parker. Man derscheid's beer license revoked March 3 for dispensing beer after hours and he will appeal to the circuit court. Also news from Yankton about Enyo Baccante sculptor and connections to wife Margaret Brisbine, plus visits of Lucille Payne and family, and Esther Swartz vacation in Cloquet Minnesota.
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Pisare
C. HW
Manderschwid
Sioux
Secretary of Agriculture
Gordon Stout Hy
Circuit Ecourt
Parker
L. L. Fleeger
Stour
Manderscheid
Hicense
Enzq Baccante
Dees
Yankton
New York
Enyo Baccantes
Margaret Brisbine
Baccante
United States
Sunday Dinner Guests at Burdette Home
Mr and Mrs Truman Walton and family of Burdette were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr Walton’s sister EB Dickson.
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Hitchcock
April Wd
Truman Walton
Burdette Ware
Mr. Walton
EB. Dickson
Hitchcock School Faculty Dine with Clyde Corlton Jr in Wessington Springs
The Hitchcock school faculty and Clyde Corlton Jr were Friday evening dinner guests at the home of Miss Bernice Buck in Wessington Springs. The gathering occurred April 14 as a special social event hosted by Miss Buck.
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Hitchcock
Esther Swartz
Cloquet
Mina
Mus. C
FP. Swarts
Hitchcock School
Clyde Corlton, Jr
Bernice Buck d
Wessington Springs
Evening Huronite State News Page Three
Page three of the Evening Huronite State News presents brief items from across the state. It highlights local events, public notices, and short reports on regional developments with concise, period-appropriate wording.
Clover Leaf Club Calls April Meeting at Lane Home
Clover Leaf Extension Club met at Mrs. Will Schwabauer's home with 12 members and one visitor. Members answered roll by naming a favorite actress, sang theme song Follow the Gleam, and piano solo by Mrs. Carvin. Easter songs were also performed. Plans were made to attend the county demonstration on bedding reconditioning on April 21.
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Clover Leaf Club
Clover Leaf Extension Club
Will Schwabauer
George Carvin
M. W. Syring
May 3 Hostess Event at Mrs Bert Swer Son Home
A social gathering was held on May 3 at the home of Mrs. Bert Swer son with Mrs. M. W. Syring assisting as a hostess in a community event.
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Bert Swerson
M. W. Syring
Young Couple Visit At Home Of Parents Lane
Mrs John Haberman and her husband visited at the home of Mrs Habermans parents Mr and Mrs Robert Heller north of Lane over the weekend. The Habermans were married last Thursday in Brookings. Mrs Haberman, formerly Margaret Heller, is an stenographer in the Federal Reforestation office in Brookings and Mr Haberman is foreman on a highway construction project. they will continue their work in Brookings.
Home Talent Play by Altar Society at Jurdette Hall
The Altar Society of the Catholic Church will present a home talent play at Jurdette Hall on April 21 with The Hargen Orchestra providing music for a dance following the performance.
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Altar Society of the Catholic Church
Jurdette Hall
Hargen Orchestra
Lane Families Move During Past Week
Several residents of Lane and vicinity moved in the past week. Mr. and Mrs. George Monosmith moved to their own home at the old Chandler property in the west part of town. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Meldrum moved to a farm in Auroraj County, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Haman have moved into the Meldrums’ vacated house. Mrs. Mary Rodman of Alpena moved into the old telephone exchange building and will work in the local sewing room.
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Lane
George Monosmith
Chandler
Lows
Leon Meldrum
Auroraj County
Albert Hamann
Meldrums
Mary Rodman
Alpena
Telephone Exchange
Miller Peq Meets Miller in April Education Program
Miller Peq Chapter AK BE met Monday at Mrs A Schroeder home. After the regular business, Mrs Russell Bard presented an education program focusing on Cottey College. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Miller Peq
Miller
AK. BE
A. ©. Schroeder
Russell Bard
Cottey College
Nickisch urges Loriks to reveal alliance in South Dakota race
South Dakota state senator Nathaniel Nickisch demanded Arlington politician Emil Loriks disclose ties to Congressman Hildebrandt and a broader Hildebrandt machine. Nickisch accused them of grooming a patronage network to control the Democratic Party and suppress progressive leaders, urging voters to choose between Hildebrandt’s influence and genuine progressivism.
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Pierre
Nathaniel Nickisch
Bowde
Emil Loriks
Arlington
Fred M. Hildebrandt
Nickisch
Loriks
Hildebrandt
South Dariew
Ross Hilde
Hildebrand
Bente
Herbert Hichcock
Tom Berry
Democratic Party
Vankvard
Son Born to Ed Lindebak Family in Lane Area
A son named Russell Deane was born April 6 at the Lindebak farm west of Lane to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lindebak. Snow plows opened the road from WRL Springs to bring a physician for the birth.
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Lane
Ed Lindebak
Russell Deane
Wrl Springs
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Meg
Lucille Payne
Albert Payne
Hector Construction Company
Hector, Minn
Jacqueline Payne
William Kuestermeyer
Thur
SDAY
Nickish
Sam Dakota Senate
Emil Lotiks
Alfemp
Adv
Nong
Governor Club
Nils A. Roe
Blaine Simons
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