Candidate May Change Parties
Pierre April 15 The attorney general’s office says a person may change party affiliation but cannot be barred from filing as a candidate in another party. A primary voting rights caveat exists if registered under one party but seeks a ticket of another. Another opinion allows a states attorney to advocate for pardon applicants with no prior official ties.
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Pierre
Attorney General's Office
William Schenk
Tripp
Schenk
Attorney General
Jack Rabbit Comes Off Press In June
The Jack Rabbit student yearbook at State College will be ready for distribution in early June. Editor Germilé Laxson notes four color views for the first section and that multiple colors appear in several sections. A record 790 individuals are pictured, with Growth of State College and traditions as the theme. The 1950s edition will be larger than prior years.
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Jack Rabbit
Bloomings
Student State College
Germilé Laxson
Laxson
State College and Traditions
Dancing Program by University of South Dakota Staff
A dancing program was presented by the Women's Physical Education department at the University of South Dakota under the direction of Gladys Leonard professor of physics education, with Miss Alice Coutis instructor in physical training and Miss Lucille Beebe instructor in physical education.
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Women's
University of South Dakea
Gladys Leonard
Alice Coutis
Lucille Beebe
State College Men's Glee Club Set to Perform
A concert by the State College men's glee club is scheduled for this evening in the college auditorium. Director Harry L. Kohler notes a varied program of sales and ensemble numbers with Virs. Sylvia Robinson as accompanist and Walter Loban on piano. Soloist Marion Gyger, a mezzo soprano, participates in one group.
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State College
Brookings
State College Men's Glee Club
College
Harry L. Kohler
Sylvia Robinson
Walter Loban
Marion Gyger
Rapid City Fisherman Laughs At Fish Story Tactics
In Rapid City April 15 with the fishing season lively a local angler admitted fishermen often exaggerate tales of the fish that got away. He recounted a trick where he and a friend weighed trout side by side and he inserted lead to win on the scale, revealing the ploy only years later.
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Rapid City
French Creek
Lake Preston Juniors stage The Arrival of Kitty
The Lake Preston high school junior class presented The Arrival of Kitty to a large audience on Friday evening. Proceeds, about 60 dollars, will help cover costs for the annual junior-senior banquet on April 25 in the high school auditorium. Cast includes William Winkler Aunt Jane Betta Garlock Bob Arnold Eid Jane Pearl Jensen Kitty Florence Omdahlen Ting Howard Beck Sam Porter Rick Suzette Alice Larson Mr. More Harold Wisnen Ree
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Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Kitty
William Winkler
William
Aunt Jane
Betta Garlock
Bob
Arnold Eid
Jane
Pearl Jensen
Florence Omdahlen
Ting
Howard Beck
Sam
Porter Rick
Suzette
Alice Larson
Mr. More
Harold Wilsen
Ree
Lake Preston Couple Fete Golden Wedding
Lake Preston April 15 Special Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alseth entertained about 35 relatives in honor of the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Alseth. The pioneer couple were among the first settlers in Kingsbury county, Mr. Alseth arriving in 1878 and his wife in 1879. Five pioneer couples in the county have celebrated golden anniversaries in the last year, seen as a sign of South Dakota climate healthfulness.
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Lake Preston
Charles Alseth
John Alseth
Kingsbury County
Alseth
T His
South Dakota
Candidates Named For Legislature By South Dakota May Primary
Sioux Falls April 15 Candidates for nomination to the South Dakota legislature in the May primary election are listed by county. Beadle, Brookings, Campbell, Edmunds, Huron, Lake Andes, Tripp, and more show multiple districts with Republican and Democrat contenders for Senate and House seats. Notable names include H. C. Halvorsen, J. Ray Fridley, C. Schulz, E. Hubbard, and J. McAllister among others.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Walworth County
House of Representatives
C. F. Schulz
White
Ray Ullman
Brookings
C. H. Atkinson
Nels Rishot
Edmund Hillestad
Volga
L. M. Armstrong
Bushnell
O- W. Paterson
Bruce
C. P. Mershon
Beadle County
Senate
W. A. Johns
Huon
W. C. Peterson
Huron
Earl B. Flowers
J. B. McAllister
E. L. Gordon
F. P. Matz
W. T. Quale
Richard Semoha
Wolsey
G.I. McDonald
Cavour
H. x. Kass
Charles E. Wilson
Wessington
HLM
Whisman
O. W. Hallback
Burtoh Culver
Jacob J. Glanzer
Gregory County
H C. Gaddis
Gregory
William Sinkular
Dallas
Nyo
Olaf Sorenson
Lucas
Rudolph Olson
Fairfax
Rt Miller
George F. O'Neill
San Homme County
C. Gingerich
Springfield
James Kirk, Jr
Avon
J. Wilcox
E. W. Bus- Tabor
Arthur A. Voigt
Avor
Frank Glynn
Tabor
J. J. Hornstra
Tripp County
Mineteerth
E. E. Owen
Colome
Melville F. Lamb
J. B. Painter
Meade County
E. C. Morrison
Banella Springs
Fred PF. Hampton
Sturgis
Edmunds County
E. E. Hubbard
Ipswich
R. FR. Buikems
Charles Mix County
W. H. Frei
Wagmer
A. ©. Steensland
Lake An Ides
Carl Hammer
Lake Andes
Leonard
South Dakota House District Representatives Candidates
A list of candidates by district includes Lake Andes for Parker and Anderson, with E Lloyd, J B Minihan, and J H Crisman in Wagner. Wagner and Hanson County districts show Republican L W Mills and Democrat Robert E Cayne. Plankinton in Brule County features Democrat Lynch Fellows. Pukwana lists Democrat none with George Abild, while S E Davis is noted in Plankinton.
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D. Parker
Lake Andes
Gus S. Anderson
Platte
E. Lloyd
Academy
J.B. Minihan
JH. Crisman
Wagner
Hanson County
George Abild
Pierre Farmer Has Fine Crop Prospects
Pierre South Dakota report notes Eddie Welch, Hughes county’s second largest farmer, has 1000 acres of winter rye thriving and 600 acres of spring wheat mostly up. Some sown February 20. He is now planting 960 acres of Bax. Once a carnival wrestler, he chose Hughes county for its rich soil.
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Pierre
Eddie Welch
Hughes County
Welcht
Prairie Fire Destroys Farm Buildings Near Summit
A major prairie fire burned sixteen sections of land near Summit on Friday, destroying farm buildings on the Ted Fuller farm. The blaze started in a straw pile on the Walter Kohn farm about 11 AM, spreading through stubble and grass as a calm breeze aided its advance. Farmers and townspeople fought the flames for eight hours before backfiring saved several structures. control was regained Saturday around 7 PM.
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Summit Summit
Ted Fuller
Here
Walter Kohn
Springs Debaters Triumph Over Freeman Junior College
Wellington Springs April 15. Junior college debaters defeated Freeman Junior College in the final, earning a victory for the home team.
Final Debate Sees WSJ Triumph Over Freemen
In a season climax here Wednesday the WSJ team led by Frank Whitney and Willard Belling defeated Freeman college with a two to one judges decision. Junior college had lost to Freeman previously, making this win more significant amid a 60 percent season success for WSJ. Judges were Attorney Hatch Miss Seavers of the local high school and William Bromwell.
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Junior College
Frank Whitney
Willard Belling
Freeare College
William Preheim
Charles Miller
W. S. J. Junior College
Freeman
WS 5c
Attorney Hatch
Miss Seavers
William Bromwel
Four Artesian Wells Gushed at Big Bend District
Carl Meier of White Lake completed four artesian wells in the Big Bend district and moved his outfit near Ft. Thompson. He has several more wells to drill with strong gushers reported from each.
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Joe Creek
Carl Meier
White Lake
Big Bend
Ft. Thompson
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