Gann Valley Host To District P T A
GANN VALLEY April 16 Special Eight state F T A officers attended the third annual district P T A convention at Gann Valley. Attendees included presidents and secretaries from Mitchell Artesian Forestburg and Pierre. reports covered thrift finances child welfare publicity and programs. The day closed with prizes awarded for district scrapbooks and a toastmaster's remarks on cooperation and projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gann Valley
P.T. A
Gannn Valley
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
Chris Hinning
Mitchel
Gertrude Flyte
Bert Hail
Pierre
R. H. Hazen
Mitchell
Earl Robinson
Barr. Roadman
Robert Hamilton
Artesian
P. T.A
Jessie Oates
Fannie Corwin
Foresbburg
L. V. Bennett
Thrift
Hoy. Letcher
Corwin
Forestburg
Lars Robinson
J. C. Lindsey
Deadwood
Denver
Smiley
Vernon
F. J. Welch
Ethan
Lady Helpers Society
D. J. Hall
Gann Valley PT. A
Child Welfare Magazine
Bert Hall
Hert Hall
E. C. Giffen
Supt
J. C. Lindsay
Wren
State Department
Mitchell Public Schools
Mitchell High School
Mitchell High School Glee Club
Earl Readman
Young Citizens League
Gan
Valley P. T. A
Arlington P. T. A
Buffalo County
Mark Abernatin
Buffalo County Council
Lupe Gerhude Flyte
Wastener
New Uniforms For R O T C Units At State College
South Dakota State College senior R O T C units will receive 16 ounce olive drab melion uniforms. The quartermaster corps manufactures them and requisition was filed with Capt. Dana H. Allen. Advanced officers wear Sam Browne belt and service cap. basic students wear lapels faced with blue and caps similar to enlisted uniforms. Standardization nationwide expected by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
South Dakota State College
War Department
Quartermaster Corps
Dana H. Allen
State College
Woodward To Address Hot Springs Graduates
Hot Springs public schools will close on May 21 under Superintendent H. R. Woodward. Dr. War Roadmar of Mitchell will deliver the graduation address to 31 graduates. Eighth grade exercises are set for May 22 and the baccalaureate sermon will be preached May 18 by Dr. C. I. Shelby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
H.R Woodward
Warl Roadmar
Mitchell
C. I. Shelby
Dogs Responsible or Disappearance of Pierre Goldfish
Pierre South Dakota reports John J. Holst, a Pierre businessman, maintains a rockery and goldfish pond in Riverside park. About 250 goldfish were placed in spring. soon many disappeared. At first theft was suspected, but it was found stray dogs jumped the pond, pulled goldfish onto the bank, and ate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
John. T. Holst
Riverside Park
Panier
Call for Labor in South Dakota Grows
In April 16 report from the U S Employment Service district director Richard T. Jones, unskilled labor demand rises in South Dakota for road work municipal programs and farm operations. Building trades see a surplus but improved hiring expected after May. Factories run at normal seasonal forces. Sioux Falls shows improvement and idle time unlikely next month. Huron’s local labor market is satisfactory with a reduced surplus as spring work starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Richard T. Jones
United States Employment Service
Sioux Falls
Huron
Buying power favorable in South Dakota states, report says
BROOKINGS April 16 Buying power in South Dakota is especially favorable this spring according to statistics from State College’s department of agricultural economics. The March and April Babson reports support this, naming Sioux Falls Mitchell Huron Brookings Madison and Rapid City as best for purchasing power with Aberdeen Lead and Pierre fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dakota
Department of Agricultural Economics
State College
Babson Organization
R. E. Post
Siouxalls
Mitchell
Huron
Madison
Rapid City
Aberdeen
Lead
Pierre
Iowa
Midwest
Nevada
New Jersey
Frofessor Post
Wessington Teachers Offered Contracts
Wessington school board directors asked all teachers on the Present staff to return next year. Superintendent Merten Aldrich will remain in the same capacity, and Miss Helen Iavali has resigned to resume duties at Yankton College. Other faculty plans await decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Merten Aldrich
Helen’ Iavali
Yankton College
Change Time Schedule In Wessington School
Wessington April 16 Special. On Monday morning the Wessington school changed hours to escape heat. Acuenced grades start at eight oclock and lower grades at 8:30. Closing hours are three and 3:30 oclock respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
South Dakota Men Enter Ministry This Summer
St Paul April 16 More than 0 young men will enter the ministry this summer upon graduation from Luther Theological Seminary conducted by the Norwegian Lutheran church of America. Several are assigned pastorates in South Dakota including Elmer Eliefson Philip 0 Hoye Clarence Johnson Norman Nelson O Bjarne Nilson Otis Steyerseike and others. A poetry booklet Black Hills Ballads by Charles P Soldier Green of Hot Springs summarizes Black Hills history figures places incidents and the Mt Rushmore memorial in verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Pierpont
Otis M. Steyerseike
Madison
Hot Springs
Black Hills
Charles P
Soldier
Mt. Rushmore
South Dakota Supreme Court Opinions Issued
The South Dakota Supreme Court handed down opinions from several cases. C W Prat v Minahan affirmed from Charles Mix, Mads Knudson v Powers affirmed from Minnehaha, and Fred R Smith v Poppen reversed from Devel. Other rulings include Central Lumber v Houser affirmed from Edmunds, Olmstead v Houser reversed from Tripp, and multiple actions involving investors, banks, and Trusts across Brown Davison Lyman and Pennington counties with orders to modify or enter judgment accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snoeneman Brothers Company
John Hohbertz
Louis Leisenger
Investors Bond _ and Mortgage company
C. L. Engelbretson
Wilson Powers
Dakota Land and Loan Company
Security National Bank of Fargo
Minnehaha County
Fred R. Smith
M. HB. Poppen
Bertha M. Poppen
Devel County
J. B. Kroeger
Central Lumber Company
Edmunds County
J. William H. Houser
O. D. Olmstead
Tripp County
Jerry S. Green
George A. Schmidt
Gust Schwarting
Henry Schwarting
Joseph Siefkes
John Siefkes
Markc Siefkes
A. F. Storts
Ed. Schwarting
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Hecla
Brown County
Elizabeth Geer
C. E
Pennington County
Fenfineton County
Pierre seeks 2 blocks sewer extension on Dakota Avenue
The city of Pierre advertises for a two block sewer extension on Dakota Avenue in a special notice dated April 16. The ad seeks bids or proposals for extending the municipal sewer system to serve the specified area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Dakota Avenue
Sioux Falls College elects student officers for next year
L John Nickerson of Watertown S D was chosen editor of the college annual at Sioux Falls College. Other officers include Eugene Eliason Mitchell as president of the students association William Norris Littlefork Minn as vice president Evelyn Jacobson Bismark N D as secretary Alvin Fletcher Sioux Falls as athletic manager Laurel Eno Manfroze as forensic manager. In addition Nickerson will head college publications with Karl Krueger Sioux Falls editor of Stylus Everett Winnett Sioux Falls business manager of Stylus and Robert Phillips Mitchell business manager of the Sioux Brave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls College
Sioux
Falls
Sioux Falls
John Nickerson
Watertown
S. D
Eugene Eliason
Mitchell
Students’ Association
William ‘Norris
Littlefork
Minn
Evelyn Jacobson
Bismark
N. D
Alvin Fletcher
Laurel Eno
Manfroze
Mr. Nickerson
Karl Krueger
Sioux Fas
Stylus
Everett Winnett
Sioux Fails
The
Robert Phillips
Sioux Brave
Watertown Man Struck By Car Injured But Stabilizing
Edward Schultz, 62, of 216 W. Kemp Ave, was struck by a car around 10 PM Saturday and taken to Bortron Hospital. The driver, identified as Mr. Digman by a witness, stopped and reported the accident. Jerry Leahy was with him. Schultz, initially thought to have a skull fracture, regained consciousness and showed bruises to the left side, left shoulder, and right leg as he improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Edward Schultz
Truman
W. Kemp Avenue
Bortron Hospital
Schultz
County Spelling Meet Held At Woonsocket
Twenty four pupils attended the San bern county spelling contest at Woonsocket public school on April 12. Ralph Butts of Letcher Consolidated won the oral contest and Phyllis Looby of Oneida No. A won the written contest. They will represent Sanbern county in the state contest at Huron during the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Sanbern County
Ralph Butts
Letcher Consolidated School
Phyllis Looby
Oneida No. A
I. Wor
Huron
South Dakota 1930 Fair Events List Urges Exhibits
Frank D. Kriebs secretary of agriculture in Pierre releases a list of fairs, celebrations, and exhibits for 1930. He asks communities to cooperate by offering to exhibit farm products. Fairs include Tri State July 2 to Aug 2, Aberdeen Aug 14-16, Kimball Aug 14-16, Butte County Aug 28-30, Charles Mix Aug 19-29, Clark Sept 3-5, Clay Aug 26-29, and Water Town Aug 28-29 with 4-H events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
M. J. Pareher
Brule County
Kimball
Martin Arnsten
Butte County Fair
Nisland
A. D. Ellison
Charles Mix County
Platte
Paul A. Kern
Clark County Fair
Clark George B
Clark George B. Otte, Inc
Clay County
Vermillion
C. W. Jolley
Watertown
A. W. Palm
County Fairs Schedule Early Fall South Dakota
A list of county fairs with tentative Sept dates and contacts across South Dakota shows fairs in Carson County Buffalo Gap Haakon Hughes Hutchinson Jones Lawrence Lincoln Lyman Presho Faith Miner Stanly Turner Walworth and more with hosts and secretaries. Additional fairs in Bennett Camp Crook McPherson Marshall remain with dates not yet reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson County
McLaughlin
C. Christenson
Buffalo Gap
Paul F. Foss
Day
Webster
S.A. Maxness
Dever
Clear Lake
Fred Seeger
Fall River
Edgemont
Lawrence Raby
Grant County
Milbank
Arthur Bennett
Haakon County Fair
Philip
R. V. Millstead
Hughes County Fair
Blunt
G. P. Livingston
Hutchinson County Fair
Tripp
Henry Zeitner
Jones County
Murdo
F. J. Carpenter
Lawrence County Fair
Spear-fish
H. M. Critchfield
Lincoln County Fair
Lennox
L. P. Manning
Lyman County Fair
Presho
N. J. Thompson
Faith Hodeo
Faith
Paul Byrne
Miner County
Howard
H. L. Arnold
West River
Rapid City
R. L. Bronson
Lenanon
Onids
A. J. Norgaard
Tripp County Fair
M. A. Schonebaum
Sec
Turner County Fair
Parker
Lovell Collins
Walworth County Fair
Selby
F. M. Brown
Mr. Krichs
Bennett County
Martin
Camp Crook
Tiedig Fair
Redig
McPherson County
Eureka
Marshall County
Britton
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M. D
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L Lasaylor
M.D. W
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W. Hlaxton
Pee A
Shirley, i. van A. Campbell
Natwest
Supreme Court
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Ubloggs
Roy Housman
Huron, South Dakota
Fair City Paintsglass. CO
South Dakota Securities Company
Veron
Kriebs
Texaco
Sth
4Th St
Dakota
Third St
Indiana
IM River
North Side
4Th and
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Pioneer
Peter
Mintener “Lumber Co
Kansas
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