Fishing Season Opens May First in South Dakota
Pierre April 17 Fishing season for lake fish except black bass begins May 1 with limits and rules outlined by O Johnson director of the state game and fish department The black bass season opens May 29 in border waters and June 1 elsewhere Adjusted hours apply to Roberts and Brookings counties The notice details daily limits 15 trout and 50 total of certain species and gear restrictions including two fish hooks per line and permits for specific nets
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Brookings County
O. Johnson
Dore
Passea
Twenty Blocks To Be Paved In Rapid City
Rapid City plans to pave twenty blocks this season on existing concrete streets. J P Soderstrum says work will start within two weeks on some streets, with petitions in place for additional paving and alley projects. A Sweet paving block petition has passed, but the contract awaits bids to be worthwhile.
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Rapid City
Cine Menager J
Yankton County Will 21 Have Two Dairy Herds
The Yankton Dairy Herd Improvement association will split on March 1 creating Yankton Clay Dairy Herd Improvement Association. Glen Jorgensen will serve as fieldman with Sam Gilliland president and Swedling Beresford treasurer for the new Yankton Clay unit covering Yankton Clay Turner counties.
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Yankton County
Yanktom
Yankton
Old Cultivator On Display At Kimball Auto Show
A crude 56 year old cultivator and ox yoke, once hauled from a Missouri river boat in 1882, attracted attention at a Kimball automotive show. The item, owned by Victor Nepadal, remains in serviceable condition despite modern models. Its cost was 321.75, of which 321 served for freight.
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Pioneer Dd
Attentos
Kimball
Victor Nepadal
Missouri
Wrecker Used To Pull Mule From Old Cesspool
In Madison on First Street NW a mule plunges into a nine to ten foot cesspool during garden plowing. A wrecking car hoists the animal to solid ground. the mule, muddy and white no longer, is cleaned with a blanket to prevent chill. The incident involved L. D. Remrill and Fred Welch.
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Old Cesspool
Madison
L. D. Remrill
Fred Welch
First Street NW
Seventeen to Graduate From Cresbard High School
Cresbard high school will graduate seventeen seniors at the May 5 commencement. Senior activities included the April 4 class play Second Childhood and a Skip Day. Commencement address will be given by Dr. David A. Anderson of Northern State Teachers College.
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Cresbard High School
Cresbard
Em Cresbard High School
David A. Anderson
Northern State Teachers Collexe
Tollows
Wymen Wilson
Eva Seely
Isabel Jones
Darle Allen
Genevieve Johnson
Alvin Bowers
Meta Holscher
Ferne Batwen
Josie Wonsand
Orville Middlewood
Donald Cotton
Osborne Holt
Leslie Schrandt
Lewell Moulton
Arnold Lindhorst
Harold Horning
Margaret Knaggs
Sand Creek School To Graduate Class Of 7
Sand Creek Consolidated School will graduate the largest class in its history on May 21 with eight seniors Elma Eggleston Mary Sexton Isbell Aldrich Martin Watson Raymond Jones Dale Smith and Amos Radcliffe. Special speaker South Dakota poet Dalz Badger Clark of Hot Springs will deliver the commencement address. Earl Gannem has served as superintendent for the past two years.
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Sand Creek
Wellington
Badger Clark
Hot Springs
S. “Dalz
South Dakota
Sins Reelected Head of Hitchcock Schools
Superintendent Leslie Sims signed a new contract for another year at Hitchcock schools. Under his admin the high school enrollment growth has doubled in four years and he will continue to lead. Teachers Russell Brant touch and Miss Harriet Sely English plus Latin instructor also signed. Miss Olness will head commercial work and Mrs Claudia Lemke with Miss Sophia Kreitman return to grades. Vacancies appear in fifth through eighth grades.
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Sins
Hitchcock
Eltchcock
Leslie Sims
Eere
Russell Brant
Touch
Harriet Sely
Olness
Sisseton
Claudia Lemke
Sophia Kreitman
Royal Neighbors plan dance to aid district meeting costs
The Royal Neighbors of Highmore announce a dance in April to raise funds for the upcoming district meeting here next week. Proceeds will defray expenses for the event.
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Highmore
Asrilli
Law School Week Speaker Set for May 16 17
Vermillion April 37 HL Ww Clark Redfield president of the State Bar association will speak at the University of South Dakota Law School during University week May 16 and 17 per Thomas Howell Redfield president of the law association. Plans include a noon picnic lunch on the 35th a general picnic in the afternoon a law school banquet and entertainment by local committees and notable Vermillion figures.
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Law School
Howell
Geners
Marshall McKusick
School of of Law
Clark Gunderson
Vermillion
Howell Fuller
Aberdeen
Thomas Howell
Redfield
Athers
William Edgeworth
Syracuse
John McQuitten
Sioux Falls
Donald Grieves
Ralph Rice
Hilton Dame Wilmot
Mitchell Plans Preschool Health Clinic Across Schools
Mitchell hosts a four day preschool health clinic from April 21 to 28 with local physicians providing free examinations. Miss Beth Olgon, a school nurse, says the program, run by parent teacher circles, aims to detect and correct defects before school entry and rewards defect-free children with blue ribbons.
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Mitchell
Beth Olgon
News Dame
Litchfield
Loaghllaw
Eugene Field
Central
Horse Kicks Fatal For Local Resident
L W Hillard of eastern Mellette County died at his farm from injuries after being kicked by a horse. He lived in the county since 1905. Funeral services were at Witten with burial in Winner. He is survived by his widow.
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L. Ww. Hillard
Eastern Mellette
Eastn Mele Litte
Witten
Winner
Hilliard
Kid Socko Handed Five Dollar Fine In Sioux Falls Court
In Sioux Falls Police Court on April 17 H Caldwell called the city attorney as Kid Socko faced Judge Gibbs. The tall red faced youth quipped about his name, but Socko lost the decision and was fined five dollars for driving a car without a muffler.
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Kid Socko
Sioux Falls
H. Caldwell
Gibbs
Sockem
Socko
Ripple Addresses Hayti Waltonians
L Ripple state game and fish commission hatcheries chief spoke at a meeting of Izark Walton League in Hayti on Monday night discuss consolidating Walton League chapters into one Hamlin County county chapter to better enforce fish and game laws.
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Ripple
Hayti
L. Ripple
Izark Walton League
Walton League
Hoyts
Bryant
Istelline
Hamlin
Madison to revive Yankee Doodle Day
The American Legion post in Madison plans a revival of Yankee Doodle Day in mid June. It aims to raise funds for charitable relief work and reports membership growth to over 180, up more than 40 from last year.
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Madison
American Legion of
the Post
Madison Post
the Legion
Easter Cantata by Troquois Methodists at Iroquois
The Troquois Methodist choir presents The First Zoster cantata at Easter services with solo parts for Rose Van Tassel Lois Crawford Belle Bottomley Jassie Harrington Bessie Greer Charles Greer F Aughenbaugh James Crawford and E O Casperson. Alice Stoner is pianist. The 1930 Gry High School yearbook, Giorilla, has 190 pages and 181 pictures. Crop conditions in Highmors are excellent after recent rains totaling nearly three quarters of an inch.
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Troquois Methodists
Iroquois
Lorenz and Company
Rose van Tassel
Lois Crawford
Belle Bottomley
Jassie Harrington
Bessie, Greer
Charles Greer
F. Aughenbaugh
James Crawford
E. 0. Casperson
Alice Stoner
Gregory
Gry High School
Dave’s Mentha Pesin Stomach Elixir Offer
Longstaff's and Perriton advertise Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a quick relief for indigestion gas and stomach distress. They claim one tablespoon clears gas and heart tightness within ten minutes and promise ongoing relief with a bottle.
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Longstaff
Perriton
Dave
America
Busan Tee
Longstaff Drug Co
Perton's Pharmacy
Federated Woman's Club Plans Gregory Convention
The district Federated Woman's Club convention is set for May 9 at Gregory. At the last meeting Gregory Woman's Club elected officers for the coming year: President Mrs Inex Nollkamper, Vice President Miss Ruby Wright, Secretary Miss Frances Keene, Treasurer Mrs Hannah Pagelor, Executive Committee Mrs Lena Nollkamper and Mrs Gladys Stane diford, Membership Committee Mrs Evelyn Tilton, Mrs Myrtle Rajewick, Mrs Ruth Lorenz.
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Federated ‘Club
Gregory Gregory
Federated Woman's Club
Gregory
Gregory Woman's Club
Inex Nollkamper
Ruby Wright
Frances Keene
Hannah Pagelor
Lena Nollkamper
Gladys Stane Diford
Evelyn Tilton
Myrtle Rajewick
Ruth Lorenz
Highley Reelected Mayor in Hot Springs Vote
Highley was reelected mayor over Emil Hargens by 67 to 475 in Tuesday's election. Aldermen elected include R W Southard B J Glatt Ty Paul Richer A Ottman and Fred DeWitt with George Riddle reelected city justice. City park board planted over 100 trees along Lake Mitchell this spring. Cascade Telephone Company of Hot Springs filed articles of incorporation.
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Mitchell
City Park Board
Lake Mitchell
W. E. Webb
Pierre
Pers Telephone Company
Df Hot Springs
Secretive State Incorporations Outline Hot Springs Route
The text notes capital stock details and incorporators for a Hot Springs to Heppner line, listing names from Hot Springs and Siquy Falls and a brokerage firm. It also mentions a 25 000 capital and a three member board of directors, with names attributed to Statx Falls. An embalming board in Pierre is reappointed for three years, effective April 1, withCarl Bahe ens Siu Falls as chairman A B Tilgen Humboldt and Ivan S Dotson Pierre listed.
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Hot Springs
Heppner
Charles
E. Roe
G. W. Landers
Ralph McClure
Henry Mahter
0. H. Rarhauser
Id Ball
B. F. Heindel
Benedict and
Cutter
Siquy, Falls
Cimsital
Directory
R. R. Benedict
F. E. Cutter
Blaine Simons
Statx Falls
Embalming Board
Pierre
W. J. Bulow
State Board of Enbalmers
Carl Baheens
Sioux Falls
A. B. Tilgen
Humboldt
Ivan S. Dotson
Former Officer Arrested in Car Theft Case
Aberdeen report states Burtis, once a Buck County, Wis. officer, released on 2000 dollars bail after federal court charges linked to an attempted car sale. Authorities investigated the incident with the Department of Justice leading to the arrest. In separate item, J. J. Sr. won the Mobridge city election as street commissioner seeking dissent from Carl Baxter.
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Aberdeen
Burtis
Deymiy Shuvin
Buck County
Wis
Departiment of Justice Autorities
New Way To Improve Skin Mello Glo Face Powder
A new French process creates Mello Glo Face Powder touted as smooth, long lasting, and non greasy. It claims to brighten skin, reduce pores, and give a youthful appearance without pasty finish, using a tested color that adapts to different skin tones.
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W. Axelrad Brothers
Miller
Colling & Shaw
Artesian
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Brookings
J. C. Cutler
Huron, SD
Pierre—Pierre Furniture Company
Philip—Philip Light & Power Company
Redpield
C. B. Warne Sinai
Aupstad
Wellington Springs
Wm, Zink & Son
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Ces Endurance
Gamble
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