South Dakota Spends 10 Million in 85 86 Fiscal Year
Treasurer W W Hinselman reports that interest payments totaled 2 519 798 35 dollars or 24 12 percent of the 10 451 108 42 dollar state budget for 1985 86 ending June 30. Highway department led with 2 905 902 33 spending 28 07 percent. other items include constitutional offices courts and penal institutions.
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Pierre
South Dakota
W.W. H. Hinselman
Hingelman
Highway Department
Circuit
Supreme Courts
Suse
Highmoore Women's Club Reviews Books
Highmore April meeting at Mrs. Erie Webb's home featured a study of recent books. Mrs. Valesia Brown spoke on Books Worth Reading with brief summaries of notable works. Mrs. Nella Quinn discussed American Discoveries Odyssey focusing on the philippic portion, while Mrs. Mecle Carpenter gave a detailed account of early South Dakota history. Delegates were elected for the Sixth District Convention in Pierre May 6-7 and plans were made for the club banquet later in May.
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Highmoore
Phil Eppiztos
Mecle Carpenter
South Dakota
Pierre
Hirwakas Entertained At Stephan Banquet
Members of the Hirokwas and their wives traveled 20 miles south of Highmors to Stephan for a monthly meeting. They dined at 7 o clock hosted by the Altr Society of the Mission Church women, then Indian School students performed under Catholic sisters. Speakers L. J. Thompson and James P. Paulson addressed welfare and agricultural topics, with A. L. Ware rere welfare director and W. G. McLaughlin presiding.
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Hirwakas
Stephan
Fuighmore
Hirokwas
Highmors
Altr Society
Mission Church
Indian School
L. J. Thompson
Extension Service
James P. Paulson
Tul
A. L. Ware Rere
Hyde Coun- Rave
W.G. McLaughlin
kWwas
Juniors At Lane Stage Western Comedy The Dude Ranch
A large crowd attended Lane junior class play The Dude Ranch a three act western comedy Friday night in the school auditorium. Directed by Miss Esther Bogue with music by the school band. Performers included Robert Schwabauer Wallace Catinach Raymond Porst Marvin Solberg Dorothy Richest Evelyn Erickson and Ince Klemm.
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Lane
Dude Ranch
Atilitarium
Esther Bogue
Marguerite Meinger
Imex Klemmming
Miss Coulson
Robert Schwabauer
Wallace Catinach
Raymond Porst
Marvin Solberg
Dorothy Richest
Evelyn Erickson
Ince Klemm
Women's Relief Corps Holds Frankfort Meeting
The Women's Relief Corps met in Frankfort with about 20 members. National general orders were read and the group voted to donate cash to several funds. A food sale is planned for Saturday to fund purchases of new bags. Eight lunch was served by the April committee after the meeting.
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Women's Relief Corps
Frankfort
Rescued Alive After Cave In Ditch Worker Buried
Marvin Wood 26 was rescued alive after dirt slid into a 18 foot ditch while he worked on a pipe line near Winner in April 2044. Rescue crews dug five feet to reach him and he held a hand to mouth and nose to breathe while air and water were supplied. He was removed at 12:30 pm and taken to a hospital with no injuries or scars reported by a doctor.
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Cave
Winner
Marvin
Wood
Peel
Methodist Aid Meeting Sets Missionary Program
The Methodist Aid group met in the Lane church basement with Mex C. J. Miller and Mrs. A. A. Nokensmeier and Mrs. BH. Burchfield hosting. They planned a missionary program for the next meeting and decided to collect donations toward the aid’s “million unit” pledge.
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Methodist Aid
Lane Lane
Mex C. J. Miller
A. A. Nokensmeier
BH. B. Burchfield
Woonsocket High Wins Superior Ratings at State Contest
Woonsocket High School earned two superior ratings at the state music contest in Aberdeen on April 15 16 and 47. Standouts included Morritt Stakke bass viol solo and mixed quartet rated superior while the high school orchestra under Hans Christensen earned excellent with two competitors Gary and Lennox placing superior.
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Woonsocket
Woonsocket High School
Aberdeen
Morritt Stakke
Superior
Vernon McKillip
Lois Gallo
Lola Swanson
Florence Palmer
Spencer Chamberlin
Gicks’ Sizette
Hans Christesen
Gary and
Lennox
Taken IQ hospital lane
G E Johnson, previously at Mitchell, is reported to be at the hospital lane on April 20. He has been ill with rheumatism for the past two weeks and is expected to remain there through the end of the week.
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IQ Hospital Lane
E. Johnson
Mitchell
Fedora Seniors Stage The Black Derby On May Seventh
Fedora High School seniors rehearse The Black Derby a class play set for Friday May 7. Cast includes LaVerne Donahue Fern Petters Lulu Zimmerman Gladys Crane James Bennett Cecil Thompson Austin Bach Selmer Dahl and Billy Bell directed by Miss Agnes Rolland.
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Fedora
LaVerne Donahue
Fern Petters
Lulu Zimmerman
Gladys Crane
James Bennett
Cecil Thompson
Austin Bach
Selmer Dahl
Billy Bell
Agnes Rolland
Roessler Named By Optometrists
Dr. Chris Roessler of Mitchell was elected president of the South Dakota Association of Optometrists at the 2nd annual convention. Dr. J. J. Yeager of Madison was re elected treasurer and Dr. Clark Prey of Watertown became secretary by virtue of his board position. Pierre was named convention site for 1938 and Dr. B C Letherer of Aberdeen will be submitted to the governor for a state board post.
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Sioux Falls
Chris Roessler
Mitchell
South Dakota Association of Optometrists
Hera
Yeager
J. J. Yeager
Madison
Clark Prey
Watertown
Fierre
B.C. Letherer
Aberdeen
Lestie Jensen
State Board of Optometry
Dr. Letherer
Scholarship program announced at state optometry meeting
Sunday’s program featured Dr. Clark Prey of Watertown announcing a two year scholarship competition for high school students through the Optometric University Scholarship Committee. Dr. Paul M. Bell of Aberdeen urged continued statewide educational outreach, echoed by retiring president Dr. H P Sinclair in his annual address.
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Clark Prey
Watertown
Optometric University
Paul M. Bell
Aberdeen
Association
H. P. Sinclair
Lemmon
Steele Addresses Rural Clark County Teachers Meeting
South Dakota Educational Association executive secretary N E Steele spoke at a Clark County rural teachers gathering on Saturday afternoon. Pierre’s Mrs Anna Pifield gave a talk on marionettes and performed a demonstration. Lee Kirksley Ruth Dona hus Raye provided an instrumental duet. Mary Ann Spilte and Marvin Ness offered winning declamatory numbers. The morning featured an annual spelling contest won by Vernon Arne of Fordham in the rar contest and Gordon Hurl-
Clark County spelling champs head to state meet
Bert of Raymond wins the local contest and will represent Clark County in the state spelling contest at Huron next fall. Hale Dwight dies in Frankfort at 44 after passing away April 13 in Jacksonville Florida. Mr. Dwight formerly lived here with his parents.
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Bert
Raymond
Clark County
Huron
Hale Dwight
Frankfort
Ted Anderson
Hal C. Dwight
Jacksonville
Fla
Dwight
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