Anti-Reformers Control Deadwood City Council
In Deadwood a reform backlash swept the council after Tuesday's municipal election leaving anti reform members in control while May or F S Howes who ran on a reform platform remains in office. Newly elected councilmen stayed silent on plans but hinted at possible ordinances to curb liquor hours and a fight over Chief of Police Costelig's appointment looms as council meets again.
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Deadwood
Afm
Wild Bill Hickok
Calamity Jane
F. S. Howes
Adt
Gamling
J. S. McClintock
Hickok
Dewelwood
Abilene
Kansas
Kickok
Jack
Dick Costelig
Blunt Royal Neighbors Attend State Meet in Watertown
Mrs Fie Mitchell and Mrs Emma VanDer Holk represented the Royal Neighbors Lodge of Blunt at the state convention in Watertown. Bill Parks was expected as chauffeur for the judges.
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Blunt
Effie Mitchell
Emma VanDer Holk
Royal Neighbours
Watertown
Bill Parks
Mrs Loomer visits Crescent Chapter 40 at Miller
Mrs Viola Loomer of Mitchell and associate grand conductor of Eastern Star makes official visit to Crescent Chapter 40 E S at Miller on April 15. Luncheon, school of instruction, dinner at Vanderbilt Hotel, and an evening meeting with initiation of two candidates mark the visit. Mrs Loomer is honored with floral tribute and a gift, and Mr Lived becomes an honorary member. Mrs May Magness hosts events with Mrs Florence Lloyd and Mrs Daisy Ericson in attendance.
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Loomer
Miller Miller
Viola Loomer
Mitchell
S Grand
Eastern Star
Crescent Chapter
E. S
May Magness
Vanderbilt Hotel
Vincent Fox
Leomee
Florence Lloyd
Spencer
Ruth
Daisy Ericson
Sioux City
Magness
George Lloyd
Ye Evering
Mr. Lived
Albert Shaw
Barnes home hosts visitors from Appleton and beyond
April 22 visit at G. S. Barnes residence included Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mostrom and their young son from Appleton Minn. Guests Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barber Mr. and Mrs. Mart Wilkins and two children of Bancroft Neil Bjornson of Huron Mr. and Mrs. Radia Bunn and My and Mrs. Clayton Stoner of Iroquois.
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Barnes Homme
Manchester
Ben Mostrom
Small Son
Appleton, Minn
G. S
Wessington P T A Elects Officers at April Meeting
Wessington April meeting in the school assembly featured reports on school work. Minnette Friedman delivered a contest recitation and the Sunshine Mixers ladies quartet sang. A. J. Ravenscroft of Wayland was elected president, Supr. Clark vice president, Velma Starkey secretary, and Will Topp treasurer. Lunch came from the April committee and picnic committees were named for the last day of school.
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Wessington P.T. A
Wessington
Wessington P. F. A
Minnette Friedman
Sunshine Mixers
A. J. Ravenscroft
Wayland
Supr
Clark
Velma Starkey
Will Topp
Redfield High School Primaries Define Student Council Race
Redfield April 22 special report notes student body primaries set for April 28. Ballots for seven council seats decided in kore room period after a general meeting. A large count committee will tally votes and post noon returns as Milton Buchholz urged thoughtful selections over popularity.
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Redfield
Redfield High School
Kore
Milton Buchholz
Pheasant Call
Ichgal
Canova Elects Trustees and Officials in Big Turnout
In Canova on Tuesday F W Stephens and Roy Baker won town offices. Stephens was co elected town trustee 83 to 48 over Henry Hattie. Baker defeated T C Williams 82 to 43 for assessor. Henry Lueth re elected town clerk and Elmer G Strobel treasurer with four opposition. 131 votes cast, 219 registered voters.
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Canova
F. W. Stephens
Henry Hattie
Roy Baker
T. C. Williams
Henry Lueth
Elmer G. Strobel
Hines to Speak at Gann Valley Commencement
GANN VALLEY April 22 State Superintendent F. Hines has consented to give the commencement address here on May 10, according to word received by the seniors last week.
Preston's Firemen Pick New Officers
In Lake Preston at a reorganization meeting of the local fire department officers were named including Henry Hendrickson as chief Henry Kol Wey as assistant chief I M Beck secretary and E R Archer treasurer Carl Swanson was named foreman of company 16 with Chirenua Lee as assistant G Maxam of company 11 with KR Hegglund assisting and H Streeter of company 11 with B Neilson assisting Fire marshals were J Fund A A Keith and O D Thorsness Walker elected Blunt April 22 in the city election L R Walker was reelected mayor Wm Parks alderman of the first ward Royal Kozel alderman of the second ward and Lloyd Allison alderman of the third ward.
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Preston
Lake Preston
Tho
Henry Hendrickson
Henry Kol Wey
I. M. Beck
E. R. Archer
Carl Swanson
Chirenua Lee
G. Maxam
KR. Hegglund
H. Streeter
B. Neilson
J. Fund
A. A. Keith
O. D. Thorsness
Walker
Blunt
Wm. Parks
Royal Kozel
Lloyd Allison
Burdette Society Meeting Postponed to April 22
The Wheaton Ladies Missionary Society will meet Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs Leslie Bobscen, assisted by her mother Mrs Vina Miller. The gathering was postponed from March due to bad weather.
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Burdette Society
Burdette
Wheaton Ladies Missionary Society
Leslie Bobscen
Vina Miller
Gould Valedictorian At Hitchcock High
Merle Gould earns valedictorian honors at Hitchcock High with a 96.52 average the highest ever at the school. Shirlie Bixler is salutatorian at 95.04, followed by Lillian Decker at 95.42, as the class includes seniors Meele Gould Shirlie Bixler Lillian Decker Marvelle Jeffers Ruta Dixon Doris Skatin Annella F Oy Charlen Armstrong and others. Gould also qualified for the final scholarship test at the University of South Dakota, traveling Friday with 0 other seniors from a pool of 909 finalists.
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Hitchcock High School
Meele Gould
Shirlie Bixler
Lillian Decker
Marvelle Jeffers
Ruta Dixon
Doris Skatin
Annella F. Oy
Charlen Armstrong
Trevor Bixter
Margaret Hampton
Edish Skavin
Florence Morris
Russel Meyer
Donald Voorhees
Kenneth Buman
Clyde Colton, Jr
del Cinnin Decker
Dorothy Wackerle
Evelyn Rathjeu
Merle Gould
University of South Dakota
Wilbur Burke Wins Miller Mayor Race
Wilbur Burke wins the Miller mayoral race with 260 votes to 210 for the opponent. Ward tallies show Burke’s support across several positions including council seats and local offices, with figures listed for each ward and office.
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Wilbur Burke
Miller
Burke
Rasmus Anderson
D. L. Peterson
Bard
Palmer
Halebower
Cauinell
J. ©. Hagin
J. J. Wiliams
Luke Robinson Hospital Operation Reported Satisfactory
Luke E. Robinson is at a Huron hospital where he underwent an operation Tuesday morning. His condition is reported as satisfactory.
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Luke Rolinson
Wellington
Luke E. Robinson
Huron Hospital
Snow and dust storms reveal soil loss across plains
Regional nurseryman and officials describe how wind-blown snow from plowed fields and unprotected surfaces influenced snow retention and dust clouds. Observations from Bis marck to Huron show heavy soil movement as planes tracked the dust and water-filled depressions in the land, highlighting Dakota topsoil vulnerability and the impact on moisture.
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Renson 9
Bismarck
Huron
H. J. Clemmeier
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