Drive Off Slots Follows Voting Drive
RAPID CITY April 22 Law enforcement officers moved into action swiftly Wednesday to impound iot.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1937
Page
9
RAPID CITY April 22 Law enforcement officers moved into action swiftly Wednesday to impound iot.
Sioux Falls residents woke to a quiet dawn after a fed up Liebs family slept through a night of disrupted routine caused by a persistent woodpecker. A swift shot at 5:30 a.m. killed the bird, ending a week of iron-tapping on the roof ridge. Police later joined a statewide effort, raiding venues for slot and vending machines as three city commission candidates denounced reestablishing gaming. Authorities removed devices to the county courthouse amid ongoing enforcement actions and public opposition to slot machines.
Circuit Judge A RDenu of Fall River County ruled that slot machines are gambling devices and prohibited under South Dakota law. Acting Mayor Dekerchove charged that attempts to link the machine returns to yesterday’s election are an embarrassment to the successful candidates, and vowed opposition to slot machines.
Tau Kappa Alpha at the University of South Dakota pledged seven students on April 19. Pledges: George Schmidt Haron John Van Ohlen Shef field Elnora Drafahl Bob Torkildson Susan Zinn Jawa Burnell Hendrickson Irene Bunkers Jonas Wilhauer Tyndall. Jonas Wilhauer Tyndall is president, Joe Abdner Kennebec is vice president, and Clifford Gross Freeman is secretary and treasurer.
The Yale High School senior class under Supt Geiger rehearses Agron Slick from Punkin Creek. Performances are set for the evenings of April 9 and 10 in My self Hall.
Mrs Lyle Potter of Chamberlain died in a Mitchell hospital from injuries after a car crash that killed her husband early Tuesday. A double funeral will be held Friday in Spencer. She was formerly Hazel Lindekugel of Spencer and is survived by three brothers, three sisters, and her parents. Her husband, Mr. Potter, died earlier.
Elks lodges from South Dakota gather in Huron Sunday for a ritualistic contest with the winner earning a state representative spot at the national Elks convention in Denver. The 1936-37 Huron officers led by Frank Ripley will compete, with the degree team scheduled at 3 p.m. Howard B. Case of Watertown chairs the event. Eleven lodges exist in the state and most are expected to be represented.
Beadle County chairman 3 M Fisher outlined summer fallow rules under Agricultural Soil Conservation. First operation by June 1 1937 may use disk or listed implements such as plow, cultivator, cultivator and wheatland plow. Disk allows field entry when wet. subsequent operations must meet stated tool requirements to prevent erosion. Inspections by local committees begin, with signups and filings through May and papers mailed to the State Office for approval.
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