Tungsten Prices Rise Prompting Local Interest in Black Hills
Rapid City April 24. Prices of tungsten ore are rising in the Black Hills with deposits noted in the Keystone, Hill City, Custer and Lead regions. Prof. P Connolly of the School of Mines cites new alloy developments by GE and Krupp that may boost demand and reopen idle mines.
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Rapid City
Risig
Tlhe Black Hills
South Dakota
Black Hills
P. Connolly
School of Mines
General Electric Company
United States
Krupp Company
Germany
Connolly
Vardarshan
Krupp
Widia
Secon
Ungsten
Cc. C. Obarra
Ilarney Peak
Keystone
Hill City
Custer
Tinton
Yellow Creek
Two Bit
Harvey Luke Wins In Mellette First Match Tournament
The Mellette first match tournament ends with Plar vy Luke champion and Richard Tollefson runner up. Semis saw Harry Luke defeat Webster Allen and Richard Colletson best Bruce Palmer. Event gathered boys aged ten to seventeen amid evening contests after school. Another division catered to under ten lads.
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Mellette
Plarvy Luke
Richard Tollef
Son
BE. Steinecker
Harold Balsiger
Harry Luke
Webster Allen
Richard Colletson
Bruce] Palmer
Bruce Mac
Winners to receive Boy Scout knives and prizes
Arthur won by default as the thirds division competed. Kezer won first and Mack Macarthur second in the first division. Prizes will be awarded to all winners with main prizes going to the first division victors, including a knife similar to a Boy Scout knife. Mr Steinecker will present the awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Lilicille
Kezer
Connia “Mack Macarthur
Steinecker
Beadle County Among Leaders In South Dakota College Enrollment
Des Be Doner, registrar at South Dakota State College, lists Beadle, Minnehaha, Moody, Kingsbury and Brookings among the top counties in state enrollment. The college reports 1,228 regular resident students this year, a 6.5 percent rise from last year, with Minnesota and Iowa leading out-of-state representation and international names including Russia and Canada appearing among listed origins.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Mellette
South Dakota State College
Des Be Doner
Minnehaha
Beadle
Moody
Kingsbury
State College
Clark
Codington
Spink
Hamlin
Charles Mix
Tri Hand
Bon Homme
Roberts
District of Columbia
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Monza
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Texas
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Russia
Canada
Philippine Islands
Plan improvement in Platte water system
In Platte Water System Platta, April 24, plans for a new reservoir and plumbing plant were approved. A 200000 gallon steel reservoir will join an existing 65000 gallon elevated tank to boost water supply for firefighting. The system enables 750 gallons per minute for five hours.
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Platte
Platter
Plilta
Congregational Meet Planned for Aberdeen South Dakota
Aberdeen April 24 The fifty ninth annual Congregational churches meeting for South Dakota will be held with the forty sixth annual meeting of the Congregational Women's Missionary society May 15. A G Teiniger of Sioux Falls will be moderator and presiding officer.. business committee guides arrangements. New A L Curtis of Aberdeen is chairman. More than 150 delegates expected and over 500 visitors anticipated in Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen Abordeen
Congregational Churches
South Dakota
Congregational Women's Missionary Society of
Aberdeen
A. G. Teiniger
Sioux Falls
A. L. Curtis
Aberdean
Alma Brown Elected President of Wessington Cemetery Auxiliary
Mrs Alma Brown is named president of the Auxiliary of the Wessington Cemetery Association. Other new officers include Lottie McKay as vice president Inez Houston as treasurer and EL C Hutchinson as secretary. An outline of planned work will be read at the next meeting.
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Wessington
Alma Brown
Grandmother praises Nujol for granddaughter health improvement
Mrs Zell of Philadelphia describes her granddaughter Margaret using a daily tablespoon of Nujol and reporting improved general health. She notes Nujol is harmless and free of medicines, suitable for young girls and babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Zell
Catherine Street
Philadelphia
800 to be in music contest in Brookings
More than 800 students from 27 high schools in eastern South Dakota enroll in 19 events for the district music contest to be held at South Dakota State College May 2 and 3. The feature is a grand concert of first prize winners on May 3 as the revolving trophy cup contest resumes.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Tat
South Dakota State College
Carl “Christensen
College
Ham and Strogkins-High
Wwitich
A-E
Aurora
Bancport
Big
Stone
City
Voice of Minnesota University Music Departments Events
Knute Troyson dean announces listings for the University of Minnesota State Normal School Valley City and Ni-Dak events showing entries by category with counts for solos soprano 19 contralto 18 tenor 8 violin 8 French horn 2 cornet 6 trombone 6 baritone 4 piano 12 bass 9 clarinet 10 saxophone 10 cello 2 girls glee clubs 18 boys glee clubs 16 choruses 9 orchestras 6 bands 5.
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University
Minnesota
Knute, Troyson
Normal School
Valley City
Ni- Dak
Spiano
Marriage license issued for Clarence Kelley and Eva Hibma
Valley April 24 Special A marriage license was issued by Clerk of Courts W H Abernathy to Clarence Kelley of Chamberlain and Eva Hibma of Vivian. They were united in marriage by Rev J Bennett Saturday with My and Mrs Russel Hibma of Chamberlain as witnesses. Cant find water Danforth April 24 Special The tenth unsuccessful attempt to
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Gann
Valley
Specelal
W. H. Abernathy
Clarence Kelley
Chamberlain
Eva Hibma
Vivian
J. ¥. Bennett
Russel Hibma
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Harvey Luke
Mellette Champ
Beadle County
Hexe
CHASE
City Hal
Pennsylvania
Stewart
van Raalte
Ohana
Absolute
Huron
Danforth
Springfield
Burger’s Garage
Wis. S. W
Buick
G.im.a. C
Buick Motor Company
Elint
Mich
General Motors Corporation
Lael
Pence Automobile Company
Butta
Minneapolis
Mitchell
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