Legion Golfers In Title Event At Huron Country Club
The first annual state American Legion convention golf tournament at Huron Country Club links sees Miller’s Bard and Iroquois Krumm among favorites after opening rounds. Bard led with 38 medal as Krumm followed with 39, Saylor 40, McCoy 42. Nolan won blind bogey with 68 net, others posted scores for handicap calculations for today’s finale.
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Russell Bard
Miller
C. I. Krummi
Iroquois
M. W. McCoy
Redfield
H. L. Baylor
Huron
Huron Country Club Links
Bard
Krumm
Saylor
McCoy
R. Ge Nolan
Cavour
J. E. Paulson
Summit
W. E. Spain Offites
W. D. Johnson
Earl Flanagan
G. van Duzee
A.C. Schroeder
R. C. Clark
I. A. Wyland
M.W. McCoy
John Daniel
Tulare
P. B. Bishop
H. L. Saylor
Frank Vincent
Alexandria
E. B. Halbert
Watertown
Mobridge Shooting Mystery Deepens In Probe
Investigators in Mobridge search for the shooter who wounded Mrs. Catherine Klein in the hip at the residence shared with her daughter Mrs. Catherine Deihl on August 6. The shot came from outside, glanced off a wall, and officials suspect an accidental discharge as the inquiry stalls.
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Mobridge
Catherine Klein
Mortgage relief applications rise in South Dakota
South Dakotans have filed 1326 applications for home mortgage relief as the Home Owners' Loan Corporation reports reduced foreclosures since its program began. The agency says about 80 percent of applicants probably qualify under the law.
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8. D
Washington
South
Bankers Willing to Cooperate With Bar Adjustment Efforts
Bankers and loan companies were said to show a growing willingness to cooperate with federal bar adjustment activities, signaling increasing collaboration between financial institutions and regulatory programs aimed at supervison and reform.
Travelers share long motor trips and visits across the Midwest
A parade of local residents report recent journeys and returns. Bell and Fahrendorf families toured Canadian Rockies and major western cities, while Jones, Bowers, and others traced trips through Minneapolis Chicago and Omaha. Several groups visited the Century of Progress in Chicago and the World’s Fair.
Visitors from Dillon and Vermillion Stay With Huron Family
In Huron a two week visit continues as Mrs. J. H. Randolph of Johnson City Tennessee joins her son in law and daughter Dr. and Mrs. B. W. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. A. Strawn for several weeks at their home. Vivian Lancaster arrived yesterday from Dillon for the stay. Mr. Strawn left this morning, while other guests plan to remain two weeks. Mrs. Willard, daughter of the Strawns, hosts Lancaster nieces of Mrs. Will Tart.
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Bell
Canadian Rockies
Spokane
Wash
Boise
Idaho
Salt Lake
City
Rocky Mountain National Park
G. B. Fahrendorf
Chicago
Inez Jones
Minneapolis
Ralph Bowers
Gayle
Escanaba
Hich
Raymond G., Lindsey
George Olson
Coleen
W. J. Whitney
Eighth Street South East
W. A. Wagner
Anne Stransky
Mary Stransky
Eva Brandmire
Kama Dietrich
Norman Stewart
Madison
C. F. Stewart
Gwen
Tommy
St. Paul
Martha Hunter
M. BD. Whisman
Wisconsin Avenue
Andrew “Martin
Hisega
O. D. Theophilus
Owen
Jackson
Minn
John G.wiliams
Estella Samuelson
Centerville
American Legion Auxiliary
H. E. Selby
Hureen
BE. W. Feige
John Fensberg
Dana Usqubart
Carl Voigt
J. R. Johnson
Redfield
G. M. Bailey
Kenneth Twombley
Colonial Apartments
C. W. Sage
Kenneth
Leonard
Hawarden
Geneveve
Jeannette Heath
Storm Lake
C. E. Daniel
Ilinois Avenue
Daniel
Heath
T. Rogers Simons
Dillon
Mont
J. H. Randolph
Johnson City
Tenn
Huron
B. W. Smith
A. Strawn
Mabel
Dorothy
Vivian ‘Lancaster
Vermillion
Floyd ‘Willard
Paul Bernard Convicted of First Degree Robbery in Deadwood
Paul Bernard was found guilty of first degree robbery and faces sentencing by Judge R. Hanley between August 5 and August 30. He joins Fred Haberhauer and Miles Odle, who have prior sentences of 2 and 30 years, respectively, in the state penitentiary. The trial lasting 21 hours included witnesses from Chicago and Los Angeles.
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Paul Bernard
Deadwood
S.D
Fred Haberhauer
Miles Odle
Belle Fourche
Whitewood Enking Company
Chicago
Los Angeles
Bernard
R. Hanley
Rapid City
Meeting Of Finance Board Is Postponed
Pierre August 14 The state board of finance meeting was postponed due to the absence of Governor Berry and other members. The plan was to transfer 25000 to the relief fund for eventual hay purchases. Berry was in the west river country seeking livestock hay.
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Pierre
State Board of Finance
Tom Berry
Berry
West River
Chile
Kingsbury Pioneer Dies At Age Of 86
Tom Munkler 86 pioneer of Kingsbury county died yesterday at his daughter’s Lake Preston home from heart disease. He homesteaded south of Lake Preston after arriving in 1881. Surviving: Mrs. Brennan Gus Munkler Little Falls Eugene Munkler Canada and Mother Veronica Buffalo. Funeral Wednesday at Lake Preston Catholic church conducted by Father Patton burial Oldham Catholic cemetery.
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Lake Preston
Tom Munkler
Kingsbury ‘County
W. Brennan
Mr. Munkler
Kingsbury County
Bren
Nan
Gus Munkler
Little Falls
Minn
Eugene Munkler
Canada
Corn Cut for Feed Amid Poor Upland Huy in Ames
In Ames the corn harvest focuses on feed as upland hay yields are poor. Rain last week improves remaining uncut corn. The note mentions the cost of firing a triple-turret saluting case aboard England's seafighter M. S. Nelson at about 3500 dollars.
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Ames
Casa
England
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Zita
Johann
Sentra
Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle
Willard Mack
Jean Packer
Minna Gombeil
Sherwin
Harmony Cocos
LYKO
Perriton's Lemon & Cucumber Cream
Pratt’s Poultry Foods Pound Box
Pratt’s
Gillette Razors
Ste Vali
Cara Nome
Mad Cap
Dorothy Perkins
Lowe Bros. Varnishes
Graham
Lana Oil
Perriton Drug Company
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Kodak
Pristone
Olin Studio Huron
Ruskin Park
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