Light Supreme Court docket signals shrinking yearly actions
South Dakota records show a notably small docket for 1931 with 158 cases entered by December 1, the smallest since the peak year. Judge Polley cites deflation land contracts banking crises and motor carrier code effects as drivers of litigation trends. clerks expect work to up to date by early 1932 despite possible rise in action if new legislation or economic conditions change.
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Oierre
South Dakota Supreme Court
Polley
F. Swart
Supreme Court
Sportsmen Urged To Feed Pheasants In Corsica
Corsica December 4 Robert J. Vanden Berge appeals to sportsmen to save starving pheasants. Hundreds have died as fields lie under snow. He urges reports to Trank Wat ton league members or game wardens. The state game and fish commission offers grain aid to hard hit areas after assessing conditions.
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Corsica
Robert J. Vanden Berge
Vanden Berge
Trank Watton League
State Game and Fish Commission
Vanden Serge
Bryant Post Hosts Legion Auxiliary and Drum Corps Dance
Bryant special reports that the Bryant Post of the American Legion hosted women eligible for auxiliary membership, escorts, and the Estelline Drum corps at American Legion and St Marys halls. The evening featured a drum corps program, talks, a dance with Keiser's orchestra, noon luncheon, and plans to form an auxiliary chapter. Also noted are services for Mrs A B Neeley at Holy Family church in Woonsocket with interment at Eventide, survivors including three children.
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Bryant
Legion Auxiliary
Bryant Post
The
American Legion
Auxiliary
Estelline
St. Mary's Halls
St. Mary's Hall
Esselline
Legion Hall
Keiser
St. Mary's
Ladies' Auxiliary
Ladies Auxiliary
Gettysburg Downs Blunt Whist Team in Guildhall Tourney
Twenty Blunt whist fans travelled to Gettysburg Tuesday to play ten teams of two. Gettysburg won 111 points to 20 for a net 91 point victory and both sides later enjoyed a banquet at the local club. In Woonsocket, Mr and Mrs B J Dempster received word of their granddaughter's sudden death, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Dottocax.
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Gettysburg Downs
Blunt
Burg
Gettysburg
Gettysberg
Guildhall
Woonsocket
B. J. Dempster
Huron
Melvin
Dottocax
Northern State Teachers show busy pace for debate season
Aberdeen notes the North ern State Teachers college debate squad of 23 under P J Harkness with 14 newcomers preparing for a December 10 clash with Brookings State college. Veterans include Har vey Swenson Clive Acker Barbara Anderson Marion Karigan Joe Marshal from Aberdeen and others. Newcomers include Don Cassidy Helen Kelly Sylvan Eidoe and Gerhard areteeson Col The topic will be Collectivism vs Capitalism.
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Aberdeen
Brookings State College
Northern State Teachers College
P. J. Harkness
Ning
Harkness
Pi Kappa Delta
Aberdeen High School
Debetera
Harvey Swenson
Clive ‘Acker
Barbara Anderson
Marion Karrigan
Joe Marshal
Gale Finley
Chelsea
Robert Irwin
Ree Heights
Jean DeHaven
Wessington
Margarette Leap
Fr. Pierre
Don Cassidy
Helen Kelly
Sylvan
Eidoe
Gerhard * Areteeson
Start Work Soon On Concrete Bridge Near Egan
Work begins at once on a new concrete bridge across the Big Sioux river one mile south of Egan. Contract let to J. C. Sorenson of Trent for 10,700 dollars. Bridge will have two spans of 61 feet each, reinforced with tee. Footings seven feet below river bed on pilings driven 16 feet deep. Sorenson will hire local labor.
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Egan
Big Sioux
J. C. Sorenson
Trent
Sorenson
Seven Cars Of Stock Shipped From Custer
Station Agent S H Neavill of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad reports seven cars of cattle shipped to market from Custer on December 4. The shipment reflects steady farm traffic through the local depots and supports regional trade activity as belt line trains move livestock to eastern markets.
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Custer Custer
S. H. Neavill
Chicago Burlington and, Quincy Railroad
November consignments report from South Omaha market
Mr. Neavill noted quantity and origins of livestock and carloads in November. The record lists C. F Straus with one car to Bronx City Iowa, Clid Brown with two cars to Cimaha Neb Ott Lane with one car, Steve Fay with one car, Agust Doll with one car, and South Omaha entries for the last three consignments. One sheep was consigned to market in November.
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C. F Straus
Bronx City
Clid Brown
Cimaha
Neb. Ott
Lane
Steve Fay
South Omaha
Neli
Neavill
Seed And Grain Show Set For Watertown Exposition
Watertown notes announced by Codington county agent L D Nicho s for a utility seed and grain exhibit at the South Dakota Potato Growers association annual meeting January 7. W H Belk Henry chair of the program committee invites the grain show to be held with the rate exposition, with details being worked out now.
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Watertown Watertown
L. D. Nicho S
Codington County
South Dakota Potato Growers’ Association
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Farmers Elevator Company
T. E. Ebberson Company
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Tiga
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Eggleston & Son
Wellington
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