Social events and club meetings fill busy week
A busy schedule lists meetings of B of RT in Labor Temple Odd Fellows and other lodges, literary society at the library, and various clubs. Social gatherings include bridge parties hosted by Mrs. M. W. Smith, Mrs. McGlynn, and Mrs. Botkin with Christmas decor and prizes, plus a Juveniles program at the Degree of Honor.
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Dames River Lodge No
Odd Fellows
C. F. Hall
K. P. Lodge
Literary Colerie
Past Oracles Association
Machinists
Labor 'Emple
Historical Society
Cout House
M. W. Smith
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
C. H. Thatcher
F. P. Matt
Smith
BR. B. McGlynn
Alpena Society Activities Include Classes and Party
The Busy Bees Sunday school class hosted a party at Mrs Hayes home after school with games and refreshments. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met with Mrs H A Bmigns and hostesses assisted. Lessons from Christ Comes to the Village were led by A J Brigham. Revotions on To Walk with God were shared by J E Shull. Washburn led the mystery box. Standard Bearers met with Miss Alice Evans with an international goodwill lesson led by Miss Veda Risenbrey and devotions by Esther. Three new members were initiated, refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers
Bert BR. Schull
Homemakers Glass
Congregational Church
Elmer Cram
Tara McMahon
Cram
Martin
Richard Hill
Clarence Stanga
Byron Stephens
Bruce Harris
Chester Bruemmer
William Blank
Thrift Extension Club
Sixth Street
Ralph Bischoff
Nick Koppert
Otto Nielson
Ladies Aid
R. B. Hill
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Ladies Association of the Presbyterian Church
E. L. Jones
J. Dougherty
R. C. Age
Mary Aberdeen
Ketelle
Associated Charities
Hil
Karl Pugsley
W. H. Frost
AL Carlson
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
E. A. Foss
Jesse Seeley
A. C. Cooper
George Qualé
C. A. Christ
Jianson
F. J. Barrett
J. L Pasek
T. A. Hayes
Hayes
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
H. A. Bmigns
J. A. Hoymes
Edgar Knox
A. J. Brigham
Christ
J. E. Shull
God
J. E. Washburn
Alice Evans
Veda Risenbrey
Esther
Hitchcock Girls Attend Meeting at Maxine Sutter Home
The High School Girl Reserves met at Maxine Sutter’s home from Ave to seven. Twenty girls and advisors Esther Whitney and Rosamond Zuber attended with guest Clara Becker. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Taterial RD
Maxine Sutter
Ave
Seveen
Ann Schraeder
Ruth Osborn
Misa Esther Whitney
Rosamond Zuber
Clara Becker
Rockwood
Business Seasion
Jake Bixler
Harry Dixon
P. Barness
Bertha Foglesong
Maria ‘Heineman
Herman Klug
Anna Smith
T. EK Sutter
Bert van Veechis
Mra
A. P. Scheil
L. C. Sims
Nes
Culbertsons Gain In Bridge Contest
New York December 1 In a sensational contract bridge marathon the Culbertsons gain 260 points on Lenz Jacoby and Oswald Jacoby. The third session ends with Lenz and Jacoby ahead by 1815 points while the Culbertsons trim the deficit despite a dramatic late double by Mrs Culbertson. Six rubbers were played with three wins each in this session.
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Culbertson
Lenz
New York
Ely Culbertson
Sidney Lenz
Josephine Culbertson
Oswald Jacoby
Four Horsemen
Alfred M. Gruenther
West Point
Culbertaou
Sidney
Lenz J
Jacoby
Culbertsons
Local City Briefs and Advertisements Roundup
Mrs A K Gardner returns from a two week trip to St Louis with Judge Gardner conducting court. Visitors include Ralph Daigh of Minneapolis and J F Bartlett of St Law. Advertisements promote leather brief cases, rocking chairs, sub-bituminous coal, and gifts from Kiel Bros Inc. Also notes relatives visiting and a funeral attendance at the E B Taylor home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Gardner
Idaho Avenue Southeast
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Hiel Bros, Inc
J. F. Anderson Lbr. Co
J. F. Bartlett
St. Law
J. J. Borah
Fourth Street
Jack Knabe
Dak. Ave
Herbert Cass
Blanche Wilson
Sioux Falls
Tomorris
Kiel Bros., Inc
Fred Hollis
Beach Averse Southeast
Yankton
J. Madsen
Roszelie
Kiel Bros. Inc
Miller C Fete Attracts Large Miller Crowd
Miller C club banquet drew about 150 attendees with 200 couples at the annual dance later. Welcoming remarks by Retiring President Albert Nelson preceded musical offerings by Phyllis and Buddy Baughman, Vir ginia Bohen and Miller High School chorus. Pangburn leads as president of the Miller Commercial Club.
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Jannuel
Clifford Walsh
Phyllis
Buddy Baughman
Albert Nelson
A. B. Cahalen
Virginia Bohen
Miller High School
Mack Jones
C. Pangburn
Mille Commercial Club
Devens
Father Of Seven Sentenced For Theft Conspiracy
SIOUX CITY IA December 1 192 FIELDS 41 father of seven was sentenced to three years in Fort Madison penitentiary after pleading guilty to conspiracy in the theft of 400 in merchandise from Sioux City business houses by a gang of young thieves. He admitted he allowed his home to be used as a hiding place for the loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux, City
Dec
A. P. Fields
Fort Madison
Weather Summary for Hurve Vicinity and Midwest
Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight with colder conditions expected. Unsettled weather in South Dakota tonight and Saturday, with slight cooling. Minnesota forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and much colder air, with colder conditions in the northeast. Iowa expected to be dry and colder tonight, with increasing cloudiness and a chance of rain to the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Minnesota
Towa
Regional Road Weather Summary Mixed Precip and Road Conditions
Road report lists Alta Alta Yorkton Huron Watertown Sioux Falls Mitchell Pierre Rapid City with highs from 36 to 14 and lows from 28 to 14. Precip trace reported. road conditions range from good to fair. except Huron and Sioux Falls show fair or mixed conditions. skies cloudy or clear with early evening data incomplete.
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Alta al Ratt
Yorkton
Trace
Huron
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Pierre
Rapid City
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Beadle County Abstract
Real estate transfers show D Frank Shepherd selling to Best & Williams Land Co in Huron for $1 as part of Ashland Park Addition. H P Brown sells to Best & Williams Land Co in Huron. Floyd Featherhuff transfers to Martha Featherhuff in Huron for $1 in Pettigrews Addition East Huron. Ralph G Harvey sells to Sylvia M Bullock in Redfield for Lots 67 and 68 Parkland Addition to Huron. Clark L Buck sells to Wm Miller in Huron for $1 Lot 12 Block 6 East Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County Abstract & Title Co
D. Frank Shepherd
Best & Williams Land Co
Huron
Ashland Pack
H. P. Brown
Ashland Park
Floyd F. Featherhuff
Marthe Featherhuff
Pettigrews
East
Ralph G. Harvey
Sylvia M. Bullock
Redfield
Parkland
Clark L. Buck
Wm. Miller
Eart
Iroquois Troop Seeks Renewal Of Scout Charter
Froop No 17 of Iroquois applied for a new charter at Central South Dakota Box Scout council HQ. The application was approved. Current members include Dayton Armin Charles Armin Wel don Bolin Lou Gathman Deniel Gross Stanley Jordan Benedict Keating Russell Laposky Roger Ohlsen Russell Stoner William Theophilus Donald Walter Leo Walder Clayton Swanziger. J H Bruhn is scoutmaster with Carl Quail as assistant. Troop organized February 1926, disbanded after three years, reorganized last December. Charter expires December 3.
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Iroquois
South Dakota
Counci
Bere
Conrrcl
Fred C. Bexers
Dayton Armin
Charles Armin
Weldon Bolin
Lou Gathman
Deniel Gross
Stanley Jordan
Benedict Keating
Russell Laposky
Roger Ohlsen
Russell Stone
Savings On North Dakota Highway Maintenance 1931 Budget Cuts
Dec 1. Total cost of maintaining state and federal highways in North Dakota for 1931 will be about 150000 dollars less than this year’s budget. Highway commissioner A D McKinman said the saving comes despite more miles being maintained. Savings are directed to the highway construction fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
A. D. McKinman
McKinnon
Attorney Indicted in Minneapolis Forgery Case
John J. Bell a Minneapolis attorney faces a second degree forgery indictment by the grand jury on a complaint by the First National Bank of Minneapolis. Ralph D. Boone of Grafton executor of the estate probated here also linked to the case. Gramilich Testifies in Walton Fraud Trial Oklahoma City Dec 11 Fred Gramilich Rapid City S D testified in the trial of J C Walton former Oklahoma governor and nine others over Universal Oil and Gas company activities now defunct.
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Minneapolis
John J. Bell
Grand
First National Bank of
Ralph D. Boone
Grafton
N. D
Deisy Boone Olson
Grrmlich
Oklahoma City
Okla
Fred Gramilich
Rapid City
J. C. Walton
Oklahoma
Universal Oil and Gas Company
Hearing Set For Elmer Huckins In Fraud Case
Elmer S Huckins awaits transfer to Sioux City for a hearing before Judge George C Scott of Sioux City. United States Commissioner Don Hutching refused to quash the federal indictment against Huckins and co defendants from Milwaukee charging use of the mails to defraud and ordered the Sioux City hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer S
Liquor Offender Is Given Severe Job
Joe Miller of Oldham, accused liquor operator, was found guilty of liquor sale by a Kingsbury county jury after five hours. Judge Fisher sentenced Miller to $450 and sixty days in county jail. Two state witnesses testified they could not remember details of the purchase as they had signed the complaint while intoxicated. They later said Miller took them to Madison to consult attorney Lyons to help him. Last month three Oldham men pleaded guilty to obstructing justice by switching a state witness out of the state.
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Job DE Smet
Joe Miller
Oldham
Kingsbury County
Fisher
Miller
W. N. Becker
Garrett Lucian
W. H. Warren
Frank Fisher
Madison
BR. ¥. Lyons
Feeling Runs High In School Election
GRAND FORKS North Dakota December 11 Political tension at the University of North Dakota election for class officers rose as the Dakota Student weekly faced police guard at press time. Dean of men E K Smiley called authorities after a board controlling student publications met to discuss staff protests that the paper served as a coalition party organ. A feared student delegation might seize the university printing plant. The dispute followed a political story in last Tuesday's issue deemed biased by independent party leaders. The control board will sponsor the paper before Friday distribution. if bias is found the issue may be suppressed.
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Grand Forks
N. D
University of North Dakota
Dakota
E. K. Smiley
Coalition Party
Independent Party
Dean Smiley
Wicks Re-elected President of Minnesota Izaak Walton League
Judson J. Wicks of Minneapolis was re-elected for his fourth consecutive term as president of the Minnesota division Izaak Walton League of America at the division's annual convention. A. L. Kaupanger was elected secretary and executive vice president.
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Wicks
Minneapolis
Judson J. Wicks
Minnesota
Izaak Walton
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By Margaret Bigstone
Labor Temple
E. R. Earsley
Utah Avenue Southeast
Rudolph Jaehn
F. J. Zink
Degree of Honor
Degree of Honor Lodge
Martha Depp
Mayme Lannon
Luella Gascoigne
Etta Schultz
Josephine Smith
Martha Stephens
Odessa
Chiadek
Alicia Pierce
Bert Landon
August Faust
M.C. Sorenson
Grand Lodge
Alida Pierce
Anna Troupe
St. Paul
Getvere
Mayme ‘Landon
Elia Curtis
Progress Home Extension Club
Francis Wallenfelt
Franksverine
Wea
Fred Hurst
Lard
Washington F. T. A
Parent- Teachers Association of the Washington School
Wallace Bristol
Mildred Vibstadt
Margaret Peterson
Public Library
E. H. Bryan
Blunt RE. N. AL
Blunt
Blunt R. N. A
Elele Mitchell
Alta Esterkamp
Josephine Neshun
Clara Kitchen
Charlotte Dennison
Iva Jolley
Meri! Tennyson
Winifred Parks
Erma Vanderbake
Evelyn Neshun
Alpena Society
Hitchcock Society
Liege
Belgium
Engle Chemical Works
Meuse Valley
E. Phillips
The
Boston
Eeteneenes
Jama Sam
le Pam
Wamis Dam
Bismarck
North Platte
Saint Paul
Sheridan
Williston
Jack Lisa
Oklahomem
AF Daum
F. C. Ohman
Ronald Colman
Horizom
Estelle Taylor Fay Wrae
United Artists
Wallace Ace Berry
Jackie Cooper
C. c. Taylor
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Bank of Personal Service
Arkansas
Pocahontas Coal
Huron Lumper Co
GO Marto
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