Proxy Club Formed At State College South Dakota
Dec 12 a list of state college presidents and student org leaders form the Proxy’s club to foster campus acquaintances and interests. The roster includes leaders from 4-H, rifle teams, Home Economics, arts bands, military bands, agriculture and engineering clubs, and students from Brookings Madison Mitchell Redfield Britton and others.
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Brookings
State College
W. Pugsley
Kenneth Anderson
Hudson
4-Hlub
Fred Bingham
Hot Springs
Benvene Ring
Russell Calkins
Miltonian Society
Marie Culhane
Marie Culhhane
Esther Cripps
Home Economics Club
James Etteldorf
Lennox
Rho Chi
Geraldine Fenn
Arts
Ferguson
Philip
Blue Key
Wallace Frisholm
Montevideo
Minn
Raymond Fuller
Pipestone
Wminn
Commerce Association
Kris Gilbertson
Antigo
Wis
Printonian Club
Gardner Gross
Bowdle
Footlights Club
Earl Harriss
Diller
Neb
Sybil Bernice Holland
Redfield
Leslie Johnson
Britton
Ing Club
Barth Maher
Frachien
Harriet Mattison
Fown Women’s Association
Nellie McLaughlin
Mitchell
Women's Selfl Governing Association
Robert Mitchell
Madison
Delta Pi Chi
Wesley Neufeld
Freeman
Scabbard and Blade
Francis O'Connell
Boone
Pharmacy
Elaine Paulson
Steen
Holger Peterson
Chester
Phi Kappa Delta
Donald Pier
Kingsbury
Engineering Club
C. W. Fugsley
Pugsley
Ben Reifel
Permolie
Stanley Rishoi
Kenneth Schoenwether
Y. MC
Milesville
Albert Sturm
Presho
George Their
Pierre
de Molay
Mayhard Tollefson
Sioux Walls
Margaret Townsend
Huron
Industrial Collegian
Emma Walberg
Chel 1
Sigma Lambda Sigma
Winifred Webster
Woonsocket
Gaiden
Elmer Welch
Parkston
Tommy Williamson
de Emet
Marjorie White
Castlewood
Joyce Young
Winter Quarter Opens At North State Teachers College
North State Teachers College in Aberdeen opens the winter quarter with registration complete. Examinations last week closed the fall term as the school prepares for a two week Christmas break starting December 18. Enrollment rises to 32 with a holiday return planned January 4.
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Aberdeen
North State Teachers College
Leroy Crawford
Agurez
Seed Potatoes Shipped From Watertown to Virginia
Virginia and other states receive seed potatoes from South Dakota with Watertown shipments. One lot sent from Watertown included Irish Cobbler tubers to Onley, Virginia. Growers praised the seed potatoes as excellent and in prime condition upon arrival.
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S. D
Watertown
Virginia
South Dakota
Onley
W. ©. Strong
Onlay
Businessmen Fund Platte Dam Project in City
Platte, Dec 12 Work on a connecting system for the new Platte dam began this week. All costs are donated by a local business association. The city treasury cooperates with the project and plans to file land and Bitter bed improvements to safeguard the lake’s future water needs if pumping becomes necessary.
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Platte Dam
Platte
South Dakota Seizure Orders and Newell Directory Nominations
Delinquent personal property taxes trigger seizure and sale notices in South Dakota as the attorney general’s office informs G Worton. In Newell, August Masse and G W Morman are named as candidates for the Belle Fourche Irrigation District directory with petitions filed with secretary W D Buchholz. Division elections three and four will be conducted by mail on January 5, 1902.
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South Dakota
Altuopcy General's
G. Worton
Jam
Con
Minnehabs County
Newell
August Masse
G. W. Morman
Bel'e Fourche Intigetian
W. D. Buchholz
Newell, Scretary
Diviziona
South Dakota centers attention on Washington efforts
South Dakota officials push for federal aid to curb tax evasion and secure seed loans to farmers after drought and plague, while seeking highway funds. Governor Green leads action with Norbeck and Moodie pressing seed loan bills and refunds rise as tax enforcement tightens.
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South Dakota
Washington
Congress
Green
Ation
South del Goodhere
John Moodie
Kota Farmers
Norbeck
House
Williamson
Bulow
Christopherson
Johnson
Relief Committee
Seven Are Initiated Into State Fraternity
Seven junior and senior engineering students at the state college were made members of the Delta Phi Chi fraternity. Eligibility requires ranking in the upper eighth of their class, making the honor notably selective. Initiated members include Leopard Johnston, Allan Henry, Eugene Catton, Volga Walderomr Larson, Wayne Mialson, and Percy Peterson among others with officers named Robert Mitchell as president and Martin Taylor as secretary.
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Brookings
State College
Delta Phi Chi
Leopard Johnston
Bradley
Allan Henry
Eugene Catton
Volga
Walderomr ‘Larson
Webster
Wayne Mialson
Woons
Music Students To Appear In Recital In State College
Brookings December 12 Sixteen music students in State College will perform in a Monday recital on December 14 led by Carol Christensen. Each student will present at least one number with some offering two. Vocalists include Lillian Larsen Ernc Jean Hutton Esther Ruppel Brookings Lucille Nordgaarden Madison Mina Lucille Lee Volga Cecile Allen Ruth Norby and Adelaide MacGarraugh is listed for harp with others in piano and violin sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
State College
Carol Christensen
Lillian Larsen
Ernc Jean
Hutton
Esther Ruppel
Lucille Nordgaarden
Madison
Minn
Jacob Tschetter
White
Duane Shefis
Sylvia Scanlon
Margaret Larmple
Mildred Hastings
Cecile Allen
Ruth Norby
Lucille Mordgaarden
Mina
Lucille Lee
Volga
Adelaide MacGarraugh
Allan Petersen
Cavour Elevator Plans Major Improvements at Plant
Cavour Farmers Elevator plans substantial upgrades to its facility to meet high demand for ground feed. The project aims to create storage bins and streamline handling by unloading grain into a hammer mill and blowing it into bins, enhancing on-site production and easing purchase for local feeders.
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Cavour
Farmers Elevator Company of
Christmas program planned for nearby school
Career and vicinity announce a Christmas treas and program to be held at the school house on the evening of December 28.
200 Couples Attend State College Ball
More than 200 couples attended the Brete college military ball in the academy armory. Cadet Col Maynard Nelgon of Sioux Falls led the march honoring Major Marjorie White of Castlewood. The event featured Sioux Indian dancers, a Rocky Cliff stage setting, and a mirrored ball overhead built by Gardner Sean and Never Wosepka. The program included a musical number by Miss Marie Culbene and Chewer Trumbo of Brookings performing "Indien Love Call" by Friml. A reception followed with Gov. and Mrs. W. E. Green and many local officers and staff in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brogeings
Der
Brete College
Maynard Nelgon
Sioux Falls
Ted
Marjorie White
Castlewood
Weh Wee Otten
Armecy
Gardner [Sean
Rewte
Wosepka
Britton
Marie Culbene
Chewer Trumbo
Chewer Trumbo, of Fieookings
Indien
Friml. Gov
Irs
W. E. Green
Alvin “Waggoner
Bice
C. W. Pugsley
Sod
Mra. C Larsen
EO. Prather
W. K. Smith
E.R Shugert
L. W. Haney
W. A. Mazel
Bari Minier
J. R. Pridley
John Sponsier
G. S Weaver
L. S. Gus
Karl Rang
Mr. E
BR Binne
Royal Neighbors At Cavour Name Officers
The Cavour lodge of the Royal Neighbors met at the hall on Wednesday afternoon and after the business season the following officers were elected for the upcoming term.
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Cavour
Cayvour
R. N. A. Lodge
Water Main Project Gives Work To Needy
Wellslington Springs reports a city water works project to dig about 1100 feet of water main between two springs. To increase supply from the upper spring, mains will be lowered. About 28 men are employed, with an estimated cost of 300 dollars, aimed at winter work for local laborers and improving the municipal system.
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Welsligton Springs
City Water Works Department
Women In Charge Of Farmers Union at Blunt Meeting
The Blunt local Farmers Union held its annual meeting this week and decided to place affairs in the hands of women members. Elected officers include President Mrs. J. H. Hoefer, vice-president Mrs. Earl Welch, secretary Mrs. Clifford Beebe, doorkeeper Mrs. Lee Walters, conductor Mrs. Andy Hoefer, standing delegate Mrs. William Kirsch, corresponding Mrs. George Dillo.
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Farmers Union Blunt
Blunt
Farmers Union
J. H. Hoefer
Earl Welch
Clifford Beebe
Lee Walters
Andy Hoefer
William Kirsch
George Dillo
Bent Tuesday Club Holds Regular Meeting in Blunt
The Bent Tuesday club met at Mrs Van Schaick’s home with hall calls, current events, and readings. Florence Beebe led music and singing, Anna Marsh read “Let Something Good be Said,” Emoty Garver read “The Indispensable Sheep,” and the group discussed plans for a Christmas party at Mrs Howard’s home.
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Blunt
Bent
van Schaick
United States
Florence Beebe
Anna Marsh
Emoty Garver
Howard
Lamb losses as dogs kill seven on Wayland farm
Wayland area farmer Raleigh Bothwell reported seven lambs killed by dogs that gained access to barn pens. The lambs were being fattened for market on the two mile south Wayland property.
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Wayland
Raleigh Bothwell
Wessington Degree of Honor Elects New Officers
Wessington December 12 Special The Wessington Degree of Honor lodge held a shooting in Ed O. F. hall to elect officers. Sam Bumgum Mixx was named president with Mrs. Ora Parker as vice president and Mrs. H. C. Hutchinson as second vice president. Other officers include Mrs. Charles Granberg recording secretary Mrs. A Stiner treasurer Mrs Elma Brown usher Mrs tL E Robinson assistant usher Mrs Wes thwell outer watch Mrs W J Eshler inner watch Mrs D Mi Canady. Mrs Wes thwell and Mrs W J Eshler were recommended to the national office for the financial secretary position for 1932.
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Wessington D. of
Wessington
Lodg i
Ed O
F .Hell
Mixx
Sam Bumgum
Ora Parker
H. C. Hutchinson
Charles Granberg
A. Stiner
Elma Brown
Tl. E. Robinson
Inner Watch
D. Mi. Canady
Wessington and Wolsey to swap music programs
Wessington and Wolsey schools will exchange music programs in December. Wolsey musicians perform in Wessington community hall on Tuesday evening December 15, followed by Wessington singers in Wolsey hall on the next Tuesday evening December 22. No admission charged to promote music interest.
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Wessington and
Wolsey
Wessington
Wessington and Wolsey
Wolsey School m
Wessington Group
Highmoore Service Club Plans Visitation Meeting
Highmoore's Sivokwas service club schedules a regular meeting at the Mimiom at Stephan with Father Justin Snyder to be beat. Ladies of the Mise church to serve banquet and residents of the Mission and vicinity to provide a program. A pleasant evening expected.
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Highmoore Service Club
Highmore
Sivokwas
Mimiom
Stephan
Justin Snyder
Ladies of the Mise Church
Mission
Royal Neighbors Elect Officers At Blunt Meeting
At the regular Blunt meeting the Royal Neighbors elected officers for the coming year. The slate includes Oracle Elsie Mitchell, vice-oracle Alta Osterkamp, chancellor Clara Kitchen, past oracle Josephine Nesheim, recorder Charlotte Dennison, receiver Iva Jolley, marshal Wismifred Parks, inner sentinel Erma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Blunt
Oracle
Elsie Mitchell
Alta Osterkamp
Clara, Kitchen
Josephine Neshiem
Charlotte Dennison
Iva Jolley
Wismifred Parks
Inner Sentinel
Erma
Vanderkolk and Park Lead Evening Hearing Panel
In a city council hearing, Vanderkolk as outer sentinel and special auditor Merle Tennyson oversee examination of Winnifred Park, Evelyn Neshiem, Neva Edge, Ivo Jolley, and Clara Bitchen amid a sick committee dispute. Reporters Merle Tennyson and others cover the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderkolk
Outer Sentinel
Sybil Kramex
Winnifred Park
Evelyn Neshiem
Neva- Edge
Merle Tennyson
Ivo Jolley
Clara Bitchen
Winnifred Parks
Clara Bitchem
Singers Chosen for Messiah at Mitchell
Reze Solberg of Webster and Warner King of Scotland were selected as Yankton College representatives for the Messiah concert to be held at Mitchell Corn Palace on Thursday December 17. The picks came from a Mitchell committee after a competitive preliminary contest among four Yankton College delegates. Both Solberg and Imig study at Yankton College Conservatory under Dr. L N Dailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Reze Solberg
Webster
Warner King of Scotland
Wonkton College
Mitchell Corn Palace
Mitchell
Yankton College
Solberg
Mr. Imig
Yankton College Conservatory
L. N. Dailey
Highmore Set to House Wew Chick Hatchery
A branch of the American hatcheries will relocate to Highmore in early spring, taking over the former Tourist cafe building. The operation aims to open around February 1 led by Mr. Speaker and son of Huron, supplying Home County with baby chicks and a 15,000 egg incubator to meet local demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Specia
American Hatcheries
Huron
Mileler
Wessington Springs
Speaker
Hyda County
Pheasants Threatened by Snow and Feed Shortage
In Wayland December 12 a special report notes no dead birds yet but fears pheasants will suffer without food. Scarce grain and a snow blanket limit feed, forcing large flocks to seek shelter in proves and other protected spots. Many birds are mates.
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Wayland
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Huron Clinic
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Dakota Finance Corporation Farmers & Merchants Bank
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Northwestern Public Service CO
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