Property Lot Listing Across Wolsey and adjoining additions
Ledger of land parcels with owners such as E Baker Arthur Sexton Cora Whorton J Privett J Gross Amelia Walz Mary Resco and James F Smith across multiple blocks and lots in the First and Second Additions, detailing lot numbers and block designations plus minor dollar values for each parcel in a dense catalog of property transfers or assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Baker
Wolsey
Cora Whorton
Coo
P. Wright
Laneneceenne
Smity Wolsey
August ‘Jungemann
Eggers To Leave For California
G J Kiel president of the Central South Dakota Boy Scout council announced a temporary suspension of the full time executive position due to economic conditions. Fred Eggers and his wife will depart Sunday for Los Angeles to spend Christmas with his parents. Kiel hopes a plan to run summer sessions at Camp Da Ko Tah will keep activities running with officers and volunteers handling operations. L E B Cornell becomes acting executive. August Abel will lead the achievement roundup through January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Kiel
Central South Dakota
Fred
Kiel
Eggers
South Dakota
Hiel
Camp Tt
Camp da Ko Tah
L. EB. Cornell
Twin Cities
Huron
August Abel
Jan ‘Pars
DeMolays Set For State Feaste In Huron Its Initiation Week
Huron Chapter of the Order of DeMolay plans a special Tuesday meeting to discuss the State Initiatory Feast on December 2. State officers will initiate a large class, including Douglas Cone, with a banquet and dance for DeMolays past and present and Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Chapter
Order of DeMolay
South Dakota
Huron
Douglas Cone
DeMolays
Glen Hoppell
Clifford Thorsness
Everett Butz
Mike Means
Yankton
DeMoleys
Don Melum
Delos Boyd
Robert Whitney
Floyd Ulrich
Howard Axelrad
Richard Rand
Kirke Wheeler
Jeff Mildner
Robert Kiel
Kenneth Norris
Lewis Buswell
John Lynch
George Schmidt
Robert Sheeks
Cemert Plant To Close For Repairs In South Dakota
Rapid City reports the cement plant will shut down for its annual repair period starting Friday. Superintendent William Fowden says 25 percent of workers rotate to cover downtime, with repairs and related tasks ongoing. The shutdown is customary each December, expected to last 60 to 90 days depending on cement orders. In Sioux City, a separate incident notes two bandits held up patrons at the War Eagle bowling alley early this morning, then fled in a car with a South Dakota plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemert
Rapid City
South Dakota State Cement
Dows
William Fowden
Siouxe City
War Eage
South Dakota
Winter 1934 Anne Adams pattern for a chic semi belt dress
The pattern promotes a winter 1934 womans frock with a curved silhouette and air of dignity, available in sizes 36 to 48. Includes step by step sewing instructions, fabric requirements, and contrast details with satin or crepe fabric. Catalog price fifteen cents. catalog and pattern together twenty five cents. orders to The Evening Huronite Pattern Dept New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
West 1Th Street
New York City
Use Scientific Names In Botany
Vermillion December first. Dr J G L Cross of the University of South Dakota argues for scientific plant names to reveal true relationships. He cites Spanish moss dog tooth violet gumbo lily and explains common names vary by language and are misleading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
United States
F. D
Franklin Delano Roosevalt
J G. L. Cross
University of South Dakota
Cross
Soutihern
Dr. Cross
Radio Features The Best In Radioland by Butterfield
New York radio feature notes a planned Christmas morning broadcast of the Royal Palace of the Hague carillon to WEAF NBC listeners along with a jammed schedule of programs across networks including WEAF NBC WABC CBS WJZ NBC featuring Jack Pearl Byrd Expedition George Jessel St Louis Symphony Ethel Waters and Lopez orchestra as the season’s novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Butterfield
New York
Royal Palace
the Hague
Holland
Atlantic
Weaf-Nbc
WEAF
NBC
Jack Pearl
B. A. Rolfe
WABC
CBS
Elder Michaux
Stoopnagle
Budd
George Jessel Waiz
Detroit
National Aeronautical Association
Wls
Born Trance
Wayne King Waltees
Eddie Canter
Jack Beany
Minneapolis Symphony
St. Louis Symphony
Ethel Waters
Germany
Lopez
WJZ
Irene Rich
Joel Penner
Gel
George M. Gohan
Mary Smal
Christmas Program At Miller Sunday
Miller school presents its annual Christmas program Sunday evening in the municipal auditorium under music instructor Evelyn Mitchell. The program features choruses, violin solo, readings, glee club performances and audience participation with carols and traditional selections led by Rev Andrews and Rev Hartt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Miller School
Municipal Auditorium
Evelyn Mitchell
Andréws
Nazareth
Gounod
Neidlinger
Jane McCullen
Masseret
Albert Hartt
Shepards
Marzo
Girls Glee Club
Herald Angels
Bethlehem
Andrews
Push Manslaughter Case In Watertown
In Watertown on December 15 the state pressed toward completing its case against Andrew Link in circuit court. Link is charged with manslaughter in the death of Willard Inman after a September 35 incident. Eyewitness testimony described a blow that felled Inman, fracturing his skull and leading to his death within hours. The coroner’s statement, admitted over defense objections, showed Link admitted striking Inman and expressing remorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Andrew Link
Willard Inman
Inman
Linkad
Royal Neighbors Elect ALPENA Officers in Cold Weather
The Goldenrod camp of the Royal Neighbors of America met at Mrs. W. B. Sheffield’s home with low turnout due to cold. New officers elected include Mrs. J. D. Funke oracle, Mrs. Lewis Aye vice oracle, Mrs. Silas Hayes chancellor, Mrs. Roy McDonald marshal, Mrs. Roy Triplett recorder, Mrs. W. Sheffield receiver, Miss Theda Leighton manager, and Mrs. John Bentson musician. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Ray McDonald’s home on December 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Golfdenrod
Royal Neighbors
W. Ss. Sheffield
Theda Leighton
John Bentson
Ray McDonald
Need Of Horses Exceeds Supply
Brookings reports demand for horses has overtaken supply says James W. Wilson head of the State college animal husbandry department Buyers are scouting nationwide buying all animals farmers will part with Foals yearlings in strong demand fillies fetch 10 to 15 dollars more than geldings The 8 month 1933 public stock yard receipts for horses and mules totaled 221142 up 28.8 percent from the same period in WH A census shows 15250000 horses at work on farms in the US March 1 19%s with 1000000 used for non agricultural work and 500000 as saddle animals Only 44 of 100 farms had tractors in 1930 indicating widespread use of horses or mules Farmers find horses and mules cheaper longer lasting as farm product prices fall The draft horse type sought is undersized with good feet legs and quality Regional preferences vary by weight ranges from 1300 to 1700 pounds in New England New York 1400 to 1600 pounds in Michigan Pennsylvania 1400 to 1600 pounds He says it pays to raise horses and mules for replacement rather than market sale, in well suited sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings, Des
James W. Wilson
State College Animal Husbandry
United States
South Dakota
North Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Ilinois
Kansas
Indiana
Missouri
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ually
New England
New York
Michigans
Pennsylvania
Mary Lane Club Officers Named
Mary Lane Study club members met at Miller on December 1 with Arch ie Collins hosting and Buck Titus W J Johnson and Pete DeGeest assisting. Officers elected for the year are Peter DeGeest president Loyd Henry vice president Ex Trosin secretary treasurer. Cragy bridge prizes went to Clinton Titus and Shroyer. a buffet indich and Christmas gifts followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Archie Collins
Buck Titus
W. J. Johnson
Pete DeGeest
Mary Lane Study Club
Alfred Schroeder
Peter DeGeest
Loyd Henry
Ex Trosin
Clinton Titus
Shroyer
Springs RNA Lodge Elects Officers
WELLINGTON SPRINGS DEC 16. The local RNA lodge elected officers at the regular meeting. Appointed roles include oracle Mrs Amos Gotwel and vice oracle Mrs F D Newcomer. Other posts named chancellor Mrs Geo Donnelly recorder Mrs Jack Jones receiver Mrs Ernest DeJong marshal Mrs Wallace Wheeet outer sentinel Mrs Earl Myers and musician Mrs William Bowar. A Christmas party was set and initiation work planned for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Springs
RNA Lodge
Amos Gotwél
Oracle
F. D. Newcomer
H. A. Newcomer
Geo. Donnelly
Jack Jones
T |Recorder
Ernest DeJong
Minnie Wilson
Mashall
Walace Wheeet
Lo W. Newcomer
Inner Sentinel
Earl Myers
Outer Sentinel
Frank Snart
William Bowar
Society Meets Frankfort in December Gathering
The Boys' Kings Heralds' society met at Douglas Stubbs's home under Mrs W P Jones. The session closed with singing Silent Night led by David Westwood at the piano. Lunch followed the meeting.
Powder Bomb Stirred Sioux City Cigar Store
A powder bomb was tossed into the doorway of George Myer’s cigar store in Sioux City early today. Officers investigated possible gambling war links as the blast was felt over more than one block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cigar
Sioux City
Dec
George Myer
Highmore men to attend Pierre schoolmen conference
Supt HLA Ro Indal Prin Ai A Staack Coach Lindell and others will attend a Pierre Indian school meeting on Saturday as guests of the Pierre Indian school the state department of public instruction and the Pierre public school system. Committee in charge includes A G Wright Roger Whaley and Harry Kug. Discussion will cover basketball rule changes and spring music festival plans including committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Specia
Hla
Ro Indal
Prin
Ai.a. Staack
Lindell
Mogek
Pierre
Roger ‘Whaley
Miller
Harry Kug
Murdo
Install Officers In Masonic Lodge Joint Ceremony
In a joint installation of Masons and Stars at Fraternal hall Tuesday evening Mrs. Anne Sorenson was installed worthy matron of North Star chapter O E S and Jordon Maxam worshipful master of Meridars judge A FAM. Other officers included G J Ostroot worthy patron Mrs Ida Ostroot associate matron Arnold Soren Son associate patron Mrs Addie Phin fey conductress Mrs Katherine Scott associate conductress Mrs Lillian Hendrickson treasurer Mrs Mary Lance secretary Mrs Myrtle Coulson chaplain Mrs Allie Quinn organist Mrs Josephine Davis marshall Miss Amanda Lee Ada Miss Katie Scott Ruth Mrs Minnie Maxab Esther Miss Maron Kieth Martha Mrs Martha Bates Electa Mrs Vessie Hardy warder and Mr Clarence Lee sentinel. The other Masonic officers seated were Clarence Lee senior warder Melvin Jensen junior warder J A Sorenson treasurer L J Lewis secretary HAL Ashbaugh senior deacon Q Iverson junior deacon H C Hendrickson tyler B Kieth senior steward P Rosendahl junior steward BR HL Evans chaplain G a Ostroot marshall. Clarence Lee retiring worthy patron was installing officer for the C B S and C W Lance for the masons. At ceremony end past matron jewel presented to retiring Mrs Dollie Peterman, who in turn presented past matron jewels to Mrs Lezzie Lewis and Mrs Mattie Lawler. Mrs Lewis is the city’s remaining charter member of the C E S chapter. Oyster stew followed for a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware Preston
Aspeca
Masons and Stars
Anne Sorenson
North’ Star Chapter
Jordon Maxam
Meridars
A. Fam
O. E
G. J. Ostroot
Ida Ostroot
Arnold Soren Son
Addie Phin~ Fey
Katherine Scott
Lillian Hendrickson
Mary Lance
Myrtle Coulson
Allie Quinn
Josephine Davis
Marshall
Amanda Lee
Ada
Katie Scott
Ruth
Minnie Maxab
Esther
Maron Kieth
Martha
Martha Bates
Vessie Hardy
Clarence Lee
Sentinel
Masonic
Melvin Jensen
J. A. Sorenson
L. J. Lewis
Hal Ashbaugh
Q. Iverson
H. C. Hendrickson
Tyler
B. Kieth
P.rosendahl
BR. HL Evans
G.a Ostroot
C. W. Lance
Dollie Peterman
Lezzie Lewis
Mattie Lawler
Masons At Bryant Elect New Officers
Bryant Masonic lodge held a tea time meeting at the Maconic Temple appointing L. A. Gage as worshipful master E. J. Lund senior warden G. L. Hickman junior warden W. S. Remann treasurer A. W. Guse secretary A. R. Frederickson trustee for three years Installation set for Dec 18 with the Order of the Eastern Star to install officers. Later note moves to Wayland Alfred Jacobsen new Atlas elevator manager relocates with family to vacant James Gaughan residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland Wayland
Alfred Jacobsen
Atlas Elevator
James Gaughan
Delinquent tax list items for Anna Festwood and others
Delinquent tax and special assessment entries continue listing parcels by lot and block, including Anna Festwood lots 1 to 4, R Sul lots 22 to 24, and Sear lots 13 to 16 in blocks 27 and 31, with amounts such as 28.95 and 18.20 26.48 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Festwoods
R. Sul
Sear
Atkinson
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Mire
Nettie
Renach
Lot d
Glen Foote
Muself Be-Co
Ke Massolk & Co
the Kuehl
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Marie O
W. H. Krueger
Thelma Garry
Marie Coyer
A. P. Coyer
William
Tolman
J.P. Gross
Amelia Walz
Julluy
Kuehl
E. O. Vondracek
Malel Sage
Walter O. Pautz
O. E. Vondracek
H. O. Foots
Caroline F. Porter
I A. Funk
James F. Smith
C. W. Nicholson
California
Boy Scout
Aidan
Anne‘adams
Mary Lane Club
Springs Rna Lodge
Sherman & Moe
Gibson
Masonic Lodge
Masons
Bryant
Heron Hide & Metal Co
Kon
CHAS
Robeson
Smith Jewelry
New Fear
North Westeco
Chicago & North Western Railway
A. M. Urquhart
Ford Sales Service
Huron, 5
Axelrad
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