History Of South Dakota Studied At U
Vermillion Feb 24 Majors in the University of South Dakota history department pursue varied South Dakota history theses. Leif Fiellestad Howard drafts Miner county history from government records and papers. eight undergraduates also study SD history. Others trace Indian policy to the present. several focus on Indian Affairs from 1889 onward with a SD lens.
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Vermillion
South Dakota
University of South Dakota
Leif Fiellestad
Howard
Miner County
George Titus
Cletus Wart
Fisadreau
Dakotan
Titu’esis
Bar
Harthes Chefers
South
Dakota
Blanch Mosec
Admin
Coe
Crawford
Bertha Eichel
Robert 5. Wessex
Doris Bauman
Versaillion
Frank Bline
Clinton
Gannalley
Petar Nowiech
Pigeons Reported In Bad Lands Near Cot- Yearwood
Feb 4 Cot- Yearwood area witnesses discovery by Pascipal L. W im of natural cliff holes hosting a flock of pigeons. The birds appear content, making foraging trips to nearby farms amid scarce food, suggesting a possible expansion of their presence in the Bad Lands.
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Cottonwood
Cot- Yearwood
Pascipal L. Wim
Eastern Star Head Visits At Highmore
Highmore hosts visiting South Dakota official Elizabeth Burnett worthy grand matron with a school of instruction, a benest served in a Japanese garden dining room, twelve young ladies in colorful pajamas serving courses, and an evening semi con led by officers with Lilian Grace as worthy matron. Former member Dorothy Fahrenwald of Conde now grand marshal to be entertained.
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Eastern Star
Highmore Highmore
Elizabeth Burnett
South Dakota
Highmore
Lilian Grace
Seember
Dorothy Fahrenwald
Conde
Wade Selected To Succeed Brown At New Union Bank
Wade Barnard was appointed to succeed Ashley Brown as manager of the New Union Bankring at the University of South Dakota. Brown rejoined February 27 to accept a position with the Veterans Service at Fargo ND. Wade is active in Tetra Tar Delta, Strollers, Playcrafters, Theta Alpha Phi, and pursuing graduate work. Paul Friggens and William McCann will assist.
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Wade
Brown Vermillion
Barnard
Ashley ML Brown
Sieme Falta
Union
Butkring
University of South Dakota
Brown
United States Veterans Soreatt
Farge
Wale
Tetra Tar Delta Federnity
Theta Alpha Phi
National Dramatic
Srade
Piamorean
Paul Friggens
St Ouge
William McCann
Tyndall
Wace
Should Use Care In Selecting Clothing
Vermillion on February 24 Mrs Edith Abell assistant professor of home economics at the University of South Dakota urged mothers to choose clothing to fit the body, mind and character. She advised selecting garments that meet health comfort attractiveness and durability and that children can put on and take off with ease.
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Vermillion
Caildren
Edith Abell
University of South Dakota
Kusd
Hatchet Wielder Is Placed Behind Bars
Deadwood reports a young man from Lead,Eward Kermit, charged after attempting to chop down buildings in Main street. He previously served a jail sentence for forgetfulness and later broke into a residence, stealing a pistol. Authorities, led by C F Stiezet, charged him with assault with a dangerous weapon and related offenses.
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Deadwood
Eaward Kermit
Dekots
Brebs Jooss
Pessult
Anity Justice
C.F. Stiezet
Wessington seniors net $90 from play sales
In Wessington on February, the senior class of Wessington High School earned about 90 dollars from ticket sales of the student play "Opdy With a Pass" staged over two nights last week. Net proceeds will defray senior class expenses during the school term.
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Wessington
Gyedal
Searce
Wensington
Big’ Achnol
Snmual
Wat Miedte
Postal Workers Seek Amusement in Kendall 44 Hour Bill
In Moux Falls postal workers eye Saturday half-holidays after the July 1 Kendall bill passing, hoping for leisure time. Golf courses expect more Friday and Saturday play, while resort managers plan for an uptick as postal workers seek fishing and other pastimes during off hours.
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Moux Falls
Sigut Falls
Sioux Falls Hospital Builds Nurses Home
Sioux Falls Feb 24 construction began on a new nurses home at Sioux Valley hospital. The building will convert a former hospital ward and is expected to be completed and ready for occupancy within six weeks, according to contractors.
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Sioux Falls Hospital
Sioux Falls
Sioux Valley Hospital
Wessington Men To Cook Dinner Event
Wessington reports a five thirty dinner for the people on Wednesday evening February 25 in the community building dining hall. The meal, prepared and served by the men, will be in three courses and is planned as an annual affair.
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Wessington
Fedora Business Man Flies to Pierre for County Meeting
Fedora business man Rirk Keiffer flies to Pierre with neighbor Mr. Meitfer a horse dealer and county commissioner to conduct county business. The trip used a plane from Sioux Falls landing near the school section south of town at a small local airport.
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Fedora
Rirk
Wolsey Youth Is Winner At Show
State college agriculture students dominated the Little International Livestock and Grain show in Brookings and Pierre. Honors went to Lawrence DeHame for sheep showmanship, Jesse Roberts hogs, James Arshe m Geddes beef, George Sanderson dairy cattle, Merle Vaughn horse showmanship, and Albert Muller horse judge. Other top awards included Harlen Severson beef cattle, Alfred Duprell dairy cattle, Floyd Delage best dairy judge, Menna Albrecht female dairy, Lester Thomas swine judging, Lawrence DeHaan sheep judging, George Forby sweepstakes, Millerd MabComb horticulture, and Kenseth Anderson agronomy. The event featured judging in morning and afternoon, with a banquet that evening.
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Lawrence DeHame
Geddes
Jesse Roberts
Welsey
James Arshem
George Sanderson
Aurora
Merle Vaunghn
de Smet
Albert Muller
Murdo
Harlen Severson
Red Owl
Alfred Duprell
Sturgis
Floyd Delage
Rutland
Menna Albrecht
Marion
Lester Thomas
Westover
Lawrence DeHaan
George Forby
Onide
Millerd
MaComb
Brookings
Kenseth
Anderson
Hydson
Internetione
Richard Bauer Wins Ping Pong Tournament in Falls
Richard Bauer of Sioux Falls won the all school Ping Pong tournament held in Sioux Falls on Friday defeating Hilmer Marlint by scores of 63 and 75. The event was organized by the student newspaper and drew about 30 contestants among the university community.
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Richard Bauer
Bioux Falls
Sioux Falls
Hilmer
Placement Bureau Starts Activities at Shaw Falls College
The Shaw Falls college placement bureau led by Prof. H C Schandorff reports two students placed and several employment arrangements in progress for graduates. Questionnaires show graduates favored as teachers by school boards in the state. First consideration to students enrolled in the college bureau has been promised.
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Sioux Pales
Pincemerti Bureau
Shaw Falls College
Potita
H.C. Schandorff
Schendorff
Studets
Spring quarter student teaching at Sioux Falls schools
Vacancies will be filled as soon as ascertained with final planning underway. Many members of the normal department have finished observation and practice teaching for the winter quarter. Practice teaching is conducted in the public schools of Sioux Falls as preparations begin for spring quarter assignments.
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Normal Department
Sioux Falla
Women Debaters Of Wesleyan Win Lose In Sioux Falls Trip
Sioux Falls college women’s debate team split results on a two day trip last week. They defeated the teachers of Dakota Wesleyan University and Eastern Normal and lost to the Mitchell school while arguing the negative side of the Pi Kappa Delta question. Team members Grace Locke Sherman Carrel Robinson Alpha III and Jorna Logan represented Sioux Falls.
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Wesleyan
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Dakota Wesleyan University
Eastern Normal
Mitchell School
Grace Locke
Sherman
Carrel
Robinson
Alpha, Iii
Jorna Logan
Wessington Aid To Close Year’s Work
Wessington Presbyterian church aid society divisions plan year end meetings at members’ homes. Division 3 meets with Mrs EF Wheelock on Wednesday, Division 2 with Mrs H W Croes Tuesday, Division 4 at Mrs Baum’s on Wednesday. Lunch served at each gathering.
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Wessington
Presbyterian Church Aid Society
Sioux Falls Child Victim Of Attack
Sioux Falls police seek a 15 year old man described as good looking who attacked a seven year old girl in a city park while she played with two others. He fled the scene before reaching the girl.
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Sioux Falls
Legion Auto Show At Pierre Ends With Large Crowd
Pierre February 24 The annual American Legion automobile show closed Saturday with a large crowd in attendance. The Mother Goose pageant was the concluding number of the three day event.
Style show links to automobile exhibits at local show
Hundreds visited the event this year and Legion members praised the success of their project. A style show accompanied the automobile exhibits and attendance prices were listed each evening of the show.
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Legion Wifmials
Menno Girl Receives 8750 For Injuries
Edward Bray and family returned from Omaha where they handled legal matters. A daughter of Abr Bray was awarded 3050 for injuries from an automobile accident, settled out of court. After deducting attorney fees and expenses, the girl will receive about 4000.
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Edward Bray
Omaha
Abr. Bray
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