South Dakota Supreme Court Hands Eleven Decisions
The South Dakota Supreme Court handed down eleven opinions on minor appeal cases. From Davison to Minnehaha counties, reversals, affirmations, and remands cover auto damages, stockholder liability, real estate equity, mortgage foreclosures, and tax actions. Notable items include reversals for Litz vs Karbeiter and Hansen guardian vs Potts, plus affirmations for Schmidt mete claim and Beets gyary count conviction reversal.
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South Dakota Supreme Court
Minnehaha County
R. S. Beets
Brown County
M. C. Mullen
Doug
C. Bush
Seainst
C. H
Turner County
Titman Huset
Warner
Roberts County
F. R R. Smith
Midland National Life Insurance Company
Miner County
John Morrisey
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Company
Lake Preston Class Holds First Reunion
Lake Preston high school's class of 1930 held its first reunion Monday evening at Narita Larsen's home in North Preston. Thirteen members attended the event. Garnea and cards provided the entertainment for the gathering.
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Lake Preston
Jan
Lake Preston High School
Narita Larsen
North Preston
Garnea
Cards
Alpena Couple Mark Fifty-Ninth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs G H Young of Alpena were honored at an open house celebrating their fifty ninth wedding anniversary. The longtime settlers and pioneers shared memories of early Alpena life during an informal program at their home. Health later prompted a move to Alpena from their farm nearby three years ago.
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Alpena
G. H. Young
Mrs. Young
Mr. Young
Lake Preston Legion Carnival Dance Draws Large Crowd
The American Legion held its annual carnival dance at the Lake Preston opera house on Monday evening. The Gypsy Serenaders provided music for dancing as confetti and streamers added to the festive decorations. A large crowd attended and the event netted the Legion a substantial sum for the treasury.
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Lake Preston
American Legion
Serpentine
Legion
Treasury
Grandma Vincent Buried Near Esmond in Carthage Cemetery
Funeral services for Grandma Vincent, 78, died Sunday at her son Clay Vincent’s home near Esmond. The service was held Wednesday afternoon in Carthage conducted by Rev. W. M. Redfield, with burial in Carthage cemetery. Death caused by pneumonia.
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Grandma Vincent
Carthage Esmond
Grandma” Viocent
Clay Vincent
Esmond
Carthage
W. M. Redfield
Damage Suit Filed Over Auto Crash Near Hartford
Sioux Falls Jan. L. William E. Stevens, a Hartford area farmer, faces a $5,000 damage suit from Arnold Daake of Spirit Lake Iowa. Daake seeks $3,000 for injuries from a collision between Stevens vehicle and Daake’s car last fall on a highway between Hartford and Humboldt. Daake says he stopped after seeing Stevens parked, then Daake walked back and Stevens allegedly rammed his car injuring him. Stevens counters that claim and seeks dismissal.
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Sioux Falls
Jan. L
William E
Stevens
Hartford
Arnold Daake
Spirit Lake
Humboldt
Daake
Wessington Degree of Honor juvenile club meeting
The Wessington Degree of Honor juvenile club will hold its January meeting in the community hall on Saturday afternoon January 3. Newly elected officers will be installed with Mrs G E McElrath, president of the adult lodge, as installing officer assisted by Mrs Elma Brown. Lunch will be served.
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Wessington D
H. Juveniles
Wessington
G. E. McElrath
Elma Brown
Rapid City Boy Scouts District Meet Carded for Jan 19
Rapid City reports an upcoming district Scout meet announced by S C Bakken scout executive. The gathering will review 1990 activities, adopt budgets for 1931, and elect a new scout council, with expected attendance over 150 district and troop leaders and volunteers.
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Rapid
Rapid City
Boy Scouts of Animus
S.C. Bakken
Scout
Boy Scouts
Mitchell retailers adopt new credit plan proposal
Mitchell merchants discuss a new system to extend credit to customers while keeping low cash prices. The plan requires customers to settle accounts on each payday to avoid balances on books. With grocery prices at a multi year low, retailers expect to maintain current price ranges. The policy starts February 1, allowing a month to rearrange accounts.
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Mitchell
Jim
Mitchell Promises Cooperation for Good Roads Fair
Mitchell business leaders pledged cooperation to W. D. Fisher who heads the Good Roads Fair after a Retail Merchants Association board meeting. Tickets will again be issued to farmers for the event by local association members.
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Mitchell
W. D. Fisher
Open Winter Regarded Differently By Stockmen
Pierre reports open winter with little moisture seen as mixed for stock raisers. They have not fed stock yet and hay reserves may cover winter needs. December weather reduced water supply and light snow would help, wind driving snow to ridge sides appreciated. drivers may need to move stock to water or haul water soon.
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Pierre
Wessington Masons and Easter Star Dance Recapped
Members of the Masonic order and the Order of Easter Star and their families enjoyed their annual dance at the Masonic Temple in Wessington this week. The Wolsey orchestra provided music and a late hour lunch served to about six guests. An enjoyable time was had by all.
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Wessinglum
Jan
Masonic Order
Order of Easter Star
Masonic Temple
Wessingtom
Wolsey Orchestra
Plans For Inaugural Ball In Pierre South Dakota
In Pierre on January 6 Warren E Green will be sworn in as governor in a two part ceremony. A 3 p m reception in the capitol rotunda for Green and state officials precedes an 1030 pm inaugural ball at the city auditorium with a grand march. Attending guards and officials will add color while decorations of the rotunda feature flowers. The day also includes oaths of office for legislators and the outgoing governor Baton's farewell. Walter Burke leads the Pierremen committee for the reception and ball plans.
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Ok School of Public Lands
Capitol
Governor Green
City Auditorium
South Dakota
National Guard
W. A. Hazle
Aberdeen
Supreme Court
W. J. Baton
Green
Committee of
Pierremen
J. &. Hipple
Walter Burke
Hog Thief Is Caught Confesses At Hearing
Buffalo county sheriff arrested Bill and Frank Tisse for stealing a hog from Kyle Wills farm. They allegedly stuck the hog cut two fence wires and drove away. Blood on the road led to their pursuit. Bill testified at a Gann Valley hearing while his brother denied involvement.
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Danforth
Jan
Buffalo County
Bill
Frank Tisse
Kyle Wills
Gann Valley
Accident suit minor injury settlement in Sioux Falls
The case brought by Evelyn Connally of Harrisburg against Dr. Herbert C. Meyer of Sioux Falls over a October 19 auto collision has been settled with the defendant agreeing to pay Miss Connally 400 dollars. The accident occurred at a Sioux Falls street intersection.
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Sioux Falls
Van
Evelyn Connally
Harrisburg
Herbert C. Meyer
Miss Connally
Christmas greetings drop from Plane to Fort Meads
A unique delivery type marked Christmas wishes arriving by air. The Belle Fourche chamber of commerce and the Black Hills roundup sent greetings via a Belle Fourche Air Lines plane piloted by Clyde Lee, delivering them at high noon. The spectrum of recipients included associate cavalry regiments, former Fourth Horse commanders, retired and active officers, and enlisted personnel scattered across many states.
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FT. Meads
Fourth Horse
Belle Fourche
Belle Fourche Air Lines
Clyde Lee
Oil Rig Drilling Halted Near Wall South Dakota
Garnett Baysinger, Gypsy Oil Co manager in Tulsa, says the Hoyt Hunter farm oil rig near Wall SD will be shut down until late February. The rig, among South Dakota’s best, can drill to 6000 feet and deeper if needed. Baysinger will supervise production from McPherson Kansas during February and return late February to complete machinery installation ahead of an April drilling restart.
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Wall’ Wall
Garnett Baysinger
Gypsy Oil Company
Tulsa
Oklo
Hoyt Hunter Farm
Wall
South Dakota
Baysinger
McPherson
Kan
Two Incorporation Papers Are Filed
Pierre January 1 The Golden Rule a general merchandise establishment at Belle Fourche incorporates with capital of 25000 Charles Olbrich Powell Wyoming and EF York and Frances York of Belle Fourche are the incorporators The Climax Paist Shop of Mitchell files articles of incorporation with capital stock 25000 Charles H Vegus H Noble and D J Noble all of Mitchell compose the board of directors.
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Pierre
Olbrich and Company
Golden Rule
Belle Fourche
Charles Olbrich
Powell, Wy
EF. York
Frances York
Climax Paist Shop
Mitchell
Charles H. Vegus
H. Noble
D. J. Noble
Two Children Hurt In Automobile Crash Near Wayland
A Chevrolet driven by visitor Hogan collided with a car driven by Dock Dier on highway 14 near Wayland. Two Gordon children in the Hogan car suffered minor injuries, one boy losing two teeth after striking the windshield. Dier’s car sustained minor damage.
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Wayland
Jan
Hogan
M. C. Gordon
Here
Dock Dier
Commer
Highway 14
Gordon
Dicer
McKinnon to Succeed H.8 Dzie As Bank Examiner
Madison Jan 1 Harald McKinnon of Flandreau will take over as examiner in charge of the closed Dakota State Bank after H 8 Dzie resigns to join the Federal Land Bank of Omaha. The new examiner is a former Madison man and has officially assumed the post.
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McKinnon
Dzie
Madison
Dakota State Bank
Harald McKinnon
Flandreau
Ozie
Feldman
Fedoral Land Bank of
Omaha
Music Contest At U to Feature Young Artists
Vermillion reports a ninth biennial contest by the National Federation of Music Clubs. Musicians aged 17 to 28 may enter in piano, voice, violin, or cello at the University of South Dakota in March. Dean W. R. Calton invites entrants to obtain test numbers at once and notes eight first prizes of 1000 dollars each at the national San Francisco contest. State contest applications close two weeks before the March event. voice categories specify soprano, contralto or mezzo, tenor, and baritone or bass divisions.
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Vermillion
National Federation of Music Club
University of South Dakota
W. R. Calton
University College of Music
Dean Calton
National Federation of Music Clubs
San Francisco
Dean Colton
Kiwanians At Yankton End Successful Year
Yankton Kiwanis clubs closed 1937 activities with L. A. Boyle passing the president’s gavel to president-elect W. O. Cook. H. A. Robinson urged clubs to engage in Yankton’s industrial opportunities and possibilities. A letter thanked the Kiwanians for aid to the Redfield state home was read.
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Yankton
L. A. Boyle
W. O. Cook
H. A. Robinson
Kiwaniens
Redfield
Conference Quartet In Esmond Program
The Dakota conference quartet of the Methodist church sang in Esmond on New Year week to a large crowd. Delegations came from many surrounding towns. The program mixed secular and religious music with several negro spirituals included.
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Esmond
Methodist Conference
Emmest Butterfield
Ethan
Harry Blackburn
Wessington Springs
Otho Blackburn
Murdo
W. M. Redfield
Report on 5.D. Soldier's Home biennial expenses
Maine overview of the 5.D. Soldier's Home biennial period ending June 30, 1930 shows total cost of 74,463 dollars with E R Murphy noting subsistence heat and repairs. Enrollment rose from 230 on July 1, 1928 to 233 men and 117 women on July 1, 1930, with 121 admissions. Fifty-six died and 42 discharged during the period. The home serves Civil War and Spanish American war veterans and spouses, opened November 25, 1880, now housing mainly centenarians and aging couples. A separate line notes England lost 7,000,008 working weeks last year due to common colds.
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Hoormanna
Maine
South Dakota
E.R. Murphy
Hig
Roni
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At-Pherre
Gov. Green
England
McWeeny
Kline
Huronife
Cutiura
Naomi Bigley
24Th St. Lincoln, Neb
Takoura
Callies Laboratorian
Dept. H. Me
E. C. Olson
Olson Clothing Company
Huron
Kuppenheimer
Vasser
Arrow
E. C. Olson Clothing Co
Huron, South Dakota
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