State buys first public shooting grounds in South Dakota
South Dakota purchased its first public shooting grounds using non resident hunting fees. The Game Commission paid 3160 dollars for 218 acres in three tracts near Webster Roslyn and Pierpont and leased 172 acres on Roy Lake in Marshall County. The 1941 legislature raised non resident licenses to 20 dollars and set funds for leasing and purchasing lands.
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Roslyn
Pierpont
Roy Lake
Marshall County
Department For Public Hunting
Elmer Peterson
Il. G. Richardson
Dell Rapids
Faulkton
Kart ,Pellant
L. G. Rudebaugh
Arlington
Claude Fee
Feterson
Income Tax Blanks Mailed For 1941 Returns In South Dakota
South Dakota tax office reports 40000 individual income tax return blanks mailed from Aberdeen for 1941. Collector T C Kasper notes forms go to prior filers but failure to receive does not absolve filing. Thresholds are 750 for singles or 1500 for married couples. simplifier return offered for incomes under 3000. Deadlines extend to March 16 with early filing urged and deputy collectors available in Sioux Falls Watertown Pierre Rapid City Deadwood and Meade.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Jane S4ai
South
Kasper
Sioux St Mulene
Watertown
Pierre
Rapid City
Deadwood
New Pastor Trovato Takes Charge at Bonilla Church
The Rev. Joseph Trovato becameBonilla Church pastor and preached his first sermon before a small congregation. Officials met to set the service hour and discuss church matters. He was formerly pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Whitewood and will reside with his family in Hitchcock.
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Bonilla Bonilla
Joseph Trovato
Bonilla Church
Trovato
Presbyterian Church
Whitewood
Hitchcock
Alpena Group Meets Alpena Jan Special
The Monday Night Ramblers gathered at the home of Mrs. Minnie Tripiith for a local club meeting.
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Alpena Group
Alpena
Ramblers
Minnie Tripiith
Watertown Buys Hatchery. youth camp to rise at Kampeska
Watertown Chamber of Commerce bid 320 dollars for the Game Commission abandoned Kampeska Lake hatchery. Director J W Cluett says the group will convert the hatchery building into a summer youth camp after cleanup and filling an abandoned well. The commission also bought 140 acres for the Sioux O Poinsett Diversion Project near Watertown.
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Purre
South Dakota Game Commission
Watertown Chamber of Commerce
Kampeska Lake
J. W. Cluett
Penn Thompson
Cluett
Watertown
Willis C. Cook Dies Monday
Willis C. Cook, 67, former publisher of the Sioux Falls Daily Press, dies Monday evening in New York. He was a longtime state GOP figure, serving as Aurora County judge, state senator, and Republican state central committee chairman. Funeral services were held in Gratiot Wisconsin, birthplace of Cook.
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Sioux Falls
New York
GOP
Willis C. Cook
Gratiot
Wis
Bis
University of Wisconsin
Cook
Jawan
Wisconsin
Blankinton
L. Dotson
Sioux ‘Falls
Eoend
Taft
Internal Revenue
Worth
South, Dakota
Fonezuela
Willow Lake and area celebrate holidays with relatives
Neighborhood notes report Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Turly of Hurley returning home after holidays with relatives. Visitors at Paul Skelton’s included Mr. and Mrs. Haryn Brower and family of Bryant and Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Genandt of Leaf River. Charles Pautz is ill near Willow Lake. Minnie Pautz of Selby high school returns home to help her father. Dorothy Wies returns to Sioux City to resume college work. Other students head to Brookings, Sioux Falls, and Des Moines area. Alfred Mellvary’s farewell party precedes his move to Phillips. Louis Vask visited relatives in Sioux City. Frances Schaevers of Millet visits Frank Schaevers. Families travel to Lenartown and Hetland areas for holidays. Elizabeth Kramps visits mother in Siou Falls. Mary Ortmaier, Betty Schaeler resume at Aberdeen Commercial College. Kathryn Abernathy visits from Yankton. Francis Benson returns from Roslyn with son Robert. Tulare notes mention teaching plans in Parkston.
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Willow Lake
Alvin Turly
Hurley
Paul Skelton
Haryn Brower
Bryant
S$. M. Genandt
Bi Leaf River
Jad
John Genandt
Don
Charles Pautz
Minnie Pautz
Selby
Dorothy Wies
Sioux City
Dean Parks
Brookings
Wayne Baumgart
Sioux Falls
Woodrow Mellvary
Phillip
Alfred Mellvary
Dar- Inen
Alfred MeIlvary
Phill
Mellvary
Polo
Louis Vlasek
Commercial College
Kathryn. Abernathy
Yankton
Joe
Lammers
Clarence Hardes
Howard
Marjorie Miller
Mary Ortmeier
George
Johu
Josephine Springer
Marcella
Joe Hardes
Marguerite Schaefer
Kenneth
Bob Gardner
Seresa
Bernard Schaefer
Kathryn Abernathy
Irene Gasp
Eileen
Miller
Oyola
Max Martinmaas
Merion
Joe Kolda
Marcella Foerster
Kathleen ‘Schaefer
Avis Miessner
Leo, Hunker
Highmore
Ethel Gray
Des Moines
Pauline Gray
Methodist Hospital
Betty Hawkins
Omaha
Neb
Creighton “University
N. D
Barry Bawdon
Hawdon Home
Everett Bawdon
Ra Nowotny
Ree Heights
Allen’ Barber
James Barber
Gasal
Mae Burrows
Social rounds and visits across Highmore region
Sunday entertaining at the BT and Whist Club home featured supper before three tables of cards with prizes to Mr and Mrs Henry Tschetter. Mrs Ed Binger hosted a 500 club evening with two tables and prizes to Jessie Shultz and Margaret Raeber. Several local families and travelers are noted visiting Aberdeen Mitchell and Des Moines, with birthdays and school trips highlighted.
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Otto Schultze
Henry. Tschétter
Bernice Tott
Chicago
Ed. Binger
500
Mon
Jessie Shultz
Margaret Raeber
Hyde County Real Estate Transfers Bulletin
Hyde County South Dakota records list transfers from M F Schmitt to Albert Helvig and others in section 11 township 110 range 73 and other lands. White Eagle Corporation sells undivided one seventh of Siz 1h and NEW 22-144-71. Rural Credit Board transfers to Leola Davis 213-134-732 and to John McGough NWW 21-116-72. Percy B Eckart transfers to John McGough in SW 49 116-72.
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Hyde County
Erastus Cornell
Progressive study club meets at Mrs Cook home
Alpena residents report the Progressive study club gathered last week at Mrs. RS Cook's home with Mrs. Everett McWilliams in charge of the lesson and a book gift presented by Mrs. Coddington.
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Alpena Clus
Alpena
Progressive Study” Club
RS. Cook
Everett’ McWilliams
Early Breeding Of Heifers Urged In Péadle County
County extension agent Leonard Ladd urges farmers to breed well developed heifers at 15 months to raise milk production and exploit good milk prices. USDA studies at Beltsville show no size loss from early breeding. use fresh whole milk, calf meals, grains, and high quality forage to ensure proper growth before breeding.
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Péadle County
Leonard L. Ladd
Ladd
Death Takes Pioneer Resident Of De Smet
James Englesby a longtime De Smet resident died at his home after a lingering illness. He was about 75, operated a local machine shop, and is survived by his widow, son Arthur of De Smet, and daughters Beulah Englesby and Mrs. Yona Tripp of Sioux Falls. Funeral plans were not set.
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DE Smet
James Englesby
Arthur
Beulah Englesby
Yona Tripp
Sioux Falls
Frankfort Rebekahs Install New Officers
Frankfort Rebekah Lodge held its January 2 meeting installing officers led by Noble Grand Ronnie Jones and Secretary Esther Van Houten. Deputy district leaders Stella Leidbey and Ann Boyer assisted as installing officers. Belle Liebig received gifts and a past noble grand pin from husband Perry Liebig.
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Perry Liebig
Former Blunt Woman Dies in Colorado Springs
Mrs. Alvin Pearson, former resident Goldie Warrinner, died January 2 in Colorado Springs after a lingering illness. She taught for years in the Blunt area, was active in the Church of Christ, and a member of the Eastern Star. Survived by husband and three daughters.
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Blunt
Alvin
Scarlet Fever Epidemic Hits Schools In Frankfort
An outbreak of scarlet fever is spreading, with officials imposing health measures. The city announces a school closure or delay starting January 12 as a response.
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Frankfort
South Dakota votes on state song from six finalists
South Dakota residents will vote Friday and Saturday on a state song chosen from six finalists in an elimination contest. Broadcasts will present the six tunes and ballots printed in newspapers invite public voting to be submitted by January 14.
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South
South Dakota
Wisconsin
South Dapta
Vote for South Dakota State Song on Radio Broadcast
Readers are urged to pick a preferred state song from five options and vote via coupon. Radio broadcasts list schedules across KGFX WNAX KELO KABR and others on January 9 and 10. Ballots must reach the newspaper office or be postmarked by midnight January 14.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
KGFX
Pierre
KOBH
Rapid City
KWAT
Watertown
WNAX
Yankton
Kelo
Gree
Kabr
Aberdeen
Bonilla Groups Meet Bonilla Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies
The Ladies Aid and Missionary societies met at Mrs. M. McKichan’s home this afternoon. Mrs. Ethel Peterson served as assistant hostess for the gathering.
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Bonilla
Jan
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Societies
M. 3.McKichan
Ethel Peterson
Vacationers Return to College Work
Tulare reports a batch of college students returning to campus after holiday visits. Notable names include Doris Holm Sioux Falls Quentin Oleson Aberdeen Mildred Hazel Schmidt Ruth Blume Delpha Suip ner Leonard Willett Delmar Gelhaus Mitchell Emily Willett Waneta Brown William Rad guffe Wessington Springs. Teachers also back at Tulare schools including Irene Sumner Northville Gales Ames Ashton John Binger Ainsworth Neb Lamoine Binger Bonilla and Miss Margaret Marx flew to Seattle for a sister visit before returning by plane.
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Tulare
Doris Holm
Sioux Falls
Quentin
Oleson
Aberdeen
Mildred
Hazel Schmidt
Ruth Blume
Delpha Suipner
Leonard Willett
Delmar Gelhaus
Mitchell
Emily Willett
Waneta Brown
William Radguffe
Wessington Springs
Irene Sumner
Northville
Gales Ames
Ashton
John Binger
Ainsworth
Neb
Lamoine Binger
Bonilla
Tulare School
Margaret Marx
Seattle
Poultry Care Urged For Winter Ventilation
Beadle County extension agent Leonard Ladd urges proper winter ventilation to control moisture in poultry houses. Leaky water pads and roofs plus birds and droppings release moisture, requiring straw lofts insulation and frequent litter turnover to prevent condensation and frost. Open windows on warm days and maintain gradual air flow to keep housing warm yet dry.
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Poultry House
Leonard- L-- Ladd
Beadle County Extension
Ladd
Ais
Deve Drapeau Leaves Fort Thompson for Nevada Post
De ve Drapeau of Fort Thompson bid farewell in Highmore on Sunday night with his family for Stewart Nevada where they will reside. He has served as office clerk at Crow Creek Agency Fort Thompson and will take a similar role at the Carson Agency near Carson City Nevada.
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Highmore
Deve Drapeau
Fort Thompson
Jeff_ Mondey
Stewart, Nev
Mr. Drapeau
Crow, Creek
Carson Agency
Carson City
Nev
Warns Against Rabbit Damage to Young Trees Urges Control
Forester J Ester from the Department of Agriculture warns farmers of heavy rabbit damage to young trees. The article outlines girdling bark, winter hunting and poisoning campaigns, strychnine treated corn, and trunk protection with wire or repellents as effective controls. Some oils should not be used as they harm trees.
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J.esters
Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Esterl
Fire destroys chicken house on Paul Ulrich farm near Willow Lake
Fire razed the Ulrich poultry building near Willow Lake on Sunday. About 300 chickens perished along with ducks and turkeys when hot ashes ignited straw. Firefighters could not extinguish the blaze, which investigators believe started from hot ashes.
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Willow Lake
Paul Ulrich
No She Shops Cash and Carry Back Pain Relief Ad
An old advertisement promotes Donna Pilla pills claiming relief for nagging backache and kidney related symptoms. The copy asserts kidneys fail to remove acids, causing pain, swelling, and dizziness, urging readers to ask a druggist for Donna Pilla. It cites wide usage over 40 years.
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Donna Pilla
Millinun
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D.C
Unio
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Neighborhood News
Bankfort
Francis Benson
Robert
Harlan J. Bushfield
Me Bulls
Cox and Celétex
Conautomatic
Sean Jack Tobin
Gettysburg
Frankfort Rebekahs
Colorado
Carl Christensen
State College
O.M. Tiffany
J. B. Perkins
A. C. Miller
Kennebec
James W. Bellamy
Land of Gold
Nevada
MR. Sundstrom
Marvin Hughitt
Huron
Gallup
Huron Theatre
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