Farm women chorus trains for Farm and Home Week program
Brookings South Dakota January 28 a farm women chorus will join the Farm and Home Week program at South Dakota State College. Trained by Perry Clifford of Cresbard the chorus will perform Wednesday morning and afternoon and on the college radio on KFDY between 4 and 6 pm. Clifford known for Messiah choir work will also sing and lead songs such as Danny Boy Road to Mandalay In a Quaint Little Old Fashioned Town When Good Fellows Get together and Toreador Song. Any farm woman who can carry a tune may join the chorus with first rehearsal February 4 at 11 20 am in the administration building drawing room. Members will practice Love's Old Sweet Song Long Long Ago There's Music in the Air and The Anvil Chorus plus other requests. At least one hundred farm women are expected to participate with home extension clubs also preparing.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
Susan Z. Wikler
Perry Clifford
Cresbard
Algo
Jarnish
KFDY
Clifford
Faulk County
Messiah
Konga
Danny Boy
Mandalay
Farm Women’s Chorus
Ruby
Migs Wilder
Phi Delta Theta Wins Drill At University Of South Dakota
The Phi Delta Theta drill squad won the university contest at Vermillion on January 18, defeating all fraternities and independent teams. The squad will receive special instruction from Lieut Sherman and perform at the Military Ball on February 22, with a demonstration at the Sioux Falls ball later. Members include Kenn Stanley, Grant Hosterman, Stephen Adkins, and Merton Thee. Senior RO TC detachment officers Wesley Carter and Joseph Quaim also joined.
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Phi Delta Theta
Vermillion
S. D
University of South Dakota
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Phi Detta Theta
Lieut. Sherman
KGGC
University
Welsey Rebekahs Install Officers
WOLSEY Jan 18 Special Florence Ostrnnd was installed an no ble grand of the local Rebekah lodge Thursday evening by District Deputy President Minnie Lumbard. Other officers are Laura Erion vice grand Jennie Allen S SN G2 Mae Wiit ter secretary Edna Privett chap lain Nettle Darby warden Lela Montgomery Inside guardian Iva Montgomery outside guard.
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Wolsey
Florence
Ostrnnd
Rebekah Lodge
Minnie Lumbard
Laura Erion
Jennie Allen
S. SN
Mae Wiitter
Edna Privett
Nettle Darby
Lela Montgomery
Guardian
Iva Montgomery
Wayland People To Tour West Coast
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Noble depart by auto for an extended trip. First stop is Butte Montana to wait for daughter Mrs. Theodore Snodgrass. They plan to visit Portland Oregon then spend several weeks near Los Angeles before returning to Wayland.
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Vayland Ja
Butte
Mont
Theodore Snodgrass
Portland
Ore
Ln Angeles
Vayand
Mrs Noble Hosts Gabies Aid Society Meeting
Mrs W F Noble hosted the Gabies Aid Society at her home on Wednesday afternoon with a large attendance. The group scheduled a food sale for Saturday January 25 and planned to meet next at Mrs W J Hart's residence.
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Noble
Wayland Society
Vayland
W. FP. Noble
Gabies Aid Society
W. J. Hart
Man Faces Circuit Court After Liquor Manufacture Charge
Jen 18 charged in Buliafo county with manufacturing and possession of intoxicating liquor. He appeared before Justice Tandy and was ordered to appear before the circuit judge for sentencing after authorities found alcohol and equipment on a vacant northern county farm during a search for stolen cattle led by Sheriff Herrichsen last week.
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Ze Cann
Buliafo County
Tandy
Wat
Alpena selects new schools chief candidate in 1930
Pizet Linn of Alpena has been chosen to head Alpena schools for 1930 and 1932, or to succeed Superintendent J Murphy who has announced his candidacy for county superintendent.
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Pizet Linn
Alpena
Alpena Sence
J. Murphy
Hig
Schoale
Central South Dakota Glee Club Members Named
Seven Yankton college glee club members from central South Dakota announced by Dr. L N Dalley include Curtis Price of Wessington Springs Robert Young of Wessington while the women's group features Genevieve Allbright Carthage Edna Countryman Canova Dorothy Lister Onida Verna ONeill St Lawrence Barbara Schneck Clark A Botz. The clubs plan spring tours across the state with the men heading north and east toward Minea Heanolis and the women reaching as far west as the Black Hills.
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Central_ South Dakota
Yankton
Central’ South Dakota
Yankton College
L. N. Dalley
College Conservatory
Curtis Price
Wessington Springs
Robert Young
Edna Countryman
Canova
Dorothy Lister
Onida
Verna. O'Neill
St. Lawrence
Barbara’ Schneck
Clark
Royal Neighbor Lodge Installs Officers in Alpena
Alpena, Jan 18 special report: cold weather did not deter a good crowd for the Royal Neighbor initiation and officer installation. Mrs Harald Thornburg was initiated and new officers named include Mrs Ralph Hayes oracle and others led by installing officer Mrs GN Kinsman.
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Alpena Alpena
T. C
Ralph Hayes
J. A. Hayes
Lewis Aye
George Hubbard
Ray Triplet
W. B. Sheé-field
Roy Webber
Inner Sentinel
Ivy Moore
Silas Hayes
Cemetery Association Elects Wright Head De Smet
At the annual meeting of the De Smet Cemetery association F. W. Wright was chosen president with Alfred J. Ryland as vice president and N. E. Sasne C. C. and B. J. Hesche as directors. Mrs. A. N. Waters is secretary treasurer. The organization has improved the cemetery, hiring H. H. Mager as caretaker for a second year.
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Cemetery Association
Wright
DE Smet
de Smet Cemetery Association
F. W. Wright
Alfred J. Ryland
N.E. Sasne
C. C
B. J. Hesche
A. N. Waters
H. H. Mager
Alen Buys Out Kneuper Interest at Kneuper and Allen Store
Alen bought out Herman Kneuperis interest in the Kneuper and Allen grocery store. Kneuper's future plans are not known. The Kiwanis club of Wessington Springs will present a three act play Two Glocks Away on January 39 and February 1 with Mrs Fay Zink in the leading role. Other cast members include Mrs W R Stockstad Henry Heinz Henry Tres James Carson Roy Welandt Henry Anderson Harry Jepsen Miss C J Webb Mrs C W Tieba and Mrs A R Boone.
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Alen
Gut
Wolsey
Frank “Allem
Herman
Fay Zink
Wesington Springs
Hag
W. R. Stockstad
Henry Heinz
Henry Tres
James Carson
Roy Welnandt
Henry Anderson
Harry Jepsen
C.J. Webb
C. W. Tieba
A. R. Boone
Fire damages Van Olst private garage at Wellington Springs
Fire caused more than $1,000 in damage at the private garage and automobile of G. Van Olst a Wellington Springs medicine salesman. Several cases of the product were lost and the blaze cause is unknown. The loss was not insured and the incident occurred Wednesday.
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Wellington Springs
G. van Olst
van Olst
Fines In Kingsbury 1929 Total $6473.95
Desmet January 18 Special Fines and forfeitures in Kingsbury county criminal prosecutions for 1929 totaled 6473.95, per William H. Warren the state attorney to the county board. There were 118 prosecutions, including 16 motor vehicle violations, 10 for zame law violations, 1 for nquor violations, 8 for larceny, 33 for bogus checks, 4 for pure food and drug violations, and 3 for desertion of wives or children.
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Desmet
Kingsbury County
William H. Warren
Board of County Commissioners
Women’s Christian Temperance union meets in Alpena
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union gathered at Mrs Oscar Lund’s home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Clara Eaton presided as president and Mrs J W Murphy and Mrs J D Evans led the day’s lessons.
Enteres Hospital Wayland Floyd Winegar Illness
Floyd Winegar manager of the filling station on train number 14 is in Rochester Minnesota for treatment after being taken ill. He was admitted to hospital there on January 18 with a special dispatch noting his condition.
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Wayland
Floyd Winegar
Rochester, Minn
Expect to trap 5 000 pheasants in South Dakota
The state game and fish commission hopes weather will allow trapping of about 5 000 pheasants in the western South Dakota west river section this winter. If an additional 5 000 birds can be trapped, stocking operations will nearly be complete. Director O H Jonson notes widespread requests for birds from western points as plans to stock pheasants across the territory continue.
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Pierhe
South Dakota
State
James River
Game ‘and Fish Commission
0. H. Jonson
West River
Elmer Boyd Wins Tulare Corn Contest
Elmer Boyd of Tulare won first in Spink county acre corn yield with a cross of early Murdock and hollow dent. He produced 43.9 bushels per acre, followed by John Boyd with 32.3, and Burns brothers with 30.5 from three miles west of Tulare.
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Tulare
Jan. Ty
Elmer Boyd
Spink County
John Boyd
Tuare
Burns Brothers
Masons Host O E S Guests at Frankfort Party
Frankfort Masons entertained members of the O E S and their families at the Masonic hall on Wednesday evening. Lunch was served and cards provided the main entertainment despite bad weather. A large attendance was recorded.
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Masons
Frankfort
Frankfort Lodge 1 Installs Officers
Royal Neighbor lodge officers were installed Tuesday evening at Woodman hall. Mrs. George Barton is the oracle for the coming year. Mrs. Ida Brink and Mrs. May Carpenter served as installing officers.
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Frankfort Lodge
Frankfort
Specia
Woodman Hall
George Barton
Ida Brink
May Carpenter
Burns Sells Springs Cafe To V H Bouye Wellington Springs
The Springs cafe formerly owned by Wm Burns will pass to new owner W H Bouye of Washington Springs on Monday. Burns, who has operated the cafe about two years, recently bought a restaurant in Chamberlain and will move there. Mr Bouye will run the cafe. Mr Houts is manager of the local Farmers Cooperative Elevator.
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Burns
Springs
V. H. Bouye
Wellington Springs
Wwil
Mam Burns
W.H. Bouye
Farmers Co
Borative Eevator Company
Kingsbury Versus Cars Licensed in Desmet County
County treasurer J. P. Kardy reports licenses issued for truck plates in Desmet. Kings County vehicles have been licensed, with several plates sold as part of the process.
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Kingsbury
De'smet
J.P. Kardy
100 Percent of League Enrollment Reached in SD Essay Contest
Pierre Jan 18 The Young Citizens League reports 100 percent county enrollment in its essay and speaking contest for South Dakota. All 64 organized counties and all unorganized counties are entered on the conservation theme. Sponsored by the state game and fish department and the South Dakota division of the Izaak Walton League. In 1927 fifty counties entered, forty six completed. Last year sixty six were represented.
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State Game and Fish Department
South Dakota
Izzak Walton League
Will Hold School For Firemen In Madison
A five day instruction college will be held in Madison June 23 to 27 to replace the annual state firemen’s tournament. The joint meeting of the South Dakota Fire Chiefs Association and the State Volunteer Firemen’s Association approved the plan with Dan Lewis, state insurance commissioner, presiding. Lectures will be by George Lockhart of Minneapolis and A. M. McAuliffe of Chicago.
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Madison
South Dakota Fire Chiefe’ Association
State Volunteer Firemen's Association
Dan ©. Lewis
E Lectares
Matison
George Lockhart
Minneapoli
A. M. McAuliffe
Chicago
Motorists Warned to License Cars by February First
State sheriff warns mobile owners in Pierre South Dakota to license cars by February 1. Failure may lead to arrest under motor vehicle law. The message urges compliance and cites the official notice from the sheriff’s office.
South Dakota Veterinary Medical Association elects new president
In Sioux Falls on January 18 1931 the South Dakota Veterinary Medical Association elected J Classieck Horiy as president at its annual meeting. The gathering included speakers Frank D Kriebs state agriculture secretary and others. Over 11 members attended and the group discussed licensing plates and enforcement timelines.
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Alcester
Gee Melody
Haven
Frank D. Kriebs
Aegriculture
Lincoln
Neb
Ur. B
Classieck
Sioux Falls
J. Classieck
Horiy
South Dakota Veterinary Medical Association
L.E. Eggleston
Miles
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Welsey Rebekahs
Wayland People
West Coast
N. Y
Costain
Sr. Hagman
Heron, & D
Det
Doan
Minner
Hesa
Dr. Hess
Dr. “Hess
Drm
Dr. Hess Poultry
Phge
Epsony Salta Inc
Sherman & Moe
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