Lane City Neighbors Share Weekend News
Mrs. Ed Richert returned home near Lane after an appendicitis operation at Mitchell hospital. Myron Moberg of Woonsocket visited Lane friends over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. May spent the weekend in Watertown and visited Huron. J. W. Sherbourne and Will Luker attended a district athletic association meeting in Woonsocket. Mrs. Elmer Peterson and daughter visited Calmar. Harriet Smith Kaye funeral held in Canton with burial in Hartford after illness in Mitchell hospital.
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Lane City
J. C. Kutil
Ed Richert
Lane
Mitchell Hospital
Myron Moberg
Woonsocket
S.H. May
Watertown
Huron
J. W. Sherbourne
Will Luker
District Athletic Association
Elmer Peterson
Calmar
Harriet Smith Kaye
Canton
Hartford
Local social notes from Tulare area visits and events
Tulare residents and guests shared weekend visits at multiple homes in Redfield Hitchcock and Orient. Attendees included Bernice Hagedorn, Amber Van, Loren DuBois, Irma Cunningham, Emil Kloss, George Brugger, Leonard Conway, John Anderson and Herdis, Ed Binger and family, Harry Fink and daughters, M H Schneider and children, Joe Benfit and family, Phyllis Maxwell, Joe Harburt hosted an oyster supper for Lake district patrons. Community activities included church choir party, bake sale by M E Ledles Aid, and a memorial funeral in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
Bernice Hagedorn
Huron
Amber van
Loren DuBois
Irma Cunningham
H. DuBois
Emil Kloss
George Brugger
Redfield
Leonard Conway
Orient
W. J. Craig
John Anderson
Herdis
Hitchcock
Ed Binger
Harry Fink
Merle
Fern
M. H Schneider
Vernon
Vio- Jo
Joe Benfit
Darrel
Phyllis Maxwell
Joe Harburt
Lake District
Ed Josweki
Harold DuBois
Marcus
Roy DuBois
Wolsey
Mike Anderson
Larsen
B. A. Howard
Frank Howard
Ernest Spencer
Bert Dilley
Clark
W. S. van
E. Spencer
Helen
R. A. Howard
Ernest Gelthaus
Beeman
James Rush
M. BE. Ledles
Ray Schultz
Lingenfelter
Pleasant Valley News Highlights At Pleasant Valley Hall
A youth group directed by Miss Dorothy Page staged a play at Pleasant Valley hall Saturday evening followed by a dance. Local attendees included Mrs Roy McCarl Miss Esther Campbell and Edgar McCool last week. Miles Cotton threshing activity occurred Thursday and Friday. Mrs Charles Stepmire attended her husband Mr Stepmire’s funeral at Redfield where Mr Gatzke died in a burn accident. Visitors from Buffalo County Mrs Bowling and Mr Sedgwick joined Pleasant Valley churchgoers Sunday.
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Pleasant Vailey
Chamberlain
Dorothy Page
Pleasant ‘Vailey Hall
Terence Burns
L. E. Denns Home
Roy McCarl
Esther Campbell
Edgar McCool
Miles Cotton
Charles ‘Stepmire
Stegmire
Mr. Gatzke
Redfield
Burniog
Plessant Valier
Bowling
Sedgwick
Buffalo County
Pleasant Valley Church
C, Dearborn
Local Social Notes Roundup From Holabird and Miller
Mrs Clarence Collier hosts guests at Holabird while Margaret McCarl visits her aunt. Bill Hinselmann shelled corn with Charles Arbogast recently. Will Wade family returned from Volin. J A Fritzel of Miller improves at a Huron hospital. Mrs J A Fintzel and Miss Vira Gandy from Miller visited the Stang home in Huron. Clarence and Stang celebrate first anniversary with Fintzel and Gandy as supper guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Collier
Holabird
Margaret McCarl
Roy McCarl
Bill Hinselmann
Charles Arbogast
Will Wade
Volin
J. A. Fritzel
Miller
Huron
J. A. Fintzel
Vira Gandy
Clarence Stang
Mrs. Stangs
Mrs. Fintzel
Miss Gandy
Stanga
Finteel
Hogs Move To Wayland Buyers See Higher Prices This Winter
Danforth Pete Geiver and son hauled two loads of hogs to Wayland last week as buyers in Wayland and Wessington report paying more for hogs this winter. Pat Sullivan of Colome recalls early south Hand county settlers and Miller last week. Mrs. Burns Mrs. McCarl and Mrs. Kintigh in poor health this winter. Pete Geiver received a letter from Aro Crawford of Ponoka Alberta noting an open winter with no snow and no ice for tea sports. About 15 neighbors held a birthday surprise for Carl Winsell Friday night. Pinochle at three tables, lunch served. Dan Heitzman and helpers built fences in Spring Lake township Saturday. The Cedar Altar Society held its second card party at John Puffer’s Friday night then danced. Farmers Union of Buffalo and Hand counties shipped jee near the Cruson farm. The Miller Foresters will hold dances next summer in Gilbert York hall. O W Breese family of Cottage Grove Ore report that their three youngest children have chicken pox. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson plan to return to South Dakota soon.
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Pete Geiver
Wayland
Wessington
Armours
Huron
Pat Sullivan
Colome
South Hand County
Miller
Kintigh
Burns
McCarl
Kinfuigh
Aro Crawford
Ponoka
Alberta
Cain
Hand County
Carl Winsell
Dan Heitzman
Spring Lake Township
Cedar Altar Society
John Puffer
Farmers Union of Buffalo
Cruson Farm
Miller Foresters
Iroquois Masons and Sh seekers Social Night
Iroquois lodges held a social gathering Monday in their hall with both families present. Special guests were school faculty members. Entertainment included cards and dancing, followed by lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Basse
Geraldine
Vernon
Phylis Jean
Yale
W Bottomley
Wilma Carter
Madison
Glenn van Tassel
Family events and church social noted in local items
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin and Bobby spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs. Ray Sawyer and husband. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sapp on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Miller led the lesson and Mrs. Coleman the devotionals. The men of the Catholic church held a basket social in the parish hall Tuesday night with only church families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin
Bobby
Ray Sawyer
Ralph Sapp
Miller
Coleman
Wedding of Regina Beck and Joseph Mies
The Rev. Father Coyne officiated the wedding Thursday morning for Regina Beck and Joseph Mies. The couple will reside on a farm west of town. Several local residents visited relatives in Salon and Pierre. A former local resident Mrs Fracina Brekke died in Yankton hospital last week. Mrs H Peterson returned from a stay in Pierre. Andrew Garrity rented his southwest farm to Steve Elsen for three years. A daughter was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ray. Mrs Joe Marron moved to Pierre for the legislative session duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrold
Father Coyne
Regina Beck
Joseph Mies
Dan Gruber
Salon
Pierre
H. N. Marso
John
Metamara
Highmore
Mexico
Andrew Garrity
Steve Elsen
Alvin Ray
Joe Marron
Rebekah lodge installs new officers Wednesday
The Rebekah lodge installed new officers on Wednesday evening. A social hour followed with light lunch. The Fedora Live Stock company purchased hogs for 10000 dollars on January 6 7 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Fedora Live
Mire
Frank
Emn Booth
Emma Brant
Belle Gallup
Frank Boothall
Athol
Mra
Anderson and
C. M. Hull
Frankfort
Farm Price Levels In Downward Trend
BROOKINGS Jan 21 A further sharp drop in farm price levels from November 15 to December 15 sent the index of prices received by farmers to 97, the first time below 100 since 1915. The report notes declines in cotton, potatoes, hay, hogs, butter, wool and chickens while oats, barley, wheat, flax and apples rose. Prices for grains, hogs, wool and butter have since fallen further, with cattle, lambs and cotton showing slight gains. The January outlook suggests prices may stay near December levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Osceola Residents Share Weekend Travels and Visits
Osceola couple Mr and Mrs Paul Koster drove to Troquois Saturday. Mrs E E Currier is ill at her home from pneumonia. Floyd Massey arrived from Canning Saturday night to spend Sunday with his parents. Roy Davin and daughters motored to Huron Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Wayne Danforth visited with Mrs Anna Beck of Cavour Friday and Saturday. Karkow of Wessington Springs visited Sunday at the Edward Miller home as C C Danforth and daughter Avis returned from Raymond Saturday night. He will spend a few days here and they will return to duties there. Mr and Mrs Victor Currier of Bancroft visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fritz Tremel. A large group of Osceola people attended the croft Friday high school plays at Ban night.
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Osceola
Paul Koster
Troquois
E. E. Currier
Floyd Massey
Canning
Roy Davin
Huron
Wayne Danforth
Anna Beck
Cavour
Karkow
Wessington Springs
Edward Miller
C. C. Danforth
Avis
Raymond
Victor Currier
Bancroft
Fritz Tremel
Croft Friday
Bannight
Frankfort Royal Neighbors Install Officers Tuesday
Frankfort fraternal group Royal Neighbors held an officer installation Tuesday evening followed by a gathering. Members planned upcoming events and reflected on community service roles within the lodge.
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Frankfort
Real estate transfers in Hyde County reported
Furnished by Erastus Cornell official abstracter Highmore South Dakota Louise Weramering and others transfer to George W Elfrink the east half of section 23 township 113 range and other listed parcels. Transfers involve multiple clients including Joshua Hofer D D Drake Ruby Youngman Elizabeth Jarvis and markets noting sums from 1 to 10 dollars and interests in parcels Lots and Blocks within Huron Aberdeen Bancroft and related areas.
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Beadle County Abstract & Title Co
Joshua
Hofer
Beadle County
I. L. Eller
D. D. Drake
Bancroft
Elk
Southlawn
John A. Youngman
Ruby M. Youngman
Aberdeen
Ennis Add
Huron
Greeley Union Nat. Bk
Oak. Sav. & Loan Co
Fisher's
Elizabeth Jarvis
Orville Bristol
Hyde County
Erastus Cornell
Highmore
S. Dlouise Weramering
George W. Elfrink
Property transfers listed in scattered parcels and names
Several conveying parties appear including D S Schull to D P and H C Schull for Bes 4 Twp 131 Range, Shreve Ven Camp to Hervert E Bloom enrader, Anna Bowersox to William Schank, E Bowersox to Mitchell Trust Company, and Mitchell Trust Company to Raymond W Zeigler. The entries cover partial NW and SE fractional sections in multiple townships with ranges 73 to 72 and 116 to 153.
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D.S. Schull
D. P
H.C Schull
Anna Bowersox
William Schank
W. E. Bowersox
Mitchell Trust Company
Nea'of Beers
Raymond W. Zeigler
Gladys Pyle and the Early South Dakota Normal Schools
Gladys Pyle notes ongoing debate on state normal schools focusing on courses, costs, value, and policy. Historically, South Dakota established five teacher training schools in 1830s-1880s era. Madison and Spearfish opened early. Springfield opened 1887 with later state support beginning in 1901 after legislative action. Watertown and Alexandria never started.
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State Normal Schools
Teschera
Alexandria
Madison
Spearfish
Springfield
Watertown
Ordway
Watertown Normal
Alexsinia Normal
Lee
Early South Dakota normal schools and state universities
The text traces 19th century South Dakota education policy from the 1881 territorial legislature establishing the State College at Brookings and the 1885 school of mines at Rapid City, through later name changes to Northern State Teachers College, and notes repeated legislative attempts to rename institutions amid ongoing debates over normal schools and teacher education. It mentions the Industrial School and Institute of Technology at Aberdeen and the University’s delayed establishment until 1833 in reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Regents
Institute of Technology
Aberdeen
Sleo
Lee
Northern State Teachers College
South Dakota
State College
Brookings
School of Mines
Rapid City
Five Green Hats Stolen From Sioux Falls Hat Shop
In Sioux Falls on January 2 police said five green hats were stolen from a hat shop after a display window was smashed. The hats were valued at 25 dollars and replacing the window will cost far more.
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Sioux Falls
Longspurs Kill Five Thousand in Central South Dakota Storm
Thousands of longspurs wintering in central South Dakota were killed by a weekend snow storm and cold wave. The bird, a finch, perished during the severe weather as crews reported heavy losses among the flocks in the Pierre region.
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Pierre
Jan
South Dakota
Finch
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