Scout Rally Set for Feb 11 in Huron and Nearby Cities
Bays Scouts of Huron and nearby areas will compete in an anniversary rally at Huron high Sehgal gym on February 1 with events including inspection knot tying Morse signaling first aid and patrol demonstrations. Rallies also take place in Pierre on February 11 Miller on February 23 and Redfield on February 15 with points counting toward the Achievement contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bays Scouts
Haron
Huron High Sehgal Gymnasium
Fred C. Eggers
Huron
Pierre
Miller
Redfield
Flint and Steel
Scout
Short course on agriculture to be held in Hoven
An agricultural short course will be held in Hoven February 2 with main speakers from Potter county and State College Brookings. Hugh Nash of Redfield, president of the association, will discuss hogs and crops. A. L. Foard will cover insect pests and shelter belts. Moving pictures on xericulture will be shown. Mrs. Cérisf Le Gove will demonstrate jelly making and home nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Foard
Brook
Cérisf le Gove
Funeral today for F Coleman former city marshal
Funeral services were held today for Fred Coleman former city marshal in Miller. He served as marshal for years and resigned two months ago due to ill health. The Witthodist Church services were conducted by the Mesonic lodge of which Coleman was a member. Death was due to paralysis of the throat. He is survived by a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miler
Fred Colemn
Coleman
Witthodist Church
Mesonic Lodge
Miller reports Sunday schools organized across counties
Miller, the American Sunday School Missionary for the district, says 12 Sunday schools and eight Bible schools have been organized in 11 counties including Lyman. He notes rough winter limits travel but praises local denominations embracing the effort and often inviting a minister to preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Lyman
Missouri River
Howard Firemen to Have Two Dances in Howard
Howard Fire company to host two dances on January 25 with separate venues. One old-time event in the Odd Fellows hall and a modern dance in the Legion auditorium, featuring good music and a committee briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Firemen
Howard
Howard Fire
Betzner Resigns From Chicago and Northwestern Role
SIOUX CITY January 22 J M M Betzner a long time railway man and 28 year general agent here for the Chicago and Northwestern and its subsidiaries has tendered his resignation after 44 years in the industry including 37 years with the company and its affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
J.M.M. Betzner
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Biows “City
Water Strike Clears Iroquois Supply Debate
Iroquois residents report a settled water supply issue after longstanding concerns over sourcing. The new contract secures a good quality supply sufficient for domestic and fire protection needs, ending months of civic debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troquois
Sind Nicholson
Frogusis
Hardwareed Meet Plans for South Dakota Retail Hardware Assoc
LIQUX FALLS January 22 The annual convention of the South Dakota Retail Hardware Association will be held February 6 and 7 with business sessions at a downtown hotel and exhibits at the Coliseum. Earl Er Jandsen says 95 percent of members in the northern and eastern parts of the state may attend. Reduced rail rates in South Dakota and Nebraska were secured. Officials include President E W Waltz Brookings Vice President S Strobel Canova Manager Charles A Casey Minneapolis Treasurer R O Bacon Cresbard Directors Morris De Jong Springfeld P A Young Weesington RL Gaeckle Madison W D Hart Than Aberdeen A M Anderson Sturgis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIQUX
Falls
South Dakota Retail Hardware Association
Earl Er[Jandsen
Erlansson
Nethern
South Dakota
Nebraska
Association
E W Waltz
Brookings
S. . Strobel
Canova
Charles A. Casey
Minneapolis
R. O. Bacon
Cresbard
Morris de Jongs
Springfeld
P. A. Young
Weesing
Ice Harvest Starts Across South Dakota Statewide
Pierre January 22 The first part of winter ice harvesting in South Dakota is under way. Thousands of tons of ice are taken from streams and lakes to supplement that manufactured and shipped into the state. Mitchell ice company plans about 28 000 tons this season with 27 men employed. At Pierre, ice cutting operates on the Missouri River main channel as beaches and equipment are set up. Laborers across the state find work in the annual harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
Mitchell Ice Companies
Missouri River
No Clues Found in Henry Hahn Murder Case
Investigations proceed with no sign of a clue in the Henry Hahn murder case. States Attorney Wygient calls it the most mysterious cane before him. Rommel family members reported seeing a man walking south near the Hahn farm and cemetery around the time of the killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Henry Hahn
Wygient
Anthony Rommel
Hahn
Hell
Komines Farta
Install Officers for Woodmen and Royal Neighbors in Abhton
ABHTON Jan 22 Special Joint installation for the Royal Neighbors and Woodmen lodges held. Woodmen officers installed by Leste Christenson and Arthur Thomas include Marlette Lambert Mariette Young and others. Royal Neighbors led by Mrs Alex Perry and Bettie Robinson with Anna Marlette Oracle Mary Lambert vice oracle and several officers named. Luncheon served after. Also report moved butcher shop cases to new location in Masonic Building lower floor awaiting final setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abhton
Royal Neighbors
Woodmien
Leste Christenson
Arthur Thomas
Ie ‘Marlette
Clarence Lambert
Charles Mariette
Young
Henry Mariett
Garetta Bymere
Ray Kish
Jesse DeYoung
Henry Lambert
Kunadtw&i
Mra
Alex’Perry
Bettie Robinson
Anna Marlette
Oracle
Mary Lambert
Margaret Clifford
Grace Sanceén
Edwina Charlette
Cora Lambert
Alice Murray
Marshall
Augusta Bymere
Setinel
Barbara Kellicot
Ontergentinel
Sarah Harrington
Move Butcher Shop
Blunt
Farmers’ Union
Masonic Dulaing
Wool Growers Meet to Include Selection at Brookings
A South Dakota Wool Growers group meeting at Brookings on February 7 will include selections for Beadle County representation. The Beadle County Wool Growers association plans to consider the four or five aeremates in the assembly room, with focus on county class results and prior year progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Wool Growers Association
Brookings
Beadle County Wool Growers Association
Beadlecon i
New Families to Settle at Iroquois
Real estate men and bankers report several new families will arrive to join the farming community at Iroquois. Farmers from Iowa Minnesota and Nebraska plan to locate here, with some buying farms and others renting. A large delegation attended an American Legion auxiliary meeting. Mrs. Wilber Ewing district committee woman spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Conde
Jan
American Legion Auxiliary
Wilber Ewing
Ed Welch Appointed City Marshal for 20 Days
Ed Welch was appointed city marshal last week to succeed William Reach. The appointment is for 20 days, with the possibility of continuation in office. Special notice cites Jan 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt Marshal Blunt
Ed Welch
Marshal
William Reach
Welch
Anay
Sargon Pills Relieve Longstanding Liver and Digestive Ailments
A testimonial describes ten years of suffering from liver trouble, indigestion, and constipation. After using two bottles of Sargon and one bottle of Sargon Soft Mass Pills, the writer reports improved appetite, better digestion, clearer complexion, weight gain, and renewed strength with gentle, effective relief. The claim notes no bad aftertaste and praises the product as wonderful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Troquois Firm Converts Elevator to Feed Mill
Iroquois January reports C. W. Stoner and associates, longtime grain and coal merchants, remodeling their elevator to a feed mill. They plan to install machinery to grind various feeds and corn meal and hull oats, with automated unloading and loading to replace head labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois
C. W. Stoner
Gon
Troquois
News Meet Program Set for Sioux Falls Conference
SIOUX FALLS February 14 15 local Mid winter meeting of the South Dakota Press association features National Editorial association president Mr Funk of out state as top speaker. Mitchell president B W Robinson announces Funk will join first day program and banquet that night. Banquet slated 615 pm with a theater party to follow. Attendance expected to be record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Prwin Fonk
National Editorial Association
South Dakota Press Association
B. W. Robinson
Mitchell
Toays
Mr. Funk
The
Press Association
B.C. Dow
Informal Dance Includes Pancake Breakfast Menu
An informal dance includes a pancake breakfast served during the event. All general convention sessions occur at the same meeting place with groups forming briefly for round-table discussions.
Highmore Fire Chief Reelected and New Equipment Vote
Clay Webb is reelected as Highmore fire chief at a recent meeting. William Kral and James Hamlin were reelected secretary and treasurer respectively. A new Chevrolet truck with two chemical drums and load equipment was approved, to replace the present truck for hook and ladder work. Births lead deaths in Miner County 1928 with 163 births and 69 deaths. marriages exceed divorces five to seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Clay Webb
Lere
William Kral
James Hamlin
Ebmths
Howard
Janu
Miner
Miner County
House names aviation and parks committees in session
Pierre Jan 22 The house appointed two new committees on aviation and state parks by Speaker Daniel K Loucks. Aviation panel includes Hatley Pennington T Thompaos Minnehaha Kim Beadle Freitag Hutchinson and Bostrom Kingsbury while parks panel lists Wilson Fall River Ullman Brookings Waltner Turner Erickson Lake Waller Spink Brewer Custer Byrum Sully Freeman Minnehaha and Hares Perkins. The power and power plants committee was also named with nine members. The food and drugs committee was first named with nine members though seven were required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Waller
Committee nominations list changes on water and power panels
Names shifted on a city committee, with Shultz Braykings and Olsen Turner removed. Mande inuebalia was filed for the water irrigation panel, with Sorenson Gregory proposing Mande for the power and power plants committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shultz
Braykings
Olsen
Turner
Mande Inuebalia
Water,power and Irrigation
Sorenson
Gregory
Mande
Power and Power Plants
Farmers at Public Sales Face High Prices This Season
The report notes many public sales by Meller this January action with hogs cattle and machinery priced high. Farmers seek funds to settle purchases, reflecting strong market demand and cash flow needs across the rural community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meller
Condition Improves for Miss Kramer in Pierre
The condition of Miss Caral Kramer, who has been receiving treatment at Pierre for pleurisy following influenza, was reported better today. She expects to come home next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condinion
Caral Kramer
Pierre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pierre, Miller and
Hoven
F. Coleman
Xanes
Peecial
Homes
Chas
ML. Dwyer
Fan
Owas
St the Boas of Ava
Jennie Branley
Will
J Cme
Betzner
N. W. A. and
Sargon
Alexander Malcott
New York
Casthin
Hagman
Huron Grain & Coal CO
Wishmore
Aviation Group
C. R. Stewart
Farmers & Merchants Bank
News Day
Secord
Lockies
Jess
National Broadcasting Company
Laredo
Broadwe
Catherine Mistheryn Moylan
Maurisl
Sy, Mowe
Moma Darby
Catherine Mozles
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!