Changes in South Dakota Game and Fish Department
Pierre July 1 The six member commission announces personnel changes effective today. O H Johnson director. E G Adams Rapid City deputy warden becomes assistant director in Pierre overseeing field wardens and office staff. Ray Thoman Euroa named warden in Rapid City area. Al Van Let Woonsocket named superintendent of fisheries with headquarters there. Van Lear succeeds RL Ripple at Watertown. Commission adopts an organization plan fixing responsibilities including regulations, employment, budgets, and policy, with the director administering and executing all commission actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Rapid City
al van Let
Woonsocket
Black Hills
van Lear
RL. Ripple
Watertown
Johnson
Care and Repair of Mowers and Binders
Brookings June special reports Bureau of Agricultural Engineering urges proper mower care. Align cutter bar knife head and guard plates, sharpen knife, and maintain correct lead to prevent poor cuts and clogging. Use straight edges to detect misalignment and adjust guards with shims as needed.
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Brookings
Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
U. S. Department‘of Agriculture
Bureau
U. S
Canova Company Reelects Officers
Canova Farmers Elevator Company reelected its present board for the coming year at the stockholders meeting held Saturday afternoon in the Canova Theater. Directors named were J. E. Johnson president W. J. Schafer secretary John Burke John J. Gnesman and M. Loudenburg. The company paid interest on capital stock for 1935 and 18% at 5 percent annually and distributed about $3,000 in cash dividends to 140 stockholders.
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Canova
Canova Farmers Elevator Company
J. E. Johnson
W. J. Schafer
John d. Burke
John J. Gnesman
MY. Loudenburg
Frankfort Boy Injured In Baseball Game
Frankfort July 1 Billy Dorsey sustained a paint injury to his right leg above the knee during a Sunday baseball game at Wessingion. Stitches were needed to close the wound. He plays for the Junior Legion team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Billy Dorsey
Wessingion
Reverend Butt Speaks On Presbyterian History
Raymond reports Rev. D. M. Butt of Huron spoke on the history of the Presbyterian Church from its beginnings to the present at the church in Raymond on Sunday. After the hour, the congregation shared a fellowship dinner in the church hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Butt
Raymond
D. M. Butt
Huron
Presbyterian Church
Swimming lessons at Wellington municipal pool attract crowds
Wellington July 1 Special The municipal swimming pool has been busy as it stays full. Orval Shanholtz recreation director uses every precaution to prevent accidents and teaches children swimming. Out-of-town guests were present in the basement of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Orval Shanholtz
Mim
Bymer and Bindenagel Wedding Performed
Miss Pearl By mers near Turton and Lyle Bindenagel eldest son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bindenagel were married recently. The bridegroom farms near Frankfort. The report reflects a small town wedding with local hiring and family ties amid a string of brief July notices from Orient and nearby areas.
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Bymer
Bindenagel
Fransfort
Miss Pearl Bymers
Turton
Lyle Bindenagel
Frank Bindenagel
Frankfort
South and
West Orient
John Cook
Violat Provaznile
Albert Johnson
Celebration Planned At Fischers Grove For July Fourth
Celebration planned at Fischer's Grove on July 4 and 5 under sponsorship of Mr and Mrs G A Schone. Bat games races and other features billed. A dance will be held each night with Walter Mill Billy Ockes playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fischer's Grove
G. A. Schone
Waller's Mill
Billy Ogckes
Neighbors Mark 30th Anniversary
Clark July 1 Special The 30th anniversary of Mr and Mrs R P Travers of Garfield Township was observed Sunday by a community gathering of about 200 neighbors. A surprise procession of 50 cars met at the nearby schoolhouse and drove to the Travers home at noon. A picnic lunch, decorated cake by Mrs Otto Goodman, and a silver purse gift framed a program of readings talks and music. An old fashioned buggy with Shetland pony carried two guests dressed as the original bride and groom. The Travers wedding occurred at Clarice and they have lived here most of the time since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
R. P. Travers
Garfield Township
Travers
Otto Goodman
Clarice
Ships cattle reef heights and horse shipment to Missouri
George Alien Sprecker left yesterday for Missouri with a carload of horses for Ernest Sprecker. Sprecker shipped three carloads of cattle to Boone Le today.
Hopper elected junior master councilor at state convention
Mitchell delegates narrowed to leadery and elected Paul Noble of Mitchell master councilor. Others named include Wick Ogborn Sioux Falls deputy, Howard Redlinger Watertown senior, Don Happel Huron junior, Ted Pasco Lead scribe, plus Rex Calhoon Winner mar shall and Howard Reddish Lead ren tinch. Preceptors Bob Smith Rapid City Dale Hammond Winner James Frealing Watertown Resse Jones Huron Bob Shipp Lead and others. Conclave closed with banquet at Ma Ponte Temple and dance in Masonic ballroom.
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Bob Cumming
Yankton
Howard Axelrod
Huron
Bob Shipp
Bob Maywaldt
Aberdeen
Frank Weatherwax
Sioux Falls
Rex Calhoon
Howard Reddish
Bob Smith
Rapid Ci
Dale Hammond
James Frealing
Watertawn
Resse Jones
Robert Steinbach
Herbert Nadle
Siouxe Falls
Robert Nellar
Mitchell
John French
Fred Kimball
Almoner
de Molays
Maponte Temple
Masonic
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Jack’s Market
Sunkist
Armours
RING
Bologna
Enced Elam
Wieners
Watoote
ABC
Zac
Poand
Lake of the Woods
Canova Company
Herschel Batey
Paragould
Ark
Farmer
Armasura Star
Council Oak
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
California
Orient
Orient Independent School District
Stobbs
Wessington
William Moaller
Wessington Hospital
Guy Stobbs
Manchester
F. Sheldon
Maxwell
Minneapolis
Detroit
Mich
Ree Heights
Wiel
Adbi
Ford
Fischer’s Grove
Pick Hopper
de Molay
Axelrad
Suly
Sun
Sunny Southland Beauties
Banta Rosas
Lares Basket
Valentine Dor
van Camp
O'Lakes
Pring
Bologna, Ib
Rrmour
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