Pioneers Colle Longstanding Tri County Picnic and Elections
The Tri county pioneers association of Brookings Hamlin and Kingsbury held their annual Arlington Beach picnic. Percy Cruthers presided as directors were elected: P Cruthers and J Barber from Kingsbury, G Telstong and P O Svarnari from Hamlin, R Henry and H Sterns from Brookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Tri-county Pioneers Association
Brookings
Hamlin
Kingsbury
Arlington Beach
Percy Cruthers
Badger
P. Cruthers
J. Barber
Kingsbury County
G. Telstong
P.O. Svarnari
R. Henry
H. Sterns
Brookings County
Sterns
Cruthers
Green
South Dakota
Tr. Green
Pugsiey
South Dakota State College
North Preston Lutheran
Mortensen
Volga
P. Cruther
BR. Henry
Trasurer
Preston Church Holds Annual Lake Preston Picnic At Midway Park
The Lake Preston Congregational Sunday school gathered about forty members for a Tuesday picnic departing at 9 am. Activities included kitten ball, picnic lunch, kids games, bathing, and roller skating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Lake Preston
Gann Valley Truck Line Change of Ownership
Armour Schlegel sold the Kimball Gann Valley truck line to Derel Smiley of Hastings Nebraska who will assume control immediately. Schlegel will devote his time to a White Eagle filling station and a Hanford cream station after operating the line for three and a half years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gann Valley
Armour Schlegel
Kimball- Gann Valley
Derel Smiley
Hastings
Neb
Schregel
White Eagle
Hanford
Springs Company Installs 1000 HP Engine At Plant
Central West Public Service installs a 1000 horsepower engine at its plant in Hot Springs. The new unit, weighing 64 tons, will work with two older engines to provide ample light and power for several years, according to officials. The project aims to ensure reliable service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoqt Springs Company
Hot Springs
Central West Public Service Company
Fire marshal urges care in hot dry weather in South Dakota
PIERRE July 17 P D C Lewis state fire marshal warns dry conditions raise forest and prairie fire danger. He urges careful disposal of camp fires and cigarettes especially in Black Hills areas to cut risk. He notes laws permit penalties from 10 to 1000 dollars fine and 3 days to a year in prison for careless prairie fire setting and liability for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Pierre
P—D. C
South Dakotans Face Nearly $100 Million Auto Bill for 1930
Pierre July 17 State highway engineer J Maughs Brown estimates South Dakota will spend about 100 million on autos in 1930. With over 200 000 vehicles operating costs such as gasoline tires repairs storage greasing and interest will approach the sum. State county and township road expenditures will exceed 21 million, while the highway department plans about 5 million and counties 6 million more. He says highway improvements offer the only path to reducing transportation costs and credits existing systems with saving millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Brown
State Highway Department
South Dakota
Deadwood Firemen Receive $2000 Donation for Lead Blast
At a Deadwood fire department meeting members were surprised by a letter from Homestake Mine superintendent B. Yates enclosing a $2000 check. The gift honors the department for aiding in fighting the Lead area blaze and a Lead mayoral letter praised their cooperation. The group voted thanks to Yates, Homestake Mining Co. and Lead Mayor Casner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
B. Yates
Homestake
Deatwood Bremen
Lead
Yates
Homestake Mining Company
Casner
Demand For Farm Labor In South Dakota In June
Richard T. Jones, U S Employment Service district director, reports June shows active demand for experienced general farm help in South Dakota, with supply meeting demand. Wheat regions show improvement from May. Sioux Falls has steady unskilled workers for road projects and city work. Huron air employment satisfactory. meat packing normal while railroad jobs down and surplus workers exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Richard T. Jones
United States Employment Service
Gas Thieves Take Fuel From Frankfort Service Station
Gas thieves opened a pump at the Service garage run by Raymond McKee and removed fuel on Sunday night. Officials say a full sales record will be used to determine the stolen amount as audit work proceeds. In other news, construction plans detail a graveled Fort Thompson to Chamberlain highway aiding Buffalo county residents and linking eastern and western sections with Highway 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort Station
Frankfort
X Raymond McKee
State Highway Commission
Buffalo County
Fort. Thompson
Fort Thompson
Chamberlain
Plan New Highway In Buffalo County
Buffalo county commissioner August G Wendt announces that plans for a highway from the county north line to Fort Thompson Crow Creek Indian agency have been completed and are expected to proceed in due time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo County
Highmore
G. Wendt
Board of Commissioners of
Highhway
Fort Thompson
Crow Creek Indian Agency
Farmer Meagles Suffers Binder Accident
Hedlund of Pearl Creek township had a hand badly cut and mangled when his team started up as he fixed the binder packet. He was taken to a doctor at Huron where the arm was dressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavouh
Sully
May Hedlund
Pearl Creek Township
Huron
July and August Best Time to Cull Poultry
Brookings July 17. J. Weisner extension poultryman at South Dakota college says July and August are best months to cull unproductive hens. He advised owners to wait until July since aliens lay well in late spring and early summer and poor producers appear after the heavy production period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
J. Weisner
South Dakota College
Alpena Odd Fellows Install New Officers
Alpena July 11 Special The Odd Fellows lodge met at the IOOF hall Monday evening and installed officers for the term Noble Grand E L Holly Vice Grand W L Kelly Chaplain George Kane
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellow Lodge
I. O
Local Lodge Officers and Roles Listed
The note lists lodge positions with names including H. A. Munson ward Isonductor W. S Leighton right supporter to nol and J. HE. Miller left supporter as grand. It names a. J. Brigham inside pardiun Harley Thompson outside guard A. B. Lawrence vice grand Robert Skinner left supporter to vice grand Walter Eastman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Munson
W. S Leighton
Nol. Grand
J. HE. Miller
Noble Grand
A. J. Brigham
Harley Thompson
A. B. Lawrerce
Grand
Robert Skinner
Supr
Rter
Walter Eastman
Ss S
Ky T. Aisenbrey
Herbert Hound
Railroad Company Dresses Of Prove
Deadwood July 17 A crew is at work painting the C B Q buildings in the city The section houses on Charles street are given a light buffellow coat and the past station on a German street is being painted All Burlington stations along the line are painted the same color The system is used to apply the paint and the work is done rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
Hosses
Charles Street
Burlington
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Pugsley
S. D
M Rerkec Dance
Ene
Huron Grocery
Heron
Farmer Meagles
Qailroad Company
PROVE
Boy Scouts
Miss McDonald
Lucy D.macdonald
T. J. Harvey Co
Cguthura
Minnie Damron
Rt. 3
Jackson
Ohio
Lebotaetien
Hope Malina
Mario Amele Cach
Osborn
Society
Acas
Kait Underwear
Ecru
Moony
3Rd Street Clothiers
Haror
Rayon
Polo Shir
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