Acreage Added in Indian Lands Opens South Dakota Growth
Lawrence K. Fox, Pierre state historian, notes in Margh's Grove that South Dakota's available acreage rose since statehood as Indian reservations opened. He cites Great Sioux reservation 1890 adding 11 million acres and Sisseton Preservation adding 200,000 acres, plus population growth from 328,000 to 709,000.
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Bison
S. D
South Dakota
Lawrence K. Fox
Pierre
Fox
Missouri River
Great Sioux
Sisseton
Dakota
South
State to resurf ace 250 miles of highways in county projects
The state highway commission plans about 250 miles of resurfacing and graveling in multiple counties including Minnehaha Yankton Union Marshall Roberts Clay and others. Projects cover gravel surfacing and resealing from Sioux Falls to Yankton and extend to Gayville with bids set for various mileage figures. The program also includes earlier sections featuring grading bridges guard rails and related work.
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Mately
State Highway Commission
Minnehaha
Sioux S$ North
Yankton
Gayville
Union
Marshall-Roberts
Fon County
Hangonity
Jerauid County
Marshall and Roberts
Douglas
Yankton County
Faulk
Land
Clay County
utebiumTiiles
McCook
Brookfordy
Ington
Former Tulare Pastor Dies After Heart Disease
The Rev. Max Kurshat, former pastor of the Evangelical church of Tulare, died of heart disease July 2. He lived in New York City for the past five years and is survived by his widow and two children, a daughter and a son.
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Tulare
Max Kurshat
Evangelical Church of
Miner County Livestock Club judges horses cattle hogs and sheep
The Miner County Livestock club met at Howard Sawyers home July 16 to judge horses and cattle and then moved to Roy Olmsted farm north of town to judge hogs and sheep. Six club members will be chosen to travel to Brookings with three heading to the State Fair at Huron in the fall.
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Brookings Argonne
Miner County Livestock Club
Howard Sawyers
Howard
Roy Olmsted
Here
Brookings
Ifaron
Argonne Farmers Begin Harvest Amid Frost Damaged Grain
Argonne reports most barley growers start harvesting as frost left some fields light and later grain in better condition. Several farmers plan to plow corn and begin harvesting this week while conditions vary by field. In Tulare, Mike Anderson and W H Harrison left Wednesday for a fishing trip to a lake near Fargo, North Dakota.
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Argonne
Tulare
Mike Anderson
W. H. Harrison
Fargo
N. D
Three Sisters Meet in Frankfort Reunion
Mrs. F. M. Kuhns hosts a rare reunion in Frankfort with her sisters Mrs. G. K. F Haring of Glendale California and Mrs. Frank Aldred of Milford Iowa enjoying a long overdue visit marked by warmth and happiness as the trio reunites.
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Frankfort
Wrankfort
G. K.F Haring
Glendale
Cal
Frank Aldred
Milford
Poultry and livestock diagnoses reported by South Dakota college lab
Brookings July 19 A total of 2768 diagnoses of diseased animals and fowls from across South Dakota were made by the Animal Health Laboratory at South Dakota State College in the past year. The report lists specimen categories including parts of animals and fowls 226 swine 210 entire fowls 716 miscellaneous 147 sheep and lambs 38 and blood samples 1498. Blood diagnoses aimed to detect contagious abortion in cows.
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Brookings
South Dakota
South Dakota State College
C.¢. Lipp
State
College
State of Scientists
State College
Labor Status Improves in South Dakota in June
Minneapolis July 19. Richard P. Jones director of the U S Employment Service reports marked improvement in South Dakota labor conditions in late June. Transients absorbed by railroad, farm, and public works. normal manufacturing employment. increased railroad work. Sioux Falls sees farm help and construction demand while most local industries run steadily with no overtime. A $125000 contract is under way for building and repairs.
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Minneapolis
South Dakota
Richard P. Jones
United States Employment Service
Sioux Falls
Normal
Ystead
Fluron
Huron
Good Deere
Alles
Visiting in Frankfort
Frankfort July 19 Special Phil Jones and family of Emerson Nebraska are visiting in town with D W Jones Brown Jones and George Sebiessl. Mr Jones formerly lived here and was one of the first male carriers from this place.
Picnic at Fishers Grove Brings 67 Guests Together
July picnic in Frankfort hosted by the Lambert and Hichels families drew 67 attendees from Canada and other South Dakota towns for dinner and an afternoon of socializing at Fishers Grove. Pierre report notes Floyd Vaughn of Wamblee appointed to succeed Charles Gales on Washabaugh County Board of Commissioners.
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Frankfort
Lambert
Fishers Grove
Canada
South Dakota
Gettysburg Loan Body Rates High
The Gettysburg National Wall Loan Association appears on the Federal Reserve Bank of Omaha honor roll indicating strong financial standing. It shows 106 loans in force totaling 342100 with regular six month dividends paid. The association, organized in 1917, began with a 3000 loan to A. Rigerson and is led by J W Sargent, E Nauman, Reuben LaRosh, and a board including Nagel, Anderson and Wager.
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Gettysburg
Ant Bank of Omaha
Claig Iace
J. W. Sargent
Gatlysboro
Associa
Sargent
Omaha Bank
Gettysburg Loan Association
Potter County
Ee T. Nauman
Mr. Sargent
Nauman
Reuben LaRosh
Joseph Nagel
Olaf Anderson
A. D. Wager
C. ‘D. Jones
L. H.waller
Adam Richardson
State Seniors Finish Courses for Degrees
Brookings reports the six week summer session at South Dakota State college closed with degrees awarded in agriculture, general science, and commercial science. Notable graduates include Dyk, Ward, Larson, Willmott, Aldrich, Foss, Hasche, Toss, Hiner, and Past. Tulare hosts a chautauqua program July 28 to 31.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
Ae * Agriculture
Govert ‘Dyk
Platte
Samuel”. Ward
van Horn
Buffalo
Julis S. Larson
Webster
Freda Willmott
White
Philip S. Aldrich
Pierre
Mark M. Foss
Clark
Virgil Hasche
Rock Rapids
Noel E. Toss
Lovell David
Hiner
Wagner
Maryin Past
Storm damages hit Masonic and Odd Fellows halls
Special report notes many windows broken in Masonic and Odd Fellows halls and in several homes. Roofs damaged at a few locations. A dozen small grain fields northeast of town report serious loss from the storm.
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The
Masonic
Odd
Elevator at De Smet Sold to Brookings Buyer
The Farmers Elevator, a strong all concrete plant built about ten years ago, was sold by S. Arneson to George P. Sexauer of Brookings who has already taken possession. Arneson exits due to ill health and plans to move with family to Nelson Minnesota.
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Ihdens
S. Arneson
Tor Georee P. Sexauer
Brookings
Arneson
Arnes
Effington
Eph RG
Nelson
Minn
Brookings marks 50th anniversary with pioneer program
Governor Bulow opens Brookings celebration as 500 pioneers register for pioneer buttons. Early settlers J M Wohl 1868 and Trice Trygstad 1869 noted. Speakers Karl Mundt Isaac Walton league J A Mathews. Crowd about 3000. Argonne reports a Nels Clementson relatives reunion at Chester park with 121 relatives present and families listed.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Trice Trygstad
Karl Mundt
Madison
Isaac Walton
Argonne
Nels Clemenson
Chester Park
Chester
U. S
Hilmer Clementson
Anna Holter
Near Here
Saldo Tularemca Hews Property Sale
Northside area in Tulare saw a sale of property to Mrs. Roy Shultz on Thursday July 41. Mr and Mrs George Heed, long-time operators since spring, left for Yankton to visit relatives and seek a new location.
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Eafa
Tulare
Roy Shultz
George Heed
Yankton
Diamond M Rodeo Sunday Draws West of Missouri Riders
Carpenter in July 19 report notes West of the Missouri River riders will gather in a Diamond M rodeo Sunday at 2 p.m. Events include broncho riding bareback wild horse races mula riding rope spinning and fancy roping. Black Diamond bucking broncho prizes awarded to top riders. Forty head of horses and several ropers are listed with competitors such as Monte Barker Billy M er and Tex Crey among others.
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Carpenter
Missouri River
Diamond M Rodeo
Monte Barker
Her
St. Pierre
Philip
Billy Mmer
Apin- Tex Crey
Eddie Claymore
Dakota committee on insurance forms group agenda
The committee on Insurance formed this year includes M. Patton Miter J Hassot Henry Hanten and others from Watertown Castawaly Vy and Stowx Fal's. George My oi map VW Lurie Yankton Service charyay Pierre and Pierre area chairs discuss the new insurance committee aims and members plan.
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Tovien
Dakota
Dinweidey
Heran
George My
Lurie
Charyay Pierre
M.T. Larsen
Isington Spring
Ywuy Penfold
Bella Pourshei
Ap Radeka
Bowes Unit Nerve Specialist Opens Local Office
Rane S303, Rural Phone 41 Dr Parbeiter offers nerve care services at the National Bank of Mrvan office. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily except Sundays and Mondays.
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Rane
Dr. Parbeiter
Bowes
Door Navi
National Bank of Mrvan
Gm Om. Dey
Mondais
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