Federal Court Ends After Two-Week Session at Deadwood
The Deadwood term adjourned by Judge A Lee Wyman with about 50 cases disposed of. The grand jury returned around 38 indictments and 12 or 14 informations. Multiple defendants received sentences or probation, including liquor, larceny, and possession offenses across Deadwood, Pine Ridge, and Rosebud, with Leavenworth and Alderson sentences noted and several suspensions on probation. The Dowling murder case was held for the July term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
A. Lee Wyman Uftil
United States
Olaf Eidem
Dowling
A. J. Fillback
Hobson Goings
Pine Ridge
E. J. Buckmaster
Rapid City
Pennington County
James Gordon Dixon
Leavenworth
George White
Moses Rinsing Shield
George Thunder Hawk
Alex Larvie
Willet
Robert Walker
Sale
Richard Pray
Alderson
W. Va
Women's Reformatory
A. L. Keiser
Fred Berry
Wasta
William Hairy Shirt
Bernard Walking Crow
Rosebud
Repe
Matthew Eagle Dog
Parmalee
Robert Lloyd White Horse
William Bad Bear
Reynold High Pine
Ransom Forse
Pedro Merrivale
Walter Finn
James Dell
Hot Springs
Chillicothe
Ohio
Dell
Elmer Branson Carter
Albert Yankton
Jarceny
Kenneth Kramer
Posession
Kenneth
Jesse Standing Buffalo
Alex Roubideaux
Chill
Women doctors form first state medical auxiliary in SD
Sioux Falls wives organize the first women's auxiliary to the South Dakota State Medical Association 21 years ago in 1910 at Hot Springs with 18 charter members. The group now has 100 members and will meet in Aberdeen during the 50th anniversary convention, with North Dakota doctors joining and Mrs. J Blake of Minnesota attending as a guest leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
T. J. Billion
South Dakota State Medical Association
Hot Springs
Aberdeen
South Dakota Society
North Dakota
R. D. Jennings
5S. M. Hoff
Yankton
H. T. Kenny
Pierre
C. &. Toole
Vienna
Billion
Jimes Blake
Hopkins
Mion
National Auxiliary
KR. J. Mayer
J. C. Dimacher
Vermillion
N. E. Hopkins
Arlington
Enrollment Gains In Sioux Falls Schools
Figures from the Sioux Falls board of education show May 1831 enrollment rose by 239 pupils from the previous year. The city school system now counts 7,011 students in grades and high school, with 1,546 in high school and 5,466 in grades.
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S. F
Sioux Falls
Board of Education
Willant Grading Under Way on Yellowstone Trail
Aberdeen June 1 The State Highway department announces Yellowstone Trail grading will begin within a week. Seven miles will be graded and a new bridge over the James River planned for construction on the trail. Heavy rains delayed work. the existing bridge will be moved aside as a detour during construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willant
Yelowstone Trail
Aberdeen
State Highway Department
James River
Yellowtone Trail
Milwaukee Railroad Offers Land For Employee Garden Plots
In June the Milwaukee railroad company granted free use of unused property to former employees and part time workers to grow vegetables. Superintendents across divisions were ordered to provide land, with garden clubs forming in women’s railroad groups and free seeds offered to those unable to buy them. The plan aims to relieve unemployment as substantial land becomes available and many men are expected to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobridge
Milwaukee Railroad Company
Milwaukee Railroad
Wool Market Shows Unsteady Tendency
The Boston wool market has seen alternating strength and weakness since January as domestic prices ran above foreign by tariff. May foreign prices fell. U S prices weakened with foreign markets. Trading was slow last week as new clip wools enter the market. Readability shows price ranges for South Dakota wools to Boston, with deductions for local freight and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
South Dakota
Rambouillet
Shropshire
Hampshire
Viborg Air Carnival Promises Circus Style Airfair
Viborg hosts the second annual air carnival Saturday and Sunday June 5 and 6 featuring air races stunts and prizes. Free parking, five animal acts including ostriches goats monkeys and a live gorilla plus a mystery ship built by Art Aggergaard. A girl parachute jumper and continuous carnival attractions with rides and concessions augment the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viborg
Viberg
Art Aggergaard
Printonian Club Sponsors Open House at State College
Brookings June 1 The Printonian Club will sponsor the second annual open house of the printing laboratories at State College the eve of June 2 after the band concert. From 7:30 to 10:30 the shop will be open for inspection with all 50 608 pieces of equipment including presses slug casting machines folder cutter stapler and other machines in operation. Printing and journalism students will operate the equipment and display work throughout the shop. In the binder department processes gathering stapling and trimming a bulletin will be printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printonian Club
Brookings
State College
Prontonian Club
Altering Tax Refund Claims Leads to Fines
Earl Wood of Sioux Falls and John Helvig of Waubay were fined 25 each after pleading guilty to altering gasoline tax refund claims. The state highway commission reported the tickets involved were over a year old, and dates were changed to fit the one year limit set by statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Earl Wood
Sioux Falls
John Helvig
Waubay
State Highway Commission
Miles
R O T C Officers to Enter Fort Snelling Encampment
Fifty one junior officers of the State college ROTC will enter Fort Snelling July 14 for six weeks training. Captain Walter E. Smith says rifle and pistol marksmanship are precursors to the encampment as lists of names from Brookings, Sioux Falls, Watertown, and surrounding towns are provided.
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Brookings
State College
Fort Snelling
Walter E. Smith
Alan Axford
Castlewood
James. Boyd
Junius
Lyle Cheever
Wilbur Carter
Wagner
Norman Christianson
Wilmot
Otis Dahl
Sisseton
Newhart DeFreese
Broukings
Eldredge
Earl Harris
Diller
Neb
Clark Humphrey
Sansare
Lester Johnson
Dell Rapids
John Kass
Huron
Herry Leonhardt
Cavour
Jarsen Low
Watertown
Robert Mitchell
Madison
Eugene Narum
Wesley Neufeld
Freeman
Edgar Painter
Colone
Percy Peterson
Bancroft
John Pettis
Arlington
Jean Pharis
Marcus
Stanley Rishoi
Melvin Rogers
Leonard Rehrs
White Lake
Kenneth Shoenwether
Earl Spooner
Kermit Swanson
Martin Tayor
Wolsey
Delbert Taute
Maynard Tollefson
Sioux Falls
Harold Townsend
Fremont Trystad
Volga
Chester Trumbo
Paul Warner
de Smet
Edward Wedell
Calman
Merwin Wheeler
Mitchell
Leo Wilson
Hazel Run
Minn
LaVerly Woseepka
Britton
Everard Opsal
Light Yost
Pierpont
Emil Madsen
Russel Hurt
Chester
Clarence Stockland
Wakonda
Edwin Jznison
Avon
Albert Konstant
Marvin
Walterpets
Glenham
Louie Mever
Salear
Prizes At Black Hills Rodeo In Belle Fourche
Belle Fourche hosts the Black Hills round up July 2 to 4 with prizes totaling 14,000 offered for riding roping horse racing and other divisions. Trick riding and roping exhibitions have 4,000 posted. Livestock contracts total 34,045. Championship bucking bulldogging and calf roping prizes are 1,200 each while steer riding bareback riding cowgirl contests and races offer 450 to 250.
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Black Hills Rodeo Belle Fourche
Black Hills
Broadland People Head East for Two Week Visit
A. Miedema and daughter Tina of Broadland depart for a two week trip visiting New York. Tina will spend a few days in Chicago with Mr and Mrs Fred Smith, former residents of Huron, and also visit New Jersey.
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Broadland
A. Miedema
Tina
New York
Miedema
Chicago
Fred Smith
Huron
New Jersey
Woman's Breeches Stirs Brookings Guardsmen Rush
In Brookings, a June rush to join Company B, 103rd Engineers, of the South Dakota National Guard followed a circulating report that the unit would appoint women officers. A captain ordered new breeches, specifically women riding breeches, sparking rumors that women would serve as officers and prompting eager recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
103Th Engineers
South Dakota National Guard
Air Spectacle Highlights Aberdeen Golden Jubilee
Aberdeen prepares a five mile parade with moats, a 1000 cast pageant, and a 47 aircraft flyover from June 4 to 7 marking the citys fiftieth anniversary. The event opens with a North and South Dakota Medical association meeting and features horseshot contests with prize divisions. Police report moonshine seized at city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
South Dakota
North and
South Dakota Medical Association
Fountain Gift To State College Installed
A $50 bequest from Prof. R. F. Kerr, left before his 1921 death, funds a drinking fountain now installed between the Central and Administration buildings at State College. The simple chromium bowl fountain bears Kerr’s inscription noting his long service from 1885 to 1904 and his wish for a practical student and faculty use rather than memorial features. Kerr, a popular figure who taught and served in multiple roles, retired in 1906 and lived in Brookings the final years of his life.
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R. Kerr
State College
Kerr
Exper
Ment
Elred
Brookings
Regient
United States
Updile
Farmers’ Institute
State College Reports 1061 Regular Enrollment, 1551 Year Total
State College records show 1061 regular students enrolled this year and a grand total of 1551 attending during the year, per assistant registrar Gladys Hell who finalized the attendance summary this week. The figures reflect the season's enrollment data and include the full year’s attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Brookings
Glayds Hell
Incomplete College Class Numbers Highlight Rural School
The fragment lists class sizes across years and sexes at a rural agricultural school. Totals show 1161 students with 453 men and 34 women, plus 339 freshmen and 124 women, while sophomores 184, juniors 159, seniors 122, and various graduate and special groups push counts toward the total.
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Ondary School of Agriculted
Creamery Chiol Munangi
Vollage
Foreign War Veterans Organize At Brookings
Veterans of Foreign Wars organized in Brookings as ex-service men gathered to form a local post. The Brookings post is planned as the first in South Dakota with the aim to unite veterans in the region and support ongoing activities.
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Brookings
Veterans of Foreign W
Brookings Post
South Dakota
Dakota
Prise
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R.O.T.C
Snelling
Aberdeen Municipal
Pacific Coast
Fair Grounds
Dakotas
Aberdeens
Aberdeen Pitching Cla
Akota
R. F. Kerr
Chrysler
Indianapolis Speedway
Contest Board
American Automobile Association
A. A.A
Jon -Vis
Standard Oil Company
Indiaga
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