Hilts Of Pierre Named Head Of S. D. Retail Merchants Association
I F Hilts of Pierre was elected president of the Retail Merchants Association of South Dakota at the 42nd annual Mitchell convention. He succeeds Art Svendby of Lemmon as head, with Frank West of Sioux Falls as vice president and Botkin of Huron and Warner Put as secretary and treasurer respectively. New directors include H L Barnes Pringle John Mueller Hot Springs Harry Lampe Huron E E Moreford Okresk George Slater Aberdeen A Marship Mantras and CE Chilson of Webber. Delegates urged testing a Surplus Commodities Corporation stamp plan in a South Dakota district. Congressman Francis Case defended parity farm payments and urged sorghum plantings to aid the state.
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Mitchell
F. E. Hilts
Pierre
Retail Merchants Association of
South Dakota
Art. Svendby
Lemmon
Frank West
Sioux Falls
Vic
W. C. Nam
Chicago
Botkin
Huron
Warner
Association
H. L
Barnes
Pringles
John Mueller
Hot Springs
Harry Lampe
E. E. Moreford
Okresk
George ‘Slater
Aberdeen
A. Marshick Mantras
CE. Chilson
Web Er
Surplus Commodities Corporation
H. W. Hembd
Iwich
J. J. Verschoor
Davison County
Francis Case
Case
New York
Dayton
Ohio
Lawmaker Flags Resource Development in State
The speaker warned of possible interference with oil conservation payments and urged development of raw resources in the state. He highlighted manganese ore deposits west of Chamberlain and argued that the people must rely on themselves and on natural resource development for salvation.
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Chamberlain
Van Voorhis To Retain His Post
SIOUX FALLS June 8 Mrs. Lucille Dindot Lennox was elected WRC department president of South Dakota and Aberdeen named as the 194 convention city by GAR and WRC delegates. Levin Van Voorhis of Huron will retain his post as head of the South Dakota GAR department as the GAR becomes inactive, with future business handled by the WRC.
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Sioux Falls
Lucille “Dindot Lennox
Woman's Relief Corps Department
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Grand Army of the Republic
WRC
Levin van Moorkis
Huron
GAR
Ste
Florence
Bunn
Iroquoi
IWRC
Dot
Ella Hilkemeier
Fort
Elyn Baker
Mitchell
Helen Ritter
Parker
Mary Picifer
Pierre
Lena Winger
Lennox
Ela Fitzgerald
Laura Harmon
Evelyn Schultz
Sioux Palls
Harlan Bushfield
Acton
GAR State Department
Lampson
Local Man Wounded While Hunting Hawk
Lewis Kritz of Bancroft was treated for a chest wound after a shotgun misfire while aiming at a hawk. He required 14 stitches and was weakened by blood loss. In other news, Lake Preston hosted the first weekly band concert directed by H B Ashbaugh with a good crowd despite hot wind.
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Bancroft
Lewis Kritz
Lake Preston
H. B. Ashbaugh
Local notices list births visits and homecomings
A collection of short notes reports visitors and family news from Bancroft Burdette Wolsey Bonilla and Huron. Items include Mrs Helen Cleland visiting her sister Mrs John Barling, Mr and Mrs Paul Olson and daughter Palma from Lone Rock visiting Burdette, Frank Roach returning home after surgery, the birth of Alice Marie Stegeman, a postponed Presbyterian Ladies Aid meeting in Bancroft, Gwendolyn Baptist and Eva Bonilla vacationing in Crandon, Wesley Busch returning from California, and Mr and Mrs E J Privett visiting in Huron.
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Desmet Bancroft
Ralph Dirksen
de Smeting
de Ray Walling
Burdette
Paul Olson
Daughtery Palma
Joy
Lone Rock
Charles Olson
Bonilla
Gwendolyn Baptist
Northern State Teacherys College
Eva
Herman Milkemeier
Crandon
Mrs Frank Sickles Returns to Minnesota from California
Mrs. Frank Sickles left Tuesday evening for her Marshal Minnesota home after caring for her mother Mrs A Foglesong for several months.
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Minnesota
Tulare
June
Frank Sickles
Marshal
Minn
A. ©. Foglesong
Retail Merchants Convention Draws Buss to Mitchell
Erwin Buss, a Rockham board member, left Sunday for Mitchell to attend the South Dakota Retail Merchants convention. He is accompanied by Lois Eisnach visiting Virginia Buss for several days. Ruby Nichols purchases the Forestburg telephone switchboard for Mrs. Art Farnam, with the Nicholses moving to the Farnam home in northern Minnesota.
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Rockham
Erwin Buss
Mitchell
S. D
Buss
Lois Eisnach
Virginia
Forestburg
Ruby Nichols
Art Farnam
Minnesota
Nichols
Farnam
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Pga
Shee Daeg
Lone Boy
Canning
Mra
Mae Blodsot
General Public Utilities, Inc
Deadwood, A
Plourn Dakora
van Voorhis
Dindot
M ‘A
Harry Fink
Wakonda
South Shore
Hitchcock
Helen Cleland
John Barling
Frank, Roach
Miller Hospital
Wolsey
Arthur Stegeman
Alice Marie
California
Wesley Busch
Pacific Grove
Calif
Wolley
E. J. Privett
Famly
Maggie Privet
Dakota
Ness of
Kellogg's Corn
Kellogg's
Melloor
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
The
Kellogg Company
Tate
Kool
Elly
Wizoom
Indiana
Wheaties
Louisville
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Péina
Qimr
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Lakesand
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HILEX
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