State Roads In Good Condition In South Dakota
A weekly report by Frank D. Kriebs shows most trunk highways open and in good or fair condition with some oiling, reshouldering, and pavement work ongoing. Reading detailed routes from U.S. 12 Yellowstone Trail to U.S. 18 and state roads reveals gravel, pavement, and oil projects, with caution urged near active sites.
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Webster
West Day County
Aberdeen
Ipswich
Mobridge
McIntosh
Thunderhawk
North Dakota
Minnesota
Devel
Watertown
Todington
Henry
Clark
Frankfort
Redfield
Redfeld
Gettysburg
Lalant
la Plant
Dupree
Faith
Varth
Helle Fourche
U. S
Brookings
Volga
Arlington
Lake Preston
Huron
Wolsey
Harold
Ft. Fierce
IM. Pierre
Midland
Philip
Rapid City
Custer Battlefeld
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon
Plankinton
White Lake
Chamberlain
Reliance
Vivian
Murdo
Belvidere
Kadeka
U. S. 14
Sturgis
Wyoming Line
Pravel Fair
U. S. 18
Black Hills
Iowa
Canton
Davis
Lake Andes
Bonesteel
Tyndall
Avon
Burke
Winner
Okreek
Mission
Rosebud
Martin
Pine Ridge
White River
Hot Springs
Edgemont
Minnekahta Fair
Meridian
Salem
Hayti
Hayt
Hamlin
Good
North County
Yankton
U. S. Ti
Milbank
Hair
Clear Lake
Lone Tree
del Rapids
Renner
Beresford
Elk Point
Sioux City
Annual Play Day Held at Onida Sully County
Sully County Home Extension clubs held their annual play day on June 8 with a picnic dinner at the local school gym and a program in the high school auditorium. The event featured one act play Her Crowning Glory, illustrated songs, stunts from several clubs, vocal and violin solos, and group singing led by Arm Dempster. Organizers included Mrs. Van Ludwig, county chairman, and helpers Norgaard, Eller, and Skinner.
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Onida Onida
Sully County
Farm Womens’ Club
Blaine-Lincoln Club
Farmington and Kum Jamus Club
Ruth Cummings
Ralph Wagner
Grace Brehe
Beatrice Brookings
Henry Hertel
Arm Dempster
Hotte
van Ludwig
A. J. Norgaard
Lester Eller
Huidka Skinner
Lake Chapelle Opens to Fishermen in Summer Season
Highmore June 12 special report says Chapelle creek dammed three years ago to create an artificial lake. An open fishing season runs Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays from June 18 to September 23 with a limit of three bass and 12 bullheads. The Chapelle Lake association maintains the lake and landscape with trees and shrubs, aiming to become a park.
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Highmore
Chapelle Creek
Chapelle
Wayland Pupils Receive Eighth Grade Diplomas
The eighth grade graduation at Miller featured Wayland students John Korakis Francis Tams Eunice Ravenscroft Gladine Lilly and Florence Olson earning diplomas. Nearby rural pupils Marvin Brown Billy French Helen French Viola Paulsen and Lester Tienken from Grand township also attended graduation.
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Wayland
Miller
Hand County
John Korakis
Francis Tams
Eunice Ravenscroft
Gladine Lilly
Florence Olson
Grand Township
Marvin Brown
Billy French
Helen French
Viola Paulsen
Lester Tienken
Honor students at Yankton College Graduation
At Yankton College fifty first commencement over one third of seniors graduated with honors. Of forty seven bachelor degrees eighteen honors. five magna cum laude and thirteen cum laude. Seventy two diplomas awarded including forty five BA degrees one BMus one BTheology twenty two normal diplomas two normal music diplomas and one diploma in dramatic art. Wilma Roti recovering well after appendicitis operation at Mitchell hospital.
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Yankton College
Yankton
Rangers Take Hike to Lake Sully
The Rangers led by Floyd Blaisdell hiked overnight to Lake Sully and returned home Wednesday afternoon.
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Onida
Floyd Blaisdell
Lake Sully
Supreme Court to Rule on Tax Referendum and Curricula Cases
The South Dakota Supreme Court will hear three major cases within ten days. They involve attempted referendums of the new gross income tax and railroad commission laws and a curricula dispute at the University and School of Mines. Arguments set for June with rulings likely before July.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Supreme Court
State College, University and School of Mines
High Court
Secretary of State
Railroad Commission
State College
School of Mines
Vermillion
Walter Conway
Board of Regents
Rain Brings Hope for Forestburg Crops
Forestburg reports beneficial rain after a dry spell from May and June. A 0.19 inch rainfall on June 7 and 0.48 inch on June 12 lifted crop prospects, aiding small grain recovery and giving corn a significant boost despite prior damage.
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Forestburg Forestburg
Forestburg to have no school election
Forestburg will not hold an election for the school board as only two terms and one vacancy were up for re election. Petitions circulated favored J. T. Fairfield for re election and August Kundert for the vacant seat formerly held by Mrs Flores Hinde. With no other petitions, Fairfield and Kundert will assume office on the expiration date of the current members.
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Forestburg
Petit Hesse
J. T. Fairfield
August Kundert
Flores Hinde
Fairfield
Kundert
Mer ry Workers Club Meets in Ames for Quilting
The Mer ry Workers club gathered in Ames on June 12 with Mrs. Leona Arbogas hosting. Visitors included Mrs. Lawrence Dean and Grandma Dean, Mrs. Charles Arbogast, Mrs. Will Arbogast, Mrs. Will Wade, Dorothy Kinligh and Mrs. Rumelhardt. The group spent the day quilting and postponed the next meeting due to picnics and the Fourth of July.
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Ames Club
Ames
Merry Workers Club
Leona Arbogas
Lawrence Dean
Grandma Dean
Charles Arbogast
Will Arbogast
Will Wade
Dorothy Kinligh
Rumelhardt
Vacation Bible School Grows at Highmore
The new pastor leads a two week daily program at Highmore First Congregational Church. Sixty seven children attend the sessions from 9 AM to 12 noon with activities in singing crafts games stories and worship. Teachers and officers include Marion and Marguerite Askew Edna McKellip Alice Gray Muriel Bonnie OFrien Florence DeWolf Mary Meigs Lorraine Lake and Mrs James Hamlin. A program to show the school work is planned for Friday evening June 18.
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Highmore
Edna McKellip
Alice Gray
Muriel
Bonnie O'Frien
Florence DeWolf
Mary Meigs
Lorraine Lake
James Hamlin
Picnic Set For June 15 At Highmore Park
The Hutchinson Bon Homme county picnic will again be held at the Highmore municipal park on June 15. Each family provides its own lunch while free coffee will be served. A program of races and other contests will occupy the afternoon with prizes for winners.
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Highmore Highmore
Highmore Boy Leads Japanese Traveler Across Country
Robert Parkinson, Dakota Wesleyan graduate, guides Maurelia Mitsida a Japanese student, traveling eastward from Highmore to Chicago Niagara Falls and Washington. Their expenses are funded by the Japanese government. Emil Dittman of Highmore, another recent graduate, joined the group from Mitchell for part of the trip.
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Highmore
Robert Parkinson
Dakota Wesleyan
Maureiia Mitsida
Daeta Wesleyan
Chicago
Niagara Falls
New York
Washington
Emil Dittman
Mitchell
Ther
First Summer Band Concert Opens In Woonsocket
The first of four summer band concerts, directed by D. Hansen, offered a fine program. Beginning next Wednesday, concerts will start at 8:30 PM instead of 8 to allow farmers to reach town for the performances.
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Woonsocket
D. 3. Hansen
Constipation Relief Through Kellogg’s All-Bran Cereal
An old advertisement promotes All-Bran from Kellogg as a gentle fiber option to prevent constipation. It claims All-Bran adds bulk to move waste through the intestines and provides iron, with two tablespoonful daily advised. Sold by grocers. Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Lake Chapelle
Lane
Wilma Roti
Andrew Roti
Mitchell Hospital
Northwestern Public Service Company
Roosters
Mebueh Roy
Fairmont Creamery Co. Cash Buyers of
Second Street 5. E
Fair City Produce Co
John Deere Implement Co
Dakota Avenue
Swift & Company
Huron, S. D
Plymouth
Seth Thomas
WM. A. Rogers
Silver Tea Ox Coffee Service
International Silver Co
Rogers
International Sliver Company
Miller’s Jewelry Store
Newberry Building
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