Supreme Court News Reverses Three Rulings in SD
South Dakota Supreme Court reversed three lower court decisions and dismissed one appeal in Pierre. The Lundberg appeal was dismissed for lack of party status, while the court preserved questions on attorney claims against the Mulligan estate. It upheld the Bank Commission against stockholder liability for Andrew Heckentaible and ordered a new trial in the Chelpon death case. It also affirmed a decision denying F O Finlayson compensation.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Supreme Call
High Court
Charles J. Lundberg
Green
Brown County Credit
BE. C. Ryan
Frank L. Lieh
Orge W. Crane
Michael Mulligan
Lundberg
Supreme Court
Ae Ag
Brown County
State Superintendent of Banks
Andrew Heckentaible
Closed Exchange State Bank of
Menno
Beadle County
Lee Barger
Pete Govis
Kate Govis
Harry S. Chelpon
Kate
Chelpon
Huron
Barger
Circuit Court
Moody County
F. O Finlayson
Dowd Brothers
Fonts
Prospects Good for Northwestern South Dakota Crops
C F Orvis reports May moisture and showers kept topsoil moist. Wheat rye and alfalfa show good growth with rye reaching 45 inches in one field. Drought damage limited by cool wet weather, but cutworms damage corn. haying and shearing underway. grazing fine as pests fade.
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St. D
South Dakota
C. F. Orvis
Orvis
Boy Run Over By Gravel Wagon In Montana Visit
The four year old son of Dwight Harnia of Montana was run over by a sand wagon at the Mason Ford home. He rode the wagon fell off and the uncle driver immediately lifted the wagon before wheels passed over his abdomen. The boy was taken to a hospital. The Herviz family visits Mrs Hartis sister Mrs Ford with brothers Allen and Harvey.
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ST. Lawresmue
Dwight Harnia
Montana
Mason Ford
Herviz
Hartis
Mrs. Ford
Allen
Harvey Artis
Rock Pile Reduces County Dependents
Brow county reports charges have fallen about 50 percent since the rock pile program began. R B Easton led operations and informed the county commission. About forty three former county charges have been removed by recycling broken concrete for road and street construction in the launch of the Big Summer project.
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Aberdfen
Brow County
R. B. Easton
Athol notes lodge picnic and church events
Athol reports detail the Royal Neighbor lodge picnic planned for June at E J Hopkins grove with locals attending from Athol. A children day program followed at the Congregational church after Sunday school. Rev Gebhart of Redfield preached a farewell sermon as he departs. Fred McKichan and Will Radike went fishing near Big Stone for a few days.
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Athol Athol
Athol
Gebhart of
Redfield
St Lawrence Pastor Cleared in Iowa Rumor
In St Lawrence on June 15 Special report says Rev. J. T. O Neill was rumored jailed in Iowa after a May 26 automobile accident. The rumor proved false as he was delayed two days for insurance adjustment and not accused in the crash.
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ST. Lawrence
Fspecialj
J. T. O'Neill
Iowa
O'Neill
Prizes Awarded At Yankton Golden Jubilee Commencement
At Yankton's fiftieth annual Golden Jubilee commencement a large set of prizes was awarded for academic and oratorical excellence. Winners include Will T. Flanagan Debate prize Arthur Scholten and Theo Liddell for debate with cash awards, and several English and oratory prizes among freshmen and upperclass students. additional awards were announced for oratory, Drake prizes, and the Robert H Miller essay prize with cash scholarships.
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Yankton
Will T. Flanagan
Arthur Scholten
Corsica
Theo Liddell
Bloomfield
Neb
Holand J. Sanders
Cleon Reidinger
Tyn Gall
Roger Nelson
Viborg
Myrtle Virginia Fisher
Miriam Lindeman
Morris Neilson
Mission Hill
H. Ey French
Barbara Hoffman
Parkston
Tyndall
Wayne Nicholas
Ree Heights
Fred Nichol
Drake
Margaret Rossman
Barbara Hefiigan
Robert H. Miller
Athol Young People to Attend 1932 Camp
Five Athol youths prepare to attend the Young People assembly at Lake Kampeska on July 3. Evelyn Booth and Bonnie Rhoades will join the Gene conference at Lake Geneva Wisconsin. In August few South Dakota girls have such an honor, with both Athol attendants to be juniors. Booth has four years state conference work and Rhoades three years plus Geneva camp experience.
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Athol
Booth
Miss Rhoades
Geneva Camp
Cavour Peony Farm Now In Full Bloom
Cavour, Jane reports Cavour Peony Farm in full bloom as Mr Burger’s extensive peony beds attract hundreds of visitors. The farm, about 44 miles north of Highway 14, expands each year with new beds and protected planting.
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Cavour
Jane
Shefield
Burger
Burerr Farms
Highway 14
Mr. Burger
Lockwoods Leave Athol After Week Long Visit
Mr and Mrs E R Lockwood of Huron depart Athol after a week at Mrs F D Booths home. They visited the old farm near Ashton and fished the James River. The couple marks 50 years of marriage and will spend summer fishing in northern Minnesota and visiting friends in Town and Wisconsin before returning to Huron in fall.
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Athol Athol
E. R. Lockwood
Huron
Athol
F. D. Booth
Ashton
James River
H.R. Lockwood
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Injured in Machine at Athol Farm
Sperialy-Roy Weed a 16 year old boy was working on the John Knapton farm seven miles west of Athol when his right hand was caught in gears of a feed mill. His glove tore and his thumb injured though not seriously. The Boy Scouts camp at Cot, Wood Lake with Richard Price enjoyed swimming hiking and camp fire. Four Atholtes attend summer school at Aberdeen normal. H A Rhoades and daughters Bennie Grace Maude Rasmussen registered. Mr and Mrs R K Wilhelm with Myrtle Ella Wilhelm toured through South Dakota and Wyoming.
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Athol
Sperialy
Roy Weed
John Knapton
BOY Scouts
Cub Scouts
Richard Price
Cottomwood
Lake Wednesday
Frip Athol
RK. C. Wilhelm
Myrtle Ella Wilhelm
Huron College
South Dakota
Wyoming
Wool Market Is Improved in Brookings Trade
Substantial improvement appears in the wool market over the past week in Brookings. Buyers grow more active, lifting sentiment and current quotations. Prices remained mostly steady with several lines of fleece wool moving. Texas 12 month wools fetched 35 to 38 cents per pound on a scoured basis, while South Dakota wools were valued against Boston reports for the week.
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Brookings
Ohio
Territory
Texas
South Dakota
Boston
Shropshire
Hampshire
Farm Union Picnic At St. Lawrence Park Draws Big Crowd
The 10th annual farm union picnic was held in St. Lawrence park with a large attendance. A picnic dinner, musical program, and address by Mr. Saltmarsh of Miller followed. Sports and festivities continued as over 1,000 people attended the event.
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Farm Union
Lake Presion
St. Lawrence Park
Saltmarsh
Miller
Mother Nature Repents For Past Actions In Lake Preston
Lake Preston reports heavy weekend rainfall with 12 inches in total starting Saturday. Town measured about a half inch with an inch reported south of town and three quarters of an inch on Sunday. Rye stands high and looks to yield well while other grains mature. corn and potatoes appear vigorous.
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Lake Preston
Lake Preston Pupils Stage Recital Under Mrs Matson
Mrs Walter Matson of Huron presented piano pupils in a Lake Preston recital at the Lutheran church. The program featured pieces by Blanche Trewatha Wright Strickland and more with students including Patricia Bonner Ruth Johnson Vivian Hesby and Barbara Jean Whinsley. The teacher moved to Huron recently after graduating from Augustana college and plans to continue classes in Lake Preston this fall.
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Lake Cosorum
Dune
Sopeday
Walter Matson
Huron
Gutheran
Preston
Blanche Trewatha
Sousa
Ruby
Ruth Fleming
Hurnn
Valse
Duand
Lillian Sethacken
Poupee Vatsant
Poldini
Dorothy May Alseth
Werbl
Richards
Josephine Bates
Scharwenka
Vivian Hesby
Lake Preston
Augustana College
Bum with Money Seeks Meal at Kale's Cafe
A bemused patron known as Bum enters Kale's cafe in Vermillion and asks to eat. He is directed to the kitchen where the cook orders a wash up. After washing, he pays with a $5 bill and leaves as staff wonder who the prank is on.
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Ji Habby
Mone Lop Chen
Kale
Kole
Miller special award brings wife and baby home
June 15. Special award Miller traveled to Agar to fetch his wife and their infant who had been visiting there with her parents for the past week.
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Wome Bonilla
Miller
Agar
Young Artists Give Recital at Lake Preston
Dale Kindness of Flan dreau and Elaine Larson of Lake Preston performed a varied violin program at the Lutheran church. The duo showcased pieces by Kreisler Gabriel and Deberiat with solos and duets and drew praise for Kindness's mature control and Larson's prodigy style.
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Lake Preston
Dale Kindness
Flandreau
Elaine Larson
Lutheran Church
Xreisler
Mr. Kindness
Rebeccah de Concert
Me. Kindness
Gabriel
Crops Grow Rapidly Near Bonilla
Rains in recent days aid small grain heading and corn growth. Potatoes and gardens progress well with some reports of peas and potatoes nearing harvest.
Reunion At ONeill O Neill Home Draws Large Family Gathering
A family reunion was held at the J T ONeill home with about 40 relatives attending. Guests included three of Mrs ONeills brothers and extended families from Pasadena Watertown and Yankton among others. A dinner was served at the Ladies Aid hall as they spent the afternoon visiting and recalling memories.
Mrs E W Wilson and Mrs Mattie Baird Visit East Treks
Mrs E W Wilson of Seattle and Mrs Mattie Baird stayed here briefly during their eastward tour. They have been touring the East and were en route home when spotted in Esmond on June 15.
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Esmond Esmond
E. W. Wilson
Seattle
Mattie Baird
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Cavour Peony
Mother Nature
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Drolla
Kindness
Flandreau Indian School
Uderyahn
Elaine
Carl Christiansen
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Mitchell
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Wilson Bros
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Hart Schaffner
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