Hills Roundup To Draw Big Crowds At Black Hills Meet
Hills roundup officials expect one of the largest crowds in history for the fourteenth event in Belle Fourche. July 2 to 4 will feature Gov Warren Green Senator W J Buron and business leaders. Leonard Strodd will direct arena events with 60 plus pro riders and many amateurs from SD WY MT and neighboring states. Purses total 14002 plus 1200 for bucking and 1200 for bulldogging and roping. fireworks cost 10000. over 8000 spent on livestock contracts.
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Belle Fourche
Black Hills
Warren Green
W. J. Buron
Fred Sargent
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Standard Oil Company
Leonard Strod
Calvin Coolidge
Cosmopolitan Picnic Planned for Kampeska Lake
Cosmopolitan clubs of South Dakota plan their annual picnic at Lake Kampeska in July. A Watertown meeting named James Ewing G H Hagen David T Shay and Carl Argubrite to arrange the affair. About 39 Cosmopolitans from across the state are expected to attend. date to be announced.
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Kampeska Watertown
South Dakota
Lake Kampeska
Watertown Club
James Ewing
G. H. Hagen
David T. Shay
Carl Argubrite
Piec
Ker
Newspapermen Named as World Press Delegates
Governor Warren Green appoints nine South Dakota newspapermen as delegates to the World Press Conference in Mexico City August 10 to 15. The list includes B C Dow Argus Leader Sioux Falls W R Ronald Republican Mitchell Francis Case Hot Springs G G Warner Times Advocate Gregory Al Adams Courier Sisseton H Low Card Reporter Webster John Craig Ledger Tripp Ed Oddy News D C DeVany Tribune Mobridge. Not all are expected to attend.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Warren Green
Mexico City
B. C. Dow
Argus Leader
Sioux Falls
W. R. Ronald
Republican
Mitchell
Francis Case
Hot Springs
G. G. Warner
Times Advocate
Gregory
al Adams
Courier
Sisseton
Hlow. Card
Webster
John Craig
Ledger
Tripp
Ed Oddy
News
D. C. DeVany
Tribune
Mobridge
Two Will Attend Law School This Summer
VERMILLION June 19 Terry Kirkpatrick Wagner and Clark Gunderson Vermillion will attend the Northwestern University law school this summer beginning June 22. Mr Kirkpatrick who graduated from the University of South Dakota school of law in June will take work at Northwestern in preparation for an instructorship at Vanderbilt University law school this coming year. Mr Gunderson will be a senior in the Universitys law school this coming year. Mr Gunderson will be a senior in the Universitys law school this fall. L. W. Feezer professor of law in the University is teaching in the Northwestern law school this summer.
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L. W. Feezer
University
Northwestern Law School
Akeley to Attend Engineering Meet in Purdue
Vermillion June 19. L F Akeley dean of the college of engineering at the University of South Dakota left Vermillion Tuesday to attend meetings of the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education at Purdue University Lafayette Indiana June 18 19 and 2. Dean Akeley is a member of the executive council of the reorganization.
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Akeley
L. F. Akeley
College of Engineering
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
Society For the Promotion of Engineering Education
Purdue University
Lafayette
Dean Akeley
The
Regenization
Dr Clyde Fisher to Speak at Northern Aberdeen
Dr Clyde Fisher of the American Museum of Natural History will appear in Aberdeen on June 25 as the second program in the Northern State Teachers College entertainment course. He has served since 1813 on the museum Scientific staff, is Curator of Visual Instruction, has led education work for fifteen years, directed museum photograpy, and has been Curator of Astronomy since the department’s founding five years ago.
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Clyde Fisher
Aberdeen
Clyde Fishax
American Museum of Natural History
Northern State Teachers College
Fisher
American Museum
Corn Prosperity Near Armour in June Rains
June 13 reports corn in excellent condition near Armour with no grasshoppers or insects. Extensive rains have boosted corn stands and small grain recovers from drought and late frosts, with moisture aiding yields. harvest prospects remain favorable despite some labor and feed shortages for cut.
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Armour Armiour
Band Entertainment For Spink Jail Inmates
Redfield South Dakota June 19 prisoners in Spink county jail are entertained twice weekly by a 35 member Redfield city band directed by C A Urban. The band rehearses Thursdays in the courthouse community room and performs on the courthouse lawn allowing inmates in their cells to hear the concert.
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Redfield
Spink County
South Dakota
C. A. Urban
Court House
Elect Lily Student As Senior President
Lily Ebner Hanson was elected senior class president for the summer session at Northern State Teachers College Aberdeen. Albert Jensen of Aberdeen is vice president, Dorothy Dresselhuys of Armour is secretary treasurer, and Prof Lipscomb from the biology department is adviser. Committees include Jensen and Shiflett of Aberdeen and Scholberg of Ortonville to plan graduation and announcements.
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Lily
Aberdeen
Ebner Hanson
Northern State Teachers College
Albert Jensen
Dorothy Dresselhuys
Armour
Bt. Lipscomb
Shiflett
Lucile Scholberg
Ortonville
Minn
Lewis Bartlett
George Schaeffer
Cleone Pierce
Miller
Bids Sought for Graveling and Oiling Highway 16
Pierre June 15. Bids for gravelling and oiling 20.53 miles of U S highway 168 from Stamford to Murdo have been asked by the state highway commission. The contract will be awarded June 30. The project will require nearly 40,000 cubic yards of gravel and 475,000 gallons of road oil.
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Pierre
Stamford
Murdo
State Highway Commission
Bible Class Meets at Farm Home North of Redfield
The Ladies organized Bible class of the Methodist church held its monthly meeting at the farm home of Mrs. A. E. Bruell, two miles north of Redfield. Mr. Stavely and Mrs. Meyers hosted, Mrs. Stavely presenting the History of Rebecca as they study women of the bible. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Boyer, and Mrs. Liebright. The next annual meeting is set for July 2 at Mrs. Trien in Beulah park.
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Redfield Redfield
Methodist Church
A. E. Bruell
Redfield
F. A. Stavely
Frank Meyers
R. Boyer
John Liebright
John Triec
Beulah Park
Pierre Water System Thrives Amid Shortage Fears
Pierre residents report no water crisis as the local pumpage system maintains supply. Officials note the plant can pump 2,678,400 gallons daily without major well drawdown, with two experimental pumps drawing 29 and 40 gallons per minute respectively.
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Pierre Pierre
Pierre
Dorothy Whittemore Appointed Assistant in Mathematics
Vermillion June 18 Special Dorothy Whittemore Vermillion has received an appointment as assistant in mathematics and astronomy at Brown University for the next school year. She pursued a master of arts degree in mathematics there this year and earned her A B at the University of South Dakota this spring. Miss Whittemore, a Phi Beta Kappa member, also earned a bachelor’s degree at USD this June and is affiliated with Kappa Alpha Theta social sorority.
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Dorothy Whittemore
Vermillion
Wilttemare
Kappa Alpha Thete
New Bank Planned For Hoven With 90 000 Capital
Gettysburg June 19 A new bank is being organized for Haven to open July 1 1931 with capital stock of 90000 named the State Bank of Haven. Incorporators include J J Haven Ben Lemler Charles Mack Mike Arbach Carl J Yocum John Timp and George G Schmidt 23 stockholders with nine directors J J Hoven as president Ben Lemier vice president William Rader cashier and P J Hackl assistant cashier Haven area firms previously saw two banks close in fall 1930 prior to this new venture.
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Hoven Gettysburg
Hoven
Harriette DeRouchey
Register of Deeds
State Bank of Haven
J. J
J. J. Hoven
Ben Lemier
William Rader
P. J. Hackl
Hoven State Bank
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Crop Conditions Vary Around Howard Area
Crop conditions near Howard are mixed due to irregular rainfall last month. Corn shows generally good stands but uneven growth, with some fields 12 inches high and others half that height. Overall grain is short and heading out early. First alfalfa crop is being pastured in many areas as cattle are driven onto public highways to save pastures.
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Howard Howard
Fish Census to Be Taken at Lake Mitchell
Mitchell June 18. A census will be taken at Lake Mitchell to track stock fish growth and remove carp buffalo and suckers. State supervisor Robert Ripple Watertown praised a recent census and local Izaak Walton group thanked him for opening the lake four days weekly for sunfish crappies and bullheads fishing. State workers continue to seine carp buffalo and suckers to reduce their numbers in the lake.
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Mitchell
Lake Mitchell
Robert Ripple
Watertown
Mitchell Izaak Waltons
Mrr
Ripple
Ben Greet Players to Be At Aberdeen
Sir Philip Ben Greet and the Ben Greet Players will appear at the Northern State Teachers College Aberdeen with Vera Lighthall, acting head of English, announcing a March visit. The troupe, returning to the U S by popular demand, will present Hamlet last year and slated selections include Twelfth Night and Macbeth with a goatinee performance.
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Ben Greet
Aberdees
Aberdeen
Philip Ben Greet
Northern State Teachers College
Vera Lighthall
America
Eberley Family Visits In Esmond From Arlington
Mr and Mrs CV Eberley and son Arthur arrived in Esmond for a short visit with relatives and friends. A friend from Arlington Texas joined them. Mrs Eberley and Arthur have been heard frequently on the Dallas News radio station performing musical numbers.
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Esmond Esmond
C. V. Eberley
Arthur
Arlington
Tex
Mra. Eberley
Dallas News
Heckman Called to Lincoln for Father's Ill Health
John Heckman of Esmond was summoned to Lincoln Nebraska on Wednesday night due to his father's failing health after an appendicitis operation two weeks ago. He has multiple relatives in the area including his son John.
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Nebraska
Esmond
John Heckman
Lincoln
Neb
Heckman
Kemond
Joh
Preston S S Picnic Set for June 24 at Lake Campbell
Lake Preston special report notes Congregational Sunday School will host its annual picnic at Lake Campbell near Brookings on June 24. The event features Kittendall races for youngsters and lakeside sports for entertainment, continuing a long awaited yearly outing.
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Preston S. S
Lake Preston
Congregational
Lake Campbell
Brookings
Eighth Grade Pupils Are Given Diplomas
Ten Forestburg eighth grade pupils received graduation diplomas after local exams. The county did not publish an honor roll due to timing. the honor list was based solely on exam grades from the local school.
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Forestburg
Stroonsocket
Bible School Still On At Forestburg
The Daily Vacation Bible school at Forestburg reports 45 pupils enrolled. Superintendent Miss Dorothy Holland of Scotland leads teachers Sara Roberts Alice Corwin Hazel Fouberg Corinna Severson Isabelle Gere and Evelyn Elrod. The program runs through the week ending with a children's day program on Sunday.
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Bible School
Forestburg
Daily Vacation Bible School
Dorothy Holland
Scotland
Sara Roberts
Alice Corwin
Hazel Fouberg
Corinna Severson
Isabelle Gere
Evelyn Elrod
Redfield Visitors Make Record Trip
W K Bishop and party set a record by visiting Redfield from Eldorado Kansas to Redfield Dakota in one day. They stay two weeks at Mrs. E O Erdwein’s home. others include Mr and Mrs H T Erdwein and daughters Ni va and Patty Bailey ell of Eldorado Kansas. Call Off Band Concert in Foressburg. Same date.
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Redfield
Eldorado Kansas
W. K. Bishop
E. O. Erdwien
Bishop
HT. Erdwein
Ni‘va
Patty Bailey Ell
Eldorado, Kansas
State Fair literature exhibit rules announced
Details for the State Fair literature department were released by Dr. J C Lindberg of Northern State Teachers College Aberdeen. South Dakotans are urged to enter material, with entries limited to works since January 1 1926 and no more than one entry per class. Entries must be under the entrant’s name and sent with tags by August 1.
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Aberdeen
Sune
J.C. Lindberg
Northern State Teachers College
South
South Dakota
South Dakotans Receive Degrees at Michigan Graduation
Six South Dakota students earn University of Michigan diplomas this year. Hofmeister Esting Halverson from Sioux Falls receive BA degrees. Burke of Miller Eggers of Wagner graduate from the law school. Sattler of Yankton will obtain a Master of Arts degree.
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South
Aberdeen Cuts Savings Interest Rate Effective July First
Aberdeen announces a reduced savings rate through the Clearing House association. The rate drops from 3 percent to 3 percent with interest now computed quarterly instead of semi annually.
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Aberdeen
Clearing House Association
Budget clash over supplementary audit in Brown County
Pierre reports Attorney General M Q Sharpe says adopting a supplementary budget for an audit firm paying Brown County records is unauthorized. The firm was hired without budget provisions, and no later supplemental budget can lawfully cover the expense. Special notes detail local club entertainments in Hitchcock and Lake Preston with hostesses and attendees.
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Hitchcock
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