Supreme Court Reverses Several Civil Decisions
The South Dakota Supreme Court handed down opinions in twelve civil cases. Six affirmed lower court rulings, five were reversed, and one case received specific orders. Notable reversals included Eben W. Troupe v Benefit Association of Railway Employes and Julia O Connor v F C Bonney, with several other actions from Beadle, Lincoln, Butte, Brown, Spink, Tripp, Melette, Dewey, Brown, and Minnehaha counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Johnson
Emil Johnson
August Johnson
Lincoln County
Qweh Anderson
Alanis C. Craven
Butte County
Julia O'Connor
F.C. Bonney
Brown County
Suidt
Benton School District No
Spink County
Wayne Woodard
Bert L. Smith
A. P. McMillan
Bert I.smith
Margaret Weis
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Ltd
Tripp County
Fre Insurance
Martin Aalseth
G.P
Dewey County
First National Bank of St. Lawrence
Ernst
Vacation Bible School Ends In Woonsocket Church Highlights
Rev. A J Hoyer reports a successful session of vacation Bible school at MLE Church Woonsocket. Teachers held a picnic June 17 at John Brown Mound near foresburg. Children performed Glittering Gate on June 15 for Children’s Day, 40 in costume with nature teachers. The Bible school led evening services with memory Psalms and verses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Yune
Wpeday
A. J. Hoyer
MLE. Church of Woonsocket
Bible School
John Brown
Foresburg
ML E
Mother Nature
Bob
Betty
Cuthbert M. E
Labor talk by state AFL organizer in city meeting
A state organizer of the American Federation of Labor addressed a general meeting of city labor union men. The speaker discussed labor issues and stressed unity among local unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae George
American Federation of Labor
T.B
Pner
Newlyweds Wakefield Welcome at Onida Home
Friends and neighbors hosted a wedding shower for Mr and Mrs H F Wakefield at their Onida residence after their marriage in Watertown last week. They now reside in a room owned by the groom’s brother, thirteen miles north west of Duidas, with Mrs Wakefield formerly Miss June Cafferty daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Cafferty of Norbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onida _ Onida
H. F. Wakefield
Wakefield
Watertown
A Room
Duidas
C. E. Cafferty
Norbeck
Deadwood Firemen Celebrate Sard Anniversary
The Toembers Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company of Deadwood marked its Sard anniversary with a banquet at the Franklin hotel. Established in 1876, it is the oldest Black Hills fire fighting organization led by the late Captain Seth Bullock as first fire chief. Local officials and guests, including Dr. F. S. Howe and Fire Chief Earl B. Morford, spoke. Ed. Rentz served as toastmaster in Foreman Joe Marnette Sr.’s absence.
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Deadwood
Franklin Hotel
Black Hills
Seth Bullock
F. S. Howe
Earl B. Morford
Francis’ J. Parker
John B. Mayo
Lead
Dick Dunlop
James Bell
Reuben McClemmonts
C. E. McHugh
Chas. Keene
Park Board
Ed. Rentz
Forettian
Joe Marnette, Sr
State Blacksmiths Picnic at Madison Lake
About 120 blacksmiths and family members from across South Dakota gathered for the State association annual summer outing at Lake Madison. The event featured group activities and socializing among members and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
South Dakota
Moonlit lake picnic tops delegates’ fishing event prizes
Delegates enjoyed a lake side picnic after a sequence of fishing events with prizes awarded for winners. Many delegates remained at the lake over Sunday following the activities and celebration.
Edmunds Farmers Grow Big Bean Crop in Loyalton
Edmunds county launches a large scale bean project led by Oscar and Bernard Fredrickson of Loyalton. They planted 120 acres of Northwestern white beans using 1200 pounds of seed in two tractor planters. Ground was fallowed with cross drag and disc work, all tractor powered. Beans two weeks after planting are up and being cultivated with two tractor cultivators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmunds
Ipswich
Edmunds County
Oscar
Bernard’ Fredrickson
Loyalton
Fredricksons
Playground Opens For Madison Children This Summer
Rotary and Kiwanis clubs of Madison coordinate a summer program at the high school grounds from June 23 to September 1. A director oversees daytime activities including games, telling, folk dancing, and other exercises. The opening drew a large turnout of local youths, with Tommy Dixon in charge of the grounds for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Rotary
Kiwanis
Tommy Dixon
Aberdeen Pays Contracts for Concrete Pavement Projects
Aberdeen city commissioners awarded three paying contracts after a two day session. Basth and Olson of Minneapolis won the bids for reinforced concrete payment on Eighth avenue and for a Main street stretch, plus Warren Bitulithie pavement on another Main street segment.
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Aberdeen Commission
Aberdeen
Basth and
Olson
Minneapolis
Eighth Avenue
Main Street
Warren Bitulithie
Navy recruiter saves drowning boy at lake
SIOUX FALLS June 26 Mrs Jay Heathfield recalls Navy recruiting officer John J Sutter at Watertown who saved three year old Kamperska Ebsen of Watertown from drowning at Stony Point Lake The officer removed his uniform and performed artificial respiration to revive the child who recovered with no apparent injuries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Jay Heathfield
John J.sutter
Watertown
Stony Point
Lake
Kamperska
Lee Ebsen
Henry Ebsen
Heathfield
Inder
Sutter
Oelrichs Community Club Incorporation
Articles of incorporation filed at Pierre on June 2 by the Oelrichs Community Club. Records show the group formed to organize local activities and community events in Oelrichs. Directors and officers are listed in the charter documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Oelrichs
Local Clubs Incorporate In State Law
The club forms under state law with no capital stock and may hold property up to 10000 dollars. Incorporators are Fidelia R. Cooper Ruth L. Furley Lucife E Klein Genevieve V Davis and Elizabeth B Mander. The Power Electric Company of Sioux Falls is incorporated for 40000 dollars with incorporators Leo J Brown of Sioux Falls and Charlies H E Brown and Elizabeth M Brown of Wolf Point Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth B. Mander
Power Electric Company of
Sioux Falls
Leo J. Brown
Sion Falls
Charlies He, Brown
Elizabeth M. Brown
Wolf Point
Montana
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Supreme Court
Huron Man
Veglahn
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company
Minnehaha
Woonsocket Church
Tom Sawyer
Palm Beach
3Rd Street Clothiers
Huron, SD
J. H. Downs
Peters
Thildren
Bette Esa
Uli Desiers
James 8
Kirk & Co
O'neal’s Grocery & Market
Huron
Cade
P&g
O’neal
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