Company E Leads Regimental Review With Multiple Trophies
Rapid City June 26 Company E of Lead commanded by Captain John Bertelero swept trophies at the 109th Engineers regiment review. They won the sanitary trophy athletic trophy marksman trophy and the engineers drill trophy. Sergeant Robert F. McDonald of Madison had the top rifle score among enlisted men and Captain Parker Newcomb led officers in score. Company E led in rifle qualification and musketry events with high percentages and points totaling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
John Bertelero
109Th Engineers Regiment
National Guards
Sanitary
Engineers
Robert F. McDonald
Madison
Parker Newcomb
Company E
Brookings
Huron
Sturgis
Hot Springs
Company TD
Company
Wesleyan Adopts Five Year Plan
Wesleyan University has approved a five year program after months of study by six subcommittees. The plan includes a new building for the Sensol of Music and the chapel costing about $100000, $365000 in additional endowment, a campus sprinkling system, a $20000 loan fund for needy students outside the Methodist Church, alumni group organization, and a stronger religious emphasis on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitcfell
Dakota Wesleyan Universi
Methodist Church
Methodist
Es of
Getiviny
Fete for Past Matrons in Wessington OFS
The Order of the Eastern Star honored past matrons and patrons with a service titled Follow the Gleam during a Tuesday meeting. Mrs S H Black and Miss Edna sang while Luke Robinson spoke on the flag salute. A social hour followed with lunch served by Mrs Alma Brown and committee. last meeting before summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Sune Cp
Iopecan
Order of the Eastern Star
S. H. Black
Edna Atten
Luke Robinson
Bhanter
Alma Brown
Minneaplis visit and local moves noted
Ray Maxam and family spent a week in Minneapolis and are set to return home. The Johnson family plans to move to Denver Cole at the week's start, with Johnston's Gample store sale recently completing to H. Pappea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Lake Preston
R. U. Johnson and Son
Robert
Cole
Johnston
H. Pappea
Aletamont
Hold No School Vote Blunt Tuesday Inactive Election
There was no public school election held in Blunt on Tuesday as no petitions were filed. The Blunt board includes Léon Howard as president, Ben West Tun, Don Howard, and W. Vandercelk. Stuart Melvaniels serves as clerk and G. H. Kleinschmidt is janitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
Board of Education
Léon Howard
Ben West~ Tun
Don Howard
W.vandercelk
Stuart Melvaniels
G. H. Kleinschmidt
Circus Opens in Preston Lake After Five-Year Gap
A Conway Shows circus pitched west of the City Park in Preston Lake, drawing a large crowd for two performances. County officials of the Farmers Union met nearby, with John Hinken of Burke representing Farmers Mutual Insurance Co, and Oscar Johnson of Oldham serving as county chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Lake Preston
Lake Preston
Conway
Preston Lake
Preston
Farmers Union
John Hinken
Burke
Farmers'’ Mutual Insurance.Co
Oscar Johnson
Oldham
Poison Rodent Control Tour Hits Preston Lake Area
A representative of the bureau of biological survey Louis Knowles from Mitchell spoke in Kingsbury County on rodent control. He said poisoned oats for mice and red-squared oatmeal for rats were left with the county auditor and urged timely eradication to curb pests as rats appear to migrate from arid regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Lake Preston
Bureau of Biological Survey
Louis Knowles
Mitchell
Kingsbury County
Knowles
Will Dissolve Corn-Hog Setup in South Dakota
Brookings June 2 Special The 83 corn hog associations in South Dakota formed to manage 1934 1935 adjustment programs will be dissolved July 1 or soon after. Director A M Eberle of the extension service says records stay with the extension service for safekeeping. County and emergency agents will complete unfinished work and equipment goes to new agricultural conservation associations for the 1926 farm program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dakota
A. M. Eberle
Extension Service
Eberle
Doctor Schafer Returns Home After Rochester Hospital Stay
Dr M A Schafer returned to Lane from a five week hospital stay in Rochester where he improves rapidly after a second operation. He is past 23 years old and his daughter Mrs Will Brodkarb and Iris Miler, who had a finger amputated, were in Rochester with him. Miler left two weeks ago and returned to her work in Deadwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schafer
Rochester Hospital
Lawe
M. A. Schafer
Rochester
Lane
Will Brodkarb
Iris
Miler
Deadwood
Schwabauer Family Reunion in Wessington Springs
The Schwabauer family and relatives gathered in Wessington Springs Park on Father’s Day to celebrate the 22nd wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Will Schwabauer. Attendees included the Will Walon family of Wotsey, the Earl Alderson and J. H. Peck families, and Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Harden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwabauer
Springs Lane
Wessington Springs
Pag
J. H. Peck
Will Schwabauer
Will Walon
Wotsey
Earl Alderson
J. H. Peek
W. A. Harden
Sunday School Convention Attendees From St Lawrence
Several residents of St Lawrence attended the Sioux Falls Sunday school convention last week. Names listed include Tom Van Zee A Blackmer Helen Jones Zelda Banning Sicilie Ander berg Genevieve Mable and Mario Mehan Miss Jesse Kintigh Mrs Frank Clegg and Mrs and Mrs Anderson as assembly visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lawrence
Sioux Falls
Tom van Zee
A. Blackmer
Helen Jones
Zelda Banning
Sicilie Anderberg
Genevieve
Mable
Mario Mehan
Jesse Kintigh
Frank Clegg
Anderson
Pigs From Dry Hyde Land Help Preston Farmers
Preston farmers receive young pigs shipped from Hyde Land Hands counties drought area. The herd replenishes spring brood sows with ample feed on hand for feeding purposes as carriers bring livestock into the Lake Preston district. A cooling system installed at Jung af Mac’s Cafe and Clark Theatre maintains even temperature and fresh air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Lake Preston
Hydeland Hands
Clark
Jung
Mac
Clark Theatre
Gregory Livestock Auction Sales Co Incorporation Filed
Pierre June 22 Incorp-oration papers filed with secretary of state for Gregory Livestock Auction Sales Co of Gregory. Capital stock set at 25000 with incorporators M J Strain White River and E F Strain to O Kumefelter Alfred M Strand and L G Bain of Gregory. Haul Grain Erwin June 26 grain shipments from Troquois to Ford Beck home noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Gregory Livestock Auction Sales Co
Gregory
M. J. Strain
White River
E. F. Strain
O. Kumefelter
Alfred M. Strand
L G. Bain
Erwin
Calvin Miler
Fred Heiser
Troquois
Alford Beck
Marks 81st Birthday At Minnesota Family Visit
A Bryant group including J Albert Walkon and Mrs. Fred Geese traveled to Minnesota to celebrate the birthday of Walkon’s mother in law who turned eighty five. Suth Biordal tends the household duties and cares for Lola Miller aged forty four at the ALG Miller home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin
J—Albert Walkon
Fred Geese
Bryant
Minnesota
Walkon
Mias Suth Biordal
Lola Miller
Who
ALG
Miller! Bom
Advise Harvest Of Eastern Hay For Drought Stricken South Dakota
Farmers in eastern South Dakota were urged by the State College extension service to harvest all available roughage to preserve feed amid widespread drought. Cattlemen west of the Missouri River are moving east for pasture and winter feed, with hay to be taken from roadsides and fields to aid western stock and maintain herd quality. A preliminary pasture list for eastern counties is being compiled and will be updated, as stockowners plan to avoid market jams by shifting cattle to forage centers and eastern pastures. Western cattlemen, including Harding county’s W. B. Willad, report many cows and heifers must be moved or shipped to pasture or market to ease drought pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dakota
State College Extension Service
Missouri River
Stan College
Willad
Harding County
Sucking Insects May Be Curbed
County Agent Leonard Ladd advises South Dakota gardeners that aphids are best controlled by Black Leaf 40 nicotine spray rather than stomach poisons. Apply thoroughly as a fine mist, using soft water and laundry soap to form suds, and repeat as needed for heavy plant lice infestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Green
Leonard LJ Ladd
South Dakota
Ladd
Mesick-Davidson Case Settled Out of Court
The Mesick versus Davison Motor Company case in Gettysburg was settled out of court before the June 24 trial before Judge Fisher. The dispute involved rental of a garage building, originally tried two years ago with a verdict for Mesick that was later set aside by Judge Bottom. A new jury was convened this week to hear the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesick-Davidson
Gettysburg
G. E. Mesick
Davison Motor Company
Fisher
Miller
Moesick
Bottom
Faulkton
Leona Stiner Undergoes Appendectomy in Wessington
June 26 report notes Miss Leona Stiner, a Wessington resident who teaches at Eden High School, underwent appendicitis surgery at a Huron hospital. Her condition is satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Leona Stiner
Eden
Huron Hospital
Shower Honors Mrs Anderson Erwin at Noyes Home
A local shower was hosted at the Noyes residence honoring Mrs Anderson Erwin. Attendees included Mrs John Casanova Mrs Jason Noyes and Mary Lund. The event featured informal socializing and refreshments in a community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Erwin
John Casanova
Jason Noyes
Mary Lund
Noyes
Dor
Erland
Anderson
Ste
College Test Herd Hits Nine-Tenth Day Milk Record
The Brookings South Dakota State College Holstein herd passes 90 days of tests with a daily average fat of 1.1 pounds per cow. Colana Violet leads with 5146.7 pounds milk and 183.8 pounds fat. Lady Johanna Figbe tops with 13,530 pounds milk and 508.1 fat. The program expands with 51 herds and 14,500 purebreds tested nationwide to guide selection and culling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dakota State College
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
College Asggin Colantha Violet
Johanna Figbe
United States
Delegates Report On Conference At Washington Featured
South Dakota delegates report on the Third Triennial Conference of the Associated Country Women of the World in Washington, D C. Home demonstration leaders note exhibits from unused items and county rallies showcase readings and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brookings
South Dakota
Associated Country Women of the World
Washington, D.C
Nora M. Hott
State Bar of South Dakota Convention in Sioux Falls
The annual convention of the State Bar of South Dakota will be held in Sioux Falls on August 6 and 7. D. J. O Keeffe of Pierre and William L. Ransom of New York City will headline day one, with Judge H B Rudolph and U S Senator Edward R Burke scheduled for sessions and a gridiron dinner hosted by Minnehaha County junior members on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Minnehaha County
Want Berry To Ask Roosevelt For Beloved Round-Up Invite
Belle Fourche June 26 Special The Black Hills Round-Up committee asks Governor Berry to invite President Roosevelt Vice President Garner and Postmaster General Farley to attend the July 3 4 events. Timekeeper William Remer and a seasoned team will also return with the historic stopwatch used since the 1870s to time rounds and rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Ritchie
Abe Blumenthal
Black Hills
L. C. Morrison
Wired
Tom Berry
Philadelphia
Berry
Mgr
Remer
Wyoming and Dakota Water Company
Spearfish Ecreek
Homestake
Father DeSmet Mining Company
Yakima Canute
Tipperary
Tip-Top
Cinte Simmons
Belle Fourche
Fred Wilson
Sunday School Picnic At De Smet Washington Park
The Congregational Sunday school members with mothers and teachers held their annual picnic in Washington Park. They spent the afternoon playing games and had supper served by Mrs. F. M. Robinson and Mrs. K. E. Wilmarth. The group attended the Bible School program at the church. The two week session closed Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Smet’ Desme
Congregational Sunday School
Washington Park
F. M. Robinson
KE. P. Wilmarth
Daily Vacation Bible School
Illness Reaches Family in Sibley Visit
Mrs A Miller learns of her brother’s serious illness in Sibley Iowa. Her son Calvin was sent for on Monday after the news reached Erwin on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buslness
Erwin
A. v. Miller
Sibley
Calvin
Bids Sought for 23 Highway Projects Across South Dakota
The state highway department invites bids by July 7 for 23 proposed road projects totaling about 630000 dollars. Work includes oiling, grading, bridges, guard rails, resurfacing, and widening from Yankton to Belby and Hill City to Custer, with mileage details listed for each county. A fig tree note appears as an unrelated fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Hudson
Hamlin
Vienna
Yankton
Guyville
Lawrencee
Whitewood
Wallworth
Shelby
Walworth
Seloy
Pennington
Hill City
Carson
Morristown
Minnehaka
Summit Avenue
Sioux Falls
Roberts County
Lake Traverse
Custer County
Custer
Deuti County
Altasiount
Brookings
Arlington
Roberts
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Wesleyan
Inneapolis
Ray Maxam
Minneapolis
Phil Friedman
Aberdeen
Harold Feinstein
John Houlihan
Lane Farmers Elevator
Mitchell Hospital
Howald Clark
Q. C. Langer
Olivet
Hutchinson County
Court House
James River
Leo Walz
Vermillion
Clay County
Greenfield School
Reaing
Huckleberry Finn
Jane Addams
Thomas Edison
Turner County
Miss Hott
Nanna Goodhopa
Viborg
Farm Women
Elk Point
Lune
J. J. Curry
Sioux City
Jacob Norrix
Laure
Dorothy Norris
State College Extension
Roosevelt
Hand and
Hyde
Mankton
Clay Counties
Gayville
Lawrence
U. S. 12
Belby
Selby
Charles Mix
Armour
Humphrey's
Esa Eee
Cantury
Dintethotor Brown Wholesale Drug Co
Century Distilling Company
Peoria
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