Appointments To Be Made In S D Gov Green Outlines Plan
Pierre June 29 More than a score of appointments on state boards and commissions will be made this year by Governor Green. Many terms expire July 1 and will be filled around that date. Some incumbents may serve until successors are appointed while others end later this year. The late fair board terms ended April 1 1992 and Green plans to reappoint them before this year’s fair. Members named include George Wright Huron J T Dinwoodie Aberdeen Herbert N Johnson Rapid Tom J Frick Yankton J P Michels Mitchell and R A R Puller Lend to the holder seat. Other boards show terms ending soon with names such as J Q Kim Rapid City Govree Huaill Sioux Falls and Charles Trimmer Madison Aberdean among others.
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Green
George Wright
Huron
Dinwoodie
Aberdeen
John B. Taylor
Rich
C. L. Chase
Willow Lake
Herbert N. Johnson
Rapid
Thomas J. Frick
Yarkson
Watertown Theater Welcomes New Manager From Sioux Falls
Newly appointed Watertown theater manager begins duties after transferring from Sioux Falls where he led four productions. He previously worked with Publix wire theatre in Sioux Falls and will oversee shows in Watertown while gaining experience in South Dakota.
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Watertown Theater
Ifas
Sioux Falls
Publix Wire Theatre
Guttman
Aol
Aberdeen
Watertown
Theatre Ng
South Dakota
Missouri River Flood Reaches High Level in Springfield
The Missouri River rose to a record for the spring season at Springfield as snowmelt flooded the river over its banks and shoreline, marking an unusually high level for the period. Local observers note the rise surpasses typical spring floods, with water spilling onto nearby shorelines.
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Missouri
Stabilizing Taxicab Rates and City Readiness
Fragmentary text notes discussion of stabilizing taxicab rates and a first reading related to a city measure. Key actors and dates are unclear, but the item points to ongoing rate control deliberations and procedural steps.
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Menithe
Local Notice Fragment Sparks Post Fourth of July Weather Inquiry
A fragment from a county notice references a state treasurer, licensing details, and weather pedals after July Fourth. It mentions a past path and a date around July 13 with unclear context and additional items.
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Tate
Pathor
Tae Nay
Purchases Building Aurdette Fire Destroys Farm House
Chas. Sicholson bought the frame building formerly used for Tulare school and moved it west of town. A farmhouse on the farm was destroyed by fire.
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Aurdette
Chas. Sicholson
Tulare
Here
Blunt Estate Settled After Buffalo Trip
Mr and Mrs Georges Otis with Mrs Lilly and Miss Jordan returned from Buffalo where they were principals in an estate settlement. They completed the trip in two days after closing up the affairs.
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Settle Estate
Blunt
Andra Georges Otis
Lilly
Jordan
Buffalo
N. Sere
Aid Holds Picnic At Cottonwood Lake
The Ladies Aid hosts a picnic at Cottonwood Lake conducted today with guests entertained. The event also notes plans for the July meeting and preparations for future gatherings.
Fish Dynamiters Believed Active
Hot Springs reports an alleged dynamiting of trout along Castle Creek between the Golden West and Teddy Bear mine. Gene Hummell and Neal Heaton on a fishing trip found many dead trout 12 to 1 inches long. Farmers say several days of fish losses along the creek. no mine poison detected.
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Hot Springs
Black Hills
Gene Hummell
Neal Heaton
Castle Creek
Tate
Golden West
Teddy Bear
Creck
Summit To Observe Fortieth Birthday
Summit marks the 40th anniversary of the Sisseton and Wahpeton reservation with a community picnic at Summit Community club. Attorney General M Q Sharpe will speak, an old settler’s program at 3, tribal dances by about 200 Indians, a Wilmot versus Sam baseball game, and a closing of new and old time events.
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Summit
Sisseton and
Wahpeton
M. Q. Sharpe
Wilmot
Sam
Automobile Caravan Plans Northern Tour DEADIWOOD
A Black Hills caravan plans an automobile tour over US 8 and Highway 85 to Williston Minnesota then to Regina and Prince Albert Canada. The trip, originally set for June, is postponed to July 27 to promote travel on the highway.
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Deadiwood
Black Hills
US 8
Highway 85
Williston
MN. D
Regina
Prince Albert
Can
Music Graduates At S D U Get Positions
Veremillia shows 47 percent of University of South Dakota music graduates obtain positions in state universities, 2 percent in colleges and normal schools, while the remaining 23 percent become concert artists, private teachers, supervisors of music, or homekeepers, per Dean W R Colton of the college of fine arts.
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Veremilliaa
University of South Dakota
W. R. Colton
College of Fine Arts
Colvan
Celebration planned by Ames baseball team and community
A Fourth of July celebration is planned at the Ames cash store with a dinner program and a baseball game between Ames and Kee Heights. The event includes horse racing and children’s races, plus an evening dance at Pleasant Valley hall with Hayes Orchestra providing music.
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Ames Cash
Ames Baseball
Ames
Kee Heights
Pleasant Valley Hall
Hayes
Sully County Farm Bureau Picnic Draws Big Crowd
At Onida July 23 the Sully County Farm Bureau picnic filled the county fair grounds despite rain and heat. An estimated seven hundred attended. Activities included a one handed boys vs girls ball game, music programs, novelty events, prize contests, and a finale baseball game where married men beat single men by one run. Lee Cummins spoke as Farm Bureau field representative.
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Sully
Lee Cummins
Farm Bureau
Mother Dies Burdette June 23 Special
Mrs Virgil Sisson departed Burdette for Des Moines Saturday. The brief note records the death of a local mother and mentions travel by car to Iowa for unspecified services.
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Burdette
Virgil Sisson
Des Moines
Day of mourning after Mrs. Watkins dies
Day, called to care for her ailing mother, Mrs. Watkin, was saddened to learn of Mrs. Watkins's death. The brief notice notes family sorrow and the customary mourning period in the community.
Hail Fails To Do Damage At Burdette
Burdette residents report a Sunday morning hail storm caused only minor damage. Early rainfall helped crops, with rye harvest expected to begin this week as grain turns rapidly. Farmers are replanting corn and focusing on continued field work.
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Burdette Burdette
Regraveling of Bonilla Streets and Grounds
The streets of Bonilla were regraveled during the first week of June and the school grounds were gravelled as well.
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Bonilla
Injured at Picnic Ames
A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waters suffered a broken collar bone when a baseball struck her during the old settlers picnic. She was taken to Miller for treatment.
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Ames
Robert Waters
Miller
Hand Buffalo Picnic Draws Strong Attendance
In Ames on June 29 a Hand and North Buffalo picnic at the times cash store drew about 1000 people. Harlan Bushfield of Wer spoke on how the money spent pays taxes. The day featured talks, recitations, and various numbers, plus sports events including a Ames 23 Ree Heights 3 baseball game and a boxing match.
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Buffalo
Hand
North Buffalo
Times Cash
Wich
Harlan Bushfield
Wer
Ree
Cot
Ree Heights
Farnsworth Family Visit Spans Ames Summer Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Will Farnsworth and daughters Ruth and Irina of Alexandria visited the Errol Farnsworth home in Ames for a summer stay. Irene, daughter of the Farnsworths, returned home with them to spend the rest of the summer.
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Ames
Will Farnsworth
Ruth
Irina
Alexandria
Errol Farnsworth
Irene
Farm Worker Injured In Tractor Accident
Ames report details a farm incident in Buffalo county where Willis Kinligh, employed by Lambert Kin gling, was badly injured when a tractor toppled. He freed himself after being pinned, suffering burns from hot water and gas discharged from the overturned vehicle.
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Ames
Willis Kinligh
Lambert Kingling
Buffalo County
Wessington Elevator Reappoints Manager
At the annual meeting in Wessington, A. C. Ruddy was retained as manager for another year. C. W. Crees of Aberdeen represented the wheat growers association at the gathering.
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Wessington Elevator
Wessington
Wessington Elevator Company
A. C. Ruddy
C. W. Crees
Aberdeen
Wheat Growers Association
Revered Cyril Boulliard Heads to Washington Conference
Rev. Cyril Boulliard Indian Episcopal minister from Pierre, serving on Crow Creek reservation this summer, leaves by train for Washington D C to report on Indian work in South Dakota at a church nation conference. Local social notes mention a pajama breakfast hosted by Alfred Kier and Harold Hargrove for 18 women in June.
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Washington
Job Creek
Cyril Boulliard
Pierre
Crow Creek Reservation
Washington, D. C
Roberts
Rouillard
South Dakota
Harold Hargrove
Meg
Alfred Kier c
S$ A
Wasserman
Birthday Party Honors Ray Walton On Eighteenth Birthday
Air and Mrs Truman Walton hosted relatives and friends at their home for Ray Walton’s 18th birthday. Games were played into the late hours with refreshments served.
Return from visit Bonilla June 25 iSpeck
Miss Inez Kenison returned home from Wausa where she had been visiting her sister Mrs Relph Sickles for the past month.
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Bonilla
Inez Kenison
Wausa
Relph Sickles
East Club Picnic At Tollefson School Grove
The East club held a picnic in the grove east of Tollefson school. A baseball and kittenball game were played and a large crowd attended.
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East Club
Bonilla
Tollefson
Home from hospital Agar Charles Lomheim Returns
Charles Lomheim, a prominent farmer in Agar, returned home Saturday after a six week stay in St Mary’s hospital in Pierre.
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Hospital Agar
Charles Lomheim
St. Mary's’ Hospital
Pierre
Watertown Post Office Addition Bids Lead by Mnneapolis Firm
Washington dispatch reports Red dinger and Hansen Co. of Minneapolis submitted the low bid of 69,250 dollars for the Watertown post office addition. Schmidt Bros. Co. of Chicago placed 69,500 dollars and Hemnicke Johnson Co. of Fargo, North Dakota bid 70,826 dollars amid 32 bids noted.
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Minneapolis
Law On
Indians Vote in Joe Creek School Election
Voters at Joe Creek in June cast about 50 ballots in the school election. Curtia was elected treasurer and Ted Schnex chosen as clerk. Indigenous participants attended the contest alongside other voters.
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Joe Cai Joe Creek
J-Sprait
Curtia
Ted Schnex
Farmer clears cockle burrs on old Missouri River farm
Joe Creek in June reports progress on a stubborn infestation at his Missouri River farm. He says seed hulls are empty and means next year the crop should improve as burrs are largely exterminated after two seasons of effort.
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Joe
Vacation Notice of Local Clergy and Speakers
Reverend and Mrs Leslie depart for a two week vacation in Minnesota. Reverend Jewell from Aberdeen spoke at the church last Sunday and Meo Bard of Carleton will lead services next Sunday.
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Leslie
Minnesota
Jewell
Aberdeen
Meo Bard
Carleton
Ames Township Election Report Amid Finershing Effort
Local residents vote in Ames township election as officials file names and duties. Clerk McKinney and assessor Rube work with the town board to finalize results and address June timing.
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Ames
Finershing
McKimey
Piles Cured After 15 Years by McCleary Clinic
Mr J E Pacley of Lineville suffered 15 years from hemorrhoids and rectal issues with little relief. A friend advised the McCleary Clinic and he began treatment, improving quickly. His mother then sought the same McCleary care. Readers with piles or rectal troubles are urged to write for a free book from the McCleary Clinic Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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J. E. Pacley
Lineville
Tiewis
Pauley
McCleary
Excelsior
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