Western Counties Given Pheasants
PIERRE March UP Distribution of 10 820 pheasants in nineteen western South Dakota counties this winter virtually completed stocking operations by the state game and fish department. Final figures show Pennington county received 1 520 birds the largest number, Meadow 1 040, with counts for other counties listed. The program began in 1912 and total purchases since then reach about 7 000 birds. The department notes open season on males may be possible in the west river territory in two to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H H. Johnson
Game and Fish Department
Pennington County
Meadow
West River Country
Bennett
Butte
Carson
Custer
Dewey
Fall River
Haakon
Harding
Jackson
Jones
Lawrence
Lyman
Meade
Pennington
Perkins
Stanley
Todd
Washabaugh
Ziehach
South Dakota
Johnson
Hame
Custer State Park
Game Department
West Virginia
Supreme Court Records High Year For South Dakota Opinions
Pierre March 1 UPI A high mark for South Dakota supreme court opinions was set in 1929 with 259 written. The 159 cases filed include 43 on the calendar and 22 submitted. 18 opinions affirmed. seven reversed. twelve dismissed. One original petition denied. two granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Pierre
UPI
South Dakota Supreme Court
EL EF. Schwartz
Schwartz
Canova Store Changes Hands and Stock Sale
Canova Farmers Cooperative store stock sold to Paul F. Koep Keopsell plans to carry a complete general line. Koep has managed the Farmers store for eight years and will take over operations soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canova
Marcel
Farmers Cooperative Sore Company
Paul F. Koepsell
Whe
Mrr
Koepsell
Eary
Canova Golf Club Plans Course Improvements
Canova Golf Club announces improvements to the course and a hopeful season ahead. The course ground has recently been leased for years and the club plans to season strongly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canova Golf Club
Canova
Canova Galf
Seazon
Lutherans Plan Ministers Norway Trip For Anniversary
South Dakota talent defrays travel costs for Rev A J Bergsaker Sioux Falls district president Noorwegam Lutheran Church of America and Mrs Bergsaker. The trip to Norway follows a banquet at the annual pastoral conference to attend festivities in Nidaros Cathedral marking the 900th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tso Norwa Lorch
P— Talent
South Dakota
A. J. Bergsaker
Sioux Felts
Noorwegam Lutheran Church of America
Norway
Carthage Girl Leads Eastern Association Plans
Ethyl Shimmin, senior at Eastern Normal, president of the Women's Self Government Association, outlines a season of social events including teas and parties and a formal dance for the quarter. The events are sponsored by the organization and aim to foster campus life at Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Eastern Association
Madison
Ethyl. Shimmin
Eastern Normal
Whien
Geon
WS. G. AL
Manchester Man Equips Car To Hunt Coyotes
Jack Curley of Manchester builds a wolf hunt car from a late model Ford to answer farmer calls. He will use dogs rifle shotgun and car to pursue coyotes, with ventilated dog compartments and a cockpit door controlled from the driver seat. Curley joins Charley Cusmins as a counties’ wolf hunting auto pioneer.
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Manchester
Desmet
Jack Curley
Durley
Curley
Kingsbury County
Charley Cusmins
Wolsey Editor Named Census Distributor For Fourth District
Lynn A. Mason editor and owner of the Wolsey Herald is named distributors and manufacturers census enumerator for Beadle county fourth district. The district includes Wolsey Wessington Virgil and Bonilla across 13 townships. The census collects reports from distributors and manufacturers under an 1899 act. The federal government will use the data to compile national business statistics.
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Wolsey
Lynn A. Mason
Wolsey Herald
Beadle County
Wessington
Virgil
Bonilla
Congress
Canova General Store Undergo Remodeling in 1928
Canova reports major remodeling of the H. Noblgren & Co. general store. When completed, the store will feature modern merchandising and be one of the finest in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canova General
Canova
H. Noblgren & Co
Nest
Watertown Boy Receives West Point Appointment
James Frank Skells of Watertown, son of the county clerk of courts, was named for West Point Military Academy. A telegram from Rep. Royal C. Johnson notes that due to his high school rating he will need only English and mathematics exams in June for 1930 entry with usual physical tests. Skells, 18, class of 1929, formerly worked at the Watertown Public Opinion and Fraulis Dry Goods, and is noted as an outstanding student.
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Watertown
James Frank Skells
Ed Skells
West Point Military Academy
Royal C. Johnson
Washington, D.C
Johnson
West Point
James
Fraulis Dry Goods Company
Rising Waters Threaten Sioux Falls Area
Rising floodwaters around the Sioux Falls pumping station north of the city encroach on district land, flooding gardens roads and fields. The Humane Society building lies at risk with water in the poultry house and potential movement of animals as levels rise. Roads to the pumping plant are covered and may be cut off while the frozen ground east of the spillway resembles a lake when melted.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux
Falls
Humane Society
Penitentiary
Minnesowa Avenue
Milkmaid Gladys Gustafson Wins Milking Contest
Brookings March 1 Special Gladys Gustafson a South Dakota State College student won first honors in a milking contest at the Lil ue International Stock Show. The portrait shows her cow and her focused head tilt as she manages the milk draw. Always with her father she competes in regular private battles at home and on stage. sometimes dad wins but not always.
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Brookings
Gladys Gustafson
Brandt
South Dakota State College
Gladys
Springs To Have Voltage Regulator
Weslengthon Springs March 1 A new voltage regulator will be installed at the municipal electric plant to improve service by keeping current even. It will automatically restore normal current within three to five seconds after any fluctuation.
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Weslengton Springs
Body of Sioux Falls Man to Be Returned
Sioux Falls reports further details on the death of H. Perrenoud, formerly of Sioux Falls, in Los Angeles. He and Mrs. Perrenoud were returning from a friend's funeral when their car was struck by a Pacific train. The body will be returned in three to four days after Mrs. Perrenoud recovers. The couple left Sioux Falls January 16 to live in California after 24 years here. Mr. Perrenoud was father to Lyle Perrenoud, who was murdered in Chicago recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
H. Perrenaud
Los Angeles
Sioux Falls Artillery Receives New Equipment
Sioux Falls March 1 update: new equipment ordered weeks ago by headquarters battery first battalion 17th field artillery arrived and will be issued to men between now and Sunday. Sergt Walter Dean says drawing will boost appearance at Sunday inspection by Major Eugene I Foster commanding officer of first battalion. Armory open for equipment drawing. Final drill for the kit will be inspected at 10 oclock Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siour Falls
17Th Field Artillery
Sioux Falls
Walter Dean
Eugene I. Foster
Duill
Wessington Springs Re-Elects Entire School Staff
WESSINGTON SPRINGS March 1 Special All city school teachers offered contracts for the coming year with salary increases. First time in seven years the entire staff is retained. Supt Br W Gibson offered a three year contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington Springs
Wessington
Springs
Supt
BR. W. Gibsom
Publisher consolidates Wessington Springs and Lane papers
Lloyd Tamblyn publisher of the Wessington Springs Republican has taken over the Lane Pioneer Times subscription list. Lane is seven miles east of here. He will merge the two papers and run a section dedicated to Lane news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington Springs
Lloyd Tamblyn
Volga Junior Class Presents Comedy at School
Volga high school's junior class will stage the three act comedy The Only Girl in Sight by Caroline Lewis in the school auditorium on March 6. Directed by Miss Dresselbuys, cast includes Fern Hillestad Avis Birke Lucille Stumely Dorothy Haas Miles Henry Ivan Howe Otta DeCroct Lucille Lee Porter Ramsy Oliver Wiste Viola Manson Inez Dahl and Harriet Lee plays a child role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Dahl
Harriet Lee
Finance Board Funds South Dakota Twine Plant
The state board of finance transfers 50000 from the soldiers compensation and sinking fund to the South Dakota twine plant for raw materials for the coming year. The 1930 twine prices are set: Standard twine 113-4 cents per pound, SoDaPen twine 131 9 cents per pound. Volume discounts from 5000 pounds upward and a 5 percent cash discount are outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Board
Pierre
State Board of Finance
South Dakota
DeSmet School Head Re-elected By Board
DESMET March 1 Special L O Caldwell was given a third year as superintendent of the local schools. He came here from Montrose where he held a similar post.
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DeSmet School
Desmet
L. O. Caldwell
Montrose
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