Cavour Farmers Change Location
Cavour March 4 Special Many farmers are changing places in a spring shuffle. On March 1, 1931, moves include Maguire to Henry Meyer’s southwest farm, Bensten to Maguire’s vacated site, Lindquist to Cavour, Sneller to Lindquist’s, Sikorra to Sikorra place, Gingler north of Huron, Nemitz to the Ed Ferman farm, and a west-of-Jim river family relocating to Nemitz’s former farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour
Matt Maguire
Henry Meyer
W. G. Bensten
Maguire
Jake Sneller
Lindquist
Arthur Sikorra
Sikorra
Sneller
N. A. Gingler
Huron
John Nemitz
Dolon
Custer Township
Ed Ferman
Gingler
Jim River
Mr. Nemitz
Frank Delvaux
George Bateman
Hurd
Buard Polly
George’ Book
James River
Polly
T. J. Graham
William Duesler
Girth Benston
Beckman
Duesler
Hens Voss
Door
Belle Prairie Township
Soll
C. A. Johnson
Huson
H. A. Blackbun
Troquois
Johnson
Honor Pupils Named In School At Yale
Yale March 4 special lists honor roll pupils in grammar room with top averages. Names include Ruby Schults Andrew Walz Donald Ford Hilda Haeder Audrey Ford and Ruby Pautz. Intermediate room students on six week honor list are Lloyd Musolf Lillian Decker and Helen Maroney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Mar
Ruby Schults
Andrew Walz
Donald Ford
Hilda Haeder
Audrey Ford
Ruby Pautz
Lloyd Musolf
Lillian Decker
Helen Maroney
Yale Pupils Enter Speaking Contests
Yale students will compete in three speaking divisions at Yale Community church after school next Friday. Nine finalists in Oratory, Serious, and Humorous declamatory will perform, with winners advancing to the district contest. Competitors include Irma Vondracek John Hofer Lloyd Gribble Marie Kuehl Gerda Haeder Effie Forte Nora Vondracek Frances O'Brien Alma Maass Earl Marsh Gerhard Boetel Marie Kludt Bertha Walz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Yale High School
Yale Community Church
Irma Vondracek
John Hofer
Lloyd Gribble
Marie Kuehl
Gerda Haeder
Effie Forte
Nora Vondracek
Anne O'Brien
Alma Maass
Earl Marsh
Gerhard Boetel
Marie Kludt
Bertha Walz
Ree Heights Band Delivers Concert with Full Auditorium
Ree Heights school band directed by Mrs Emma Baughman gave its second public appearance. The auditorium was filled showing community interest in the band. The program included cornet solo and quartet saxophone and clarinet duet saxophone quintet trombone duet and other numbers. Timothy Bunker and Andante and Walt were highlighted. The article credits hard work and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights
Emma Baughman
Timothy Bunker
Andante
Walt
Baughman
Canton Residents See Street Car On City's Main Street
Canton residents witnessed an unusual sight when a standard street car appeared in the city’s business district. The vehicle had been discarded in Sioux Falls and was bought by a local man to power an electric shop, surprising onlookers who thought they saw a mirage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
City
Mar
Sioux Falls
Winter Quarter Ends at S F Sioux Falls College
Three days of exams March 10 11 and 12 will finish the winter quarter at Sioux Falls college with registration on March 16 to begin the spring quarter according to registrar M F Martini. The shift to three exam days extends the plan due to longer examination sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
M. F. Martini
Watertown Girl Hurt When Car Skids Near Lake Kompeska
Corrince Heathcote of Watertown was injured when the car she drove skidded and overturned on a road near Lake Kompeska. Two other girls and a young man suffered minor bruises. the vehicle owned by Floyd Kerssen sustained heavy damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Mar
Corrince Heathcote
Lake Kompeska
Floyd
Kerssen
Ducks Spend Winter Near Spencer Lake
Spencer reports signs of spring with Lake Eli near the town covered in ducks. Mild weather this winter kept ducks local, grass turning green, trees budding, and tulips already emerging. little to no snow fell, and temperatures stayed mild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Lake
Spencer
Lake Eli
Building Projects Discussed By Artesian Group
At a meeting of the Businessmen's association several town building projects were discussed and will be pushed during spring and summer. The association decided to hold the annual community sale on Saturday March 7 and businessmen will cooperate to ensure its success. Various articles will be listed and sold at auction drawing several hundred residents to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesian Artesian
Mar
Businessmen's Association
Good Roads Fair Opens In Rapid City With Night District Rally
More than 2,500 farmers are anticipated at the Custer Battle- Ba Highway association good roads fair in Rapid City. Businessmen will furnish tickets. first program is 93 Northern Hills night, second Central Hills night, third Southern Hills night. About 245 4-H club boys and girls expected for a district club rally Saturday afternoon, per W. W. Guthrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
W. W. Guthrie
Hand county school officers meeting agenda at Hand court house
Miller March 5 program lists enrollment of officers music and county chorus songs. Speakers include Clara Ruzicka Joyce Sorenson Esther Tiede Mrs O Neill Web Davis J D Hash Peter Geiver Sheldon Buttom Harlan J Bushfield with topics on teacher and board expectations budgeting textbook handling and duties. The program will be in the Hand county courthouse court room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Miller
Hand County
County Chorus
Evans School
Pearl Township
Clara Ruzicka
Joyce Sorenson
Harmony School
Spring Lake Township
Esther Tiede
O'Neill
Web
Davis
Park Township
Reacher
J. D. Hash
Hiland Township
Peter Geiver
Sheldon Buttom
Burdette Township
Harlan J. Bushfield
Hand County Court House
Jones Community Organizations Seek Plays from Extension Service
Information from H. M. Jones shows The Mate College Extension service has provided plays to many groups. Organizations desiring these plays should write to Mr. Jones specifying the type of play and the number of participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
H. M. Jones
Mate College Extension Service
Appropriations Approved for South Dakota State Bills
The South Dakota legislature approved special appropriation bills totaling $875,000 for state expenditures. Funds cover capitol maintenance, land purchase for Custer Park, convict conveyance, burial of veterans, boiler plant for State College, repairs, sewer projects, school improvements, flora and safety measures, and various state institutions. Executive action by Governor Warren Green expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Mar
South Dakota
Warren Green
Custer Park
State College
of Mines
State Sanitarium
Dancing Classes To Take Second Lesson At Washington School
Registrations for beginner and advanced tap dancing or clogging close Thursday March 5 as classes meet for the second of six weeks in the Washington school gym. Beginners at 7 and advanced at 8 pm, open to employed girls, a small fee covers costs, information via the Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School
Helen Buchanan
Carol Hocking
Yankton Bank Opens In New Quarters
Yankton March 4 The Dakota National Bank is now operating in new quarters after moving this week from its former location. The building was purchased by W J Fantle who plans to use it for offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton Bank
Yankton
Dakots National Bank
Farmers‘ and Merchants State Bank
Dekots National Banke
W. J. Fantle
Punctuation Saves Lives Of Animals
Pierre South Dakota reports the house of representatives adopted a senate amendment changing a period to a comma in a game bill. The change reverses intent by allowing raccoons and skunks to be killed anytime when damaging property while muskrats and beavers require director permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Mar
House of Representatives
Senate
South Dakota
Madison stock buyer freed in larceny case
Carl Alick of Madison, involved in a cattle deal with a Volga farmer, was cleared when Brookings court dismissed the grand larceny charges for lack of probable cause. The August 1929 transaction led to later complaints of grand larceny and obtaining cattle by false pretenses. Bail was set at 2500 dollars with a preliminary hearing scheduled for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Mar
Carl Alick
Brookings
Alick
Workmen to Invest Wages in Sioux Falls Hotel Stock
In Sioux Falls a labor meeting approved a plan where workers dedicate ten percent of their wages to acquire preferred stock in the proposed Community hotel. Funds flow through a holding company and aim to fund construction, with employment prospects cited as justification. Hotel heads and reps reportedly discussed the plan at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F
Sioux Falls
Unies
Hotel Corporation
Wessington Teachers Offered Contracts for Next Year
Wessington boards of education approved offers to all current teachers for the upcoming school year. Some may decline to return, including Miss Jean De Haven Miss Helen Croes and Miss Viola Wakey who plan to resume college. Merrill Aldrich serves as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Mar
Webster Man Takes Over De Smet Cafe
Burns of Webster took possession of the Ryland cafe this week after buying the business from Alfred J. Ryland who began with a waffle shop years ago. Ryland was leased the Cummins recreation parlors and will take possession March 15. Cummins, owner, will move to St Paul to distribute malt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
de Smet
Wm. Burns
Ryland Cafe
Alfred J. Ryland
Ryland
Cummins Recreation
Z. O. Cummins
St. Paul
Land of Wealth and Opportunity in South Dakota
Mrs. Elizabeth Coyne, South Dakota secretary of state, portrays the state as a land of wealth and opportunity. She cites rising per capita wealth, potential industrial power, natural resources in the Black Hills, artesian wells with medicinal value, a Belle Fourche sugar beet factory, electrical lines, and hydro electric prospects on the Missouri river as foundations for future growth. She notes mineral deposits, oil shows at Standing Butte, and available raw materials inviting investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerre
South Dakota
Elizabeth Coyne
Black Hills
Belle Fourche
Missouri River
Rosebud
Standing Butte
Stanley County
Our State Shines On South Dal Ichest With Growth Push
The message urges capital and men to build wealth, plant factories and mills across the state, asserting confidence in agriculture and industry as the opportunity of the time. It stresses belief that the prosperity of South Dal ichest remains bright and within reach as development continues.
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Beadle County
FREM
Saturn
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
State Board of Regents
Er. E. Sauber
Union
Gov. Green
Searfish Normal
Men's Ward State Insane Hospital
State University
Northern Normal
Eastern Normal
Southern Normal
Spearfish Normal
State Penitentiary
State Training School
Petree
Luden’s
Amsco
Kodak Filme
Perriton’s
NEW Spartons
NTA
Aeveles
Beauty Supreme
Wodet
Radis
Tha
Emoll Sparton
ETERS
Roa
Sparton
Graff Motor Supply CO
Sioux Falls, S. D
Moquois, Exsieston & Son
Lebanon
RE. OG. Beach Miller, Fintzel Elec. Co
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