Open Indian Land Bar for Settlers in Dakota
A House bill sponsored by Rep. William Williamson would reopen parts of the Cheyenne River and Standing Rock reservations in North and South Dakota for homestead entry for five years beginning August 1. The aim is to allow entry by white settlers while ensuring proceeds benefit the tribes and returning unentered lands to the Indians. Senator Frazier plans to seek swift passage after the tariff bill.
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Washington
Cheyenne River
Standing Rock Indian Reservations
North
South Dakota
William Williamson
House
Williamson
Standing Rock
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Frazier
North Dakota
Indian Affairs Committee
Senate
Boy Hurt By Mad Bull On Ebert Farm Near Troy
Leo Ebert age 17 son of Mr and Mrs Witham Ebert was gored by an infuriated bull at the Ebert farm near Troy. He suffered a fractured left wrist and extensive injuries but is improving at the Euther hospital after being rushed to Watertown. He regained jaw function after treatment and walked home with his father before being taken to the hospital.
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Mad Bull Watertown
Leo Ebert
Witham Ebert
Troy
Euther Hospital
Ebert
Leo
Watertown
Sioux Waltons Plan Crow Hunt Calm Expansion
Sioux Falls report details an Izaak Walton League meeting at the chamber of commerce outlining plans for the region’s largest crow hunt. Tentative schedule calls for a Saturday start at noon through sunset with a Sunday continuation, pending final approvals.
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Sioux Waltons
Sioux Falls
Izaak Weston League
Chamber of Commerce
Rural Brown County chorus plans March concert
Nearly 600 children from 15 Brown County rural schools train daily for the second annual Brown County rural school chorus concert set for March 21 at Northern Normal college. HB Melcher superintendent leads the effort with Meyras Clack Gruhn directing and Miss Ardis Stanson on piano. the program will be broadcast.
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Aberdeen
Mar
Brown County Rural School Chorus
Northern Normal College
Brown Coounty
HB. Melcher
Méyras Clack-Gruhn
Missardis Sfanson
Pierre Music Club Plans For Convention
The Monday Musical organization in Pierre prepares for the state convention of the State Federation of Music Clubs to be held in Pierre on May 5 6 and 7. The club leads the event with plans and preparations underway.
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Pierre
State Federation of Music Clubs
Drunk Man Sentenced to Ten Days in City Jail
Municipal court heard that a drunken man known as Jimmy McGuire, living in the city jail for weeks, was ordered to serve ten days on bread and water. Judge Gibbs later relented, telling him to leave town after release.
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Mike Sexton
Ransom L. Gibbs
City
Bastile
Jimmy McGuire
Hrselight
Veteran Railroad Employee Retires After Long Service
PUKWANA March 14 Gus Jacobs retires after starting as a section laborer on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway in 1898. He became foreman on October 25, 1904 and served in that role until now, never causing an accident to himself or his workers. He and Mrs Jacobs moved to Brule County in 18M from eastern Michigan.
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Gus Jacobs
Chicago, Miwaukee and St. Paul
Jacobs
Bruley County
Michigan
Canton Boys Help Stop Hoodlum in Rooming House
Four former Canton youths now working in an auto factory at Flint Michigan aided in driving a hoodlum from their rooming house. Awakened at 2 a.m. they confronted the intruder who wounded James Madden in the neck and slashed Lowell Baker's arm before escaping. He was later captured by police.
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Canton
Bandit
Mar
James Madden
Johnny Claude
Lowell
Billy Baker
Flint
Mich
Madden
Yankton College Adds New Courses
Yankton college trustees approved a new department of business administration to start next fall with two courses. Robert Feyerharm, a local graduate then in Chicago, was chosen head of the department and will oversee business courses, assist the dean and president, and advise male students.
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Yankton College
Yankton
Board of
Robert Feyerharm
Chicago
Feyerharm
Jmen
Yale Club Elects Officers and Plans Town Hall Drive
Yale commercial club held a Tuesday meeting electing Gene Garry as president Alton Gaughran as vice president C A Kaufman as treasurer and C W Lemeke as secretary The group discussed Yale needing a new town hall and approved a community fundraising drive plus a businessmen's calendar Alton Gaughran spoke before a lunch.
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Yale Club
YALE
Mar
Yale Commercial Club
Gene Garry
Alton Gaughran
C. A. Kaufman
C. W. Lemeke
Rockham Pioneers Fete Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Neu celebrated fifty years of marriage with a Sunday gathering in Rockham. The Neu family began in Russia and moved to America in 1901 settling in Menno before 1919 they relocated to Rockham. They have eight children 37 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren and remain active Lutherans with strong Bible study habits.
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Rockham
Dyar
Neu
Odessa
Russia
America
Menno
Sunshine State
Fred
Andrew
John
Jake, Jr
Henry Tagge
Andrew Kramer
Beckham
John Hartman
Delmont
S. D
John Harrholdt
Nell
Mr. Neu
Canova Bakery Expands Into Larger Building
Canova March 14 Special Keke s Bakery moves this week to a building already purchased and fitted as a bakery. Established last fall the business has grown rapidly requiring more space. Owner is J. E. Stouz.
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Canova
Keke’s
J. E. Stouz
Jokers Almost Wreck Milwaukee Line Train
Springfield dispatch reports pranksters placed a lifelike dummy on the rails near the Cooley ranch southwest of Springfield. The engineer applied brakes but the train derailed toward a sharp curve. a body was found by the crew. Tracks between Springfield and Running Water are in poor condition and could have caused a serious wreck if the train had been moving faster.
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Springfield
Mar
Milwaukee
Marion
Cooley Ranch
Eat More Lamb Club Drives Campaign in Bla Hills
The Western South Dakota Lamb Feeders Association launched an Eat More Lamb campaign in Bla Hills on Monday. J E Erickson of Fruitdale reports cooperation from 2 of 28 local butcher shops. Secretary Robert Fox and director Art Nyman, both of Fruitdale, accompany Erickson. Lamb prices are about one third lower than last year, enabling dealers to pass the savings to consumers and boost lamb consumption.
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RAPID
City
Mar
Bla Hills
Western
South Dakota
Lamb Feeders Association
J. E. Erickson
Fruitdale
Robert Fox
Art Nyman
Mr. Erickson
Fear Dam Break Threatens Sully County Farms
Reports from Sully county describe rising water from rapid snow melt filling ponds and weakening farm dams. Okotoko creek near Okobojo is at its highest level known, lakes and fields are saturated, and extensive road repair work is needed after the spring thaw.
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Sully
Onida
Mas
Okatojo
Okobojo
Madison Rotarians Hear Buying Talk
Madison Rotary Club members attend a dinner meeting at the Guildhall. Carl Porter presents a program on installment buying detailing its advantages and disadvantages. A new camera designed to be lowered into oil wells aids drilling by tracing bore paths and detecting errors.
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Madison
Frankfort Boys Recover From Illness
Frankfort reports Carl Swanson six year old son of Mr and Mrs Axel Swanson slowly improves from a serious case of typhoid pneumonia. Darrell Lembert son of Mr and Mrs Matt Lembert also ill with the same illness but recovering rapidly. Special from Frankfort dated March 14.
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Frankfort
Lllness -Frankfort
Carl Swanson
Land
Axel Swanson
Darrell Lambert
Matt Lembert
Chicago Doctor to Locate at Canova
Dr. Frank R. Somers of Chicago will come to Canova about April 1 and join Dr. Carl A. Feige at the Canova hospital. Somers brings wide experience in medicine and surgery and will be a valuable addition. Dr. Jas B. Miller, who has offices in the hospital building, has purchased a downtown office and will move from the hospital April 1.
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Chicago
Canova
Mar
Frank R. Somers
Onida Garage Change Ends Greeves Sale to Kambeck and Kottke
A deal completed in Onida transfers ownership of the Greeves Motor company from Earl Greeves to Ralph Kambeck and H. G. Kottke. Kambeck has long been with the firm, while Kottke has resigned from his position.
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Onida
Earl Greeves
Greeves Motor Company
Ralph Kambeck
H. G. Kottke
Motor Company
Sone Time
Mr. Kottke
Ford Bettas Join New Service Company
Assistants from the First State bank move into leadership roles in a new firm that will handle Ford cars and trucks. The Ford Bettas are included in the deal and the company will be known as the QOnida Mo aed, with immediate possession of the business.
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Pares
First State Bank
Ford Bettas
Ford
Qonida Moaed
Adopt 3 Day Week At Mitchell Roundhouse
Works men at the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific roundhouse accept a five day schedule to avoid layoffs. Roundhouse foreman CM. Breve bury says a six week restoration date has not been decided.
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Mitchell
Mar
Chicago
Milwaukee, St. Pat
Pacific Roundhouse
CM. Brevebury
Roundhouse
Rus
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Daxata Ave
Rockham Pioneers
Brown’s
Corner 2Nd
Mllnois
Bindy’s Market
Dakota Ave
Stors
Uni
Lea
A. H. Bailey
Perriton’s
Lea Tonic Co
Brentwood
Gann Valley
Congregational Church
A.S. Carlson
Huron
C. B. Beelman
Edwin Nelson
J. D. Hall
Lawrence Abernathy
Norman ‘Fiyto
Scott
Howne
Bloomfield
Hood
Nash
D. Urquhart & Sons
Wisconsin
Huron Grain & Coal CO
Elev-Co. Cavour
Hitchcock Hardware
Hitchcock
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