Will Lease Farm Lands This Month
Pierre March 15 nearly 345000 acres of South Dakota school lands to be leased March 22 in county seats. Commissioner P J Engstrom says 18434.43 acres in 18 counties to be sold with grazing and agricultural parcels. Marshall leads in agricultural land. Meade tops grazing acreage. list of counties and acreages follows.
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Pierre
Mar
South Dakota
P. J. Engstrom
Dands
Meade County
Perkins
Butte
Marshall County
Clark
McPherson
Bennett
Campbell
Carson
Edmunds
Haakon
Hanson
Lawrence
Marshall
Meade
Melfette
Pennington
Potter
Sanborn
Sully
Tripp
Onida Students Earn Honor Roll Honors
Onida high school announces students with 90 or above average for the past weeks. Seniors Lois Williamson Alice Sheirlholz Ardis Brook ing Marie Nair. Juniors Mazel Ripley Sylvia Adams Lawrence Serbousek Grorke Glanzer LeRoy Christy Wilbur Beebe. Sophomores Gervaise Quisiad Ethel Phares Edith McMacken Eugene Reed Kenneth Johnson. Freshmen Herta Satke Clara Kleinsasser Earl Folkstead Greta McCoy.
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Onida
Lois Williamson
Alice Sheirholz
Ardis Brooking
Marie Nair
Mazel Ripley
Sylvia Adams
Lawerence Serbousek
Grorke Glanzer
LeRoy
Christy
Wilbur Beebe
Sopra
Gervaise Quisiad
Ethel Phares
Edith McMacken
Onida Golf Association Elects Officers For Year
At the annual meeting Onida Golf Association elected M. R. Brown as head for the coming year with John Adams as vice president and W. G. Abbott as secretary treasurer. Directors include C. I. Crandall C. R. Garner C. W. Naterezs Edward McLaughlin and J. D. Lane. Plans to improve the golf course include enlarging and sanding greens and smoothing fairways. Edward Klix is expected to supervise grounds. The course on the west shore of Sully Lake is described as among the best in the state.
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Onida
Mar
Onida Golf Association
M. R. Brown
John Adams
W. G. Abbott
C. I. Crandall
C. R. Garner
C. W. Naterezs
Edward McLaughlin
J. D. Lane
Onida Seniors Win Scholastic Contest At School
The senior class of Onida high school won both scholastic and attendance contests for the first semester. As a result the seniors are entertaining the other classes with a party Friday evening at the school.
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Onida High School
Central West Heads Meet In Woonsocket
Officers of the Central West Public Service company of Omaha held their annual meeting here with managers of this district Wednesday night. A similar meeting was held at Chamberlain Thursday and Friday nights.
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Central West Heads
Woonsocket Woonsocket
Afar
Central West Public Service Company of
Omaha
Chamberlain
Prairie Rose steals show at Woonsocket Legion meeting
Woonsocket O. E. S. held an annual meeting with a packed audience for a program titled Prairie Rose. Evelyn Swanson headlined the leading role, presented Wednesday night at the Woonsocket venue.
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Woonsocket Legion
Woonsocket
Bo Here
Evelyn Swanson
Bulow Appoints Todd County Commissioners
Governor W J Bulow announces John Carr and John A Heler as Todd county commissioners to replace resigning Guy Bailey and Martin Enfield. Carr and Heler will serve until the November election.
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Bulow
Todd County
Peerre
Mer
W. J. Bulovwe
John Carr
John A. Heler
Guy Bailey
Martin Enfidle
Carr
Belzer
Elm Springs Man Files For Congress Nomination
Elm Springs resident A Forkner filed a nominating petition as a Republican candidate for State representative in the sixtieth district, covering Meade and Perkins counties, with 112 signer names. Articles of incorporation filed for Wauby Produce Co in Pierre, capital stock $25,000, incorporators listed from Ipswich.
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Elm Springs
Congress
Pibbre
Mar
L. A. Forkner
Dstrict
Meade
Perkins
Pierre
Wauby Produce Company of
Wauby
John Sindelar
J. Bd, Lacher
Joseph TL
Clemen
B. E. Hubbard
R. H. Brunkow
Ipswich
Mines Freshman Learns Gravity At School Dance
Rapid City reports a Mines freshman failed to balance a chair during a physics study and fell landing on his elbow. The injury left his arm in a sling but the student plans to attend the Hard Times dance hoping to win best makeup.
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A. School of Mines
Power Equipment To Replace Horses In South Dakota
South Dakota plans to buy 81 motor graders six trucks a 12 foot blade grader a crane type tractor and six maintenance blades for trucks to replace about 200 horse drawn patrols this spring. Bids open April 1 at 10 am with John T. Biehn directing finance. State highway commission expects motor equipment to improve upkeep of 3600 miles of gravel highways.
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Pierre
State Highway Commission
John T. Biehn
Highway Department
Highway’ Commission
South Dakota
Rhodes Sells Pool Hall In Woonsocket
Ted Rhodes disposed of his pool hall in Woonsocket to James Durke of Delmont. Rhodes will remain a resident of the city and has not announced future plans.
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Rhodes
Woonsocket Woonsockey
Ted Rhodes
James Durke
Delmont
Two Bond Payments Remain For De Smet Improvements
De Smet officials report only two bond payments remain after this year for the sewer and water system projects begun in 1923. The improvements cost $65,000 and were funded by a series of bonds retired by annual water and sewer assessments.
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de Smet
Kiwanians Hold Weekly Meeting at Metho dist Church
Wellington Springs Kiwanis held its weekly dinner at the Methodist church. Rev R G Weston spoke on Peace with good will addressing harmony between nations. Alden Cutler offered a brief tribute to the late Justice Taft.
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Wellington Springs
Methodist Church
R. G. Weston
Natio Alden Cutler
Taft
Wessington Springs Cafe Sold to New Owner
In Wessington Springs Mir 15 the Dakoca cafe owner E R B Olson sold his interests to H W Phelps. The new owner will take charge Monday morning.
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Wessington Springs
Mir
E. R B. Olson
H. W. Phelps
Missouri River Ice Breaks At Forest City
Ice on the Missouri River near Forest City rotted and broke away quietly on Wednesday afternoon. The river will run clear for a couple days before large cakes of northern ice descend. Local fishermen report good catches of sturgeon and eel and expect catfish access renewed.
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Missouri River
Forest City
Mar
Misouri
Business Steady In 9th District
In February a Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis survey finds no strong trend in the ninth district. Wheat marketings boosted several indexes after a January dip, while debits rose 2 percent from February last year. Debits overall up. country checks and shipments down. Farm income from cash crops hogs and dairy fell 10 percent from February 1929, though bread wheat marketing improved. Prices rose for flax potatoes beef and hogs but fell for wheat corn oats barley veal calves lambs ewes butter and milk.
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Minneapolis
Mar
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Lumber Yard Manager Takes New Position
Wellington Springs March 15 Special G C Burgess manager of Hayes Lucas Lumber resigns to join Dallas Lumber company of Minneapolis. He will oversee yards at Storten Minnesota after April 1.
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Wellington ‘Springs
Mar
G. C. Burgess
Hayes-Lucas Lumber Company
Dallas Lumber Company
Minneapois
Storten
Minnesota
Mitchell Couple Reconcile After Divorce Reversal
Mitchell pairs Marietta Platt and Curtis Montgomery, once divorced in October 1929, quietly remarried this week in Menno SD after admitting the initial split was a mistake. Former spouses Ed Fix of Parkston accompanied them.
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Mitchell
Marietta
Platt
Curtis Montgomery
Montgomery
Menno
Ss. DB
Ed Fix
Parkston
Work Resumed On Yankton Forbes Hall Of Science
Dr. G W Nash president of Yankton college says work on Forbes Hall of Science will resume the first of the week after a winter lay off. Foreman Rue of Johnson Construction arrived in Yankton and other men are arriving to begin Monday. Roof slate and other materials are expected to arrive in time. Weather hindered brick work due to sudden freezes and thaws but builders hope to proceed without interruptions.
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Yankton
G.W. Nash
Yankton College
Forbes Hall of Science
Foreman Rue
Johnson Construction Company
Nash
Birks High School Honors Coach Florence Boyd with Goblets
Birks high school basketball players presented coach Florence Boyd with a set of goblets on March 15 as a token of appreciation.
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Onida
Mar
Birks
Florence Boyd
Youth in Sioux Falls Case Ruled Not In Foul Play
Jacob Underland, reportedly from Hettinger North Dakota, wandered east of Sioux Falls in a dazed state. Police say he appeared rational after arrival at headquarters though early reports suggested foul play. He left Hettinger with about $50 and clothing, visiting relatives in Sioux Falls, as investigators check clues to clarify the mystery.
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Sioux Falls
Jacob Anderland
Hettinger
Young Underland
Mr. Gardner
Folice
Plankinton Boys Win High Honors in Class
Plankinton reports a historic shift as two senior boys win top honors for the first time in years. Martin Farrell earns first honors with Edward Dunn close behind in second, both well above their class.
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Plankinton
Martin Farrell
Edward Dunn
Martin Fsrell
Class Day Program Set For Local Graduates
A farm student group will host an annual class day program at a later date. Seventeen to nineteen boys are in the graduating class, with Edward Dunn employed by the local paper in his spare time and one member driving to school each morning.
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Edward Dunn
Bell Chosen As New Deadwood Secretary
Deadwood business leaders voted to hire Bert F. Bell former North Western Railway publicity director as full time secretary on a budget plan. About 125 men pledged over $6,000 and pledged 100 percent membership drive funding.
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Bell
Deadwood
Mar
Bert F. Bell
North Western Railway
Black Hills
South Dakota
Veteran observer recalls record meeting size
A veteran member stated that in 47 years he had never seen a larger gathering. He described the year’s activities as totaling 325,000 and voiced the opinion that the event marked a significant moment in the organization’s history.
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Orath
Jon
Woonsocket Report Details Banquet Attendance
A Woonsocket notice outlines a Thursday gathering of Artesien and Filly members, with payment of dues and a served banquet as part of a regular estbure meeting.
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Woonsocket
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O’neal
Ajax
Huron
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O'Neal
Qneals
S Motor
Marshall O'Neal
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