Dividends Paid to Creditors From Six South Dakota Banks
South Dakota banking superintendent Frank R. Strain announced dividends totaling 353,600 are being paid to creditors from six closed state banks. Listed are final and partial dividends for Bi-Metallic, Bank of Bijou Hills, Farmers and Merchants, Bank of Hot Springs, Harding County, and State Bank of Carpenter. Separate item notes major highway awards for nineteen road projects in the state with multiple counties and firms named.
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Wesee Ae
Pierre
Frank R. Strain
South Dakota
Colone
Bank of Bijou Hills
Bijou Hills
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Willows Lake
Bank of Hot Springs
Hot Springs
Divi
Harding County Bank
Buffalo
State Bank of Carpenter
Carpenter
Willow Lake C C Plans Recreation and Baseball Ventures
Willow Lake commercial club outlined an extensive recreation program for Willow Lake and surrounding territory. Diamondball continues and baseball will be organized. a committee visited Vienna to plan Willow Lake joining the Little Eight league. a vacancy from a withdrawing town may be filled, enabling two afternoon baseball games weekly. Community calendars will be issued again this year.
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Willow Lake
Mar
Willow Lake Club
Vienna
Mitchell to Stage State Debate Meet
Fourteen high school district champion debate teams will compete at the state tournament on the Dakota Wesleyan University campus March 21 22 and 23 Extempore speaking and an original oratory contestant from each district join the events This marks the first inclusion of the original oratory contest in the state meet Local organizers include executive committee D Dumbler Huron president Supt B F Voss Clark and William McCane Brookings George W Bohman Wesleyan forensics director Lead events begin March 21 with first round at 98 M4 Thursday.
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Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
South Dakota
Rapid City
New Underwood
Gregory
Presho
Tyndall
Huron
Aberdeen
Watertown
Beresford
Canton
Sioux Falls
Doland
State High School Forensic League
D. Dumber
B. F. Voss
Clark
William McCane
Brookings
George W. Bohman
Wesleyan
Belgrano To Be Legion Speaker
National Commander Frank Belgrano will speak at the South Dakota American Legion spring conference Sunday afternoon March 31 in Mobridge. He will be admitted to Sioux Indian tribe membership during a special ceremony as Sioux Indians preside. The event includes a noon flight from St Paul, a Saturday interstate 40 wreck, a Mobridge banquet, a Sunday breakfast for past department commanders, and a regional school for post officers.
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Watertown
Frank Ni Bélgrano
South Dakota American Legion
Bellgrano
South Dakota
Belgrano
St. Paul
Mobridge
Zwicky
Medridge
Aberdeen
Faulkton
Vern Ballou
D. K. Dalager
Veterans Administration
Stone Falls
2. H. Shanard
Yankton College Singers To Tour State
Yankton College Men s Glee Club, among South Dakota s oldest musical groups, will tour eastern South Dakota and northwest Iowa for two weeks starting March 18. They will perform in Sioux Falls Madison Lennox Irene Frand luce Valley Springs Hudson Rocky Rapids Iowa Hawarden Iowa with a varied program of classical sacred and lighter pieces. Director Sir Martin E Thompson leads the club with Irene accompanist Wallace Arneson. Membership is limited to twenty chosen by tryouts. Notable members include Maurice Rundell Parker Ryland Jacobus Letcher George Wadsworth Verne Mortenson Gayville Warren Williamson and others.
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Yankton
Mar
Yankton College
South Dakota
Northwestern
Down
Sioux Falls
Madison
Lennox
Irene
Valley Springs
Hudson
Rocky Rapids
Iowa
Hawarden
Martin E. Thompson
Conservatory of Music
Wallace Arneson
Cub
Club
Maurice Rundell
Parker
Ryland Jacobus
Letcher
George Wadsworth
Myron Means
Donald Whited
Robert Settell
Bloomfield
Nebraska
Byron Toft
Chicago
Hollis Hamstra
Bridgewater
Delt Bridge Club Hosts Couples at Borkhuijs Home
Wayland society notes report Mes dames L J Borkhuijs and Guy Major hosting Delt Bridge Club members and husbands. Five tables played contract bridge with prizes awarded to Estella Major and Clark Anderson plus Emil Scheening and Verlyn Wood as guests. Refreshments served mid event. Earlier items note Sioux Falls Exposition plans and Alpena class party.
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Wayland
Mar
Mesdames
L. J. Borkhuixs
Guy Major
Borkhuls
Estella Major
Clark Anderson
Emil Scheening
Verlyn Wood
Missionary Society Program Presented in Alpena
The Missionary society met in the church parlors with hostesses Mrs Bentson Mrs Webber Mrs Eschliman and Mrs T A Hayes. Founders day program directed by Mrs W J Linn featured How I All Began. Kings Herald boys presented a pantomime Oh Dear What Can the Matter Be. Another pantomime The Froth of the Liquid Jade was performed in Japanese costumes. Mrs Kunze sang Beautiful Japan. Final demonstration The Versatile Friend followed. Luncheon in buffet style assisted by women in Japanese costume.
Farmers Union meeting entertains with dance and readings
Miss Lillian Trotter of Huron performed acrobatics and danced at a county Farmers union meeting in Alpena. Jace Tebay gave a rumored reading and Phil Tremblay spoke from Woonsocket. The next county gathering is scheduled for Letcher in late August.
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Parm Union
Alpena
The
Farmers Union
Lillian Trotter
Huron
Jace Tebay
Phil Tremblay
Woonsocket
Letcher
Agril
Nurse Myrtle Jones Accepts Fort Harrison Post
Miss Myrtle Jones departed for Fort Harrison Montana to take a junior nursing position at the veteran administration hospital following appointment yesterday morning.
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Alpena
Mar
Myrtle Jones
Fort Harrison
Mont
Veteran Administration Hospital
Antelope Seen Near Lake Preston in South Dakota
A 330 pound antelope now rests about two miles northeast of Lake Preston. Residents report the animal seems at home and allows approaching within 200 feet before springing away. Earlier sightings of a similar antelope north of Arlington are believed to be the same animal following the dry lake bottom from the east.
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Lake Preston
Mar
Sye
Arlington
Not yet decided on all successor for Miss Helm
The report notes that the organization has not yet finalized all appointments to succeed Miss Helm, with several vacancies remaining and ongoing discussions to identify qualified candidates. It emphasizes pending decisions and the need for careful consideration of potential nominees.
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Miss Helm
Safe, regulated relief with liquid laxatives
Doctors tout liquid laxatives for safe dosing with gradual reduction. The ad promotes Dr Calawell's Syrup Pepsin containing senna and cascara as a natural, non habit forming remedy to ease biliousness and sluggish bowels. It urges consulting a physician or druggist and repeating the dose only as needed.
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Tess
Eople
De Smet Teachers Offered Contracts
The De Smet school board rehired the present faculty with Miss Lydia Holm resigning as superintendent after four years as head and two as principal. The board passed a resolution of appreciation for Miss Holm’s work and received many applications for open positions.
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de Smet
Lydia Holm
Miss Holm
Clubwomen Set Six South Dakota Conventions Dates
Watertown announces six district conventions of the South Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs with dates and sites. District 1 Rapid City April 17 18 District 2 Midland May 1 2 District 3 Platte April 9 10 District 4 Dell Rapids April 28 29 District 5 Lake Preston May 7 District 6 Miller date to be announced.
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Watertown
Mar
South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs
Douglas . Brown
Rapid City
Midland
Platte
Dell Rapids
Lake Preston
Golden Wedding Day Observed At Canova
Canova March 15 Mr and Mrs Jas C Gough celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home with friends and relatives calling in the afternoon and a family dinner in the evening. Relatives presented two fine chairs as a gift.
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Arthur
Puyallup
Wash
Gough
Howard
Vermillion Township
Canova
Dakota
Minnesota
A. J. Gough
Mary
Canaeva
Puydllup
Wheeler
Mar
Jas. C. Gough
Whist Contest At Wayland Ends In Gilbert Victory
Twenty whist players from Wayland met opponents from Gilbert township at Fred Brown home for a return Norwegian whist game. Wayland was defeated by 17 points. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Fred Brown and others. A third game is planned at the community hall.
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Wayland
Mar
Vayland
Gilbert Township
Fred Brown
Charles Brown
Bryan Brown
Esther Brown
Riter Takes Declamatory Prize Over Nogelmier
Gloria Riter won first place in the third and fourth grade declamatory contest at Willow Lake on March 15, correcting a recent report that Jenola Nogelmier had won.
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Willow Lake
Mar
Gloria Riter
Jenola Nogelmier
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