Summons and legal notice from Beadle County court
The State of South Dakota sends greetings to defendants Harvey J. Sherman and others. Defendants are summoned to answer the plaintiff Thomas C. Scruby by Feb 14, 1929, in Huron. Suit seeks to quiet title and determine adverse claims to Lot 7 and part of Lot 8 in Block 8 of Kremme Addition to Boron City Beadle County.
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Seid Corp
Fla Vice
Huron
Herdle Ca
Beadle Co
Beadie County
Dakota
O. Peterson
Shun Brainide
Harnn
Dak
Sonus
South Dakota
Statuwat Life Insur
Ncco Company
City Huron
County of
Beadle
Sohota
Lea
Joseph Whitworth
Glen
Luby & Gartland
Seadin
State of
Grave Streer
Ile
Ibert Neeman
Maggeliina Neemvas
South
Beagle
Dalais
ROUSE
Dako- Peat
Beadie Cuun
Isaid Beacis
State of South Dakot
Sherif
Beadle County
Headle County
Conuaca
Board of County Commissioners
Everett Curtis
Sead
Berali
Benaie
Thomas C. Scruby
Plaintif
Harvey J. Sherman
H. J. Shermin
John c. Klemine
C. Klemme
Frank W. Shermen
Ma. Bonesteel
May Boresteel
Ed. Bonesteel
E. D. Bonesteel
Irene Bonesteel
Lara May Bonesteel
Kate A. Sherman
Clara May Bonesteel
W. A. Maul
Waa
Readls
Towit
Kremme
Boron
Bentle County
Debating teams win three of four decisions at Blunt
The Blunt debating teams won three of four decisions as Brentiera and Doland secured the affirmative wins while Blunt's negative was defeated. Edwin Felhaber, Harold Felhaber’s brother, left the Advocate office last week, and a farewell party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Felhaber. Mr and Mrs J T Holst of Pierre visited Blunt relatives, while Mr and Mrs Harold Hargrove, former Blunt residents, were in Omaha for business. A social aid for the Presbyterian society was hosted by Mrs Leop Howard, and Edson Pisney returned from River Forest. Juniors at Blunt High School prepared a review at Lesson hall, promising amusement.
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Harold Hargrove
Blunt
Omaha
J. T. Holst
Pierre
Presbyterian Society
Leop Howard
Edson Pisney
River Forest
Bignt Hich Archool
Amusine
City Street Grading Behind Schedule At Local Halt
The Siren relocated to the east side of Wain Street near the town hall as grading work for the city street proceeds. Leonard Luker of Agar schools visited Blunt, and Bint debate teams planned an evening event with Superintendent Kramer. Preparations are underway for the state Vermillion tournament.
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Wain Street
Town Hall
Leonard Luker
Agar
Lydia Luker
Bint
Kramer
Danforth Notes Include Anniversary and Local Happenings
Danforth report covers the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Shearer at Ree Heights and marks local events. Ian Geiver visited Buffalo county relatives. farmers prep seed grain for spring. Mrs Lucile Williams improves after hospital surgery in Tapia. Barerett moves to Winewar place. town board swears in new officers.
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R. E. Morrison
Danforth
Shearer
Sprig Lake
Heo
Milley Frida
Tan Helveman
Abs
Wier
Unityville
Olle Lewellen
Abidre
Mil Fellay
Bssriveberg
Charles Rainy
Sioux Falls
Spring Lake Township
Iroquois Sunshine club hosts animal card party
The Iroquois Sunshine club held an animal card party at the Star theater Friday with Progressive hitch games and a lunch. Prizes went to Mrs. H Panoski Earl Carlay Miss Maris Brown and Joseph Keating. The juniors will perform Safety First at the Opera house on Tuesday March 26.
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B. We Gross
Jake Renis
Pipestone
George Perry
George
Crawford Building
Gus Dereheil
F. Schultz Aomes Milas Colette Reweline
Yourkt
Opera House
Charles Burne
Iroquois
BeSuet
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Tuuch
T. Lidéte
Iswinger
Rogers House
Jerome Stose
Fairberry
Henry Reds
Cistle Hultman
Dorothy Martin
Daugh
Frank Martin
Mise Glennie Flathers
Cheely
Minnie Meyers
Mel Brown
Portland
Ore
Funeral Draws Modern Family Line in Highmore
A gathering of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Johnson and others attended the funeral of Mrs. Leota Redle Hultman in Highmore last week. Esther Werner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Werner, graduated with the class of 1938 and attends Northern Normal at Aberdeen. A delegation from Iroquois and La Le Sau as called on county commissioners at DeSmet asking dirt-road equipment. the petition was denied due to overdrawn funds.
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C. S. Johnson
Ana
Roy Brandrup
Hensley
Henry Redle
Clarence
Jerome Rose
Highmore
Leota Redle-Hultman
Esther Werner
Walter Werner
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Jag
Woman's Athletic Association
Iroquois
la LeSaur
DeSmer
Miller and Associated Travelers Return Home
J H Cole pioneer attorney returns from eastern trip lasting nine days in Washington. He joined his brother Cyrenius Cole congressman and witnessed Hoover inauguration. S L Wyland also back from eastern visit. Deputy Grant Boles on business trip to Pierre. Harlan J Bueliffelt in Wisconsin on legal affairs. Calvert Simons wintered in Montana visiting friends in Miller. Releth Elsworth returned from where the stternal seta He is tee crean maker in Lue Ander TUM creamery fers.
Wessington Roads Start To Dry After Floods
Wessington reports roads gradually drying after days of heavy moisture. Residents face mail delays with routes north of the city yielding no mail for a week. Farmer Robert Bruchvose l, eleven miles north, drove thirty-three miles to reach the town, encountering muddy, impassable stretches along the way.
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Wessington
Peonte
Iobert Bruchvosel
The Black Pigeon Clue Hints at a Friday Visit
Ruth and Jack retrace events to prove Martha Manning lied about her Friday presence. Fingerprints on a glass panel challenge alibi while an elevator scene unfolds. The text teases a puzzle answer: SPACE SPARS SPARK SPANK SHANK THANK THINK THICK PRICK.
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Ruth
Jack
Birs
Raliy
Martha Manning
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