Cummins Sells Hunting Car in Desmott Wyoming Trip
Charley Cummins sold his wolf hunting car to George Lousser of Wessington who will drive it to Wyoming to feed sheep on ranges this summer. The specially built vehicle with a Browning shotgun helped him kill wolves in the plains of South Dakota, Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska. He plans another similar car as bounty on wolves returns, spurring more hunts. A separate note reports a large crowd at a Fedora grade school operetta led by Lorraine Lawrence and other pupils despite bad weather.
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Robert Fox
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Plan New Building For Red Owl Store
Desmet residents learn that F. Bouchard who retires from merchandising after selling his shop will erect a Red Owl grocery store block near the town center. He may add one or two more buildings and already owns the Penney store structure. J Edgar Bouchard departs for Devil Lake to join J C Penney Co.
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J. C. Penney
Kingsbury County Band Plans Winter Concert
The Kingsbury county band made up of musicians from all parts of the county will give its winter concert in Desmet at the new Ritz theatre Tuesday night in the first presentation. George Christianson reports the theatre opens the following Thursday evening.
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Kingsbury
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DeSmet Masons Plan Dad Son Banquet
DeSmet Masons announce their annual father and son banquet at the Masonic temple Friday with G O Goodman of Sioux Falls as speaker. George McDetd and his wife celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary with family in Onida. Onida High school plans its annual concert. Pooley reported recovering from internal injuries after horse incident. Rev S W Kuck holds services in Carthage Congregational church series. Carthage residents hear two Yankton college girls Genevieve Wright and Maurine Holcomb sing over the radio.
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Masonic Lodge of
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Onida
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Carthage
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Yankton College
Genevieve al’ Wright
Maurine Holcomb
Miss Bila Lewis Elected President of Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Special election results declare Miss Bila Lewis as president of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid of the city. Other officers named include Mrs Walter Istrander as vice president and Mrs PB Lawrence as secretary and treasurer. The officers served at the conclusion of the regular meeting.
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Aggie Girls Tie Coed Rifle Team in College Match
BROOKINGS March 25. State college women tied the college men’s rifle team 485 to 485 in a mixed match. The high-point women were Leona Curtis Brookings Aréath Gilpin Mt Vernon Johanne Pedersen Brookings Helen Bierlein McIntosh Casilda Brn ers Colman Faith Slatum Glenham Ruth Beeché Ward Ansa Thons Laverne Minn Wynona Worrall Huron Ingrid Johnson Mound City.
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Colman
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Glenham
Ruth Beeché
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Laverne
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Wynona Worrall
Huron
Ingrid Johnson
Mound City
Increased interest in cow tuberculosis testing in South Dakota
South Dakota reports growing interest in bovine tuberculosis testing by state and federal agencies as spring approaches. In Perkins and Spink counties many herds await testing. a 26 percent township owner petition rule is highlighted. February reveals 2,281 cattle across 83 herds tested with 2,261 passed and 20 reactors. several counties conducted herd and individual tests with a few reactors found. Hog premiums for February paid in local markets totaled 3,065.48 to 3,065.48 across listed districts.
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Lutheran Pastor Accepts Town Call
The Rev. BE HB Doering, pastor of the German Lutheran church near Luther city, resigns and will assume a pastorate at Andrew Town. His last service is April 7, and he and Mrs Doering will move from Bryant to One. The report notes the move amid local church changes.
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State to Own Verendrye Plate Site in South Dakota
South Dakota will acquire after July 3 the Verendrye plate site at Ft. Pierre, two lots adjoining the historic location found February 16, 1915. State historian Lawrence K. Fox calls the action of the twentyfirst legislature of signal value for posterity, with plans for a monument by 1943.
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Organize Temporary Waltonian Chapter at ONIDA
M S Carpenter executive secretary of the South Dakota division of the Isaac Walton league met with local sportsmen and helped form a temporary Waltonian chapter. C B Knox was chosen temporary president and W S Snyder secretary. They will serve until a charter is secured and a permanent organization formed.
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M. S. Carpenter
Milbank
South Dakota
Isaac Walton
C. B. Knox
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April 19 Set for Senior Class Play It Happened in Jam e
Virgil residents learn the senior class play It Happened in Jam e will be staged April 19. The production, a light comedy, has been under preparation for some time with students rehearsing scenes and roles.
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Father John’s Medicine Praised by Emily Baker
A reader from Newport VI claims Father John’s Medicine cured chronic bronchitis and boosted resistance. Emily G Baker at Coventry Street reports better health after taking the remedy and hopes others hear of its benefits.
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Try Street
Newport
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Saltmarsh shifts to poultry amid winter egg yield
F B Saltmarsh formerly a local banker now pursues poultry. He runs a hen house with capacity for 200 birds and reports consistent winter egg production.
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