Famous Scout To Cancel East Trip
A Crow Indian named Max Big Man will replace Deadwood Dick on the eastward tour promoting the Custer Battlefield Highway. The seven week trip begins April 1, with lectures, dances, radio broadcasts, and a mock west exhibit aboard a mobile truck traveling from Rapid City through Iowa and Illinois to Indiana and Kentucky before returning to Mitchell.
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Mitchell
Deadwood Dick
W. D. Fisher
Custer Battlefield Highway
U Deadwood Dick
M. Fisher
Max Big Man
Custer
Big Man
Plains
South Dakota
Mr. Fisher
Custer Battlefield
West
Rapid City
Des Moines
Iowa City
Davenport
Chicago
South Haend
Indiana
Louisville
Iowa
Nebraska
Four Companies File For Incorporation In South Dakota
Four South Dakota firms filed Articles of Incorporation with the secretary of state. Estelline Community Oil plans a general filling station with 25000 capital stock. Hallenbecks Inc of Madison incorporates for 50000 to run furniture and undertaking. Plankinton Cooperative Elevator forms with 25000 to deal in livestock and grain. Peace Congregational Church of Wakpala also incorporates with 0 capital stock. incorporators are Matheus Riegen Henry Berreth and Fred Rieger.
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Pierre
Mar
South Dakota
Estelline Community Oil Company
Estelline
D. C. Kruse
Castlewood
Andrew DeVries
L. T. Hatlestad
AW. Asford
Albert Pieck
Hallenbecks, Inc
L. J. Larson
C. A. Woods
H. H. Rake
D. C. Shottenkirk
John Xeadicke
R H. Eggleston
W. F. Rake
Plankinton
The
Peace Congregational Church
Wakpala
Matheus Riegen
Henry Berreth
Fred Rieger
Wakpela
Indiana students seek earth for all nations tree memorial
Nine grade graduates of an Indiana school plan planting an all nations tree as a memorial using dirt from every state. South Dakota earth was sent by O H Johnson from the state capitol grounds at the request of August Cooreman of North Liberty.
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State Game and Fish Department
State Capitol
Aberdeen to get Frederick paper soon
The Dakota Free Press, published at Frederick for nine years, will move to Aberdeen starting with this week’s issue. Editor Tom Ayres says Aberdeen can support both weekly and daily editions and aims to enter a ranger field. paper policy remains independent. The March 28 high school assembly will feature The Palace of Carelessness with Glee Club and school orchestra.
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Aberdeen
Frederick
Mer
Dakota Free Press
Tom Ayres
Ayres
Oferetta Wolsey
Springs-To Lose Landmark Of Old Stage Coach Days
The Old Price livery barn in Wellington Springs was sold at auction Saturday and will be torn down. Erected in the 1880s, it served as stage coach headquarters and a livery stable. George N. Price, Henry Butler and Henry Minert ran a livery business there. The barn sits on a quarter block east of the new courthouse site on Masonic-owned lots, which were exchanged for property across the street to be part of the courthouse grounds.
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Masonic Order
New Court House
Monroe Plans New City Auditorium
Monroe records a city council decision to build a fireproof auditorium this spring. A building committee was named to finalize plans and specifications. The structure will stand on recently purchased lots and will host entertainments dances and social gatherings for residents. The town has funds on hand for construction.
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Monroe
Mar
Tyndall Boy Wins St. Louis Contest
Vermillion, Mar. 2 First place in the annual Missouri Valley Oratorical Association contest at St. Louis went to William McCann Tyndall a junior at the University of South Dakota He spoke on The New Russia McCann received a 50 prize from the association and another 50 from Former Governor Lee of South Dakota who offers the award each year to the student who wins first place in a state or interstate oratorical contest.
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Tyndall
St. Louis
William McCann
University of South Dakota
McCann
Lee
South Dakota
Sioux Falls Eyes Junior Chamber of Commerce
In Sioux Falls the possibility of forming a junior chamber of commerce was informally discussed at a Monday noon board meeting. No definite action was taken, but the proposal will be reconsidered by the board. Ben B. Lawshe recommended employment of R. J. Schneider to assist with office duties. Schneider, a Sioux Falls resident from Yankton six years ago, attended Columbus college for three years. Paul K. Myers plans to leave for Huron to assume the secretaryship there.
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Sioux Falls
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Beard
Board of
Ben B. Lawshe
R. J. Schneider
Sioux Fells
Dutneese Ie Tee Seney Sree
Schneider
Yankton
Columbus College
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huron
Yankton Cage Fans Hurt In Car Spill
A night return from Sioux Falls ends with seven basketball fans injured when a Chevrolet sedan overturns on Irene road near Walshtown, sending passengers out and top damaged. All seven dealt to Irene. later reports list minor injuries.
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Yankton
Mar
Sioux Falls
Irene Road
Walshtown
Mary Millard
Irene
Penny Day Insurance Offers Low Cost Disability Death Coverage
An advertisement claims a penny a day can insure up to 100 dollars monthly for total disability and a thousand dollars for death with no medical exam. It promises quick enrollment, requires basic personal details, and markets a combined policy as the best and cheapest option, urging readers to sign up within ten days.
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Andy
Tso
South Dakotans Plan Party At Washington
In Washington a pioneer group of South Dakotans will attend a March 30 reception and banquet marking statehood. Notables include Senator Peter Norbeck, Congressman Royal Johnson, former Senator Thomas Sterling, and Dr. David Griffiths. A miniature state flag will be given to attendees. Speakers include Mr. Burke and Gideon Seymour.
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Washington
South
Charles H. Burke
Pierre
David Griffiths
E. C. Chilcott
Lyman Cleveland
Jens Otterness
Brookings
South Dakota
Norbeck
William H. McMaster
Art Brown
Rapid City
Mitchell
Anna Mary Sanford
Phil Akre
Garretson
Sioux Falls
Harry W. Warner
de Smet
Aaron Johnson
W. Harry King
Louise Phillips
Catherine L. Dice
Wolsey Church Elects Officers at Congregational Meeting
At Wolsey Congregational Church Monday, Miss Fanny Mills was named moderator. Officers elected include FR. F. Chenoweth, J. J. Salisbury, Fred Steurwald as church board. Mrs. W. S. Fry as church treasurer. Franke Allen as Sunday school treasurer. Mrs. Frank Allen as superintendent. Bercycle Streeter as pianist and assistant. Elizabeth Jensen as librarian. Elva Rodman as assistant Abrerian. Burdette Lumbard as organist with Streeter as assistant. Eupha Maxwell as choir leader. Miss M. E. Cogswell as bible class teacher. Mrs. J. B. Salisbury as teacher. Miss Mills was asked to remain pastor with same salary and vacation.
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Wolsey
Fanny Mills
FR. F. Chenoweth
J. J. Salisbury
Fred Steurwald
W. S. Fry
Franke Allen
Frank Allen
Bercycle Streeter
Elizabeth Jensen
Elva Rodman
Burdette Lumbard
Ber~cycle Streeter
Eupha Maxwell
M. E. Cogswell
J. 3. Salisbury
Springs Woman Dies In Nebraska
Wellington Springs Nebraska March 26 Mrs W C Houts wife of Rev W C Houts former pastor here and editor of the Wessington Springs Democrat died at her Nebraska City home Saturday Funeral services were held yesterday Survivors include her husband a daughter Fern and a son Burl Also notes a Frankfort class play and a Highmore faculty contracts offer for the coming school year
Boys Narrowly Escape Death In Pierre Car Wreck
Orville Johnson 39 and three companions escaped serious injury Sunday when the car left the Pierre Fort Pierre road, tore through a guard rail, and dropped into a slough. The vehicle, coming from Fort Pierre, toppled and landed right side up at the grade bottom after negotiating a bend near the bridge. All occupants were badly shaken but suffered no ill effects. Johnson returned to school Monday. Johnson is a son of State Highway Commissioner J B Johnson.
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Pierre
Mar
Orville Johnson
Fort Pierre
Young Johnson
D Johnson
J.’ B. Johnson
Burke postal routes reduced to eight miles each
Official notice from the post office department states Burke mail routes will be consolidated into two eight mile routes. Route A will be served by carrier George S. Gudge and Route B by Glen A. Powers. The changes affect only three boxes by increasing distance from their owners.
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Burke
Burke, S. C
Post Office Department
George S. Gudge
Glen A. Powers
Filling Station Replaces De Smet Landmark Wilmarth Store
De Smet, Mar 26 Special One of the town’s landmarks the old Wil marth store building long known as the Lark building was torn down last week to make way for a new filling station. Built as one of the first structures in De Smet in 1880 it later housed a restaurant but has fallen into disuse in recent years.
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DE Smet
Mar
Wilmarth
Lark
Mikkelson Promoted to Head Brentford Schools
E C Mikkelson has been elected to head Brentford schools for the coming year. Superintendent Houge was asked to return but will attend college next year. Mikkelson has been principal for two years and coached the boys basketball team. No action yet on hiring other teachers.
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Mikkelson
Brentford
E. C. Mikkelsom
Houge
Augustana Elects Student Officers for 1921
Fred K. Draper of Sioux Falls elected president of the Augustana college student association at March elections. Esther Olbertson, Beresford, named secretary. Donald Liffengren, Van Metre, treasurer. Orvin Larson to edit the 193¢ yearbook. Irving Weisern business manager. Edits and business roles filled for Augustana Mirror and related offices.
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Sioux
Falls
Fred K. Draper
Sioux Falls
Augustana College Student Association
Draper
Esther Olbertson
Beresford
Donald Liffengren
van Metre
Orvin Larson
Irving Weisern
Colman
Raydon Ronshaugen
Roskyn
Augustana Mirror
Edwin Holland
Parker
Eilef
Saetgent
Friendship
Wis
Nora Preus
Harold Quail
Sinai
Louise Hofstad
Clark
Albert Holm
Bouchard Plans To Open Bryant Store
Desmet March 26 Special J Ed gar Bouchard has decided to open a Bryant department store using a five years lease on a business block he and his father own. He will open when stock is arranged and has been at market buying for the Bryant location. The Ward building will house the new store, a site where Bouchard operated for a year and retains a full set of fixtures.
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Bouchard
Bryant
Desmet
Edgar Bouchard
Lake Preston
Ward
Girl Operated Upon For Needle Wound
Miss Mary Bullington daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Bullington had a broken needle enter her hand days ago. Believed removed the wound grew painful and she was taken to a Volga hospital where her band operated to remove it.
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Lake Preston
Mar
Mary Bullington
Joe
Bullington
Volga
Elect Officers For Yankton Year Book 1932 Greyhound
Harold Ra Vanden Berge of Corsica and William Sattler of Yankton are elected editor in chief and business manager of the 1932 Greyhound college yearbook by Yankton College sophomores. Vanden Berge previously served as assistant business manager for 1930 Greyhound and editor of the freshman edition. Sattler has been active in forensic circles and appears in Pi Kappa Delta events.
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Yankton
Harold Ra
Vanden Berge
Corsica
William Sattler
Greyhound
Yankton College
Robert Pearson
Webster
Philo Larrabee
Tarrabee
Sattler
Income Tax Receipts Show Slight Decrease
SIOUX FALLS March 26 Income tax receipts in South Dakota are only slightly lower than 1929 despite rate cuts. Receipts on March 22 totalled 591 409.86 compared with 532 950.26 last year. Taxable individual returns rose by 292 while corporate returns fell by two. Individual tax receipts were about 28 500 less than last year and corporate tax about 27 000 greater.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
South Dakota
Leslie Sensen
Internal Revenue
T¢Day
Jensen
P.T.A. presents 1844 Flappers operetta in Frankfort
In Frankfort on March 19 the P.T.A. staged a home talent operetta titled 1844 Flappers. The production featured chorus girls and models and drew a large audience with about 35 local participants.
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Frankfort
Mar
P. T.A
Lake Preston Glee Clubs Stage The Belle of Barcelona
Lake Preston high school glee clubs presented the operetta The Belle of Barcelona to a packed house Friday evening. About 85 dollars was cleared to buy uniforms for the high school band. The Wolsey club met in Wolsey on March 6 with Treva Olson hosting the Chatter-Sew club gathering.
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Lake Preston
Mar
Lake Preston High School
Barcelona
Wolsey Club
Wolsey
Treva Olson
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Dorothy Stebbins
Laverne Helgerson
Blendon
Lloyd Livingston
Liston Township
M. E. Church
Jack
Odd Fellows Hall
Highmore
Board of Education At
Augustana
Mr. Buick
R. N. Jones
BUICK
Ill
Ave
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Pearl Spring Water Co
E. F. Gitchell
City of
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