South Dakota to Pave 82 More Miles This Summer
South Dakota highway commission announces an 82 mile追加 paving program this summer, boosting total to 125 miles for the season. With emergency federal funds, the plan is three times larger than last year, costing about 2.2 million dollars. First 1931 project already under construction on U S 16 near Sioux Falls, bids on about 28 more miles.
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Pierre
South Dakota
U. S. 16
Sioux Fale
Vermillion
West County
U. S
Huron
U.S. 77
Lone Tree
Moody County
Watertown East
Brookings
Volga
Mitchell
Yankton West
Aberdeen
Debaters Initiated Into Tau Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Vermillion May 1 Eight varsity debate squad members at the University of South Dakota received keys during a Thursday initiation into Tau Kappa Alpha the national forensic society. Newly initiated are Lois Mullen Dekota Mullen Presho Esmerkle Mobridge Eliora Rempfer Parkston Isla Kilpatrick Sioux Falls Mary Huysh Vermillion Perry Walsh Parkston Edna Swenson Beresford.
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University Vermillion
Tau Kappa Alphas
National Forensic Society For Men and Women
University of South Dakota
Lois Mullen
Dekota Mullen
Presho
Esmer £ Kle
Mobridge
Eliora Rempfer
Parkston
Isla Kilpatrick
Sioux Falls
Mary Huysh
Vermilli
Eva Glassbrook Attends Aberdeen Meeting in May
Eva Glassbrook dean of women at the University of South Dakota left Thursday morning to attend the American Association of Women at Aberdeen. She serves as president of the state organization and recently returned from the national convention in Boston where South Dakota faced a breach.
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Eva Glassbrook
Aberdeen
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
American Association of Women
Miss Glassbrook
American Association of University Women
Boston
Mass
South Dekots
Northwestern Band to Play at Hot Springs Carnival
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway band of Chicago will perform at the 2001 Hot Springs water carnival and race meet on July 17 and 18. Local officials had sought the group for two years but prior bookings for the summer conflicted.
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North Western
Hot Springs Hot Springs
Chiago and Northwestern Railway Band of
Chicago
Hot Springs
State Humorous Champ To Broadcast Tuesday
BROOKINGS May 1 Arthur Clarin Brookings high school student who recently won the state high school humor event will broadcast Tuesday on local airwaves.
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Brookings
Arthur Clarin
Extension Club Meets At Forestburg
Forestburg Extension club held its regular meeting at Mrs. J Personius home with 19 members and three visitors present. Officers elected include Chairman Mrs. Herbert Matthews Vice Chairman Mrs. G B Wilder and Secretary Treasurer Mrs. M Briggs. Next meeting May 12 at Mrs M Talley home with Mrs Herbert Matthews assisting. Demonstration postponed due to time. Mrs Bert Corwin and Mrs KL Matthews to present. Luncheon served by hostesses.
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Extension Club
Forestburg Forestburg
Forestburg
J. Personius
Stella Leiter
Herbert Matthews
G. B. Wilder
M. Briggs
M. Talley
Bert Corwin
KL Matthews
Matthews
Wolsey Girl Scouts Hostesses At Party
Wolsey May 1 Special The patrol leaders Hazel Bonnes Elizabeth Jensen Bessie Babcock and Burdette Lumbard entertained their mothers Mesdames A C Bonnes F N Jensen F G Babcock and George Lumbard and their scout Lieutenants Mesdames G H Mikkleson F O Gordon Clarence Cotton F Wardman H G Wharton and John Hagedorn at a banquet at the home of their scout leader Mrs George Lumbard. Later in the evening the girls were given a test in home nursing and household duties.
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Wolsey Girl Scouts
Wolsey
Zel Bonnes
Elizabeth Jensen
Bessie Babcock
Burdette Lumbard
A. C. Bonnes
F. NJ Jensen
F. G. Babcock
George Lumbard
Leutenants
G. H. Mikkleson
F. O. Gordon
Clarence Cotton
F. ¥. Wardman
H. G. Wharton
John Hagedorn
Lake Preston Farmer Loses 160 Acres Flax
Lake Preston report states farmer Jack Iverson sowed 162 acres of flax after warm early April weather. Heavy frosts last week damaged the crop, leaving 160 acres ruined. Iverson begins replanting efforts to replace the flax.
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Lake Preston
Jack Iverson
Iverson
Yale Resident Starts New Home Construction
Frank Tyrrell begins erecting a new house on East Main between A Maass and R Welsh. The lot, once owned by J E O Keefe, has the cellar dug and the foundation ready to start. Thomas Tyrrell, Frank’s brother, acts as contractor.
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Yale
Frank Tyrrell
East Main
A. Maass
R. Welsh
J. E. O'Keefe
Frank Marsh
Thomas Tyrrell
Roles Set For State College Play Cappy Ricks
Brookings May 1 William Lowe Brookings and Ada Martin Arlington Minn will play lead roles in Cappy Ricks to be staged June 10 by State college senior class The comedy in three acts by Edward E Rose adapted from Peter B Kyne story Lowe as Captain Matt Peasley Martin as Florence Ricks Light Yest Brookings is the sea captain Other cast John Cochran Ipswich directs with assist Harold Yordan Sansare Speech department of U S Palmer head in general direction
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State Brookings
William Lowe Brookings
Ada Martin
Arlington
Minn
Cappy Ricks
State College
Edward E. Rose
Peter B. Kyne
Mr. Lowe
Matt Peasley
Miss Martin
Florence Ricks
Light Yest
Brookings
VFW Post No 17 Instated in Aberdeen
The C. C. Creal post No. 17 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars has been officially instituted in Aberdeen. Elmer Lilleshow is commander with Harold Wilson as senior vice commander and David Becker as junior vice commander. Other officers include Herman Fisher quartermaster Ed Bunche chaplain Edward McLain trustee and Al Kisbo post adjutant. Trustees are Harry Bunce Brice Mantel and Melvin Johnson. The post lists 14 members.
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V.F.W
Aberdeen
C. C. Creal
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Elmer Lilleshow
Harold Wilston
David Becker
Herman Fisher
Ed Bunche
Edward McLain
al Kisbo
Harry Bunce
Brice Mantel
Melvin Johnson
City Hall Attack by Wandering Ford in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls city hall faced two vehicle assaults this year as a Ford driver attempted to push the building from its base and a car with the engine running rolled forward, narrowly injuring the structure with only minor scratches. Officials note such attacks are rare but the building remained unharmed.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Fells
Ford
Four New Members Initiated into Fi Sigma Fi Frat
Vermillion May 1 Fi Sigma Fi honorary engineering fraternity at the University of South Dakota initiated four new members Walter Brown Elk Point Clifton Anderson Vermillion Boye Huffman Wessington Springs and Fred Keene Wessington Springs.
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Wessington Springs
University of South Dakota
Walter Brown
Elk Point
Clifton Anderson
Vermillion
Boye Huffman
Fred Keene
Arbitration Ends Yankton Milk War
In Yankton the milk price drops to nine cents a quart starting today, ending a dispute between local creameries and independent distributors. Dairy arbiter A M Eberle based the rate on a farmer price of two dollars per hundredweight, noting neighboring cities like Aberdeen Sioux Falls Huron Mitchell and Watertown sell milk at ten cents.
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Yankton
A. M. Eberle
Astate
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Huron
Mitchell
Watertown
Sioux Falls Gets New Fast Time Freight Service
Sioux Falls announces a new Milwaukee railroad fast time freight named SFSX Sioux Falls Stock Exchange. The train runs Sioux Falls to Chicago daily leaving at 4 30 PM and arriving 11 00 AM next day. It carries stock meats and perishables only as stated by railroad officials.
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Sioux Falls
Milwaukee Railroad
SFSX
Sioux Falls Stock' Exchange
South Dakota Constabulary Meet Opens May Day in Sioux Falls
State and county law enforcement officers convene for the sixth annual South Dakota State Constabulary meeting in Sioux Falls May 2 and 3. Sheriff Bruce Barnes leads the program with opening remarks by Minnehaha Sheriff John H. Jdancon and Brookings Sheriff John London. Speakers include Attorney General M. Q. Sharpe and deputy warden Arthur H. Muchow, plus Gov. Warren Greene as banquet speaker and secretaries and officials addressing prohibition and penitentiary topics. The gathering features music by the Augustaana college quartet and song numbers by Mrs. C. K. Coyne.
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S. F. Sioux Falls
South Dakota
O. VY. Meyhaus
Corn Exchange Savings Bank of
Sioux Falls
M. Q. Sharpe
Arthur H. Muchow
State Penitentiary
Augustana College
C. KE. Coyne
Warren Greene
Charles McCaffree
L. Senn
Werden G. T. Jameson
H. E. Dawes
Anti-Saloon League
Floaters flock to western South Dakota towns this spring
MARDO May 1 The influx of floaters to western South Dakota near the Missouri River Rapid City extension of the Milwaukee railroad has surpassed recent springs. Many seek work while others are "knights of the road" avoiding jobs. Dozens arrived by freight to Murdo, some staying briefly, others leaving for lack of employment. The transient group appears peaceful, with no disturbances reported in Murdo or nearby towns.
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West River
Mardo
South Dakota
Missouri River
Rapid City
Milwaukee Railroad
Knights of the Road
Murdo
Frankfort Woman Seriously Burned
Mrs Silas Iverson wife of a farmer north of town suffered severe burns from an acetone and oil explosion at her home this week. Fire and oil splashed her body. she bears deep painful burns but is expected to recover. John Shaw, farmer east of the city, broke his arm while cranking a tractor—occurrence noted in Frankfort on May 1.
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Frankfort
Silas Iverson
Iverson
John Shaw
Overproduction topic discussed by USD professor in Vermillion
Charles C. Josey of the University of South Dakota spoke on The Menace of Overproduction to a KUSD radio audience Friday night. Eddie Everson's orchestra will perform at an Orange City dance this Saturday night due to his father's illness.
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Charles C. Josey
University of South Dakota
KUSD
Lloyd Moses
Wolsey
Everson
Gerard deBey
Hisj
Orange City
Iowa
University Actors Finish Activities in Vermillion
Vermillion May 1 The University of South Dakota will stage You May as the final production of the year produced by Theta Alpha Phi with professor C E Lyon directing. Cast includes Heather Jean Douglas and Isabel Hegness as assistant directors along with Eldora Reimpfer Kenneth Waddell and Harold Steck in key roles.
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Vermillion
Philip Barry
University of South Dakota
Theta Alpha Phi
National Dramatic Group
Siagle
C. E. Lyon
Department of Speech
Heather Jean Douglas
Highmore
Isabel Hegness
You and I
Playcrofters
Local Dramatic Organization
Ronny
Eldora Reimpfer
Parkston
Ricky
Kenneth Waddell
Webster
G. T. Warren
Harold Steck
Greeley
Colo
Nanty White
Helen Blankenburg
Fed
Civil Township Not Liable For Damages Opinion
The attorney general's Office informed State's Attorney John A. Gering that civil townships are liable for damages from highway and culvert failures but not for defective bridges, except when bridge repairs do not exceed 200 dollars. It notes townships need not take certain action.
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Pierre
John A. Gering
Parker
Gering
Frankfort High Girls Glee Club Public Recital
The Frankfort high school Girls Glee Club gave their first public recital at the Firemen’s hall on Tuesday evening. Miss Muriel Rasmussen trained the choir this year.
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Frankort Frankfort
Frankfort High School
Firemen's Hall
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