Restaurant Men Meet This Month at Mitchell Corn Palace
Officials of the South Dakota Better Restaurant Association finalize plans for the fifth annual convention in Mitchell at the Corn Palace May 7, 8 and 9. Registration opens 1 30 Sunday afternoon. Exhibits will feature 35 commercial firms and trophies will honor uniform and menu contests. Entertainers include Don and Stucker and a roster of performers.
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Mitchell Corn Palace
Mitchell
South Dakota Better Restaurant Association
Mitchel
Corm Palace
Don and
Stucker
Lory and
Kay
Esther and
Frank
Ytrick Viol
Philip and
Sylv
Elaborate Rushmore Celebration Marks South Dakota Anniversary
Rapid City May 3. A July 2 Mount Rushmore National Memorial celebration marks South Dakota's 50th statehood anniversary. Gutzon Borglum leading committee plans include a 250 piece band, fireworks, and lighting of the four presidential figures. Governors, a nationally known figure, and special guests will speak. Indians from reservations invited for a Sioux encampment and barbecue. Theodore Roosevelt carving to be unveiled officially in fall.
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Rapid City
Mt Rushmore
Harlan Bughfield
Mount Rushmore National Memorial
South Dakota
Gutzon Borglum
Port Pierre
Pierre de Lat Verendryn
Francois
Chev- Mier
Louise Joseph
Lewis and Clark
Missooui River
Oregon
Bushifield
Theodore Roosevelt
Gtone
Borglum
William S. Hart
Dakota Territory
Roughriders
Teddy” Roosevelt
Dakotas
Goes to Washington After Theft Suspect
Deputy United States Marshal Mike Helgeland left for Seattle to take custody of Donald Price 32 formerly of South Dakota now serving on a federal sentence in McNeill Island Washington for violating the national motor vehicle theft act. He will bring Price back to face a similar charge. He is alleged to have driven stolen autos from Provo Utah to Spearitz.
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Washington
Sioux, Falls
United States
Mike Helgeland
Seattle
Wash
Donald It Price
South Daura
McNeill Island
Helgeland
Ben E. Hurthes
Aberdeen
Will
Price
Provo
Utah
Speartiz
Gettysburg Pastor Moves to North Dakota Mission
The Rev. Robert Raynor of Christ Church will leave Gettysburg for a new parish in North Dakota. His duties will include the towns of Rugby Langdon and Lakota. No appointment to fill the vacancy has been made. Ralph Quilt, 28, an Indian, was bound over to circuit court in Pierre on a larceny charge from an Indian reservation, Blain Scntt is held as a federal prisoner in Pennington County jail.
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Gettysburg
Robert Raynor
Christ Church
Eunicopal
Iim
North Dakota
Getur
Rugby
Langdon
Lakota
Sioux Falls
Ralph Quilt
Cheyenne Reservation
Red Court
Pierre
Blain
Lawrence County
Pennington County
Fishermen Turn Out Early at Lake Hurley Near Gettysburg
May 3 Gettysburg report notes 95 fishing licenses issued by Cenity Treasurer Charles O’Brien up to opening day and an estimated 60 anglers at Lake Hurley by daylight Monday.
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Gettysburg
Lake Hurley
Gettyburg
Cenity
Charles O'Brian
Pastor Burdette Substitutes at Wheaton Church Service
The Rev. Charles Johnson of Wesleyington Springs conducted services at the Wheaton Church on Sunday morning in the absence of regular pastor Rev. Paul Orcutt who attended the Conway Conference at Rapid City.
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Burdette
Charles Johnson
Weshington Springs
Wheaton
Here
Paul Orcutt
Rapidity
Business Caller Hitchcock Visits Hitchcock
Western Farmers' Telephone Company manager at Tulare, May Sas Racist Bor Marzaka, accompanied by his son Earl, made a business call in Hitchcock on Monday.
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Hitchcock
Bor Marzaka
Western Farmers’ Telephone Company
Tulare
Earl
Hanten Named Vice President at Aberdeen First National Bank
Henry M. Hanten of Sioux Falls assumes duties as vice president of the First National Bank of Aberdeen. He began banking in 1901 in Watertown and rose to senior roles in several banks before moving to Sioux Falls and later Huron. His wife and daughter will stay in Sioux Falls until June.
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Aberdeen
Henry M. Hanten
Sioux Falls
First National Bank of
Northwest Bancorporation
Twin Cities
Hanten
Watertown
Security National Bank
Citizens Na‘tional Bank of
Tulare School Party With Hawaiian Theme
Sunior senior banquet at the Masonic Temple featured a Hawaiian setting with palm decorations a mini scene and a moonlit stage. The event included speeches songs and a saxophone solo as teachers and students helped serve the meal under supervision of junior sponsor Oscar Gohring.
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Gula
Sunior
Masonic Temple
Bernadens Rocher
Toyst Moai Gtress
Treva Bay
Voeal Sain
Delpha Sumners
Henry Tschetter
Bernadene Rocher
Dorothy Walter
Ruth Blume
Eugene Holm
Dorothy Steindis
Virgil Brugger
Oleson
Oscar Gohring
Jones Visits Family During Midwest Stopover
Gene Jones of St. Paul Minnesota arrived in Frankfort for an overnight visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W P Jones. He planned a brief stay in Sioux Falls thereafter before continuing his trip.
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Frankfort
Gene Jones
St. Paul, Minn
W.P. Jones
Sioux Falls
Warns Against Infected Trees in State Notice
Pierre May 3. Secretary of Agriculture E H Everson warns nursery operators farmers and homeowners to ensure trees and shrubs are disease and insect free. He cites a state law prohibiting sale of infested stock and requiring licenses for nursery stock sellers. He urges buyers to verify licenses and inspections before purchasing.
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Agriculture Department
Everson
Expect Record Crowd At State Music Meet In Aberdeen
The 1939 South Dakota high school music contest opens in Aberdeen Thursday and is slated to be the largest state meeting yet. Forty-one high school musicians qualified from seven district contests held at Yankton Madison Brookings Webster Platte Mobridge and Wessington Springs representing about 125 schools. Mosby notes performances in districts were unusually strong and the growing contest signals a higher standard in line with judges' criteria. The association reports 9,309 students entered in the seven district contests, up from 9,100 last year.
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Amerdesn
South Dakota
H. J G. Mosby
Irene
Yankton
Madison
Brookings
Webster
Platte
Mobridge
Wessington Springs
Mosby
PreNuptial Shower For Miss Edna Haider in Zell
A pre nuptial shower was held at Mrs. Charles Litrel’s home for Miss Edna Haider of Los Angeles visiting Zell with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mike Haider. St Ann’s Band of St Mary’s Church organized the event. Miss Haider’s June 7 wedding to Donald Patterson of Los Angeles was announced after a two week visit.
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Haider Zell
Charles Litrel
Edna Haider
Los Angeles
Zell
Mike Haider
St. Ann's l
St. Mary's Church
Haider
California
Donald Patterson
C. Lawler
Tillie Harder
Doris Stewart
Creshard
Ted Esser
Athol
Boscomb
Rackham
J. EB. Weiss
Amiel Peatl
Merchant to Retire in Frankfort After 27 Years
George Heag, a hardware merchant in Frankfort, plans to retire after 27 years in business. He will hold a sale to close out his entire stock of merchandise.
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Frankfort
George Heag
Articles Filed By Farm Cooperatives In South Dakota
Pierre May 3 Articles of incorporation were filed for two agricultural marketing agencies with headquarters at Winner and Amherst The Tripp County Cooperatives Association of Winner is capitalized at 30000 and lists seven directors Swan Nyberg C W Moyer H E Covey Carl H Ketzler J C Brown B F Carper Albert V Johnson The Amherst Farmers Cooperative Company plans 25000 capital with directors Laitrens Claremont E J Wishaw H A Symons H E Alberts Arthur Lovejoy Amherst Also Clarince Eischbraun Hitchcock High School senior was taken to a Huron hospital for a medical examination after a sudden illness at his home.
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Pierre
Secretary of State
Winner
Amerst
Tripp County Cooperatives Association of
Swan Nyberg
W. Moyer
H. E. Covey
Hamill
Carl H. Ketzler
Clearfield
J. C. Brown
Ideal
B. F. Carper
Colome
Albert V. Johnson
Carter
Amherst
The
Farmers Cooperative Company
Laitrens
Claremont
E. J. Wishaw
H. A. Symons
H. EF. Alberts
Arthur Lovejoy
Hitchcock
Clarince Eischbraun
Hitchcock High School
Huron Hospital
Aged Widower Found Dead Near Yankton
A 70 year old widower Chris Anderson was found dead Monday along Route 2 near the Johnson bridge over the James River northeast of Yankton. Death attributed to heart failure per coroner Dr. F. J. Abts. He had been fishing by the river after parking near the bridge and collapsed in a road ditch. Sheriff Maurice Lee investigated. Anderson had no known relatives and lived at the Reuben Olson home north of Irene.
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Zanalon
Vocree
Chris Anderson
Johnson Bridge
James River
Yankton
F. J. Abts
Anderson
Reuben Olson
Irene
Maurice Lee
Hitchcock Bard Association Chooses Officers
In Hitchcock on May 3 the Hitchcock Bard Association elected officers at a meeting in the school building. Elected were Oda Olson president Mrs Floyd Paul vice president Bertha Armstrong secretary and Mrs Edith Dubois treasurer. Lunch was served after the meeting by Mrs Fred Kuestermeyer and Mrs Walter Eisenbraun.
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Hitchcock
Hitchcock Bard Association
Oda Olson
Tire
Floyd Paul
Bertha Armstrong
Edith Dubois
Fred Kuestermeyer
Walter Eisenbraun
Foreman Blunt Returns. Doland Home Sighs with News
W Ira Tegner, serving 35 section foreman in Ben Westlund's absence, returned Sunday to a high home in Doland. Dick Lalling of Highmore will oversee the section here for the time being.
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Blunt
Ira Tegner
Ben Westlund
Hig
Doland
Dick Lalling
Highmore
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