Rural Credit Men To Meet In Huron
Rural Credit department fieldmen in South Dakota will hold instruction meetings in Huron on May 8 and in Pierre on May 10. Director W. K. Hoese notes 26 fieldmen now oversee 6 507 leased tracts across 22 districts, a record high, with 54 percent of land leased. Despite more fieldmen, payroll declined since December 1936, and leasing faced spring difficulties due to tenants without leases.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Rural Credit Department
Huron
W. K. Hoese
Ciral Credit
Hlogse
Delegates Struggle to Attend Congregational Conference
A five member delegation from Santee Nebraska confronts a string of mechanical failures on the way to Redfield for the Congregational Conference. A burned clutch, tow back home, delays, and repairs from Yankton then crossing the Missouri on a ferry with planks. They reach Mitchell and finally Redfield Saturday at 9, relieved to join part of the program.
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Redfield
Philip Frazier
Rebuca’ Kitto
Howard Feazier
Nelson Hold
Santee
Neb
Missouri
Niobrara
Stucy
Guidbo
Yankton
Springfield
Binele
Tackle
Mitchell
Miss Nng
Elks Convention at Deadwood Cancelled
South Dakota Elks Association canceled its Deadwood convention set for July 11 and 12 due to a clash with the national convention in Denver July 11 to 14. Officers will hold a one day meeting in a central city in early June to replace the event.
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South Dakota Elks Association
Deadwood
Huron
Denver
Wingar Family Visits Before Moving to Oregon
Mr and Mrs Harald Wingar and their son of Wayland visited the A G Winsor home for several days before departing for Oregon to take up residence there.
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Bonilla Bonilla
Harald Wingar
Wayland
A. G. Winesor
Oregon
Two Seriously Hurt In S F Accidents
Two people were seriously injured in Sioux Falls traffic crashes over the weekend. Alf Sonstad, struck by a hit and run driver at 3 am Sunday, suffered a broken arm and severe bruises. Mrs. Carrie Olson, hit Saturday night, sustained a broken arm and leg. Henry Uhlman was the driver detained then released pending Olson’s condition.
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Sique Fale
May Lamm
Sonx
Sioux Falls
Alf Sonstad
Carrie Olson
Henry Uhlman
Olson
Leek Named Associate Editor at Alphamega
David Leek of De Smet is elected associate editor of the Alphamega at Huron College for the current year. He will assist Editor William Wright this semester and assume editor-in-chief duties next term. A campus election Thursday will choose Leek’s associate editor for the first semester of next year, with Bonnie Luchsinger and Joyce Anderson as candidates. Leek, a junior, aims for journalism after graduation and has contributed to the Alphamega and college print shop. He holds three memorial scholarships and is active in YMCA and Phi Mu Sigma.
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Leek
Leck
Bonnie Luchsinger
Joyce Anderson
Huron
Alphameca
YMCA
Phi Mu Sigma
Seidner
Louis K. McClymonds
Horce B. Silliman
John N. Steele
Remde Named To Federation Office In National Board
Bernice Remde, Aberdeen, elected to the board of directors of the national federation at its twentieth biennial in Indianapolis last week. She will serve with 50 others on the board which sets policies for over 2000 music clubs across the United States. Station changes hands near Lake Preston as oil station near the city changes ownership.
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Bernice Remde
Aberdeen
Bernice Rernde
South Dakota Federation of Music Clubs
National Federation
Indianapolis
United States
Milwaukee tracks change of ownership noted by locals
The report states the Milwaukee tracks have changed hands with Benjamin Neilson and Ralph Walker taking over operations from the prior operators. It mentions related moves around the oil station and repair shop near the ix manager and Park Hotel, indicating a broader shift in local business control.
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Way
Milwaukee Tracks
Benjamin Neilson
Ralph Walker
Walker
Devat- Berg
Park Hotel
Shaw
Curran Attends Rites for Grandmother in Montrose
James Cur Tar Wert travels to Montrose on Saturday to attend his grandmother's funeral, as reported in a May 4 notice.
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Curran
James Cur
Montrose
Collegiants Prepare For Annual May Fete Production
Collegiants work on the annual Huron College May Fete to be staged in the college auditorium Friday in a program directed by Miss Velma Jonason and Miss Phyllis Hoffman. The entertainment echoes a Broadway show with a Maypole, humorous skits, and dances by gym classes and town youths. Miss Gibbs, the 1936 May Queen, may crown her successor, with production by LaVerne Gibbs now teaching in Murdo, South Dakota.
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Huron College
Velma Jonason
Phyllis Hoffman
Jonsson
LaVerne Gibbs
Miss Gibbs
Murdo
South Dakota
LeRoy Stahh
Miss Jonason
Veteran South Dakota newspaperman Alfred Burkholder dies
Alfred J. Burkholder, 70, a veteran South Dakota newspaperman whose career traced back to the Indian uprisings, died Monday in Sioux Falls after a weeklong illness. He lived in Sioux Falls 40 years, previously serving as Chamberlain mayor and running a print shop and weekly newspaper.
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Vet
Sioux Falls
Alfred J. Burkholder
South Dakota
Chamberlain
May Irrigate in Northwest South Dakota Timber Lake study
Representative Francis Case of Custer says government agencies are probing underground water supplies in the Timber Lake basin area northwestern South Dakota for irrigation development. The plan includes a test well on Standing Rock Reservation, a check by the Resettlement Administration, and possible deep wells near Timber Lake with relief funds aiding pumping tests. Dr. C W Pursley joins Case in urging RA assistance.
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Washington
Francis Case
Custer
Timber Lake
South Dakota
Standing Rock
Indian Bureau
C. W. Pursley
South Daakota State College
State Planning Board
Case
Miss Lillian Christianson Leaves for Pierce Convention
May 4 report that Miss Lillian Christianson departed Sunday for Pierce to attend the state C. L. convention as a Beedle County delegate from Borilla.
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Pierre Bonilla
Lillian Christianson
Pierce
Stan ¥. C. L
Beedle County
Borilla
Alpena Resident Improves in Mitchell Hospital
May 4 report states A. J. Aisenbrey of Alpena, hospitalized in Mitchell with pneumonia, is making a satisfactory recovery after being admitted last Wednesday.
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A. J. Aisenbrey
Alpena
Mitchell
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