Will Resurface State Highways
South Dakota plans to resurface about 125 miles of highways with gravel and seeks bids May 13. Projects span Pennington, Clark, Brown, Douglas, Hutchinson, Lawrence, Meade, Grant, Hanson, Jackson, McCook, and Turner counties, including multiple U S and state routes with varying mileages and locations.
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Clark
Brown
Douglas
Hutchinson
Lawrence
Meade
Grant
Hanson
Jackson
McCook
Turner
Fennington County
Wasta
Clark County
West County
Brown County
Warner
Douglas County
North County
Corsica
Frederick
Delmont
Whitewood
Sturgis
Grant County
West End
Hanson County
Spencer
Jackson County
Stamford
McCook, Hutchinson
Turner Counties
U. S. 16
Pennington County
Rapid City
University President Attends Inauguration Cere mony
Dr. Herman G. James, President of the University of South Dakota, returned from Urbana Illinois where he attended the inauguration of President Chase of the University of Illinois. Hundreds of university presidents from across the nation were present.
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Herman G. James
University of South Dakota
Urbana
Chase
University of Minois
United States
Hrudka To Address Graduates At Onida Commencement
Onida announces Professor Hrudka of State College will speak at the May 20 commencement evening. The 1931 Onida high school senior class includes Sylvia Adams valedictorian and members Sylvia Adams Rivah Corning Theresa Pitlick Wesley Corning Naomi Divyer Milton Anderson Lawrence Serhousek Fern Hansen Marcella Lyons Stanley Peterson Lloyd Shoup Hazel Ripley Alberta Ripley Charles Porter and George Glanger.
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Hrudka
Onida Onida
Educational Department of State College
Onida High School
Sylvia Adams
Rivah Corning
Theresa Pitlick
Wesley Corning
Naomi Divyer
Milton Anderson
Lawrence Serhousek
Fern Hansen
Marcella Lyons
Stanley Peterson
Lloyd Shoup
Hazel Ripley
Alberta Ripley
Charles Porter
George Glanger
Yankton Student Wins First In Music Meet
Winifred Hohf of Yankton won first place in the tri state musical contest at Duluth among North Dakota South Dakota and Minnesota contestants. Her win earned her a chance to represent the region in the national Federated Music Clubs of America contest in San Francisco this June. Also competing were Bertha Croes Mielde of Wessington and Willard Waltner of Hurley. Mielde won the piano prize.
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Yankton
Winifred Hohf
Duluth
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Yorkton College
Bertha Croes Mielde
Wessington
Willard Waltner
Hurley
Mrs Addison Resigns from Cavour School Post
Mrs Maud Addison a seven year Cavour teacher has resigned her position and taken a transfer to Huron duties. The Cavour P T A honored her with a picture for her work as teacher and organizer. She will be missed on the teaching staff and in community activities.
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Addison
Cavour
Maud Addison
Aken
Huron
Cavour P. T. A
Federal court term opens in Aberdeen with jurors sworn
Northern South Dakota federal court term opens in Aberdeen. Twenty five grand jurors were sworn in and D A Sinchir Winner named foreman by judge A Les Wyman. Arraignments began after noon as Flora Irene Maas suits against United Commercial Travelers move forward.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
D. A. Sinchir
A. Les Wyman
Flora Irene Maasequinst
United Commercial
Grant Compensation To Highway Employee PIERRE
Pierre, some months ago, sustained permanent disability injuries while working for the Aberdeen highway department. Bert Wieger, state commissioner, reported compensation totaling 807.45 dollars and wages for 16 weeks at 55 dollars per month. The case includes a man’s permanent disability grant and accompanying wages.
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Pierre
Bert Wieger
Aberdeen
Highway Department
Cherker
Kins
Minger
Bull Trains Held Pioneer Travel Power in Black Hills Era
Pierre event notes bull trains as the main freight method from Pierre to Rapid City and Deadwood, capable of two week trips and sometimes a month due to gumbo or Hood rains. Describes outfits with lead wagon and two trailing wagons, drawn by yokes of cattle, sometimes five miles long. A Jubilee plans to revive an old time outfit for a pageant, drawing many locals.
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Pierre
Black Hills
Fort Pierre
Rapid City
Deadwood
Missouri
Hood
Pierre Gelden
Norwegian Lutheran church to hold fiftieth anniversary
Florence May 6 7 The 50th anniversary of Helgen congregation and the Watertown circuit convention of the Norwegian Lutheran church will be in Florence May 19 to 21 Rev C K Malmin pastor and circuit secretary leading participants including Rev E O Munkvold Naples Rev S M Moe Brandi and Rev George Ulvilden Toronto Rev H A Okdale Watertown president of the circuit The Women's Missionary Federation Watertown circuit will meet here May 21.
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Florence
Helgen
Watertown
Norwegian Lutheran Church
C. K. Malmin
E. O. Munkvold
Naples
S. M. Moe
Brandi
George Ulvilden
Toronto
H. A. Okdale
Women’s Missionary Federation of the Churches
P T A Names Officers At Cavour Meeting
Cavour May 6 Special The Cavour P T A held its last session of the year with reports showing a prosperous year under President Mrs Hay Nolan. New officers elected President Mrs H W Brinkman Vice President Margaret Rauth Secretary Edna Mack Treasurer Mrs Otto Lather. Mrs F E Johnson presented Mrs Maud Addison with a remembrance as she resigns. Lunch was served.
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Cavour Cavour
Cavour
Hay Nolan
H. W. Brinkman
Margaret Rauth
Edna Mack
Otto Lather
F. E. Johnson
Maud Addison
Aberdeen Students Attend National Speech Contest
Aberdeen high school students Joseph Sudow and Steven Keane left for Ripon Wisconsin to compete in a national speech contest sponsored by the national forensic league Sudow enters extemporaneous and Keane dramatic divisions while both will debate
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Aberdeen
Joseph Sudow
Steven Keane
Aberdeen High School
Ripon
Wis
National Forensic League
Sudow
Keane
Father Walsh Leaves Cavour Parish After Illness
The Altar Society held a farewell banquet for Rev. Father Walsh who resigns due to sickness after serving Cavour and St Williams parishes for years. He has been hospitalized in Mitchell most of the past six months and helped organize church societies and improve church property.
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Father Walsh
Cavour
Canova
Altar Society
Catholic Church
Mitchell
St. Williams
South Dakota bets on rising tourist influx
Pierre May 64P The state secretary of agriculture predicts visitor numbers to Black Hills Badlands and other resorts will exceed 1900 levels. He cites improving vacation value, limited unemployment, and resilient tourist spending as reasons the hegira will fill highways and parks with travelers seeking South Dakota’s scenic appeal.
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United States
Onida GNIDA May Day Program Highlights Operetta
The Onida schools staged a May Day program featuring the operetta Under the Sugar Plum Tree directed by Lillian Williams with Vivian Hetland Imogene Sherman and Corinne Ebbert assisting. Grades up to fifth performed while upper grades and high school exhibited displays. Readings and a short play by sixth to eighth grades followed the evening program.
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Onida Gnida
Onida
Lillian Williams
Vivian Hetland
Imogene Sherman
Corinne Ebbert
North Dakota Governor Refuses Requisition Return of Aberdeen Man
Governor George Shafer denied a South Dakota request for the return of C. J. Collins of Aberdeen, charged with removing an automobile from South Dakota to North Dakota. Requisition papers for Collins's transfer were signed by Gov Warren E. Green at the county sheriff and assistant state's attorney request. Collins was wanted for buying a car on a conditional sales contract and moving it to North Dakota. he had been held in Jamestown but released on bonds.
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N. D
Bismarck
George Shafer
North Dakota
South Dakota
C. J. Collins
Aberdeen
Jamestown
Warren E. Green
John Frommel
Howard Fletcher
Collins
Fromme
Wornout Men Need Old Time Iron Tonic
Advertisement touts Vinol as a tonic for worn out men and nervous individuals, claiming iron lime and cod liver peptone boost digestion sleep and appetite, raise red blood, and restore energy. It also targets tired women and underweight children, promising delicious taste and urging a corner drug store purchase.
Springfield Men Hurt in Delayed Dynamite Blast
YANEKTON May 6 Frank Kostel of Tabor and George Quinn of Springfield are hospitalized with severe cuts to the face and hands after a delayed dynamite explosion on the road to Springfield near the Bon Homme county line. The two men, with a Bon Homme highway grading crew, investigated a charge that had failed to explode and may face possible loss of sight, according to attending physicians.
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Springfield
Yanekton
Frank Kostel
Tabor
George Quinn
Jana
Bon Homme County
Kostel
Quinn
Bon Homme Highway
South Dakota Supreme Court Decisions Summarized
The court handed down three decisions. Gronseth v Brubakken from Marshall County affirmed mortgage foreclosure. Belatti v Western Grain Dealers Mutual Fire Insurance from Codington County affirmed insurance recovery for fire loss. Heyl v Waggoner from Minnehaha County concerns a civil suit between Joseph G. Heyl and Lloyd Waggoner and Linda Waggoner.
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Supreme Court
Pierre
South Dakota Supreme Court
Thomas Gronseth
John D. Brubakken
Marshall County
Miser
Belatti
Western Grain Dealers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Codington ‘County
Werren
Joseph G. Heyl
Lloyd Waggoner
Linda C. Waggoner
Minnehaha Couty
Damages in Auto Accident Reversed. New Trial Granted
An appellate ruling reverses damages in an auto accident case and grants a new trial. Justice Pal ley writes the opinion, detailing the grounds for reversal and remand for proceedings consistent with the court’s ruling.
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Palley
Large Indian Gathering Called At Hot Springs
A Sioux led council for August 16 to 12 at Hot Springs plans to bring thousands of North American Indians to discuss the $700,000 Black Hills seizure suit. Standing Bear indicated attendance of about 10,000 with reps from all tribes. Attorneys for the Stone will report on suit progress. mornings host council sessions, afternoons feature a native life pageant with 175 Sioux cast.
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Hot Springs
Standing Bear
Marjorie Patterson to Speak at Manchester PTA
Manchester Parent Teachers association will hold its regular meeting Friday evening at the hall. Miss Marjorie Patterson, winner in the state C. L. speaking contest at Pierre, will perform her winning number during the program featuring Mother's Day patriotic numbers. All are invited.
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Marjorie Patterson
Manchester Manchester
Manchester
Parent-Teachers Association
Pierre
Plans for annual parochial vacation Bible school
Deacons met at Trinity church in Madison to arrange the annual parochial vacation Bible school. The meeting covered staffing, curriculum, and scheduling details for the program.
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Madison
Diy Lutheran church parses race school start date
June 1 was set as the date for starting the school with classes to be conducted between early morning hours for three weeks at the church.
Curiosity Brings Bee Sting Ordeal For Local Youth
WINFRED May 6 Curiosity led Jim, son of a local pastor, to lift a neighbor’s bee hive top. Bees swarmed him in at least fifty places before he escaped. He endures great pain but is now recovering from the unhappy experience.
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Winfred
Valous
Jim
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