Dakota Indians to Choose Custodian of Sacred Pipe
An elder statesmen meeting of the Dakota is planned for May 9 on Cherry Creek to appoint a life custodian for the sacred buffalo calf pipe, a central relic of the tribe's religion. The pipe has long been guarded by the Sans Arc band with four or five guards and a ceremonial tepee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Cherry Creek
Nea
Elk Head
Sans Arcs
Therm
Jama
Indiana
Battiste Good
Ping Ridge
Ogailaia
Wounded Knee
Peter Couchman
Lake Preston Board Elects 1930 Faculty
The Lake Preston high school board announces the 1930 faculty for the coming term. The senior class will present the comedy Am I intruding on May 15 at the high school auditorium with cast members Ne Larson Verna Monroe Esther Christiansen Bessie Schwartz Selma Hedberg Lucile Jensen Lewis Bogue Vernon Marquardt Norris Gomesrude Wendell Hid and Omer Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Ne Larson
Verna Monroe
Esther Christiansen
Bessie Schwartz
Selma Hedberg
Lucile Jensen
Lewis Bogue
Vernon Marquardt
Norris Gomesrude
Wendell Hid
Omer Larson
Lake Preston Names School Staff For Coming Year
Lake Preston announces the new teaching lineup as elected by the school board. Superintendent A. A. Coulson, Principal Paul Anderson English, and staff including Ruth Stierwalt mathematics and Fing Smith coach are listed with grade assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
A. A. Coulson
Paul Anderson
Alseth
Ruth Stierwalt
DL Jaquith
Fing Smith
Alice Mitchell
Mary Ackley
Paling Hyland
Sun
Pearl Lewison
Bessie Ecler
Gladys Kettleson
Mrs. Butler
Emily Bennett
Teachers Host Lake Preston High Picnic for All-Positive Students
Lake Preston May 1 Special teachers from Lake Preston high school organized a picnic for students who had not received any demerit marks in the last six weeks. Activities included kittenball baseball and volleyball with entertainment for the touring party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Love Pirates of Hawaii climaxes Gann Valley operetta
The Gann Valley theater staged The Love Pirates of Hawaii directed by Irrman Pearson a Fort Thompson teacher. Principals Hazel Edwards Dorothy Knippling Nelson Jenesse John Jordan and Maris Shields starred with Chauncey Fire entertaining between acts as a decorated stage and costumes received praise.
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Gann Valley School
Gann Valley
Specia
Hawaii
Irrman Pearson
Fort Thompson Bool
Gann Valley Theater
Hazel Edwards
Dorothy Knippling
Nelson Jenesse
John Jordan
Maris Shields
Chauncey Fire
Select Jurors For Woonsocket Court
The court orders a jury of six to serve in the May term of circuit court. The following jurors are summoned for the May term convening May 4 at 10 a.m.: list of numerous township names and juror names. All jurors must register at the clerk of courts each morning when reporting for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket Court
Woonsocket
Circuit Court
Afron
Chas. Bedford
Levert Dahle
Floyd Township
Allen Bauer
Gee. Goudy
Peter Boysen
Vincent Hougnon
Logan
Albert Zoss
G. W. Glenn
A. G. Farnam
Frank Qhison
Twin Lakes
Joe Wingert
W. S. Broderick
Oscar Larson
Ellist Levi Larson
Millard Christopher
Letcher
Geo. P. Hudson
Geo. Wilds
Merley Shand
Butler
Anton Larra
LeRoy Northrup
Geo. Rum
E. J. Theisen
Hal Lucas
H. R. Carrington
A. F. Parsons
R. L Collignon
J. G Stoat
Lewis Gere
C. QO. Piper
E. B. Oddy
Clerk of Courts
Sioux Falls Chorus Abandons Spring Program
Sioux Falls college chorus with 50 voices suspends its spring tour and concentrates on pre commencement duties after presenting 21 programs in 17 towns across eastern South Dakota, including Center ville Wakonda Viborg Hurley and more.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Sioux Falls College Chorus
Centerville
Wakonda
Viborg
Hurley
Farker
Lennox
Valley Springs
Laverne
Minn
Spencer
Alexandria
Emery
Bridgewater
Canistota
Gell Rapids
Trent
Egan
Colman
State Assured of Flax Straw Plant in South Dakota
South Dakota will host a flax straw utilization plant to use part of the 1930 crop. A New York company claims to have a machine to extract fiber from flax straw, improving yield and profitability. Rap id City will host the initial plant, aiming to open this year and boost farmer income by four to five dollars per acre. Flax acreage has risen to about 700,000 acres in 1930, with potential annual farmer gains near two million dollars.
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Pierre
Frank D. Kriebs
South Dakota
Secretary of Agriculture
New York
Kriebs
Rapidl City
Tmne
Fire destroys brooder house and about ten young chickens
Mrs Fred Brown of Wayland loses about ten young chickens and the brood house in a fire on the family farm six miles northeast of town. The cause is unknown. Family members checked the building late at night and discovered the fire at eleven o clock. the structure and flock could not be saved.
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Wayland Farm
Wayland
Fred Brown
Brown
Pierre Commission Reelects City Officials
Pierre city commission re elected city officers and employes including City attorney C. B. Deland auditor W. L. Starkey treasurer F. E. Strang engineer Roy Baker chief of police William S. Hartley night police Gus Kleinschmidt patrolman Art Keith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
C. BE. Deland
Vw. EL. Starkey
F. E. Strang
Roy Baker
William S. Hartley
Gus Kleinschmidt
Art Keith
Cornerstone laid for Pierre hospital in May ceremony
The cornerstone of the new hospital in Pierre will be laid with ceremonies on May 78. It is expected that the bishop will attend from Sions Fells.
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Pierre
Sions
Juniors and Seniors Hold Annual Banquet in Gann Valley
In Gann Valley on May 7 the high school held its annual junior senior banquet at the hotel. Supt J D Hall and Mrs Hall and faculty members Gladys Gray Martin and Valle Rowley attended. The program featured a four course dinner and an aviation theme with miniature airplanes and colors gold and old rose. Speakers included Ethel Lainert Robert Fraser J D Hall Iola Sherman Fred Nelson Norman Flyte and Valerie Viereck with a vocal solo.
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Gann Valley
Bne
Gann Valley High School
Gann Valley Hotel
Eatch
J. D. Hall
Gladys Gray Martin
Valle Rowley
George Henrichsen
Ethel Lainert
Robert Fraser
Iola Sherman
Fred Nelson
Norman Flyte
Will
Valerie Viereck
Parkston Man Held Following Accident
Two women were badly hurt in separate accidents near Mitchell on Saturday night and Sunday morning. Mrs. J. A. McDonald of near Mitchell was struck by a car driven by Neva Miller, while waiting for a wheel to be replaced. Mrs. E. E. Meizen holder of Parkston was also injured in the incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
J. A. McDonald
E. E. Meizenholder
Farkston
No More Gas In Stomach And Bowels
An old advertisement touts Baalmanin's Gas Tablets as a permanent relief for gas and bloating. It claims reduced stomach pressure, eased nervous feelings, improved breathing, and restored circulation, urging purchase of the genuine yellow package at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baalmann
H. A. Ferriton’s
Car Crash Near Mitchell Injures Woman. Alcott Held in Bond
Mrs Meisenholder injured Sunday afternoon two miles south of Mitchell in a two car collision. Nile Alcott of Parkston was held on four thousand dollars bond after the wreck. The report notes Mrs Meisenholder's condition as serious and lists accompanying details of the crash and aftermath.
Tulare Juniors And Seniors Banquet Highlights
Tulare on May 2 hosted an annual banquet where 44 guests attended. The basement was decorated as a Dutch scene with green and gold colors, yellow tulips wisturia and roses, and lattice work creating a roof. Tables formed a T shape as courses were served.
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Tulare
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