Legion Goat Is Membership Bait
In Watertown the American Legion announces the debark of the district goat, owned by Commander Lea Temmey, to boost membership. J. Huisman wins the January goat, but the district must raise its rating to move the goat to a lower district. The department aims for 10,006 members to lead at the Cleveland convention with a May 15 goal to reach eight points.
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Watertown
Hudson
Department
Lea Temmey
Huron
West River
American Legion
Temmey
J. Kuisman
First Legion
Hudeon Legionnaires
Tammey
Rudesill
South Dakota
Laars Tiguyres Alrhotter
Termimey
Yuaktun
Iis
Cleveland
Final Results In Spink County Elections
Final election results in Spink County show Democratic ticket leaders including Fred H Hildebrandt for Congress and Eva Hagman Sumner for Superintendent of Schools with Dorothy B Zeigler, plus Roosevelt and Republican delegates to state convention and various county officials. Notable vote tallies include Ralph Blume for state central committeeman and Chandler Gurney for U S Senator on the Republican side, with other county officials and delegates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spink Redfield
Spinks County
Congress
Fred H. Hildeorondthl
GC. L. Chase
Scheols
Eva Hagman Sumner
Dorothy B. Zeigler
Fred
Morgan
Ralph Blume
R. O. Seymour
Bradley
D. EB. Walker
F. B. Binker
Ketter
Merrill
Coddington
W. F. Beuell
Fred Haselhorst
Wead
Joe R. Nichols
London
Bath
Cases Dismissed In Federal Court
Ten criminal cases were dismissed in federal court in Sioux Falls on the acting United States attorney general. Several defendants were released for various reasons including death sentences on other charges and other grounds. Names listed include Frieda Gibson Mobridge Mettie Williams Lemmon Fred Boos Tews Selby and John Berens Jr. Mobridge charged with liquor tax violations.
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Sioux Falls
United States Attorney General
Frieda Gibson
Mobridge
Mettie Williams
Lemmon
Fred Boos
Tturon
Frederick Tews
Selby
John Berens
Standard Oil Implements New Dakota Division Telephone System
Standard Oil in Huron introduces a new trunk telephone system in the Dakota division, installed by Dakota Central Telephone Co. It is the district's first and Northwest Bell territory’s second such setup, using nineteen telephones in the office.
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Standard Oil
Huron
Dakota Division
Foes
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Northwest
Birthday Luncheon Held by De Smet Aid Society
The Aid Society of the Congregational Church in De Smet held a birthday luncheon at 35 with members inviting guests. Birthday groups born in the first six months served, while those born in the last six months provided entertainment. Tables were decorated to reflect birth snouts and the program featured stunts, a piano duet, vocal solo, pantomime, a piano solo, reading, and songs by a girls trio.
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de Smet Aid
Betty Jane Bergstrom
Shirley Rice
Glen Jenks
Group of Indies
Trene Fesche
Mra L. L. Wat+ soz
Mothers Day Observed at South Dakota University
Vermillion May 7. Mortar Board plans an extensive Mothers Day program for visiting mothers over the weekend. A six o clock banquet Saturday at the Congregational Church will feature welcomes from Katherine Martens and reaction from Mrs. L A Roseland. Speakers include University President DB Weeks and Mortar Board members, with musical numbers by the university orchestra and soloists. A Sunday tea at Fast Hall closes the events.
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Vermillion
Mortar Board
University of South Dakota
Katherine Martens
Pierre
L. A. Roseland
Vermilion
Lusille Pixley
I DB. Weeks
University
A. L. Wilson
Ming
University Symphony Orchestra
Gertrude Ohlmacher
Dorothy Dalton
Plan To Attend Huron Conference
May t Mitchell Dakota region selects officers for YMCA and YWCA state meeting in Sioux Falls. MITCHEL E Semans elected president with Elwood Olapa vice president and Robert Calhoun down secretary. Delegates from States College Brookings Yankton College Morningside Sioux City and others attend gathering planning annual conference in Huron November 13 1 4.
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Huron
Mitchele
Lowell Semans
Mitchell
Dakota West Miversity
Dakota
YMCA
Sioux Falls
Elwood Olapa
Morningside College
Sioux City
Robert Calhoun
Yankton
States College
Brookings
Sioux Falls College
Stove Falls
Yankton College
Huron College
Morningside
Wesleyan University
Ywca Land Ymca
YWCA
Prosecute Two for Sale of Kerosene in State
Adriam, head of the gasoline tax division, said Charles Brodsky and Harry Groner of Sturgis refining were prosecuted for illegal sale of kerosene. They pled guilty to selling 680 gallons subject to the four cent motor fuel tax, and were fined 25 dollars plus coins and paid the tax totaling 26.80.
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Pierre
Toe Adriam
State Treasurer's Office
Charles Brodsky
Harry Groner
Sturgis Refining Company
Sturgis
South Dakota to take bids on road work May 19
Pierre May 1 bids will be opened May 19 for about 13 miles of oil surfacing 68 miles of oil maintenance and resealing 59 miles of grading 72 miles of gravel resurfacing three bridges and two guard rail projects as part of nearly 6 million dollars in federal highway funds.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Highway Department
Washington
Day County
Brown County
Webster
UW. S
Webster West
Kingsbury
Brookings
U. 5
Lake Preston
Spink
U. S
Redfield
Brown
Aberdeen
Hamlin
U. S. 81
Devel County
Lawrence
Boulder Canyon
Deadwood
Jackson
Kadoka
Douglas
Platte
Corsican
Campbell
Avtas
North Dakota
Charles Mix
Geddes
Aurora
White Lake
Bridger Moody
Lone Tree
Sharles
Excavation Begins for Catholic Church in Deadwood
Excavation started for a new $25,000 Catholic Church to replace the 1878 building. The project aims to finish by September 1, with Esther H. H. Kipp serving as priest of St. Ambrose Parish overseeing the construction. In Sioux Falls, a separate notice offers a $1 prize to the senior who writes the best essay on My Evaluation of My College Education, with the winning piece to be printed in a Stylus special edition featuring seniors and a purple and white cover.
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Deadwood
Esther H. H. Kipp
St. Ambrose Parish
Sioux Falls
Sioux Salts Collyye
Stylus
Schodl
Large Enrollment Expected at Sioux Falls College Session
Large enrollment is expected for the Sioux Falls College summer session in Sioux Falls South Dakota running June to August seven. Dean Dr KR Comp ton notes that fourteen regular faculty will stay on to teach two courses per department across astronomy education sociology biology history Bible mathematics chemistry music speech dramatics foreign languages English literature psychology elementary and secondary practice teaching and fine arts. The program splits into two terms a 7 week session from June to July 17 and a 3 week term from July 3 to August 1.
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S.F. C
Sioux “Falls
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
M.D
KR. K. Compton
Dukon Wesleyan to Award Three Honorary Degrees
Three honorary degrees will be conferred at the Dukon Wesleyan University commencement on June. Rev J H Kearton Methodist pastor at Wessington Springs will receive a doctor of divinity degree. Dr Jens P Jenson of Kansas Wesleyan Salina Kan will receive a doctor of laws degree. Superintendent RV Hunking of Lead will receive a doctor of letters degree. Dr F E Lochridge De Laurita Miller and Major W Coursey of Mitchell will present the degrees.
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de. Laurita Miller
Major & W. Coursey
Mitchel
Newsmen To Be Guests On Newspaper Day At Brookings
South Dakota newspapermen will attend Newspaper Day May 22 hosted by the State College Department of Printing and Rural Journalism. Speakers include D C De Vang Mobridge Tribune Audrey Sherwood De Smet News Robat D Lusk Evening Huronite and H J Mitchell Brookings Register. Harold Card Webster will be toastmaster at the evening banquet.
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Brookings
South Dakota
State College Department of Printing and Rural Journalism
D. C
Junior Senior Fest Is Planned at SEC Sioux Falls
A junior senior banquet for Sioux Falls College upperclassmen is set for May 23 at the Cataract Hotel. Juniors Kenneth Ames Helen Bryan Beth Quey Charlotte Lang Dayton Armin lead the planning with details kept until banquet eve. Also noted is a tree planting effort near Manchester with 1000 Chinese Elm saplings to be set around the farm buildings.
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SEC
Sioux Falls
Specia
Sioux Falls College
Cataract
Ere
Kenneth Ames
Winnebago
Minn
Helen Bryan
Silver Creek
Nebi
Beth Quey
Sioux City
Charlotte Lang
Dolly’ Tremont
Dayton Armin
Madison Actress to Lead in Ladies of the Jury
Carol Westaby of Madison will star as Mrs Crane in the college commencement play Ladies of the Jury by Frank Ballard presented June 2 in East Wing Auditorium. Cast includes Leona Grunnewaldt, Andrew White, and Kenwood Cleveland. The three act comedy follows a jury amid a murder case as a former actress is accused of killing her husband.
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Minnie Maddern Fiske
Mrs. Crane
Edna May Oliver
Miss Westaby
Light vote casts in Manchester election
A tight vote was recorded in Manchester with sixty eight votes cast, about one third of the usual turnout. Election officials at the town hall were H. J. Hamon William Harmon Fred Ritterousch Alfred Anderson and M. G. Bjornson.
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Manchester
H. J. Hamon
William Harmon
Fred Ritterousch
Alfred Anderson
M. G. Bjornson
Egg price outlook hints lower overall this year
BROOKINGS May 7 4 Egg prices in South Dakota are forecast to drop in 1936 versus 1935 as storage stocks stay low. The State College Farm Economic Review cautions chicken prices may stay high through spring due to tight poultry stocks.
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Brookings
South Yykota
State College Farm Economic Review
Doan’s Pills Promote Kidney Tube Flushing
Doan’s Pills claim to flush out 15 miles of kidney tubes and relieve symptoms of backache leg pains and dizziness. The ad urges readers with frequent bladder issues to ask their druggist for Doan’s Filly, noting wide usage over 40 years.
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Doan
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