Black Hills Indian Council to Meet in Rapid City
In Rapid City from July 30 to August 2 the Council of American Indians will hold a serious assembly of eight leading chiefs. Delegates aim to secure congressional recognition of long-standing Black Hills claims.
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Rapid City
Council of American Indians
Black Hills
General
United Tribes
Henry Standing Bear
Rosebud
Council
Rapid City Chamber of Commerce
Rapid Creek
Black ‘Hills
Hng
Charles Curtis
Galvin Coolidge
Indian Tribed
Indian Department
Moonshine Highway to Get Fully Graded Route in Spink County
Spink county commissioners authorize construction of 13 mile grade from Brown county line south toward Huron and Aberdeen to ease travel in dry weather. Grading on the Brown-Sink county line east to the James River and graveling Cresbard to Conde highway planned, with summer work to begin.
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Aberase Stratford
Beresford
Beniktort
Huron
Spink County
Brown County
Aberdeen
Brown
Mellette
Conde
Highmore Students Present Operetta Kay and Gerda
Highmore students staged the operetta Kay and Gerda before a large audience. The cast included Ger ude Faverly, Billy LaCroix, Kathryn Thel, Fram Matyinit, Franette Noel, Glenn Matre, and Bruce Way among others.
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Wig2mord
Kay
Gerda
Awerer
Gerude -Faverly
Billy LaCroix
Acis Harter
Kathryn Thel
Fram
Mat Yinit
Fnanette Noel
Glenn. Matre
Bruce Way
Templeman Rebuilds Meat Market In Brick Structure
May 13. Special. Templeman owner of a meat market decides to replace the wooden shop with a brick building. He continues serving customers as brick walls rise on three sides while the old structure is kept operational. After west walls and floor are complete the old building will be torn down to continue construction with no business days lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Mer ‘Templeman
Templeman
Pierpont Senior Tops State Superior Students List
Brookings May 13—Lowell Yost Pierpont senior civil engineering leads the winter term scholar ship list at State College with perfect grades each term since fall 1928 and expected graduation this spring. The top ten includes Merrill Stiles Gresbard Lillie Lanz St Lawrence Ruth Spurling Piarre Beatrice Brook ing Onida Florence Dobson Alexandria Dorothy Wyckoff Ada Brown Kent Harald Wisher Amherst Chris Scott Bunker Noel Foss. More boys than girls on the list with 58 girls and 0 boys reported in the term totals.
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Pierpont
State Brookings
State College
Lowell Yost
D. B. ‘Doner
Yost
Yosfare
Merrill
Stiles
Gresbard
Lillie Lanz
St. Lawrence
Ruth Spurling
Piarre
Beatrice Brooking
Onida
Florence Dobson
Alexandria
Dorothy Wyckoff
Brookings
Ada Brown
Kent
Harald Wisher
Amherst
Chris’ Scott Bunker
Noel’ Foss
Mellette Plans For Commencement
Mellette high school outlines baccalaureate services May 15 at Union temple with Rev. Walter Hyland as speaker and Edan Olson directing music. A union choir from All Saints and Federated churches will participate. Commencement will be May 22 at Tamie theater with Proeigl J. Gage of Huron College delivering the address.
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Mellette
Mellette High School
Union Temple
Walter Hyland
The
All Saints?Church of Melette
Edan Olson
Metlette
All Saints and
Federated Church Choirs
Tampie
Lis
lProeigl J. Gage
Huron College
Lake Preston Chamber Deliberates Creamery Plan and Airfield
Lake Preston chamber members appoint a committee to study establishing a cooperative creamery using Arlington Cooperative as a model. They also discuss creating an aerial marking sign on the Ford garage roof and postpone final decision on a landing field pending further talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Cooperative Creamery
Gommerée
A. Cooperative Creamery
Arlington Cooperative Organization
Ford
Hirowkas Club Elects New Officers in Highmore
C A Drew is named president of the Hirowkas luncheon club in Highmore. Hugo Bleedorn becomes vice president and Robert Taylor serves as treasurer. Northwestern Public Service representatives discussed street lamp questions with the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
C. A. Drew
Hirowkas
Hugo Bleedorn
Robert Taylor
Northwestern Public Service Company
Lake Preston Lodge Hosts Fraternal Lodges Event
Lake Preston May 18. Masonic and Eastern Star lodges entertained De Smet and Arlington members at the fraternal hall. The program opened with a one act play A Girl to Order and musical selections. Progressive bridge and dancing followed.
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Lake “Preston
Lake Preston
Masonic
Eastern Star
de Smetl
Arlington
De Smet Progressive In Musical Activity
De Smet high school entered the district Brookings contest with forty three pupils. The group performed at Huron and sang in all events. Music directing is by faculty outside school hours with Miss LaVerne Welch directing the band Miss Margaret Green the orchestra and Miss Lydia Holm tie the glee clubs and chorus.
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DE *Smet
de Smet High School
Brookings
Huron
LaVerne: Welch
Margaret Green
Lydia*Holm- Tie
Frankfort Auxiliary Plans Mother's Day Pirate Entertainment
The Frankfort Auxiliary announces a special Mothers Day program featuring a pirate entertainment planned as a community event. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate a themed celebration organized locally.
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Frankfort Ma
I. Apponsor
Pirate Entertainment
Recital Notice From Westwood May Thirteenth
Special recital scheduled in Westwood on May 13 with details limited in the readable text. No further facts are available in the fragment.
South Dakota Insurance Chief Denounces Non Admitted Firms
Pierre May 13 The state insurance commissioner said PT Barnum was right and warned South Dakotans not to buy insurance from non admitted companies. He cited Minnesota Commercial Men's Association Postal Life and Casualty National Protective Insurance and Postal Mutual Benefit as unlicensed in the state and lacking assets. He urged citizens to verify company admissibility before purchasing and to inquire with the department if in doubt.
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Minnesota Commercial Men's Association
Minneapolis
Postal Life ‘and Casualty Company
Kansas City
National Protective Insurance Association
Postal, Mutual Benefit Corporation
Phoenix
Arizona
South Dakota
Ople
South Drata
Insurnee
Citi
Plan To Charge On Checking Accounts
FRANKFORT May 13. The directors of the James River Bank decided at their last meeting that after June 1, 1929 a charge of 50 cents will be assessed against all checking accounts that do not have an average daily balance of 800 dollars per month. Schools churches fraternal orders and societies will be exempted from paying this fee.
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Frankfort
James River
Hank
Frankfort High To Graduate Eleven Pupils Named
Frankfort May 13 Special Frankfort high school will graduate 11 pupils Wednesday listed as Mary Gipson Wulalia Robinson Orpha Whiting Wilma White Morris Lang Wilfert Flake Marguerite Jones Walter Johnson Mayo Weis flock Rolland Franz Arthur Wolner
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Frankmword
Frankfort High School
Mary Gipson
Wulalia Robinson
Orpha Whiting
Wilma White
Morris Lang
Wilfert Flake
Marguerite Jones
Walter Johnson
Mayo Weisflock
Rolland Franz
Arthur Wolner
Merry Workers Club Meeting At Ames
A large crowd attended the Merry Workers club meeting at the home of Mrs. George Chard in Ames on May 13. Visitors included Mrs. Gordon Hamilton of Highmore and several local residents. The next gathering will be at the home of Mrs. L D Arbogast.
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Merry Workers
Ames
Merry Workers Club
George Chard
Gordon Hamilton
Highmore
George Koch
Bernice Koch
William Carpenter
Henry Stemseth
William Arbogast
L.D. Arbogast
Airplane routes miss western towns near Huron
West of Huron, towns do not see the daily airplane to Rapid City because the plane lies on a straight line ten miles south of them, making the flight path invisible from the area.
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DOW ‘Sre
Miller
Huron
Rapid City
Izaak Walton League Promotes Lake Andes Resort Plan
L. D. Corey describes a new regional Izaak Walton League effort to develop and improve Lake Andes for hunting and fishing. The group, including officers from Douglas Bon Homme Hutchinson and Charles Mix counties, aims to stabilize the lake water level with federal and state funding and expand hatchery operations to boost bass fishing and local revenues from licenses.
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F. B. Worder Stickney
R. Elli
Daniel
Greenwood
Robert Vandenberge
Corsica
Tim.Norton
Lake Andes
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Corey
United States
State Fame and Fish Department
Charles Prix
State“Department
State Department
Aniles
State Game Commission
State Commission
Organiza
Ben
Commission
Ment
Charles Mix County
Izaak Walton
Wake Andes
Stomach Disorders First Revealed by Coated Tongue
Tongue coating signals digestive trouble and early illness. Doctors note most sickness begins with stomach and bowel issues, with fatigue, abdominal pain, gas, and dizzy spells. Tanlac promoted as a herbal remedy claimed to help thousands.
Planting On In Potter County
In Potter County farmers push ahead with small grain planting as weather turns chilly and rain slows work. The Lyman family farms northwest of Gettysburg with 960 acres of small grain, 200 acres of corn, and 100 acres of flax reported growing well despite wet conditions.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
Hyman
Lyman
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Smooth Finish
An advertisement urges readers to try Mello-Glo Face Powder praised for a smooth spread and lasting youthful bloom. It claims to reduce pastiness flakiness irritation and large pores with a French process and promotes beauty products available at The Fall Store.
Plan inventory of South Dakota minerals announced
Vermillion May 13 The first statewide inventory of mineral production will be undertaken by the re established state geological survey led by Re P Rothrock. In cooperation with the United States Bureau of Mines the survey will record all mineral resources produced in the state to assess value and demand and attract industrial capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
State Geological Survey
RE. P. Rothrock
University of South Dakota
State Department
United States Bureau of Mines
Rothrock
State Geological Department
Easterns
Industernry
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Great Council
C.H. Drew
Hirowkas Club
Lake Preston Lodge
de Smet
Whanerort
Ima
Lewis
Barnum
South
A.r.isabell
AL Wollmann
Olympia Candy Kitchen
H. al Johnson
Izaak Waltons
Anlac
U.S
Persor
Issa
Hygienic Products. CO
Canton, Ohio
S. D
Golf “Gontier Che B
Goetz Country Club
M.K. Goetz Brewing CO
ST. Joseph
BON Rears Av
Ouverteily
K.goetz
ST. Joseph, MO
Huron Grocery Disueribyulors
South Bend
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