Iowa U to Speak at Northern Normal Commencement
Dr. Walter A. Jessup president of the University of Iowa will deliver the commencement address at Northern normal on Friday June 7. Aberdeen officials announce a three day music festival May 27 29 plus a full commencement program with performances of Hiawatha’s Wedding Feast featuring local soloists and choirs.
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Aberdeen
Walter A. Jessup
University of Iowa
Northern Normal
David Allen Anderson
South Dakota
Hiawatha
Arthur Carrier
Chibiahos
J Edward Gerhard
Big Stone Ci
Mary Baker
Russell
Iowa
Minnehaha
Ruby Buennios
Ashley, SN
Nokomis
Bertha Osler
Pau-Puk-Kee- Wis
H. N. Alsup
Faga
Funter
Louise Milligan
Oneway
Robert Welsh
Ken
Deec
Coll Simphons Orchestra
Frost
Howard
Canton Boy Is Elected Editor Of State College Yearbook
A Canton student has been elected editor of the State College yearbook for the coming year. From four candidates he was chosen over Russell Hurt Chester Orve Korte T Stee City and Everard Opsal Wilmot Lasan will serve as manager and assistant business manager for the 1930 Jackrabbit yearbook He is a sophomore in the pharmacy division and a member of Pi Ikan pi Della honorary forensic society active in debate.
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Canton
State
Pi Ikanpi Della, Mal
State College
Tre
Wedding Announcement for Ruth Stever and Wilham Wiles
The wedding of Miss Ruth Stever of Ashton and Wilham Wiles of Frankfort, held April 20, is announced. Stever, a senior at Ashton School will graduate in May. she is the daughter of S. Ben Stever. Wiles, a farmer from near Frankfort, are planning al r.
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Ashton
Ruth Stever
Wilham Wiles
Frankfort
Si.ver
Ashton School
S. Ben Stever
Wiles
Trankfort
Alrnouns
Caveur Seniors Present Class Play
The Cavour senior class staged its annual class play to a large audience. Cast included Jo Alfred Boetell George Micheel Stout Marjorie Lather Pauline Edwards Mary Kelly Agnes Selisid and Agnes Greenan. The play was performed at Tal Delle. Baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Rev Father Waish.
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Caveur
Cavour Boot
Jo- Alfred Boetell
George Micheel
Stout
Marjorie Lather
Pauline Edwards
Mary Kelly
Agnes Selisid
Agnes Greenan
Tal
Delle
Father Waish
Wolsey Senior Play Draws Crowd at Kempy
A large audience attended Wolsey high school’s senior class play Kempy on March 1. Cast included Tilla Leckness Devore Cheney Loring Christopherson Mr Cagewell Enid Larsen Mred eric Newton Jesse Roberts and Mau rhe Neshine with Mrs Wardman as coach. The high school orchestra and five selections under Mr Christenson marked the ensemble’s first public appearance.
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Wolsey
Mar
Kempy
Tilla Leckness
Devore Cheney
Loring Christopherson
Mr Cagewell
Enid Larsen
Mrederic Newton
Jesse Roberts
Maurhe Neshine
Wardman
Christenson
Royal Neighbors To Meet At Blunt Soon
The Tiovai Noishho district convention opens here Thursday with large communities expected to attend and participate in the meeting.
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Blunt
Blunt, Mé
Tiovai Noishho
Observe Music Week In Wessington Springs
Members of the Wessington Springs Music club and city students marked national music week with a program led by Prof. L J Phillips of the college. Mrs Phillips accompanied the program with piano, and Kiwanis members heard two numbers. The program featured vocal solos by Mrs W R Stockstad and Mrs R W Gibson, and an instrumental duet by Mrs R J Cook and Mrs J Calverly.
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Wessington
Wessington Springs
W. R. Stockstad
R. W. Gibson
R. J. Cook
J. ¥. Calverly
Schol
Father Pays Off Boys Fine In Brookings Alcohol Case
In Brookings county a father settled the $765.20 in fines and costs for his son Henry Gorecki and school teacher Raymond Alcorn who pleaded guilty to transportation of alcohol. The two received $350 fines each plus $65.20 costs and a confiscated Ford car. The total loss exceeded $1,000 with five gallons of alcohol valued at $75 and attorney fees for the youths.
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Brookings
Henry Gorecki
Hendricks
Minn
Brookings County
Henry
Raymond Alcorn
W. Wynight
Gorecki
Rapid Auditorium Rising in Rapid City
Rapid City tracers report the 8100,000 auditorium at Seventh and Quincy streets taking shape with steel columns and beams rising while brickwork advances. The rear wall stands about six feet high as a crew of a score or more works on the project.
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Rapid Auditorium
Rapid City
Seventh
Quincy Streets
Good Pheasant Crop Seen Near Iroquois
Iroquois residents reporting after extensive auto travel say 1929 pheasant crops will not be short. Despite a severe winter heavy snowfall and many pheasants killed in the open season, birds appear as numerous as usual for this time of year.
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Iroquois Iroquois
Iroquois
Kimball Community Club elects officers and sets aims
George Modis is elected president of the Kimball Community Club with Dr. I H Stewart as vice president and W C Fox as secretary. Dr F W Barnstt is treasurer, with Harry Clathews and C J Johnson as directors. The club supports a paid tourist camp and a permanent county fair plan, plus improving local telephone service.
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Kimball Community Club
Kimball
George Modis
I. H. Stewart
W. C. Fox
F. W. Barnstt
Harry Clatthews
C.J. Johnson
Insteni
Forest City Bridge Declared Safe Amid Ice Break
Forest City residents and visitors, including Gettysburg tourists, question rumors that the Forest City bridge is unsafe after ice breakup. Officials have only posted signs banning parking and requiring logs off tractor wheels, indicating no damage to the bridge.
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Forest City Bridge
Forest City
Gettysburg
United States
Attorney Becomes Mayor At Platte
Ward B. Dyer, an attorney elected mayor, assumed office Monday evening. His administration names three policemen Horace Miller Harold Morrow and Ernest Hints to the posts, while Dr. G F Brooks, former mayor, becomes city treasurer and other officers remain in place.
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Platte Platte
Ward B. Dyer
Horace Miller
Harold, Morrow
Ernest Hints
G.F. Brooks
Governor Grants Early Parole For First Degree Robbery Case
May 14 report states Hor ton, convicted of first degree robbery in Hutchinson county and jailed since February 1928, received a reduction from five to two and one half years on the state penitentiary sentence by Governor Bulow after the pardon board's recommendation. It is also noted that A. O. Friese has purchased the William Steckel home in Wolsey.
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Pierre
Red Horton
Hutchinson County
W. J. Bulow
State Pardol Board
Horton
Fon Wolsey
A. O. Friese Fings
William Steckel
Land Transfers In Kingsbury County and Nearby
Land transfers listed include Abe Purinton, J. Strader, Everett Anderson to C. J. Witte for Lot 24 Block 1 Lake Preston at 1900 dollars. Multiple parcels transferred for one dollar and other value across Bancroft De Smet Hetland Oldham and nearby areas. Notable deeds include Josephine Flint to Sylvia Newman for land in section 2 100 3 totaling 7000 dollars.
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J.C
Purinton
Abestrader
Everett F. Anderson
C. J. Witte
Lake Preston
Minnie Billington
L. J. Warkenthien
Bancroft
Carl JH. Schultz
B. P
Redfield
R. R. Add
de Smet
Val
J. J. Pederson
James M. Butterworth
Lok
Hetland
John TH
Josephine Boreham
Waters Land & Loan Co
Bouchard
Soren P. Jensen
Herbert J. Laderer
Oldham
Josephine C. Flint
Sylvia L. Newman
SES & G
Gas Wells Heat Homes on Sully County Farm
E D Sutton, a Sully County farmer, drilled a two inch natural gas well twenty years ago and now uses the gas to heat two houses a hop house and shop and to light his buildings. He estimates he uses less than half the gas and plans to run a farm engine with the remainder.
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Onida
E. D. Sutton
Sully
Vas
Eleven Men Elected to Dakotans Honorary Society
May 14 Dakotans honor eleven University of South Dakota men for membership. Named are John McQuillen Sioux Falls Robert Wales Alsester Edward Corbett Herman Ebsen Clarence Mickelson Selby Ardis Van Tassel Holabird Carl Miller Plepikinton John Godman Laddies Wagner Vermillion Charles Christopherson Sioux Falls Paul Pearson Garretson.
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South Dakota
U. Viqamillion
Dakotans
University of South Dakota
John McQuillen
Sioux Falls
Robert Wales
Alcester
Edward Corbett
Sioux City
Herman Ebsen
Beresford
Clarence Mickelson
Selby
Ardis van Tassel
Holabird
Carl Miller
Plepikinton
John Godman
Hangar Erection Under Way At Local Flying Field
A new hangar is being erected at the flying field as of May 14 special report.
Vidal takes key post with Transcontinental Transport
Eugene Vidal formerly of Madison and USD graduate in 1916 with BSC EH degree has joined Transcontinental Transport led by Colonel Lindbergh. He will oversee airport and landing field selection and supervision for the company.
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Delta Theta Fraternity
Vidal
Vivian Lower Tops Ashton Senior Class Honors
Ashton May 14 Vivian Lower will graduate with the highest average in the senior class of 12. Her mark is 934 with Velma Bean second at 92.2 and Lucille Casey third at 90.3.
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Ashton
Vivian Lower
Ashton High School
Miss Lower
Velma Bean
Lucille Casey
Assistant Scout Masters Appointed for International Jamboree
J. Z. Mitchell of St. Paul and Paul H. Barbour of Springfield South Carolina were named assistant scoutmasters to help manage twenty four to early northwest scouts attending the International Tamboree at Arrows Park Liverpool England this summer. J. N. Collins of Minneapolis announced the selection. Previously W. Block of Minneapolis had been named troop leader.
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Minneapolis
J. Z. Mitchell
St. Paul
Paul H. Barbour
Springfield
S. C
Arrows Park
Liverpool
England
J. N. Collins
W. §. Block
Scouts Prepare Abroad Mission from St. Paul Group
Barbour, a 10 year veteran of scout work, leads the delegation while Mitchell's troops have long been outstanding in St. Paul. The article notes their roles in an international scouting assignment.
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Barbour
Mitchell
St. Paul
Booster Week Set by South Dakota Sunday School Association
May 14. booster week announced for the state convention in Pierrh. May 20 to be booster week for South Dakota Sunday School Association. Counties listing quotas for the state meeting in June will win prizes.
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South Itakola Sunday School Association
A. Ta, Szebel
Texaco Station Sold To H Writner In Wolsey
May 14 special report: H Writner completed a purchase of the Texaco service station in Wolsey from I J Jones. Writner has taken possession. Jones offered no future plans.
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Wolsey
H. Writner
Texaco
J. Jones
Writner
Jones
Famous Scientist's Discovery Banishes Corns Forever
A German chemist Dr Stickel claims a granulation process removes corns with no acid or flesh harm. The ad promotes a treatment kit from Pereton's Drug Store and Sherman and Mos Drug Store with money back guarantee.
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Stickel
Pereton’s
Sherman and Mos Drug Store
Bert Bell Graveling Street Front of Belver Cash Store
May 14 Special report Bert Bell is graveling the street in front of his store building occupied by the Belver Cash store.
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Gravels
Red Heights
Bert Bell
Belver Cash Store
Farmer Sold South Of Ashton To Mrs Thisse
John Becker sold his farm south of Ashton to Mrs Thisse. Roger of this city bought her home in Ashton and plans to move his family to the city in September. The loftiest capital is La Paz Bolivia, perched 12 470 feet above sea level.
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Ashton
John Becker
Thisse
Roger
la Paz
Bolivia
Ladies Aid May Day Dinner and Apron Sale
The Ladies Aid held their annual May day dinner and apron sale on TMureday. Proceeds supported church activities and community outreach in ANNUAT.
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Ladies Aid
Tmureday
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Kingsbury
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Huron Furnace CO
Cuticura
Dakota
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ARMY
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RED Owl Market
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Guditora
Tohacen
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