Twenty Eight Delegates Return From South Dakota Convention
Twenty eight delegates are listed as returnees from the South Dakota Republican convention held in Pierre on May 20. The 64 organized counties will be represented, five unorganized counties not participating. Delegates include names from Beadle, Clark, Faulk, Jerauld, Kingsbury, Miner, Sanborn, Spink, and other counties, with nominations for governor and other state offices to be decided.
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Pierre
B. R Danielson
South Dakota
Beadle
E. F. Wheelock
Wessington
E. C. McKinzie
Huron
Clyde R. Smith
Clarks
H. Elrod
Clark
C. Rosengren
Vienna
Casner Thoreson
Willow Lake
Faulk S. S. Meier
Faulkton
J. BE
Napton
Athol
H. RK
Wessington RE
F. E. Pool
Lane
HK. T. Aisenrey
Alpena
Kingsbury
John Bonde
Arlington
Henry O. Fritzel
de Smet
Harry J. Eg- Yen
Miner
G. L. Moseson
Howard
Munger
Carthage
Theo. R. Wikholm
Canova
Fotter
Will Weidensee
Gettysbura
Fynn HL Meyer
John Wickget
Lebanon
Sanborn
D. H
Onida
H. A. Brookings
James A. Foster
Gtune
Madison Paper Boy Victim of Accident
Madison May 14 James Dilley a 10 year old paper boy was knocked from his bicycle by a car backing from a curb He struck the back of his head and was taken to a hospital He was unconscious for a time and feared to have internal injuries though later appeared to improve with a slight concussion.
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Madison
James Dilley
Milwaukee Road to Build Terminal in Springfield
Milwaukee Railway plans set up equipment in Springfield to handle terminal operations. A one stall roundhouse turntable and about 700 feet of new track will be built, with track to Running Water removed and right of way returned to adjacent landowners.
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Milwaukee Road
Springfield
Milwaukee Railway Company
Sioux Falls Robbers Fail In Two Attempts
Three robbery attempts occurred in Sioux Falls over the weekend but police say only one succeeded. Rosen thal's store at 204 South Phillips Ave was entered and valuables worth about 50 dollars were stolen. Other attempts targeted Johnson-Feyder Van and Storage at 417 North Phillips Ave and Pratt Mallory Co. at 415 North Phillips Ave. The latter sites are neighboring one another.
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Sioux Falls
Rosenthal’s
South
Phillips Ave
Johnson-Feyder van
North
Pratt- Mallory Company
Burglary Attempts Reported At Multiple Local Stores
Police believe the same trio attempted to break into several sites including the Johnson-Feyder Building where entry was gained through a back window but nothing was touched. Pratt-Mallory was targeted with a coal chute used to reach a rear window. iron bars blocked access. Rosenthali store entered by window and door forced. only stolen articles removed.
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Johnson-Feyder
Pratt-Mallory Company
Rosenthal i
Plan Opening Of Junior College At Sioux Falls
The Sisters of Saint Frances announce the Columbus junior college for young women will open in September in Sioux Falls. Miss Theresa Finnell from Winona Minnesota visits to recruit students and spoke at Washington High School this morning. The note recalls past costs from 1913 when tires for travel cost about 25 dollars, now down to about 10 dollars for weekly use.
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Sioux Falls
Sisters of Saint Frances
Congregation of Our Lady of Lourdes
Rochester
Minn
Columbus Junior College
Columbus College
Theresa Finnell
St. Teresa's College
Winona
Cataract
Washington High School
College Courses Set for Junior College and Normal School
Plans announced in September outline a junior college offering full freshman and sophomore liberal arts work and aiming for accreditation within a year. The normal course will prepare teachers for elementary and secondary schools under state school laws, matching standard normal program norms. Improve Park Carthage progress described by landscape gardener A M Brown, expected to make the park a top district recreation site this summer.
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South Dakota
Carthage
A. M. Brown
Woman Tries Novel Check Scam At Sioux Falls Store
A woman bought goods totaling 19 50 at E C Olson store in Sioux Falls using a check signed K Lantre. Clerks doubted the check and she disappeared while an employee called for validation. Police search for her by description. The incident hints at a new racketeering tactic.
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Sioux Falls
E. C. Olson
K. Lantre
Olson
Concert by Bjornson at Carthage Opens Season
Bjornson performed in Carthage on Sunday for the first of four planned concerts this season. Organizers have not yet set the remaining venues.
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Bjornson
Carthage
Ohio Man Seeks Wife Through Rapid City Chamber
Cleveland man James F. Morgan appeals to the Rapid City chamber of commerce to help find a wife in the region. He plans a Europe honeymoon tied to a supposed large estate he is to inherit, and asks his future bride to fund her transport if she joins him. Morgan describes himself as in his late thirties, five feet six, 160 pounds, blue eyes, rosy complexion, neat and up to date in dress.
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Rapid City
James F. Morgan
Cleveland
United States
Europe
Chamber of Cammerce
Morgan
Mitchell teacher wins national contest award
A fifth grade instructor from Litchfield leads the Lutheran chorus in Howard for the first of a concert series. Misa Ruth Sher, from Mitchell, receives national recognition for her teaching, with the event dated May 11 in Howard and May 14 in Mitchell.
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Howard Lutheran Choi
Howard
Mitchell
Misa Ruth Sher
Man
Litchfield
South Dakota Geography Prize Awarded to Sherman Student
A Chicago firm notified a local student that she won a $75 cash prize in a national competition for a unit of study on South Dakota geography. Miss Sherman earned the top award in the listed prizes.
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F. E Compton Co
Chicago
South Dakota
Sherman
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Gaan Valley
Thomas W. Tuttle
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Ohio
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