Wa Tan Ye Meet Plans for Mitchell Convention
Plans for the Wa Tan Ye national convention to be held in Mitchell May 20 and 21 are announced. National officers include Flora Tiss president Algona Iowa Bessie Webber vice president Cherokee Iowa Byrtie Raymond treasurer Charlies City Iowa Margaret Klein Mason City Iowa Dr Jane Wright historian Clear Lake Iowa Florence Ryan Mitch ell national secretary. The program opens with a board meeting Monday morning followed by a business session tea and banquet. Dr C J Semans Dakota Wesleyan University will speak at the banquet. Charter will be presented to Chamber Xain wigwam a new club in South Dakota. Tuesday morning features the concluding business session and officer election followed by luncheon at the Mitchell country club.
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Mitchell
Flora Tiss
Algona
Iowa
Bessie Webber
Ice
Cherokee
Byrtie Raymond
Charlies City
Margaret Klein
Mason City
Towa
Jane Wright
Clear Lake
Owa
Florence Ryan
C. J. Semans
Dakota Wesleyan University
Chamber- Xain-wigwam
South Dakota
Mitchell Country Club
Rev. E. Claude Smith Resigns for Lake Andes Pastorate
The Rev. E. Claude Smith, pastor of Rose Hill and Beulah rural churches near Wellington, resigns to accept a pastorate at Lake Andes. He will leave about June 1 while Mrs. Smith stays to arrange interim plans for the two churches.
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Welleington
E. Claude Smith
Rose Hill
Beulah
Lake Andles
Wessington Izaak Walton League Holds First Chapter Meeting
The first monthly meeting of Wessington’s newly formed Izaak Walton League chapter was held Friday at Scenic hall. M. Carpenter of Milbank, state league executive, spoke as motion pictures of Alaskan scenes were shown.
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Wessington
Izaak Walton League
Wessington WW Club Hosts Overnight Outing
Wessington May 18. Special Members of the boys WW club high school letter winners spent last night at Cottonwood lake where they participated in swimming and fishing. The boys left Wessington about 3 o clock and were accompanied by friends from this city.
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Wessington
W” ‘Club
Cottonwood Lake
Baccalaureate Sunday for Wessington High Seniors
The Rev J H Black will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to 16 Wessington High seniors Sunday morning at 10 o clock The commencement exercises are set for Friday night at the community hall Dr Royal C Agne of Huron College will give the address on The fourth R
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Wessington
J. H. Black
Wessington High School
Royal C. Agne
Huron College
Quida High Observes Annual Senior Day
Wednesday was observed as the annual senior day at Quida High School. Blanche Serbousek, senior president, presided. Christena Buck traced the class of 1929 history, Howard Johnson spoke of the future, and Iva Foster and Helen Gallup read the class poem and will respectively.
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Quida
Bonilla High Holds Commencement At Community Hall
Bonilla May 18 Special Commencement exercises for the seniors of Bonilla High School were held at the community hall. Alice Walton was valedictorian and Clara McKichan gave the salutatory address. Dr Royal C Agne of Huron was the speaker. Bernice Radtke presented the peace pipe. The glee club sang several songs.
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Bonilla
Bonilla High School
Alice Walton
Clara McKichan
Royal C. Agne
Huron
Bernice Radtke
Glee Club
Thirteen Willow Lake Seniors Receive Diplomas
Willow Lake high school honored thirteen seniors at a commencement ceremony. The graduates listed include Faye Schultz Leota Cluett Linnie Berry Stanley SiMont Ruth Newberger P Eleanor Downs Chryvl DeWitt Byron Miller Sylvia Peterson Gordon Lord Robert Schultz Virgil Thorne and Harold Van Ornum.
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Willow Lake
Willow > Lake
Willow Laake ‘High School
Faye Schultz
Leota Cluett
Linnie Berry
Stanley SiaMont
Ruth Newberger
Pleanor Downs
Chryvl DeWitt
Byron Miller
Sylvia Peterson
Gordon Lord
Robert Schultz
Virgil Thorne
Harold van Ornum
Escape Injury When Automobile Tips Over
A car from nearby region turned over twice and landed in a deep roadside pool of water. Mr and Mrs Frank Nolz escaped with only slight injuries though Mr Noltz suffered scratches on his face. The accident occurred after a flat tire. The vehicle was badly damaged.
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Polo
Frank Nolz
Howell Township Schools Closed After Picnic Day
Howell Township three schools closed yesterday due to rain and low attendance. Picnics were held at each school site with students and staff in their respective groves and activities noted as part of a special year end event.
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Howell Township
Ich
Happy Circle Club Wins In Contest
The Happy Circle Club wins a county contest representing in the district competition. Members Mra cJ WisGase and Mrs Beauford Sildaugh led the team with refreshments and frat place notes.
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Happy Circle Club
Mowattala
Mra
WisGase
Beauford
Sildaugh
Manchester Schoolholds Closing Day Picnics
Manchester May 18 special report notes final examinations this week. The town school primary department and senior pupils at Lake Henry held closing day picnics. Review school for seventh and eighth graders. seven township schools will meet here three days next week for state exam prep.
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Manchester
Seven Seek Lake Preston Postmaster Position
DESMET May 18 special Seven residents of lake Preston took postal examinations for the postmaster appointment. Names include L A Keith Leona Morgan Nelson Mark Prowman Mrs L J Bates Otto Julson Louis Johnson Bates currently holds the post under a temporary appointment. her husband previously served as postmaster.
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Desmet
Lake Preston
Catholic Women Elect Officers at Sioux Falls Convention
Mrs Lawrence Kellogg of Centerville was elected president of the diocesan council of Catholic women at the annual convention in Sioux Falls. Mrs J Weagh of Sioux Falls named president emeritus. Other officers include Miss Ryan of Emery recording secretary and Miss Anna Arty of Clark auditor.
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Sioux Falls
Lawrence Kellogg
Centerville
Diocesan Council of
Catholic Woman
J. Weagh
Ryan
Emery
Anna Arty
Clark
Wessington Springs Plans Two Miles Of Gravel Streets
Wessington Springs will add two miles of gravated streets as the city council advertises for bids on hauling and spreading gravel. Work will begin as soon as possible.
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Wessington Springs
Rest Room Project At Springs Tourist Park
Wessington Springs city plans a 12 by 16 foot restroom building at the park. The structure is under construction and will feature modern conveniences. Roland Culley is named caretaker of the park for the tourist season.
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Springs
Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs Park
Roland Culley
Couneil
Extension Club Plans Picnic At St Lawrence POLO
Howell extension club members draft a home picnic at St Lawrence grove on June 12. At a May 18 meeting the 25 members heard demonstrations on Salads and Salad Dressing by Mrs G Duehr.
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Extension Club
St. Lawrence Polo
Howell Extension Club
St. Lawrence Grove
M. Morris
A. Hunker
Two Girls Honored At Mellette High
Havel Crayce Tollefson named valedictorian for the Mellette Class of 1929 and Leora Musch named salutatorian. Tollefson led in scholastic record, served as class officer, basketball player, editor of the school paper and Mellette Tribune, and active in community girls work. Musch held the second highest scholastic ranking and excelled in debate while active in the girl reserve and other school activities.
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Mellette
Havel Crayce Tollefson
Leora Mugch
Mellette Tribune
Musch
Girl Reserve
Alpena High School Ends Year With Commencement Plans
Alpena May 18 24 marks end of the public school year. On May 22 Rev Charles Miller of Huron speaks at the graduation exercise at Dreamland Theatre. May 29 bac calaureate sermon to be given at the Methodist church. Alumni Association banquet to be held May 28 at church dining rooms with over 140 members invited.
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Alpena
Alpina
Charles.Miller
Huron
Dreamland
Methodist ‘Church
Alpena High School
Church
Miller Class Is 2nd Largest In History
May 18 reports the Miller High School class of 38 graduates as the second largest in history. The Sunday census notes a strong turnout and anticipation of commencement on May 24.
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Miller
Wey
Entors
Wis
Rail link plan gains approval at Bélle Fourche visit
President Fred W Sargent and Vice President Alex Colson of the railway led a party in Bélle Fourche this afternoon to promote a plan linking Rauid City to Huron by air connections with the Chicago and North Western trains. Johnson endorsed the transportation concept calling it new yet viable in the northwest, backed by a capable, veteran group.
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Pan Intake Etiens
Fred W Sargent
Alex Colson
Gowerev
Bélle Fourche
Rauid City
Huron
Chicago and North Western
Johnson
Din Stoys
Imen
New Alpena Marshall Sworn In At Town Meeting
At a special Alpena town board meeting on May 18 Henry Silkey was appointed and sworn as the new marshal and immediately began duties at the jail.
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Henry Silkey
Alpena
Marshall
Town ‘Board
Teury Silkey
Sheetly
Alpena Auditorium Enlarged With 20 Foot West Addition
John Millhouse is enlarging the Alpena auditorium by a 20 foot addition on the west side. The expansion will convert the space into an office and storage area for roller skates and related items. Partitions will be removed and a maple floor laid to create a larger room.
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Alpena
John. Millhouse
Sons Of Veterans Conclave Slated In Brookings In June
Brookings hosts the district encampment of the Sons of Veterans and their auxiliary June 16 to 18 with delegates from South Dakota North Dakota and Minnesota. Camp meetings will be at the G A R hall as leaders map out the program.
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Sons of Vars
Brookings Brookings
Brookings
Sons of Veterans
LH. H. Hoy
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Hutchinson
Minn
G. A. R. Hall
Aberdeen Youth elected to State Y M C A committee
Otto Gru of Aberdeen, a University of South Dakota law student, was named to the general state executive committee of the Y M C A. Gru is noted as a prominent debater and orator who represented the school in a wide interstate debate program with Iowa Nebraska and Minnesota.
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Aberdeen
Vermillion
Otto Gru
University of South Dakota
Y. M. Cga
Usring
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Watertown Awards $119 652 for Power Plant Addition
Watertown city council awarded contracts totaling 119652 for an addition to the municipal light and power plant. A R Robertson of St Paul was authorized to purchase the equipment to be housed in the new addition alongside the existing plant amid an income bond issue of 150000 approved by the council.
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Watertown
Righland
A. ‘R. Robertson
St. Paul
City Light and Power
Plankinton High to Hear Maj W. J. Bulow Tonight
Maj W. J. Bulow will address the Plankinton High School commencement. Seniors are exempt from exams and finish their studies as most grades complete their work this week and write final exams.
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Plankinton
W. J. Bulow
Plankinton Igh School
U R O T C Cadets Prep for Monday Inspection
Vermillion May 18 cadets of the ROTC prepare for annual inspection at the University of South Dakota Monday afternoon. Major J J Lockett from Omaha will conduct the formal review with the Vermilion district ROTC present. Miss Dorna Lass honorary colonel and cadet colonel Charles Cantondine guide activities with Guidon reviewing the cadets.
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Vermillion
University of South ‘Dakota
University Urill
J.J. Lockett
Seventh Corps
Omaha
Vermilion District
Ddna Lass
Charles Cantondine
Guidon
Diplomas Awarded at Gane Valley High School
Commencement exercises closed at Gane Valley High School with Dr. W. Ji. Batson of the University of South Dakota delivering the address on Education for Modern Life. W. J. Lane announced Helen Wulf and the ceremony featured wholesome guidance for graduates.
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Gane Valley Gann Vallhy
Gane Valley High School
W. Ji. Batson
University of South Dakota
W. J. Lane
Helen Wulf
Huron's New Industry Shows Rapid Growth
J R B Distrib reports 4832 bottles sold in two months with six salesmen on the road in the middle West. The firm plans nationwide expansion using master barbers as demonstrators and urges barber shops to demonstrate J R B for hair and dandruff.
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J.R. B
School honors award ceremony notes prizes and diplomas
Lane awards prizes to Leonard Wulff and Bonnie Hubbara for largest Dank account under the new school savings plan. L Dring gives journalism prizes to Valerie Viereck Mary Wulff and Ethel Jaambert wins third. Roger Reid presents. diplomas by J I Hall. Harold Mentzer accepts as senior class president. Numbers presented by girls chorus and orchestra. Invocation by Rev L V Bennett.
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OM. Lane
Leonard Wulff
Bonnie Hubbara
Tor
L. Dring
Valerie Viereck
Mary Wulff
Ethel Jaambert
Sunt
Roger Reid
Ji.d. Hall
Harold Mentzer
L. V. Bennett
Miner County Red Cross Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Miner county Red Cross chapter held its annual meeting at the Wheeler house with Mrs Ruth Weag gint presiding. I M Munford was elected chapter chairman for the coming year with Mrs Duckshbury of Gan ova as vice chairman and J W Geh ring as secretary and treasurer. The group approved buying a new car for the county nurse.
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Miner County Red Cross
Howard
Wheeler House
Ruth Weaggint
I. M. Munford
Brookings Forum Elects Officers for Next Year
The final Warum meeting before summer adjournment in Brookings elected officers for the next year. President is Dr A Nume, Vice President Dr Ward Ju Miller, Secretary Treasurer C J Saucers. Dr Hume becomes President succeeding Prof W H Powers. Dr Miller joins this year as a new member.
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Brookings Forum
Brookings
Warum
J’earoom
A. Nume
Ward Ju. Miller
C.J. Saucers
Hume
W. H. Powers
Miller
Retirement of $5,000 in De Smet school bonds approved
De Smet independent school district board retires another $5,000 in bonds leaving about $50,000 outstanding. Funds were raised years ago to build a high school. City plans to expand parking spaces with merchants cooperation.
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de Smet
Board of Education
Bulla
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P. O. Post
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Dr. Hagman
Mgr
Samaritan Hospital
Dakota Avenue
Helen Sutherland
Inlay ‘Bridge
Feserencien
Ata Vanga
Gerassiums
Pepunias
CABBA
Perry Floral
Waron Theatre
de Smet DE Smet
Cily
Joe Weinrels
Rochester
Onida
Hier
Lake Sully
Nichols.shepard
Red River
Aikow
N&s
Hasker
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Nichols & Shepard Combine
Nichols. &Shepard
James Valley Motor Co
Wis. S. W
Huron, S. D
JAMES
Valley Motor Co
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