South Dakota to Pick Edison Scholarship Candidate
Pierre May 21. South Dakota will select a representative to compete for the Thomas A Edison scholarship. A five member committee will be chosen from nominees recommended by teachers, the superintendent, and two local citizens. The process stresses science, character, and potential, with tests at Pierre and possibly New Jersey, to find a high school senior from the 1929 class to enter the technical school program.
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LWO
Mr. Giffen
Pierre
Tdisons
Weal
Comitiiae
McGiffen
South Dakota
Edison
Bulow
South Dakota football club plans spring dance
The University of South Dakota S D Club, led by Charles Morriss of Storm Lake Coy ote football fame, plans a May 29 dance in the new university armory with Al Ogsi's orchestra, marking a spring event rather than a football game.
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S. D
S. 1
University of South Dakota
New University
al ’Ogsi
Charles Morriss
Storm Lake
Coyote
The
Oreanization
Oil painting depicts Deadwood Gulch in 776 gift to USD
Mrs Ursula Gore Creaver of Piedmont presents an oil painting titled Deadwood Gulch in 776 to the University of South Dakota. The artwork shows several men painting for gold in White Creek region during early Deadwood days.
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Wood Creek
Deadwood
Deadwood Gulch
Mngeun
University of South Dakota
Ursula Gore Creaver
Piedmont
Ladies Cannot Smoke on Sioux Falls Billboards
In Sioux Falls on May 21 the city commission approved an ordinance banning pictures of feminine smokers on billboards and posters. Mayor George W. Burnside and water commissioner Joseph Nelson voted for it, streets commissioner Alex Reid abstained after the city attorney suggested enforceability issues. The measure was not amended to bar women from smoking in public places.
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Sioux Falls
George W. Burnside
Joseph Nelson
Alex Reid
D. J. Conway
Start Motor Mail Service In Hills Hot Springs
A new motor mail service between Rapid City and Hot Springs began yesterday, cutting the Southern Dakota mail run from the southwest to the Mast River country. Letters posted at 11 p.m. reach Rapid City by night and Pied Pierre next day, with inbound mail arriving at 11 a.m. The Hills region gains its best mail service yet as Hills Transportation of Rapid City and Wind Cave Transportation of Hot Springs win the contract, routing horses via the State park and the Game Lodge.
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Hot Springs
May
Rapid City
South Dakota
Mast River
Piarre
Lot Springs
Tack [Hills Transportation Company
Avini Cave Transportation Company
Deland Plans For Memorial Day Program
Neland May 21 James A Neilly of Wrankfort has been secured as Memorial day speaker for Deland. Legion post and auxiliary plan the observance with a public service at the Palace theatre. Rev Fathy er Reilly will give an address and music by the Poland city band follows.
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Neland
Trather James A. Neilly
Wrankfort
Deland
Legion Post and Auxiliary
Palace Theatre
Fathyer Reilly
Poland
Yeacher Gives Lots To Vermillion Church
Vermillion May 21 The gift of a building site on Main street and joining the Beta Alpha Theta fraternity grounds and home by Professor yt Ch and Mrs Wellington to the Congregational church society here has just been announced. The presentation was made as the Wellingtons move to Manset Maine. No conditions are attached but the lots will likely serve as the site for a new parsonage near the $80,000 church recently completed.
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Vermillion
Main Street
Beta Alpha Theta
Yt. Ch
Wellington
Congregational Church Society
Wellingtons
Manset
Maine
Congregational Society
Vermillion To Get Missouri River Ferry In 1921
Vermillion announces the establishment of a Missouri river ferry just south of the city limits as a major chamber project. William Dre Croldrick, longtime river pilot and former Springfield ferry operator, will move his craft to a site agreed with local merchants. The ferry will connect Vermillion with northeastern Nebraska, unlocking a large rural trade area for local merchants for the first time in years.
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Vermillion Vermillion
Vermillion Chamber of Commerce
William Dre Croldrick
Missouri River
Springfield
Chamber of Commerce
Ita
Nebraska
Gettysburg De Molay Chapter Organized With 22 Members
The Hurley chapter De Molay organized in Gettysburg on May 21 with 22 members. Dr. Edward Ashley of Aberdeen, a grand council member, presided over ceremonies. Pierre de Molay officers conducted the ritual work and many out of town visitors attended the public installation of officers.
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Gettysburg
de Molay
Hurley
Edward Ashley
Aberdeen
Grand Council
Pierre de Molay
Vermillion Man Elected President of Theta Alpha Phi
Vermillion May 21 WNelville Seeley of Selby has been elected president of Theta Alpha Phi at the University of South Dakota. Other officers named are Robert Wales Alcester Juanita Lane Vermillion secretary and Jerry Long Chamberlain treasurer Seeley has been active in university dramas appearing in nearly every student production during the past three years and is a member of Lambda Chi Alpha.
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U. Theta Alpha Phi
Vermillion
Wwnelville
Scot
Steele Gets Assistant Ship
Brookings May 21 A $900 assistant ship at the University of Minnesota has been accepted by George Steele of Brookings who will receive his B S degree in dairying from South Dakota State College this spring. Steele will pursue his M S degree at Minnesota. The award pairs State college with two men under C H Eckles, dairy head and noted researcher. Ernest Herried of Summit also works for his doctorate. he graduated from State college in 1926. Other recent State college dairy graduates pursuing advanced degrees attend Illinois West Virginia Oregon and Missouri institutions and Washington State.
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Brookings
University of Minnesota
George, Steele
South Dakota State ‘College
Steele
Minnesota
State College
C. H. Eckles
International
Ernest ‘Herried
Summit
Flo
Alvin Kuhlman
Beaver Dam
Wis
University of Illinois
Harold Olson Brookings
University of West Virginia
John Steele
Oregon State Agricultural College
Harold Jackson
Brentford
Frank Welch
Madison
University of Missouri
Daniel Jacobsen
Washington State College
Must Send Children To School Is Ruling
TOM CREW of the Paradise Valley school district was taken to Pierre by the sheriff on a charge of failing to send his children to school. He pleaded that transportation funds were exhausted but the court ruled against him. On a promise to keep the children in school he was released after he paid the costs of the trial.
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Tom Crew
May Vl
Clinton Burger
Paradise Valley
Pierre
Slughes County
Schoo
Uwe
Ieland
Triad
Cavour Pork Club Forms Leadership For Project
Six members of the Cavour Pork Producers 4 FL club meet at the schoolhouse to set their project in motion. Irvancis Smith is president with James Coushlin as vice president, Jerome McCaire secretary, and John McGuire reporter and Queon Martin leader. Members will bring their baby pigs to War on May 27 for entry and weighing.
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Cavour Pork Club
Cavour
Cavour Pork Producers
Irvancis Smith
James Coushlin
Jerome McCaire
John McGuire
Queon Martin
Plan Fast Baseball Game At Yale Fete
Watertown team to meet Sioux City All Star colored club from Ta in Yale fete June 20. Sioux City fast northwest club. Carnival attractions planned with merry go rounds and ferris wheels.
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Yale
Watertown
Sioux City
Northwest
Richland Scouts Meet With Rev Egner at Cavour Church
Richland township Boy Scouts held a regular meeting with Rev. George D. Egner of Cavour at the Richland church. In Gann Valley, Buffalo county reports several scarlet fever cases with two families under quarantine.
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Cavour
Boy Scouts of
Richland Township
George D. Egner
Richland Church
Gann Valley
Buffalo County
Install Officers of State Literary Group
Alla Rietz of Salem was installed as president of the Athenian literary society at State college. Other officers are Loretta Englehorn Wagner vice president Nan Potter Pierpont secretary and Orville Spawn Chester treasurer. The group will hold office until about October first.
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Brookings
Alla Rietz
Salem
Athenian Literary Society
State College
Loretta Englehorn
Wagner
Nan’ Potter
Pierpont
Orville
Spawn
Chester
Trial set on bad check charge in liquor case
In Mitchell a case against Byron Butts for a bad check given for 30 gallons of liquor goes to the next circuit term after he was bound over. George Lang accuses the defendant of receiving a worthless check, marking what may be South Dakota’s first applying the 1927 check law to contraband liquor. The feud between Lang and Butts is cited as motive.
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Mitchell
Tha
Circuit Court
Byron Butts
George Lang
Butts
Lang
South Dakota
United States
Supreme Court
David Rogers
vLands
Debate To Take Place In Church In Manchester
Two seniors from Dakota Wesleyan University under the Anti-Saloon League will replace regular church services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning. The event is part of the league’s outreach efforts in Manchester.
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Manchester
Dakota Wesleyan University
Presbyterian Church
Commencement Talkers Named for South Dakota State College
A schedule of high school commencement addresses by South Dakota State College faculty was announced. Dr C W Pugsley spoke at Spencer May 16 and will address Ravina May 21 Emery May 22 Larchwood May 23 Bryant May 24 Springfield May 29 and All Saints Sioux Falls June 12. Additional speakers include George W McCarty Elkton May 20 Bridgewater May 21 Armour May 22 Forestburg May 23 Nolga May 24 Brandt May 29 Memorial Day Lake Preston May 30 Fort Pierre May 30 Yankton May 31. B A Dunbar speaks Hayti May 22 Bruce May 24 J G Hutton Bancroft May 17 Gary Mayast and Hetland May 24 Paul J Scarbro Eureka May 24 Dawson Minn May 29 Magnolia Minn May 31 Valley Springs S D May 24 Memorial Day speakers at Laverne Minn and Lake Benton Minn May 30 W J Miuninn South Dakota faculty also address Wilworth Minn May 21 and two South Dakota high school seniors at South Shore and Morence May 22 and 24 respectively I B Mathews Winfred May 28 and Tripp May 24. Requests for speakers are still coming in.
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C.W. Pugsley
State College
Spencer
Ravina
Emery
Larchwood
Town
Bryant
Springfield
All Saints
College
Sioux Talls
George W. McCarty
Elkton
Bridgewater
Armour
Forestburg
Nolga
Brandt
Lake Preston
Fort Pierre
Yankton
U. B. A. Dunbar
Hayti
Bruce
J. G. Hutton
Bancroft
Gary
Mayast
Hetland
Paul J. Scarbro
State College School of Agriculture
Eureka
D. G. Farley
Dawson
Minn
Magnolia
Valley Springs
S. D
Laverne
Lake Benton
W. J. Mi
Local notices recap recoveries and land transfers
Mrs Hannah Hilkemeyer recovers from a sprained ankle after a slight fall. Real estate transfers furnished by Beadle County Abstract and Title Co list Rosa Kludt to Wm Orth Virgil $1 Lots 11 12 Blk 1 Denisons Add Virgil Clara B Riigan to Vernal Jolson Huron $1 Lot 8 Blk 5 Runkels Add Huron S Randall to Theodore Rare Huron $1 Lot 8 Blk 8 Beach Bryant and Dickinsons Addition to Huron John H Kaiser to Frank Jensen Waley $1 Lot 22 Blk 10 Wolsey Edward A Pugsley to Ho A Selitle r Canova Bd and L Pots 20 21 of Réplit of W44 Blk6 Pettigrews Addition to East Huron
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Beadie County Abstract & Title Co
Rosa Kludt
Wm. Orth
Virgil
Denisons
Clara B. Riiigan
Vernal
Seliteller, Canova
Bi'd
Pettigrews
East Huron
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Williams Motor Co
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A. A. Wollmann
Huron Dental Clinic
Olympia Candy Kitchen
H. A. Johnson
Roy Housmaan
Lara
May Hoot
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Flolen
Eva Rutherford
Arnao
Paul
Geyerman’s Beauty. Shop
South Dakota State College
Hitchcock
Hannah Hilkemeyer
Commandery
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