Testimony push for Smith trial in September case
About 100 witnesses are named by the state to testify in the embezzlement trial of Fred R. Stith former state superintendent of banks in Pierre. The list includes many from Platte and Pierre with addresses known for others in diverse cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte
Smith
Farmers, State Bank
Pierre
J. Benthin
M. O'Connor
Lenore J. Chastain
G. J. McGregor
G. E. Cool
Lois Payne
L. C. Button
Warren Smith Helmer Bakken
John H, Frahm Jacob Olson
L. W. Rifle
John Timmermans
Jacob Turnis
van Schyndel Brothers
PB. Westerling
R. G. Zylstra
F. B Carter
C. W. Bootjer
A. J. Mead
John Ellingson
David Tooreson
Farm Bureau Picnic at Madison Is Off
MADISON May 22 The county farm bureau members will not be ready to participate so the June 6 picnic planned with the Lake County group is postponed. George J Kennard of Huron secretary of the state farm bureau association prompted the delay. W T Martin Dale of the farm bureau federation would have addressed the gathering at Lake Herman with a picnic dinner and outdoor games. New dates will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Herman
Local Labor To Build Sioux Falls Post Office Addition
Sioux Falls will gain 100 local workers on the post office addition project as tearing out of the retaining wall begins and excavation is set to start next week. George Murch of Murch Brothers Contracting says employment will be filled mostly by local labor with him visiting biweekly to check progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
George Murch
Murch
Casper
Wye
Wichita
Kan
Radio Schedule Announcement KFDY Brookings May Week Plans
Station KFDY Brookings releases this week and next week’s program slate. Friday May 22 lists vocal music Alta Rietr and a chimes concert, a track meet, soils talk by Prof. J G Hutton, Farm Business Fatty with C M Hampson, Play Production, and a First Annual Newspaper Day banquet with Gov J Green and Sen Norbeck. Additional days feature vocal music by Esther Gillman, instrumental music by Allan Peterson, 4 H club program, vocational guidance, a Pilate College choral segment, a Colman High School guest program, and multiple musical and news items for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFDY
Brookings
Alta Rietr
Salem
Little
Allan Henry
Volga
Bciendt
J. G. Hutton
Agronomy Department
Potter County Farms
C. M. Hampson
Mericultural
J , Green
Senator Norbeck
Esther Gillman
Allan Peterson
Helger Peterman
Colman
A. S. Harding
C. W. Pugsley
Pilate College
Colman High School
Cide E. Gates
Fred Bingham
Hot Springs
Arlie Richardson
Chester
S. D
G. S&s. Weaver
C. J. Weisner
Extension Poultryman
Victor Ulrich
Willow Lake
Foot and Shoe Contest Held At Forestburg
Forestburg May 22 an elimination contest for the tear in Sanborn county entered the Foot and Shoe demonstration contest was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. M Briggs. First place went to Letcher club represented by Mrs Payne and Mrs Reald, second to Forestburg H E club led by Mrs Matthews and Mrs Corwin, third to True Blue represented by Mrs Barber and Mrs Esther Howes. First and second teams on children's and adults shoes will contest again on Achievement day for final honors. Judges were Mrs Henline and Miss Grant of Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg
Iopecum
Sanborn
M. Briggs
Letcher Club
Payne
Reald
Henline
Grant
Mitchell
Lieut Hinton To Give Talks At Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls officials announce famed flyer Lieut Walter Hinton will land at the city's airport Sunday afternoon. He will speak at a band concert Saturday night and appear Monday noon at the chamber of commerce membership committee meeting, sponsored by the exchange club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut. Hinton
Sioux Falls
Redfield Circuit Court Adjourned for Planting Season
Redfield May 22 Special Circuit Court adjourned until June to allow jurymen who are farmers to complete corn planting. Judge Frank R B Fisher departed for Milfer Indiana. Forestburg May 22 Special C B Wilder injured after slipping on a sidewalk, hitting his head on a jar, deep temple gash required five stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Frank RB. Fisher
Fall Forestburg
C.B. Wilder
Atitchen
New Y. Physician Praises Sargon Powers
Dr. G. H. Warburton of Bellevue Medical College in New York lauds Sargon noting benefits from assimilated nutrients. He claims improved strength flesh nerves brain power appetite sleep and energy. The remedy is widely acclaimed by patients and reconditioned physicians who study its formula. Sold by Longstaff Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Warburton
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
New York
Sargon
Longstaff Drug Co
Broad stock of pheasants promised to yield good crop
Pierre May 22.4 There is sufficient broad stock of pheasants in South Dakota to produce a reasonable crop this year according to O H Johnson director of the state game and fish department. He says the population is greatest today since introduction of the birds and is well stocked in nearly every section. He warns the hatch may be harmed by lack of cover and nesting disturbance from farming. He urges drives to kill crows and stray cats and advocates year round legal prey for cats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
O. H. Johnson
State Game and Fish Department
Johnson
Prepare Gayville Road For Paving
Gayville Southward detour set as Highway No 1 east from Gayville to Vermilion closes for paving. Project to finish by September 1, with traffic detoured via Highway 16 Detour No 50. Gravel from Highway 50 to be spread on the Yankton Clay county line road grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayville
Vermillion
Vermilion
Yankton
Clay Counties
Spink County Pupils Writing Examinations
Nearly 1,000 sixth to eighth grade pupils in Spink county public schools are writing state final exams as county superintendent Mrs. W. S. Hodgson reports. Eighth grade commencement will be held in Redfield on June 6 with speaker Miss Gladys Pyle of Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Spink County
W. .S. Hodgson
Gladys Pyle
Pierre
Sturgis High School Receives North Central Accreditation
Sturgis High School is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for the period ending March 1932, announced by Emil E Grunwald superintendent. The school has held accreditation since 1925 with the association and since 1906 with the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis
Sturgis High School
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Emil E Grunwald
Sturgis Schools
Educational Association
Jecat
North Central Association
Musical Students to Give Recital in University of South Dakota
Vermillion May 22 The annual recital of original compositions by students in the department of musical theory at the University of South Dakota will be presented in Single Auditorium at four o clock Sunday afternoon. The program features three original works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of South Dakota
Farm Outlook Is Good In Raymond Territory
Raymond May 22 Special Several farmers in Raymond vicinity are through planting corn while others are in full swing. Conditions are ideal for the work, the ground receiving a good shower last week. If warm weather prevails the corn should make quick growth. Many fields of wheat have been reseeded due to the frost. Alfalfa and sweet clover fields are showing fine growth. Pastures also benefited greatly by the moisture, the grass being nearly at a standstill before the rain. Grazing conditions now are very favorable. Live stock is also in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Contest Seen For Yankton School Board Election
Yankton May 22 four applicants filed for two seats on the city school board in the June 16 election. Incumbents Dr. B F Lockwood and W W French filed to renominate. R Londy and William Van Osde had petitions in earlier. June 1 deadline looms and more candidates may enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
B. F. Lockwood
W. W. French
R. #. Londy
William van Osde
Broadland Club Discontinues Summer Meetings
Broadland extension club met at Mrs. Dick Tolar’s home with five members and three visitors. Mrs. Pearl Vollenweider spoke on good reading in the home and hosted a lunch by the Rev. Susie Thompson. The group decided to discontinue meetings until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadland Club
Broadland
Broadland Extension Club
Dick Tolar
Pearl Vollenweider
Susie Thompson
Raymond Women Attend District Meet in Watertown
Twenty three members of the Royal Neighbor lodge from Raymond traveled to Watertown for the district convention attended by about 250. The program opened at 1:00 p.m. with calls to order, officer introductions, addresses, a flag presentation, and various district activities. Evening entertainment included a fancy drill by Watertown, a juvenile drill, memorial services, and remarks by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Watertown
Knights of Columbus
District Crecle
Anna Mar Wagner
Carrie “Anderson
Thomas
Clear Lake
Dempster
Hazel
Grace McCurdy
Mina Wood
Henry
Naples
Rebekah Club
Supreme
Mary H. Schultz
Gay Thompson
Direcor
Castlewood
Mina MM. Wood
Myrtle M. Barnes
Achievement Day plans set for Forestburg program
Mrs. Ethel Rausch Mitchell home extension agent met with the program committee at Mrs. M Briggs home to finalize plans for Achievement Day. The event will be held June 1 at Ruskin Park with announcements forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg
Ethel Rausch
Mitchell
M. Briggs
Ruskin Pari
Pharmacy Students Take Examinations in Brookings May
Brookings reports that state board examinations for pharmacy will run a three day period starting Wednesday May 21. About 20 additional candidates for the registered pharmacists certificate are expected to participate. State board members listed include George Sherman Huron Fred Vilas Pierre Henry Schnidt Parkston and Rolland Jones Gettysburg. Brookings students named include Harriet Aldrich Pierre Clarence Dangers Sleepy Eye Virgil Dorseth Clarksville Herschel W Ellis Highmore Eldon Erickson Bryant Henry Eser New Ulm Howard Grady Eliton Albert Hurst Fairfax Arthur Hurst Dupree George Lippert Timber Lake Alvin Nelson Brookings Francis Connell Boche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
State College Pharmacy
State Board of Pharmacy
E. 2. Series
State Pharmacy Board
George Sherman
Huron
Fred Vilas
Pierre
Henry Schnidt
Parkston
Rolland Jones
Gettysburg
State College
List of Persons From Various Minnesota Towns and Iowa
A compilation of names linked to towns in Iowa and Minnesota including Colton Brookings Eleanor Pitts Fontevideey Minn Harold Heynolds Ortonville Herbert Richter Maplein Minn Leon Schule Madison Minn Floyd Sea Brookings Elwyn Syverson Cems terville Carl Thurston Colman Ene ma Walberg Chelsea James Eledons Lennox Ferdinand Fri New Ulm Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Russell Park
Colton
Tey Philven
Brookings
Eleanor Pitts
Fontevideey Minn
Harold Heynolds
Ortonville
Minn
Herbert Richter
Maplein
Leon Schule
Madison
Floyd Seabring
Elwyn Syverson
Cemsterville
Carl Thurston
Colman
Enema Walberg
Chelsea
James Eledons
Lennox
Ferdinand
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Fierre
Elizabeth Coyne
A. C. Goodhope
A. le Wikohim
A. E. Fossum
E. A. Ruden
E. F. Swartz
Ray Dahl
Ruth Staake
D W. March
Doris Doren
J. B. Lambert- Bon
Howard Hanson
Kennebec
George Xkevey
Minneapolis
D. L. Williamson
G. J. Slag
Miller
J. E. Witten
F. B. Morgan
Wagner
F. O. Palmer
Canova
A. E. Raebel
Wessington Springs
J. A Schmid
Burke
C. F. O'Brian
W. P. Tobin
Clark
Ben van Metre
W. E. Ward
H. S. Straup
Dell Rapids
A. J
Woonsocket
G. H. Patrick
Lake ‘Andes
Martin E. Grinde
Lake Andes
F. F. Chisdck
Tyndall
D. E. Coffey
E. Mi. Emerson
Timber Lake
E. Frantz
Hayti
W. P. Hardt
D. W. Hickey
G. J. Kundert
Mobridge
P. W. Loomis
Rapid City
D. D. McKinnon
J. E. Moran
Veblen
F. A. Munson
Lemmon
F. D. Peckham
Centerville
E. G. Rudolph
Parker
Milton B. Sholaas
Harrold
G. S. Smiley
la Plant
T. F. Tobin
Winner
J. A. Wagner
Menno
P. F. Weisser
H. Young
S. Stowell
Kampall
Ward B. Dyer
M. A Brown
Chamberlain
J.D. Lloyd
Academy
A. A. Klaubauf
A. E. Sullivan
L. J. Wassen
E. W. Boyles
C. L. Fredricksen
J. RB. Doran
H. M. Bricker
B. F. Ward
John H. Anderson
K .M. Henneberry
J. B. Jacobs
Roberta Jones
N. B. Kindred
C. D. McCulloch
Farm Bureau
S.F
N. E. Hansen
Walter Slocum
Glenham
Bruce Oxton
Andover
Eva Brinkman
Cat Your
Thelma Willehan
Sisseton
Candus Bailey
Milbank
Andmusic
RH. E. Johnston
State College Music Department
Mary Covert
N. Y
State Game and Fish
State
Gayville Road
N. C
Ge Farmers & Merchants Bank
the Bank of Personal Service
Scotchman
Pennzoil
Floyd Vil
Phillips 66
U. S
Royal Cord Tires
Wilson-Barber Auto Co
Third St
Ear, Nose & Throat Clinic
Bent. Thomas
Robert W. Vance
Masonic Temple
Bell
Nashiif
NASH
Air Commerce
Nash Engineering
Nash Motor Cars
D. Urquhart & Sons, Inc
Wisconsin
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