Beadle and Hand Granges to Host Three Day Convention
Beadle and Hand Granges plan a three day convention in Huron starting June 1 1 with state officers meeting June 10 for planning. Events include welcome address by a Huron representative, remarks by J J Martin of Watertown, ritual work and three degrees led by Turtle Creek Turtle Creek Brewster Creek and Flora ex. Banquet at Marvin Hughitt Motel and local entertainment each day.
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Beadle
Hand Ge
Huron
J. J. Martin
Watertown
Grange
Thei
Beadle County
Huron Chamber of
Hand
Eies
Marvin Hughitt
Turtle Creek
Nance Township
Brewster Creek Grange
Camp Counselor Staff List At North Central Assembly
The record lists camp positions and names including Wilmot as assistant steward N E Carle Watertown chaplain EB Pollard Hermosa treasurer A G Snesrud New Underwood secretary Clarence Gronseth Britton gate keeper Florence Pittinger Brookings Ceres Rose Franzke Brookings Pomona mm Martin Watertown Flora Jatin Clason Hermosa lady assistant steward. The executive committee comprises W M Snable Hermosa W Milbrandt Troy and J M Walters Fort Pierre.
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Hermosa
W. Milbrandt
Troy
J. M. Walters
Fort Pierre
Condé Graduation Honors Class of 1840
Commencement exercises in the Municipal Building featured salutatorian Elaine Morrill and valedictorian Lois Halvorson. Eighth grade diplomas were awarded to Morris Bawek, Robert Collins, Eugene Grimes, and Beverly Lofthouse, who also won a prize. Scholarships and awards were presented. Elson Ondell and Wayne Cleveland received music contest medals.
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Earl Baertsch
Board of Education
Lolas E. Halverson
Carol B. Nickel
Francis Grimes
Ivan Herr
Bert E. Hobusch
Richard Klappech
Mathew McPattland
Eileen Nash
Olson Ondell
Marcille Wellstein
Howard Thomas
Phyllis Baertsch
Leone Brown
Elmer Herr
Eugene Hildebrant
Mery Louisa Jensen
Maddalene _ Koenig
Donald_ Nelson
Elaine Morrill
Mildred Quandahl
Jack D. Stine
Anton A. Wettstein
Forestburg Seniors Receive Diplomas
Forestburg May 28 special commencement held in the school auditorium with Rev. Mr. Knudson leading invocation and benediction. Helen Larson salutatorian and Mary Jo Morse valedictorian spoke. Raye Mack was class historian and Laura Dent delivered class prophecy. Eighth grade graduates Bernita Ann La Bresche Clara Johnson Dena Burrill and Robert Lefler received diplomas. Senior diplomas presented by Supt. T. E. Luther to the school board president for Charles Briggs Elaine Burrill Laura Dent Helen Larson Bernice Luthi Beulah Luthi F Mack Janice Madsen Orvilla Madsen Bettie McCormack Billie McCormack Mary Jo Morse LaVere Nickelson Darleen Schefsky Boyd Senska Maretta Thompson Arnold Yoman Lila Orgeron.
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Forestburg
Knudson
Helen Larson
Mary Jo Morse
Raye Mack
Beulah Luthi
Laura Dent
E. M. Jolley
Woonsocket
Bernita Ann la Bresche
Clara Johnson
Dena Burrill
Robert Lefler
Supt
T. E. Luther
Charles Briggs
Elaine Burrill
Bernice Luthi
F. Mack
Janice Madsel
Orvilla Madsen
Bettie McCormack
Billie McCormack
LaVere Nickelson
Darleen Schefsky
Boyd Senska
Maretta Thompson
Arnold ‘Yoman
Lila ‘Orgérson
Lane Couple Honored On Silver Wedding
Mr and Mrs G E Johnson celebrated their silver wedding anniversary last Sunday in Lane with Salberg Lutheran Aid members present. Julius Lillehaug spoke and Verdis Kaye Peterson read. Rev P Neilse gave a silver purse from guests and a bouquet. Mr and Mrs Paul Anderson of Minneapolis attended. Mrs Anderson is Johnsons sister. About 40 people attended and refreshments were served.
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Anderson
Johnson
Injured as Team Bolts at Highmore
W. Sussex, manager of the South Dakota Experimental Farm, was injured Monday when a team he was driving bolted. He received a scalp wound and knee injuries but is now able to be about after prompt medical aid. He was planting corn when a car entering the field frightened the team.
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Highmore
W. Sussex
South Dakota
Sussex
Highmore Women’s Club Reports on Convention
The Highmore Women's Club met at the retiring president Mrs. H. J. Drew's home to hear reports on the sixth district convention and finish the year's business. Delegate Mrs. K. M. Harkness summarized the Mabridge meeting. Mrs. John Quinn received a courtesy card as she plans to move to Harlem Montana. Tea was served after the meeting with Junior Women's Club members as guests.
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Women’s Club
Highmore
Highmore Women's Club
H. J. Drew
K. M. Harkness
Mabridge
John Quinn
Harlem
Mont
Quinn
Wamen’s Club
La Velle Blanchard Earns National Music Honors
La Velle Blanchard, a 15 year old sophomore at St. Lawrence, won two first ratings in the tombone solo event at the National Music Contest in St Paul. He also contributed to a brass ensemble that earned first rating and to the St. Lawrence band that placed in third division. Other ensemble members included Lorraine Blanchard Margery Brons James Shoop Glen Banning and Eleanor Bridenvaugh.
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la Velle Blanchard
St. Lawrence
St. Paul
Lorrain Blanchard
Margery Brons
J James Shoop
Glen Banning
Eleanor Bridenvaugh
Indians Gather For Three Day Congress
The Immaculate Conception Mission School and church host a three day congress with hundreds of visiting Indians from eastern Sour Da kota. Delegates arrive from Sisséton Greenwood Thompson Soldier Creek Lower Brule and Big Bend. Robert Red water of Big Bend, elected president last year, will preside as Bishop Brady of Sioux Falls and other church officials attend.
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Congress Highmore
Immaculate Conception Mission School
Sour Dakota
Sisséton
Greenwood
Thompson
Soldier Creek
Lower Brule
Big Bend
Robert Redwater
Brady
Sioux Falls
Land values in South Dakota decline 3 percent
South Dakota land values slipped three percent over the past year. Evan Fones, a federal state agricultural statistician, reported thatMarch 1 1940 values were 45 percent of the 1912-14 prewar average, down from 48 percent a year earlier.
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S. D
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Evan ¥. Fones
Fem
Jones
Highway Program To Be Speeded Up
Pierre May 23 71 The $4 000 000 construction program of the state highway department will be speeded up by placing draftsmen in the plans department on overtime. Engineers said workers will log five evenings a week and Saturday afternoons through July 1 to finish plans so contractors and the highway commission can begin new construction at the start of the 1940 fiscal year. The state will have matched $2 000 000 in federal funds in the 1939 program by July 1 and will begin a similar 1946 program thereafter.
Awards Presented At Bancroft Class Night
Bancroft High School seniors led a community hall program with Bruce Huddleston as announcer and Anita Martens delivering the valedictory. John Feuerstein gave the salutatory. a quartet sang as awards were given for scholarship and athletics.
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Bancroft
Bancroft High School
Bruce Huddleston
Anita Martens
John Feuerstein
Lucille Thaden
Elmer Weerts
Harold Fuerstenau
Anite Martens
Foun Feuerstein
Lucille Wacekerie
Brucie Huddleston
G.A. A
Harriet Forbes
Myrile Wiezman
Bill Andrews
Cecil Foote
Dale Beeninga
Donald Thaden
Harry Hulman
Clinton Tibbetts
Harold Poppen
Raymond Dirksen
Winans Named Red Cross Fund Chairman
Fred R. Winans attorney was named chairman of the Hyde County Red Cross war relief drive aiming for a 100 dollar county quota. He appointed local and county volunteers to collect contributions and secure international help through the Red Cross contact service for relatives in invaded countries.
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Norway
Marguerite Hultman Elected Sunshine Mixers Leader
Marguerite Holtman was elected president of the Sunshine Mixers Demonstration Club at two Monday evening meetings at Mrs. Ferrald Shea's home. New officers include Vice President Emma Freese Secretary Claude Sutton and Treasurer Feerala Shea. Members shared vacation plans and a picnic committee was formed. Marguerite Hullman led the music hour while hosts served pie ice cream and coffee.
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Marguerite Hultman
Wellington
Marguerite Holtman
Sunshine Mixers
Ferrald Shea
Emma Freese
Claude Sutton
Feerala Shea
Marguerite Hull
R. M. Shea
Bushfield Wins Big In GOP Primary As Montana Results Vary
PIRRRE May 23 The official canvass shows Governor Harlan J. Bushfield with 784 percent of Republican ballots and Lewis W. Bicknell with 60.79 percent of Democratic gubernatorial votes on May 7. Total votes 160,689 with Republicans 108,369 and Democrats 42,290. Bushfield 44,962 versus Graff 23,377. Bicknell 31,780 and Steensland 24,500.
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Pirrre
Harlan J. Bushfield
Lewis W. Bicknell
Lgenmcratic
Bushfield
A. N. Graff
Sioux Falls
Bicknell
Almer O. Steensland
Sewing Projects Presented At Blunt Lunt School Gym
Local sewing room and craft shop work was displayed in Blunt School gym on Monday evening. A 6:30 banquet preceded a talk by Mrs. Tannsy Boorman of Pierre and a WPA morale and education report by Rev. Randall Barnes. Eliza McMahon outlined 40 months of service with 6624 garments completed.
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Blunt Lunt
Blunt School
Tannsy Boorman
Pierre
Professional and Service Division
WEA
Randall Barnes
Church of Christ
WPA
Eliza McMahon
Blunt School Faculty Holds Picnic at Farm Island
Blunt teachers gathered Monday evening at Farm Island to celebrate the end of the school year and to bid farewell to Superintendent Harold Munson and his wife.
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Blunt
Blunt School
Farm Island
Harold Munson
Munson
Danburg Family Visits Hand County Relative Ties
Mr and Mrs Arthur Danburg and two children from Pikeville Kentucky arrived Monday to visit relatives in Hand County. Danburg is the son of Civil War veteran John Danburg and brother of Mrs Will Flint. They plan to return to Pikeville after the visit where Danburg will teach summer school.
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Kentucky
ST. Lawrence
Arthur Danburg
Pikeville
Danburg
John Danburg
Hand County
Will Flint
Danbury
Health Camp To Open June 23 in South Dakota
A health camp for children from the Black Hills region will open June 23 at Camp Wansaer near Silver City in Rapid Canyon. The 1949 staff includes nurse Miss Flannie Boone, dietician Miss Evelyn Wynblom, cooks, counselors, and office staff, with inquiries to the South Dakota Tuberculosis Association in Kadizin. Funeral rites were held for Mrs Frances Etbauer in Hand County with burial in Buffalo County.
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Dorothy Cox
Howard Public Schools
Wanzer
Hear Silver City
Black Hills
Madison
Wansaer
Silver City
Rapid Canyon
Flannie Boone
R.N
Rapid City
Lucille Gross
Doland
Evelyn Wynblom
Alcester
Blanche Simms
Vermillion
Minnie Morrison
Deli Rapids
Josephine Pinkerton
Hill City
Lloyd Volsoah
Howard
Evalyn Anderson
Glenhaim
Gloria Johnson
Sioux Falls
Mary Ann Morris
Mitchell
Lyle Kehm
Edward Manning
Brookings
Marie Gregorson
Hf. H. Heldridge
South Dakota Tuberculosis Association
Kadisan
S. Dak
Etbauer Miller
Frances Etbauer
Coma Township
Heights
Hand County
Unitea States
Germany
Burizl
Dunesn
Buffalo County
Happy Hour Club Meeting at Wayland Home
May 2 activity of the Happy Hour Extension held at Mrs. Alux Bowen Jr to host last night. Members from Wessingean Hill Exyinegion Club attended along with Mrs. Florence Brown chairing the meeting. A brief program followed with a duet by Frank Otte and Grant Byer and a potluck lunch served.
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Happy Hour Club
Wayland Wayland
Clais
MonGa
Alux Bowen
Wessingean Hill
Prestitt
Florence Brown
Fran McGuire
Frank Otte
Grant Byer
Camp Wayland attendees named for Lake By gathering
Rosemary Wineaar and ty What will represent Veryland Sunday School at a camp held at Lake By during the last two weeks in June.
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Camp Wayland
Rosemary Wineaar
Ty What
Pogion
Veryland
Lake By
Bible School to Open at Wayland
Fay Bext Monde will teach at the Wayland school as Bible school sessions begin May 23. Mrs. M. Ming Robinson leads the program with classes to be held at the Wayland school.
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Stockman’s Auction Co. Inc
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D. E. Cook
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