Cheyenne Agency Plans Federal Forestry Camp
Cheyenne Agency May 25 A federal reforestation camp is designated for the Cheyenne River Indian reservation. Tentative for 200 men over six months, work includes road and range projects, fences corrals water improvements erosion control and fire suppression. Labor to a large extent to be performed by Indians. Plans foresee multiple road bridges dams and graveling with several camps and crews, subject to department approval.
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Cheyenne Agency
Cheyenne River Indian Reservation
W. F. Dickens
Department
John A. Fallman
Cherry Creek
Bridger
LaPlant
Fallman
Moreau River
Black Hills youths sign on for beet field work
More than 100 boys from the Black Hills have signed to work in beet fields around Belle Fourche for the Black Hills sugar plant. Starting about June 10, they will perform blocking thinning hoeing and weeding under a supervisor for groups of 24 to 32. Ideal weather supports planting as 14 000 acres are contracted with more to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
Belle Fourche
W. J. O'Bryant
Lake Preston Play Cast Entertained at Matson Home
Lake Preston May 2. Mr and Mrs James Matson entertained the senior class play cast and director Esther Matson at their home south of the city after a three course dinner. Guests included Vivian Rice director of the play Robert Lewis Mildred Berdahl Edith Millett Myrtle Garlock Delbert Bates Jerome Olson Kenneth Davis Roy Kopperud Robert Scott and Esther Matson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
James Matson
Esther
Matson
Baccalaureate Service For Lake Preston Graduates
Lake Preston held a baccalaureate service in the high school auditorium Sunday evening as part of commencement week. The Rev. E. C. Eid of the Lutheran church delivered the address, with the Lutheran choir directed by Lloyd Jerald providing music including three numbers by soloist Miss Gladys Kettleson.
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Lake Preston Grads
Lake Preston
E. C. Eid
Lutheran Church
Lutheran Choir
Lloyd Jerald
Gladys Kettleson
Canova
Canova High School
F. W. Spieler
James to Address Aberdeen Seniors
Vermillion May 25 Herman G. James president of the University of South Dakota will deliver the commencement address at Aberdeen high school May 2. The subject of his address will be Is Democracy Bankrupt.
Highmore Seniors Feted By Mothers Night
Mothers of the class of 1953 honor graduates with a theatre party at Grand theatre followed by dancing and cards at Shreve Van Camp and a two course lunch at R S Taylor home. Table decor featured rose and gold colors with tulips and decorative air planes.
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Highmore
Anghmore
Grand Theatre
Shreve van Camp
R. 5S
Taylor
Canova Fete Features Sod Shanty Remembrance
Canova hosts a May 5 feature for its June 1 Jubilee with a pioneer sod shanty exhibit along the main street. The two 1880s style sod houses recall early pioneer life in the state as the town marks Casova’s fiftieth anniversary. youths view the display, planned to stand for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canova
South Dakota
Casova
Miller Plans July 4 Fete
Miller plans a July Fourth celebration in Miller with a full day of events. Awards at city square for oldest man and woman and largest family, parade with prizes, band concerts, novelty races, boxing, bowling, and free entertainment. Concessions arranged with H J Bushfield and coordinated with the city park board for all day swimming at the pool.
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Miller
Praes
Odest
Flo
H. J. Bushfield
John Haverstone
W. EH. Hinselman
City Park’ Board
Lake Preston Pupils Enjoy Annual Picnics
Lake Preston high school held two class picnics with seniors hosting juniors at Lake Kampeska and freshmen joining sophomores at Lake Campbell. Activities included kittenball and roller skating. Chaperones were Miss Vivian Rice, Mrs Ida B Alseth, J T Rider, H A Ashburgh, and Principal A Anderson.
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Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Lake Kampeska
Spider Inn
Vivian Rice
Ida B. Alseth
Lake Campbell
J. T. Rider
H. A. Ashburgh
A. Anderson
Teapot accident burns Gaylord Lowther in Wellington Springs
Gaylord Lowther, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Lowther, suffered severe burns when a teapot of hot tea toppled from a table in Wellington Springs. One arm and one side were burned. he is reported to be getting along very well.
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Wellington Springs
Gaylord Lowther
Don Lowther
Doland Students Award Honors at Doland High
Doland May 25 Scholastic and attendance awards were announced for the close of the school year. Nearly half the student body shared in the awards with seniors and freshmen tying for most awards. Perfect attendance plus high grades named many students, including Caroline Hageman Hazel Lewson Hope Williams Beanie Maendel Ednamae Thomas Evelyn Wolverton Maxine Graham Don Hanson Brenda Starr Ruby Johnson Lucille Krentz Viola Herker Art Langland Phyllis Stoller Ora Welsh Velma Austin Adam Caldwell Arlene Denlinger Alice Hubin Irene Jensen Helen Wilkinson Marion Slaith Delmar Shippee Alice Thompson Eleanor Arng Alte Boltersley Melvin Bell Winifred Beard. Students with perfect attendance but not honor roll named Wilma Bell Lucille Gross Merle Coates Harlan Leyson Ruth Hil Wilber Feder tan Margaret Langland Orpha Nelson Beth Paris John Albrecht Chas Demming Frances Flint Ruth Wolverton Robert Brown Fred Gross Mildred Kuhrt Frank Williams Eugene Parden. Others with perfect attendance but not on honor roll listed Ruth Bloom Dow Caldow George Edwards Hilda Edwards Anna Gross Margaret Hoffman Helen Johnson Iola Lounsberry Evelyn Holmes Marshall McNickle Lenora Chilson Leslie Gross Keith Lounsbury Raymond Blodget Russell Gardner Lelan Tanner Gordon Twiss Phyllis Davidson Floyd Hofma Bernice Liebig.
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Caroline, Hageman
Hazel’ Lewson
Hope Williams
Beanie Maendel
Ednamae Thomas
Evelyn Wolverton
Maxine Graham
Don Hanson
Brenda Starr
Ruby Johnson
Lucille Krentz
Viola Herker
Art Langland
Phyllis Stoller
Ora’Welsh
Velma’ Austin
Adam Caldew
Arlene _ Denlinger
Aice Hubin
Irene’ Jensen
Helen Wilkinson
Marion Slaith
Delmar Shippee
Alice’ Thompson
Eleanor Arng
Alte Boltersley
Melvin Bell
Winifred Beard
Wilma-Bell
Lucille Gross
Merle Coates
Harlan Leyson
Ruth Hil
Wilber Federtan
Frances Flint
Huth Wolverton
Robert Brown
Fred Gross
Mildred Kuhrt
Frank Williams
Eugene Parden
Ruth “Bloom
Dow
Caldow
George ‘Edwards
Hilda Edwards
Tour Des Moines Visit By Wessington Springs Students
Wilbur McDonald of Wessington Springs and 22 fellow students toured Des Moines as part of the Printonian club annual industrial trip. Participants met GPA requirements, secured parental consent, and obtained travel insurance for the journey from Des Moines to State College.
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Wessington Springs
Wilbur McDonald
Wessing- Springs
State College
Des Moines
Printonian Club
Judge Rules On Nomination Certificate In Haven Election
Judge J H Bottum heard the Haven town case represented by attorney K J Morgan. The certificate of nomination for the clerk of the board was filed April 8 with the election April 18. The court indicated the certificate was filed in time and may seek final ruling from the state supreme court.
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Gettyanyms
Mening Meentamneille
Haven
J.H Bottum
K. J. Morgan
Gettysburg
Haventown Board
Supreme Court of the State
Jury II Called For Redfield Court Term
Redfield May 25 Special jurors drawn for the June 1933 term of circuit court start time ten oclock June 6 in Spink county. Names include Dell Paris B J Ami oy Roeber Carl Homstad A F Hitch cock J W McMillan F A Reinetke HL L Rose Earl Hanson K L Boub Brody Rounds John Newman Lloyd Kegler Stacy Higgins John Elis W H Carr G W Heemstra O Padenos H B Brown Elias Grandpre Chas Baldridge Elmer Erickson Grant Steele Chas Wilhelm Fred Kittlesland Clyde Bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brody Rounds
John Newman
Lloyd Kegler
Stacy Higgins
John Elis
W. H. Carr
G. W. Heemstra
Padenos
H. B. Brown
Elias Grandpre
Chas Baldridge
Elmer Erickson
Grant Steele
Chas. Wilhelm
Fred Kittlesland
Clyde Bloom
Annual Livestock Survey Set For June First
Brookings May 25 Special says the U S department of agriculture and the postal service will launch the annual spring livestock survey on June 1. Rural carriers will distribute questionnaires to about one fifth of patrons, urging prompt return. Data will be tabulated and published by state and national totals to aid farmers.
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Brookings
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Postal Department
C. JL Borum
States College
United States
Borum
Corn Belt
Diplomas awarded at school ceremony by board official
The board of education official Carl M. Powall presided over a diploma ceremony at the school Laudiforium. The event highlighted student achievements and formal recognition by the administration.
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Laudiforium
Carl M. Powall
Dhaire
Board of Education
Storm Dooms Bonilla Area Homes and Barns
A May storm in Bonilla damaged multiple farms including granaries barns and poultry houses. M J McKichan H J Williams Earl Russell Roy Galliger Francis French Jost and FL McNeil structures were ruined with at least one cow injured. Spottswood elevator and a school barn also blown down. Hail and rain noted. A separate May birthday celebration for Bre west French’s 11th birthday was held indoors and games outside.
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Bonilla
Seversal
M. J. McKichan
H. J.williams
Earl Russell
Roy Galliger
Francis French
FL McNeil
Spottswood
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Doland High School
Pridd
Samson
Hanes-Init Union
Hanes
PH. Hanes
Knitting Company
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