Pierre Expects Large Gathering for Fiftieth Jubilee
Pierre prepares for its largest gathering since the capital fight to mark the fiftieth anniversary with a three day program. religious ceremonies Monday and Tuesday feature parades pageants dances and a monument dedication donated by Dr. R A Burnside and site by Henry O Neil. speakers include Rev T L Riggs and former Gov Coe J Crawford. events include rodeos ball games drum corps pageants and a Chicago orchestra. continuous carnival prizes for parade and rodeo performers add to the festivities.
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Old Fort Pierre
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State College, Northwestern Railroad
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Land bought by guardians not exempt under veterans act
Real estate purchased by a guardian of an incompetent World War I veteran with funds from the federal veterans act is not tax exempt in South Dakota. Attorney General M. Q. Sharpe issued the opinion in response to an inquiry from EB. B. Morrill, Meade County states attorney.
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South Dakota
M. Q. Sharpe
EB. B. Morrill
Meade County
Canton City Employees Face Five Percent Salary Cut
Canton city commissioners announce a five percent reduction in salaries for all city employees. Local heavy taxpayers cheer the move, claiming it will cut taxes and fund their California winter trip.
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California
Wedding of Anna Dawes and Marvin Friese Secretly Planned
Condensation notes announce the marriage of Miss Anna Dawes of Kansas City and Marvin Friese of Wolsey at Howard on January 3. The wedding was kept secret until recently. Mrs Friese finished a Kansas City teaching term. Mr Friese works in his father's hardware store. They will reside in Wolsey after their arrival.
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Anna Dawes
Kansas City
Marvin Friese
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Friese
Plans Are Made For Summer Club Tours
Brookings reports state 4-H leaders plan summer tours. Most tours run in June and July with visits to six or seven club members homes to inspect projects. A noon community picnic and afternoon judging and athletic contests follow. Last year 43 clubs reported tours with 394 total attendees.
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Brookings
Interest Shown in Pierre School Board Election
Pierre voters show strong interest in the upcoming school board election. Four candidates have filed petitions for the two vacant seats. Incumbent C. J. Loomer seeks reelection, filing his petition. Eugene Adams will not seek another term. Candidates Lindblom, Mrs. Walter Burke, and Postmaster Fred Williams have announced bids alongside Loomer.
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C. J. Loomer
Eugene Adams
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C. A. Lindbloom
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Fred Williams
Cemetery Association At Cavour Reorganizes
The Cavour Cemetery association reorganized at a Thursday meeting. Elected officers: F. E. Johnson president, Frank Meyers vice president, J. H. Haige secretary treasurer, with Marion Duesler and H. O. Lindquist on the board. A cemetery visit outlined plans for a front ornamental fence and brick pilaster gates. A follow up meeting was set for Friday at 1 PM for needed work.
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Cavour
Marion Duesler
H. O. Lindquist
Avon Businessmen Oppose Road Relocation Hearing
In Tyndall on May 28 a large Avon business delegation opposed a plan to relocate a segment of state highway No 30 as it enters Avon from the east to avoid two railroad crossings. The hearing before T Bates and Verne Rayburn of the state highway commission heard strong local opposition and a final decision will be issued later.
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City of
Avon
T. Bates
Verne Rayburn
State Highway Commission
School Of Mines To Graduate Forty Five Students
Rapid City scene details the 4th annual commencement for the School of Mines with 45 graduates, Speaker William Williamson to address the crowd. Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Guy P. Squire at Congregational church. Graduates hail from South Dakota and other states, including Ohio and Wyoming, with named graduates across chemical, civil, electrical, metallurgical, and mining engineering fields plus a straight mining degree recipient.
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South Dakota
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Shade Hill
Christopher A. Henriksen
Watertown
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Spearfish
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Miller
Donald §. Berry
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Wessington
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Gillette
Wyo
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Sioux Falls
William M. Gustafson
George E. Moore
Onida
Andrew W. Potter
Windred
Robert L. Streeter
Samuel E. Vickers
Ethan
Charles L. Beebe
Lake Andes
Lloyd E. Caulkins
Eldon M. Clark
Yankton
Benjamin D. Kirks
Reliance
Leonard E. Evenson
Ruben Nelson
Stanley J. Sickel
Mitchell
Arthur G. Sievers
Bridgewater
Kermit F. Fenner
Esmond
Jess F. Gordon
Omaha
Nebr
Charles W. Laws
Clifford J. Spilker
Sturgis
Edwin S Steele
Royal
Leighton P. Tarun
White Owl
Theodore G. Waale
Digby R. Young
Lloyd H. Banning
Blackhawk
Philip L. Christianson
Floyd C. Ellingson
Quinn
Fred =. Hummel
John L. Lovyseth
John A. Benning
Kadoka
Donald P. Wilkes
Pierre
Dedrick A. Woodard
Bernard F. Adams
James ©. Harder
Lead
Herold E. Martin
Presho
Victor L. Sigman
Nathan Smitheimer
Cleveland
Carthage City Park Undergoes Major Improvements
Carthage Mayor Graham oversees extensive park upgrades with plans to install playground equipment. The park already features golf links and a baseball diamond and serves as a shaded summer retreat for residents.
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Carthage
Graham
Toe City
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