Fur Farm to Rise West of Rapid City
Rapid City May 29 Work will start on a half million dollar fur farm two and one half miles west of Rapid City. Sparks Fur Farms Inc owner plans 500 mink 200 silver foxes and other fur bearing animals with pet stock. The company operates four Minnesota farms and aims to build a large operation here with hospital slaughter house offices and pens.
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Rapid City
Sparks
Sparks Fu Farms, Inc
White Bear Lake
Russ Madison
Minnesota
Leonard
Clearbrook
Brainerd
Minn
South Dakota Fish and Game Department
Chamber of Commerce of
Boarks
League Official To Be At 5. D. Meeting
Milbank May 29 Definite word has been received that Seth KE Gordon Chicago conservation director of the national body will attend the fifth annual state convention at Brookings June 10 and 20 Plans are going forward for a successful convention, Mr Spenter said.
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League
Milbank
M. S. Carpen
South Dakota
Tuank Walton League
Seth KE. Gordon
Chicago
Brookings
Spenter
Gypsies Rob Farmer Near Wellington Farm
In Wellington township on May 29 a farmer reported two gypsies raided his farm stealing $160. He observed two wanderers at Barenklan's house then at the orchard he found a chicken left at the door and 40 cents given to move them on. People tracked the two wagons to Parker before notifying the sheriff.
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Farmer Ce
Fumeiat
Humboldt
Pobberl C. P. Hoerert
Wellington Township
Moefert
Parker
Sherft
Pioneer shoe dealer G Wide sails to New York for Norway trip
Flandreau resident G Wide, a pioneer shoe dealer, sails to New York aboard the Aquitania for a Norway visit. He will be met in Beveen by his brother, a former Flandreau resident, and will be joined by another local merchant, Martin Dahl, and his developer. They plan to tour various points in Norway.
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Flandreau
Flandreal
Leme
Norviv
G. Wide
New York
Aquitania
Tio
Beveen
Flandrean
Nory
Corn planting nearly finished at Wayland
Wayland on May 29 reports planting nearly completed with a few fields yet to be sown. Monday rain aided crops and gardens show strong growth with Ava fields coming in well.
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Wayland
Dean McCarty Will Speak at Preston Memorial Program
Preston May 29 special George McCarty dean of public speech at State College Tivookings will give an Alamo themed talk at the American Legion post program. Readings and music are planned with a picnic lunch for ex service men and families. A cemetery service will follow with soldiers from all wars honored.
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Dean McCarty
Preston
Lan Preston
Cgeorge McCarty
Public Speech Department
State College At
Tivookings
Famerican Dougion Post
Noc
Legion
Wayland Teachers To Attend State Meeting
Three Wayland teachers Mildred Jarenvyne Wilen Byers and Veriny Toad will travel to Pierre for the state convention from June 4 to 6. They plan to represent the vrand Union Sunday school at the event.
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Wayland
S. D
Vrand Union
Pierre
Mildred Jarenivyne
Welen Byers
Veriyn Toad
Wessington Plans Memorial Day Observances
Wessington will observe Memorial Day with two programs. A procession will lead to the cemetery for the service and later at the community hall there will be songs and addresses. The American Legion will oversee the observance.
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Wessington
Call-Creamery Meet At Lake Preston
A meeting of business men and farmers is set for Mab day night at o o'clock at the opera house in Preston. The session aims to organize a cooperative creamery with officers and directors to be elected, following a Commercial club committee report on feasibility.
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Preston
Opera House
Commercial Club
Fountain in Lake Preston Becomes City Park Gem
The new fountain and lily pool in Lake Preston city park attract visitors day and night. The lily pool, once a small bathing area for children, now features illuminated water sprays that enhance the park's appeal after dark.
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Lake Preston
Name New Manager of Volga Creamery
VOLGA May 29 Andrew Kleleaas, with 20 years as a buttermaker, elected by the Volga cooperative creamery board as successor to C. C. Bengeston who had signed some time ago.
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Volga Creamery
Volcga
Andrew Kleleaas
Volga Cooperative Creamery
C. C. Bengeston
Gann Valley Pastor to Represent South Dakota at Council
The Rev. Le V. Bennett Jest of Detroit will represent the central association of Congregational churches of South Dakota at the national council of Congregational churches in Detroit, Michigan.
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Gann Valley
S. D. Gann
Valley
le V. Bennett
Detroit
Mich
Central Association of Consregational Churches of
Souh Dakota
National Council of Consregational Churches
Seniors Stage Hoodoo to Packed Audiences
Gnida seniors performed The Hoodoo before a standing room crowd in the high school auditorium. They also staged the play at the Okoboji Community Hall attracting a large turnout.
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Gnida
ONIDA
Seniiors
Ammunity
Okoboji
Roads 10 Save $325 000 Ins
Brookings May Da kota motorists will be saved about $325 000 yearly in operating costs after 197 miles of state highways are gravel surfaced. Prof Harold S Garter of South Dakota State College estimates the saving is for average cars, based on 420 cars per mile daily count in 1927, and notes trucks buses and out of state vehicles are not included. The figure reflects the operating cost reduction per mile of gravelling.
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Brookings
May Dakota
State Highway Commission
Harold ‘S. Garter
South Dakota State College
South Dakota
Dakota
South Daklans
Carter
Iowa Engineering, Experiment Station
Jowat Station
oThis
United States
Burke Named Speaker for Onida Memorial Day Services
Onida will observe Memorial Day with Walter St. Burke the South Dakota national committeeman of the American region as speaker. The program details memorial events in Onida with Burke set to address residents.
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Burke
Onida Onida
Walter St. Burke
South Dakota National Committeeman of American Region
Onida
Quarter Section Land Change At $16 Per Acre
Danforth reports Bob Morrison purchased a quarter section of land at sixteen dollars per acre. The deal increases his holdings to a larger acreage in the area.
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Danporth
Bob Morrison
Sister of Judge Fisher Honored as Europe Delegate
MILLER May 29 Special Miss Nellie D Fisher a teacher at Akron Ohio and twin sister of Judge Frank Fisher of this city is named America's delegate to the English Speaking Union in Europe She sails June 15 and returns September 6 She is the first teacher chosen for the honor previously held by editors preachers and feature writers
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Judge Fisher
Miller
Nellie D. Fisher
Akron
Ohio
Prank Kd. Jeisher
Europe
Mer
America
Mary Olson Mourns Brother in North Dakota
Mrs. Mary Olson and her daughter Mrs. L Borkhuis traveled to Asay North Dakota after the sudden death of Mrs Olson's brother Ole Paulson. The visit follows her selection from thousands of teachers nationwide for a recognition by the English Speaking Union in London.
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Wayland
North Dakota
Wayland Muay
Mary Olson
Asay N. D
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