Huron Musicians Accept Invitations to Messiah Concert
Faulkton notes the Huron college string quartet accepted an invitation to join the Faulk county chorus for the Messiah. John Wharton, Helen Randy, Foster Keaks, and Ralph Meyers comprise the quartet with Mrs Perry Clifford and Hanford Stoddard also providing accompaniment. The December 4 Faulkton performance marks the chorus tenth anniversary with Perry Clifford directing and a long history of more than 200 singers since 1927.
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Faulkton
Fault County Chorus
Huron College String Quartet
College Yuar
John Wharton
Helen
Randy
Foster Keaks
Vello
Ralph Meyers
Faulk Chorus
Perry Clifford
Cresbard
Faulk County Chorus
Musical America
Creshard
Hanford Stoddard
Brief Illness Fatal To Gann Valley Man
GANN VALLEY, Nov. 3. James Lawver, 74, a pioneer resident of Buffalo county, died at the Chamberlain sanatorium after a brief illness. Lawver homesteaded in Buffalo Bay in 1883 and had resided in the county since then. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, and six sons.
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Gann Valley
James Lawver
Buffalo County
Chamberlain Senatorium
J - Lawver
Buffalo Bay
Mitchell Group Seeks Funds for Relief Efforts in Mitchell
The Samaritan organization in Mitchell has approved a winter relief plan to provide shelter and four meals for two days to needy residents, excluding mothers and children. The group has already fed and clothed more than 1300 men, women, and children.
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Mitchell Group
Michell
Iitcheol
Samaritan
Mitchell
Halloween Damage Slight At Preston
Halloween in Lake Preston passed quickly with the usual yard and depot area items dumped near a door as watchmen moved to other parts. By morning a collection of movable articles had grown, not causing much actual damage while pranksters expended considerable energy.
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Lake’ Preston
Lake Preston
Smithsonian Institute
Automobile Accident Brings Damage Suits in Canton
Three personal injury suits filed in county circuit court name Frank Baysore and others after a September 29 collision on a hill crest near Canton that killed passenger Mrs. W. T. Eggland and left three others with permanent injuries. Plaintiffs include Mrs. Nellie Hunter Canton residents Mrs. Gera Moulton and John Hickey. Hickey seeks 50000 for a leg loss while Hunter asks 25000 for multiple injuries and 500 for her car and Moulton 25000 for a dislocated ankle.
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Bririgs
Canton
Sirouts
Shere
Liowr
Hunter
Gera Moulton
John Hickey
Baygore
Hickey
Road Graveling Job At Wasta Completed
Graveling of the new highway through a high hill north of Wasta is finished. The improved grade and surface make travel easy in all weather, easing trips for district residents north of Wasta and removing the danger of the former Wasta hill.
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Wasta
Wasta Hill
Giffen Attacks Gold on Salary Claims and Book Ties
Pierre November reports state superintendent candidate Giffen condemns Republican GE Gold for misrepresentation over institute funds and salaries. He says institute workers were paid from institute funds, not the general fund, and defends Mrs Ott’s role. Giffen denies selling textbooks for any company and notes course materials allow multiple publishers.
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Gold
Columbus
American Book Company
South Dakota
Department of Public Instruction
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Stevens Real Economy Believer in SD Governor Race
Oscar Stevens, Philip Presbyterian minister and Uberty party candidate, campaigns across South Dakota promising economy. He will visit all 64 counties by November 8, claims to have spent substantial funds and delivered about 150 one hour talks plus many shorter speeches. He argues the new course of study brings greater efficiency for less expenditure.
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Philip
Oscar Stevens
South Dakota
Stevens
Uberty Party
Romine
College Journalists To Meet At Yankton
Delegates from Dakota Wesleyan Yankton Herart rolleys Northern Normnal Sioux Falls collega and Augustana attend the South Dakota Collegiate Press association convention at Augustana college. Speakers include Fred Christopherson R H Brugere E C Guessford W Herbert Roberts S B Nissen A A Applegate. Final session Saturday will announce contest results and yearbooks judged by Minneapolis Tribune and University of Minnesota. Banquet Friday evening.
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Sioux Falls
Dakota Wesleyan
Yankton
Herartrolleys
Normnal
Sioux Falls Collega
Augustana
South Dakota Collegiate Press Association
Augustana College
Fred Christopherson
Sioux Falls Argus Leader
R. H. Brugere
Associated Press
E. C. Guessford
W. Herbert Roberts
S. B. Nissen
South Dakota Education Association Journal
A. A. Applegate
State College
Amelia Wiedenbeck
Huron College
Louis Warren
Palmer Eide
Minneapolis Tribune
Association
University of Minnesota Journalism Department
Large Force Upholds Game Laws In State
The state game and fish department maintains law enforcement with 22 full‑time deputy wardens under director H. Johnson. Fall short‑term wardens serve up to 12 days. salaries range to 135 dollars monthly for experienced personnel. Wardens aid in distributing game, restocking, patrolling refuges, investigating damage, and supporting department projects.
Lutheran Youth Hold Halloween Social at Preston
Young people from the Lutheran church hosted a Halloween social in Preston. The event featured a Tafia program with Ralph Blow serving as announcer. The evening opened with a duet performance.
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Preston Lake
Preston
Lutheran Church
Ralph Blow
Vaudeville Night Features Hoovers Roosevelts Speeches
A fragmented notice details Boswell sisters impersonated by Edith Misen and Vivian Hesby with John McCormack as Robert Lewis singing Scotch songs. A nationwide Hoover Roosevelt campaign exchange follows, ending with a sale by Judith Anderson. Elaine the pianist and Selma Hedberg present, and refreshments accompany the event. About 75 young people attended.
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Boswell Sisters
Edith Misen
Vivian Hesby
John McCormack
Robert Lewis
Hoover
Luther Eid
Franklin DB
Roosevelt Ralph Blow
Judith Anderson
Elaine
Selma Hedberg
Accident victim returns home after self-inflicted shooting
Frankfort reports Lawrence Fry, long treated in a Huron hospital, could go home north of town after an accidental gun discharge injured his forearm. The left forearm was badly shattered yet the hand and arm were saved. He was discharged on Tuesday after weeks of treatment.
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Frankfort
Lawrence Fry
Huron
Lawrence
Halloween Parties Given At Prestus
Halloween inspired gatherings at a Lake Preston home featured witches ghosts and goblins as entertainment. Misses Eleanst and Alving Bics hosted school friends at a nearby residence with decorations and menus themed to the night.
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Prestus
Lake Preston
Hilloween
Sphere
Irs
Lioyd
Jerold
Eld Faish
Spon
Eleanst
Alving Bics
Courtey
Articles of Incorporation for 3 Vice Incorporation
Filing notes list Fierre, Nov Bell and Evaline N Bell and PL H Melquist as incorporators for a Sioux Falls venture. The organization declares authorized capital of 25 000 dollars.
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Incorporailon
Fierre
Bell
Evaline N. Bell
Sioux
H. Melquist
Sioux Palle
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Redfern
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