Judges Unable To Act As Attorneys In SD Courts
The attorney general’s office reports that county judges in South Dakota may not act as attorneys in cases started in their county courts. Pennington county judge previously acted for an administrator in an estate, with proceedings before the circuit judge. The 1929 legislature made such conduct a misdemeanor, and the opinion notes continued acts after passage violate the law, even after transfer or certification to the circuit court.
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James Broom
P T A Meeting in Gann Valley Highlights Play and Speakers
The Gann Valley High School speech class presented pre election pleas featuring candidates Hoover Roosevelt Garner Curtiss Brith Ruth Bryan Owens and Dolly Gann at the November P T A meeting. Reverend R R Keithan spoke on life in India from his five years as a missionary. C Lawton former Buffalo County prosecutor and now ICC examiner offered remarks. Superintendent Gertrude Flyte reported on the state convention at Turon.
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Gann Valley
Gann Valley High School
Parent-Teachers Association
Grace Ahern
Hoover
Roosevelt
Garner
Curtiss
Brith
Ruth Bryan Owens
Dolly Gann
Mike
R. R. Keithan
Congregational Church
India
C. Lawton
Buffalo County
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Gertrude Flyte
South Dakota Congress of Parents and Teachers
Turon
UJ Extension Club Formed At Highmore
Twelve participants join a University of South Dakota extension course in the Political and Social History of the United States. Six teachers and six former USD undergraduates enroll for three semester hours of college credit. ALR Indall, Highmore superintendent and University of Iowa alumnus with a PhD, will teach.
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Highmore Highmore
University of South Dakota
United States
Alr Indall
Highmore City
Indall
University of Iowa
Leola Chiropractor jailed for alimony breach
Leola chiropractor Fred Linnenbuerger was cited for contempt of court for not paying alimony. He was held in Minnehaha county jail after transfer from McPherson jail. Judge Ray E. Dougherty ordered $337.50 in back alimony plus $9.55 court costs and $25 monthly thereafter starting Sept 15.
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Leola
Sioux Falls
Fred Linnenbuerger
Minnehaha
McPherson County
Ray E. Dougherty
Raymond High School Juniors rehearse mystery comedy play
Raymond Nov 4 Special report notes junior class members rehearse the three act mystery comedy Second Story Peagy coached by Miss Marjorie Cobb. The November 2 performance will raise funds to cover expenses for the junior banquet with listed participants including Mrs Delancey Ruth Garrison Billy Dorend Franklin Doyen Daisy Verna Iverton Murphy Albert Habben Belen Hendersin Goldie Hurlbert Kenneth Sterling Alfred Yordi Peggy Margaret Hutchinson Dexter Elmer Johnson.
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Raymond
Raymond High School
Marjorie Cobb
Mrs. Delancey
Ruth Garrison
Billy Dorend
Franklin Doyen
Daisy
Verna Iverton
Murphy
Albert Habben
Belen Hendersin
Goldie Hurlbert
Kenneth Sterling
Alfred Yordi
Peggy
Margaret
Hutchinson
Dexter
Elmer Johnson
Hishmore Hosts Catholic Daughters Visit and Installations
Highmore reports a visit by CG D A official Mrs Celilia Kelly to the local AMIT unit of the Catholic Daughters of America. Officers installed include Ground Regent Miss Clarissa McNamara Vice Regent Miss Etta Quinn Prophetess Mrs Emma McLaughlin Historian Mrs Belén Quirk Financial Secretary Mr Frances Hill Sentinel Mrs Margaret Bisher Lecturer Mrs Agnes Johnson.
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Hishmore
CG. D.A
Highmore
Celilia Kelly
Catholic Daughters of America
Clarissa McNamara
Egent
Etta Quinn
Emma McLaughlin
Frances Quirk
Frances Hill
Belen Quirk
Sentinel
Margaret ‘Bisher
Agnes Johnson
Forestburg Juniors Pick Play and Library Loss Highlight
Forestburg high juniors choose a play titled Out of the Ark Camer iH to be staged soon. The school has received several books from the Free State Library at Pierre after a fire damaged the local library, a real handicap for the community.
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Forestburg
Socsey
Ark Camer Ih
Pierre
Forestburg Weather Report Reveals Many Interesting Oddities
Forestburg reports October weather from government observer Mrs Judy. Temperatures ranged from a high of 83 to a low of 23. Two snowfalls totaled 1 inch with snow on the ninth and 30th. Rainfall totaled 57 inches for the month, with 32 inches in 24 hours on the 19th. Prevailing wind was northwest. clear days 16, partly cloudy 7, cloudy 8, and four days with measurable precipitation.
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Forestburg
Judy
Northern debate squad begins work at Aberdeen
About twenty students answered the first call for Northern normal debate tryouts led by Professor P. J. Harkness. The year’s question is whether the United States should cancel its inter allied war debt. Pi Kappa Delta members are among the debaters. The opening debate is Feb 11 against the University of South Dakota.
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Aberdeen
Northern Normal Recenly
P. J. Harkness
United States
Pi Kappa Delta
University of South Dakota
Lake Preston P. T. A. Holds Monthly Session
Lake Preston P. T. A. met in the high school auditorium with Mrs. A B Maxam as chairwoman. After business, Patricia Bonner read, Mildred Mack and Dorothy Bentley sang, Gladys Kettlesom sang, and H A Keith explained the ballot. Social hour with refreshments followed. Wayland KR N A sponsored a dance Tuesday night. crowd attended and had a good time.
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Lake Preston
Wayland
KR. N. A
Forestburg P T A November Meet at Fres Church
The Forestburg P T A held its regular November meeting at the Fres byterian church following the school house fire which prevented October sessions. President Doan urged donations for a school library while delegates to the state convention at Huror were reported by Miss Lucille Brown and Mr M Doan. Pupils performed a Mother Goose Playlet and songs and recitations by grades seven and eight, with the high school glee club numbers closing the program.
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Forestburg
M. Doan
Schultz, Sisters
Mary Jane Wilder
Rosamond Petesch
Charles Spellering
Naomi Ellingson
Dolores Thomas Placell
Laurence Lee
Shirley Ohison
Glee Club
Mitchell pupils show strong dental health in survey
Mitchell school examined 1,290 pupils revealing 487 or 37 percent satisfactory and 903 or 3 percent needing corrective work. Most cavities were minor and only five or six permanent teeth required extraction. The annual inspection is sponsored by the Mitchell Dental association with local dentists volunteering.
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Mitchell Mitchell
Mitchell School
Mitchell Dental Association
Mortgage Held By City Ruled Invalid
Judge A B Beck ruled a city held mortgage on a Platte building valid despite state banking department suit to annul it. The case involves deposits in a defunct Farmers State Bank and may set a test precedent for city trust deeds on properties in other closed banks. The city also owns other properties used to safeguard deposits in liquidated banks.
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Armour
A. B. Beck
City of
Platte
Farmers State Bank
State Banking Department
B. Z. Murphy
Commrcial State Bank
Mannion Hospital
Charles Mix County
Clevring
Zichach
Gettysburg Man Sets Exam Mark
Francis Miller of Gettysburg passed the registered pharmacist examinations in three states. He took Colorado on September 9 10, Wyoming on September 12 13, and ranked second highest in South Dakota last week, setting a difficult-to-beat achievement.
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Gettysburg
Francis Miller
Colorado
Wyoming
South Dakota
Norbeck speaks in Gettysburg on nonpolitical address
Senator Peter Norbeck of Redfield urged voters to check party records to choose their alignment. He stressed agricultural price controls and cited three options: the McNary Haugen equalization fee, the debenture plan, and the domestic allotment plan. He defended Hoover, saying the president would not quit the fight despite criticisms.
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Gettysburg
Peter Norbeck
Redfield
Norbeck
Hoov
City Of Sioux Falls Reports October Health Highlights
Sioux Falls officials announce October health figures showing one scarlet fever case one diphtheria case and a case of typhoid fever for the month. Numerous chicken pox cases were reported but many went unreported, suggesting undercounting.
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Sioux Falls
October Court Term Opens At Gettysburg
The October term of the Potter county circuit court opened in Gettysburg with Judge J. H. Bottum presiding. Glenn Von Wald pleaded guilty to possession of alcohol in a public place, fined 250 dollars and jailed 30 days. Harry Erickson faced manufacturing intoxicating liquor charges, pleaded not guilty, trial underway. Bottum said court would sit the rest of the week and reconvene November 9 for a naturalization hearing. Martin Heiser seeks final citizenship.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
J. H. Bottum
Faulkton
Glenn von Wald
Harry Erickson
Martin Heiser
Tolstoy
Halloween Party Promises Fun for Forestburg Youth
A group of about 15 boys and girls enjoyed a Halloween celebration planned by Mrs. M Doan. After meeting downtown with masks and jack o lanterns they moved to the Doan home where games and a witches gathering themed supper crowned the evening.
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Forestburg
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