Huron S D E A Members Active At Rapid City Meet
The November issue of the South Dakota E A Journal notes Huron teachers prominent in the convention programs at Rapid City from November 24 to 27. Supt A J Lang Phi Delta Kappa and H M Cass county superintendent division participate, with George Bell as secretary for junior high schools and Miss Cleata Thorpe as vice president of elementary school principals and supervisors round table.
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Sioux Falls
Huron
South Dakota Education Association
Rapid City
A. J. Lang
Phi Delta Kappa
H. M. Cass
George Bell
Cleata Thorpe
Mexican Refuge Priest Heads Arlington Church History
A local paper reveals Rev. Father P. J. Larke of St. John's Arlington served years as a priest in Mexico. He was moved due to President Calles’s edict that native-born clergy only work there. Larke preached to President Diaz and his staff before the revolution that toppled his rule and sent him to Spain.
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Arlington
Navy
P. J. Larke
St. John's Catholic Church
Oldhad
Mexico
Calles
United States
Father Locke
Diaz
Spain
Ancient Indian Village Relocated to Lake Mitchell
Mitchell reports a very ancient village belonging to Indians will soon stand on the shore of the new Lake Mitchell. The move is underway with the goal of preserving the historic site while reshaping local geography.
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Lake Shore
Mitchell
New Lake Mitchell
Reconstruction of Native Village Near Lake in South Dakota
A description of an ancient village site on the lake's west bank, showing 60 to 60 homes built by digging circular pits, piling dirt into mounds, and erecting pole-supported chimneys. The Lions Club Mitchell sponsors reconstruction, has cleared grounds, and rebuilt fortification mounds, with huts thatched and mud-covered.
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South Dakota
The
Lions Club, Mtchell
Centerville Receives Historical Flag From Grace Cooper
Centerville honors a 40 year old community flag gifted by Grace Cooper formerly of Centerville and now residing in Denver. The flag once hung between Scott Stover and Coopers firm buildings during major celebrations, brought to Centerville by Major Scott, now nearly 96, and used for decades.
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Centerville
Grace Cooper
Denver
Maj
Willard Scott
Naperville
Edmund Stover
W. €. Cooper
Scott
Cooper
Genterville
Hayes Elected Officer At Fort Pierre Bank
Fort Pierre South Dakota November 7 William Flayes Stanley county stockman will become vice president of the Fort Pierre National Bank succeeding F P Strain who resigned to join a Rapid City bank This marks a leadership change at the local financial institution with Flayes slated for the post.
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Hayes
FT. Pierre Bank
FT. Pierre
William Flayes
Stanley County Stockman
FP. R. Strain
Fort Pierre
Funeral held for Ashton pioneer N N Christenson
N N Christenson pioneer resident of Ashton died Friday. Funeral held Tuesday at the community church with Rev F C Pave officiating. Born in Denmark October 27 1855 he came to America in 1878, lived in Madison Wisconsin briefly, then moved to Dakota in 1881 to file on government land. Survived by four sons Leslie Carl Lawrence and Raymond and a daughter Mrs Claus Woodsman and a brother Peter Christenson.
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Ashton
N. N. Christenson
F.C. Pave
Claremount
Mr. Christenson
Denmark
America
Madison
Wis
Dakota Territory
Leslie
Carl
Lawrence
Oakland
Cal
Raymond
Brentonwood
Claus Woodsman
Peter Christenson
Arlington
Neighbors To Care For Victims' Children
Providential friends plan for Cody and John Stollar after their parents' murder suicide tragedy. Orphaned brothers aged 15 and 12, they were left to cope as neighbors organize care and support for the youths pending stable arrangements. The incident involved their father killing the mother and aunt, then dying.
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Lushton
Providential Friends
Cody
John Stollar
Warner Quart
Family opens home after tragedy for the two boys
Roy Krolic, a local farmer and friend of the deceased parents, has welcomed John and the younger boy into his home while Cody will live with his sister Mrs. Vivian Quans. Both boys will stay in school as arrangements are made.
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Ily
Roy Krolic
John
Cody
Vivian Qwans
Women bag elk at Rapid City hunt
Two women and their husbands from Bison Perkins county entered for hunting recognition after shooting elk in the Hills near the state game lodge. The group of four hunters, including Mrs Susan Parsons and Mrs Abigale Alexander, plus C. M Parsons and George Alexander, reportedly bagged elk in the same area.
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Rapid City
Bison
Perkins County
Susan Parsons
Mreé
Abigale Alexander
C. M. Parsons
George Alexander
State Game Lodge
Tavine
Mr. Parsons
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