Northwest Grain Group to Name Officers in Dakota Districts
Northwest Grain association plans district meetings in North Dakota South Dakota Montana and Minnesota to elect directors and select a permanent board. A. L. Berg of Baltic is president and voting follows stock ownership with one share per 1500 bushels. Fargo hosts the Nov 17 meeting.
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Glenhan
Northwest Grain Association
South Dakota
Regina
Mclntosh
A. L. Berg
Baltic
Ascociation
North
Montana
Minnesota
Fargo
W. J. Kuhrt
Minnexpolis
Star~o
Two Firms Organize and Bank Increases Stock
Two companies organized to transact business at Hoven filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. The Hoven company carries 515,000 capital stock with Thomas O'Brien M H Gobel and A K O'Brien as incorporators. The Hoven Securities company has 250,000 capital stock and the same men plus G A O'Brien of Seee as an incorporator. The Citizens State Bank of Armour raised its capital stock from 25,000 to 1 000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Hoven
Hoven Company
Thomas O'Brien
M. H. Gobel
A K. O'Brien
Hover
Hoven Securities Company
Gobel G. A O'Brien
Seeee
Scond Company
Citizens State Bank of Armour Haz
Boxing Cards Set for Armistice Day in Aberdeen
Aberdeen promotes a thirty round pro card for Armistice Day led by LaReine Udell of Aberdeen vs Clyde Hall of Clark in the ten round headliner. Udell defends middleweight title hopes while Ank Derrick meets Ivan O Day in a six round semi wind up. Speed Clayton tops a Groton Tex match with Leonard O Day and Kid Petruske of Ipswich faces Tex Morgan in the curtain raiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
LaReine Udell
Clyde Hall
Clark
Udell
Hull
Ank Derrick
Mubank
Ivan O'Day
Groton
Speed Clayton
Sioux Falls
Leonard O'Day
Kid Petruske
Ipswich
Tex Morgan
Augustana Defends Forensic Record In Debating Meet
Augustana college debaters prepare for intercollegiate contests to defend a famed South Dakota record. The teams have not lost to any state college in eight years and claim a unique run to semi finals in three consecutive Pi Kappa Delta national tournaments. Professor H A Carlson coaches the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustana
Sioux Falls
Augustana College
South Dakota
United States
H. A. Carlson
Poet Victor Rubert Publishes The Drift of Wild Roses
Victor M. Rubert, a Wesleyan graduate now living in Pittsburgh, has issued a 240 poem volume titled The Drift of Wild Roses. The collection spans a wide range of verse and includes an article titled The Writing of Poetry. Critics hail Rubert as versatile and scholarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.W.U
Mitchell
Victor M. Rubert
Wesleyan
Pysburgh
Penn
Rubert
Plans For South Dakota Collegiate Press Meet At Wesleyan
Mitchell November plans for the fifteenth annual SD Collegiate Press Association convention at Wesleyan on November 14-15 progress. Glenn Bachmen executive secretary and Phreno Cosmian editor leads the event with business sessions and a Saturday banquet. Dr Blyer of Wisconsin may address delegates from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
South Dakota Collegiate Press Association
Wesleyan
Glenn Bachmen
Phreno Cosmian
Dr. Blyer
University of Wisconsin
Redfield School Play Postponed After Football Injury
Redfield high school postpones the November 14 production of Captain Applejack after Berton Dunn sustaining injuries in last week’s Redfield Dolant football game. Dunn occupies the lead role in the play and the postponement is indefinite.
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Redfield
Berton Dunn
Plan to Form County Historical Group in De Smet
In De Smet November 8 a meeting is called for 1 o clock Monday afternoon in the county courthouse to discuss organizing a Kingsbury County Historical association during the county's fiftieth year. A prior society existed but records are unavailable and pioneers decline.
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de Smet DE Smet
Kingsbury County
O'Slock
Creamery Installs Large Ice Machine in Three Towns
La Belle Creamery installed a 15 ton capacity ice machine last week. The current unit will be moved to the Newell plant for storage. With the new addition, Belle Fourche Newell and Sturgis together can produce more than 5000 gallons of ice cream daily, plus a Buffalo ice plant added last summer.
Santa Claus May Visit Watertown
Watertown residents are invited to request a personal visit from Santa Claus. The local chamber of commerce will gather names to determine if enough children want St Nick to stop by before Christmas.
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Santa Claus
Watertown
Waterown
Senta Claus
Chamber of Commerce
St.at
Sedel
Diasteont
Minister Cooney to Attend North American Church Congress
Rev. FE B Cooney pastor of the local Methodist church has been appointed as a delegate to the North American congress of interdenominational churches in Washington DC from December 15. The session gathers churches from the United States Mexico and Canada. The trip will require about three weeks with departure from Miller on November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
FE. B. Cooney
Chich
Washington, D. C
United States
Mexico
Canada
Washington
New Artesian Bank Opens For Business
Artesian reports the opening of a new bank two weeks after the Artesian State Bank suspension. The institution will manage liquidation of the old bank and keep affairs away from the state department. H. P. Hanson serves as president with officers R. F. Lochy O. E Adams Ole Olson R. F Looby W. R Quinn O. M. Hambro and C. E Adams as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesian
Artesian State Bank
Netitutn
Date Department
H. P. Hanson
R. F. Lochy
O. E Adams
Ole, I. Olson
R. F. Looby
W. R Quinn
0. M. Hambro
C. E. Adams
Change in Management at Alexandria Creamery
H G Kurrasch owner of Hartson county creamery leased the Alexandria Creamery to Clarence Schnaar and George Gregerson. The new owners, from Bryant and Astoria respectively, took over with option to purchase. Both bring creamery experience and have lived in Alexandria a little over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Sioux Falls Stores Close Armistice Day
E. Sherwood Miter, manager of the Associated Retailers of Sioux Falls, announced Armistice Day would be observed as a holiday with stores closed for the entire day. Some debate existed on whether to close part or full time, but the plan favored full closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
E. Sherwood Miter
Associated Retailera of
Boe
Eighteen Report For Debate At Sioux Falls College
Eighteen members of the student body at Sioux Falls college reported for debate work at the first regular meeting Tuesday night. More applicants are to report before the November 14 tryouts when the squad will be reduced to 12. Eight applicants are men and will compete for spots on the first squad coached by Miss Claire MacGregor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Brst
Claire MacGregor
Caralort Riter
Donald Heaton
Hugh Steele
Toba Schultz
Gordon Knight
Sam But
Anderson
Gladys Sorenson
Wakanda
Wilma Corkil
Parker
Ruby Swenson
Viborg
Marierie Ellis
Centerville
Dorothy Whitemore
Lorna Logan
Helene Jackson
Vermillion pharmacist Ray C Davis gifts 400 cups to South Dakota University
Vermillion druggist Ray C Davis has donated more than 400 cups to the University of South Dakota over 25 years. The cups reward student groups and interclass contests, with prizes displayed at his Davis pharmacy for Dakota Day events on November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray C. Davis
University of South Dakota
South Dakota State
Brookings
Davis
Vermillion
Davis Pharmacy
W. Main Street
USC
Roy C. Davis
Marshall
Robert
Mr. Davis
Gettysburg Moves Post Office to New Quarters
Gettysburg reports the local post office relocated to a new brick and tile building north of Sones fountain lunch area. The 25 by 60 foot facility, heated from a central plant in the drugstore basement, houses a Universal model D cancelling machine with 40 letter and 60 card capacity. Other South Dakota towns have installed similar machines and more installations are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Postoffice
South Dakota
Highmore
Ipswich
Armour
Parkston
George Co. Knorleine
Post Office Department
Man Undergoes Thigh Ligament Operation After Crash
Elias Einan sustained a hip injury weeks after a car incident and was treated at a Pierre hospital. Doctors diagnosed torn thigh ligaments requiring surgery and report his condition as stable and improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Elias Einan
Pierre
Einan
Watertown Checks Used By Forgers
Watertown police investigate after North American Creamery checks stolen from a local office surface in Minnesota Iowa and South Dakota forgeries. The forgers write small amounts from 12 to 14 dollars payable to J. S. Munson and endorsed by Elmer Swanson Harry Benson or Earl Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Ofice
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota
J. S. Munson
Elmer Swanson
Harry Benson
Earl Ne
Reception Honors Rev Walter S Van Tulare Church Pastor
A reception in Tulare Nevada gathered over ten congregation members at the church parlors to honor the Rev Walter S Van and Mrs Van newly appointed pastor of the Methodist church here. The Rev Van was to lead the Tulare and Cottonwood Lake Methodist churches.
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Van
Alpena Methodist Plans Patriotic Armistice Services
Alpena Metho dist church will observe Armistice day with a special patriotic service Sunday evening. The program opens with America sung in nine languages and ends with a benediction in Spanish.
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Alpena Church
Alpena Methodist Church
America
Sully Republicans Elected Unopposed in Onida
In Sully county the Republican slate for county officers won without opposition. The officers to take office include T. E. Byrum as representative, C. L. Glesmer auditor, William Crawford treasurer, Harry McGuire registrar, Adele M. Nelson clerk of courts, Zetta B. Hyde superintendent of schools, M. H. Quimby state's attorney, Henry Meaheriff, and J. H. Gropengselser sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully
Onida
T. E. Byrum
C. L. Glesmer
William Crawford
Harry McGuire
Adele M. Nelson
Zetta B. Hyde
H. Quimby
Henry Meaheriff
J. H. Gropengelser
State Officers Visit Alpena Rebekah Lodge
Mea Isa bel McCullough of Rapid City state assembly president and Irene Fender of Springfield assembly outside guardian visited the Echo Rebekah lodge in Alpena. Election day prevented a lodge meeting, so members met at A. J. Brigham home for a special session followed by lunch.
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Alpena Rebekah Lodge
Alpena
Isabel McCullough
Rapid City
State Assembly
Irene Fender
Springfield
Echo
Mitchell guinea hen day draws crowds for air drop chase
Mitchell merchants host annual guinea hen day with tagged birds released from an airplane. Hundreds pursue the hens and prizes go to catchers whose tags bear a merchant name, as the popular event expands each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Mitchell Retail Merchants Association
Favorable Weather Aids Corn Harvest Near Groton
Good fall weather allows Groton area farmers to nearly finish corn picking. Some fields remain standing but all corn should be covered and fodder stacked within a week. Local yields were disappointing while northern fields reported up to 3 bushels per acre.
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Groton
Graveling Finish on Federal Highway No 12 Near Groton
Contractors completed an initial gravel coat on a section of Federal Highway No 12 from Groton east to Day County line and west to the James River flats. Engineers have not decided if the remaining gravel will be laid this fall or next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Day County
James River Flats
Redfield Plans Community Christmas Observance
Redfield chamber of commerce started plans for a community Christmas. A small illuminated tree will light each business front and a large tree will stand at the main street intersection. Children will receive gifts.
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Redfield
Freight Rate Cut On Sweet Clover Seed
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted freight rate reductions of about 0 percent on sweet clover seed shipped from Aberdeen and immediate territory to Minneapolis and Chicago. Effective January 1, the cut helps local seed growers compete with North Dakota and Canadian producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Minnneapolis
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
A. &. Boden
North Dakota
Pierre Returns to Normal After Election Upsets
The state capital calms after a lively election with many upsets and near misses. Officials weigh futures as Governor elect Green and Governor Bulow plan budgets for 1911 1932, while state departments submit biennial funding requests for the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Mc .Cullough
Warren ‘Green
Bulow
Senator McMaster
McMaster
Elect Green
Mrs Munson Celebrates 89th Birthday in Alpena
Mrs Sarah Munson observed her eighty ninth birthday on Tuesday November 4 with many visitors and a large bouquet from the Faithful Workers Bible class. She received birthday cards and gifts and was treated to dinner at her son H A Munson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Munson
South Dakota Officials Push Traffic Safety Drive
Miss Gladys Pyle secretary of state spoke at the Northwestern States Regional traffic and aviation meeting in Minneapolis, urging low traffic conditions in South Dakota. B R Danielson assistant secretary of state recommended a statewide educational campaign after attending the National Safety Council meeting in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulow
United States Senate
New York
South Dakota
Gladys Pyle
Minneapolis
Northwestern States
National Safety Council
Pittsburg
B. R. Danielson
South Dakota Automobile Club
Car and Truck Collision Near Lumber Yard
A collision in Cavour involved E E Casey of Pearl Creek township and a Mr Arbiter driving another car. Casey’s truck was struck while turning into the lumber yard, tearing a front wheel and crushing the radiator, while Arbiter’s car had minor damage to the fender and body. It narrowly avoided a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour Cavour
Spilliall
E. E. Casey
Pearl Creek Township
Arbiter
Casey
Reading of Passion Play at Madison by Mrs Westaby
Mrs Westaby of Madison presents a reading of the Oberammergau Passion Play as part of a program at Eastern Porghyge College and the local Lutheran church. The event features organ music and projected slides with scenes from the play and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wostaby
Eastern Porghyge College
Ily Lutheran Church
Sixteen Entered in Fastern Grandmen at State Meet
Madison reports sixteen entrants signed for the statewide oratorical contest hosted by State Teachers colleges. Contest divisions include general oratorical peace era and estemporaneous speech with winners advancing to the February state contest in City. Entrants listed include Moeller Wrage Howard Hanigan Schooler Murphy White Larsen Young Crisp Fergen Headley Autchinson Kiuller Dixon and others from Madison and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Sien
Karl EB. Mund
George Moeller
Brynest Wrage
Canistota
Starley
J. Howard
Robert Hanigan
Pierzyneth Schooler
Reliance
Holes M. Mitchell
Bernice Murphy
White
Larsen
Viborg
Thurza Young
Crisp
Olda
Annette Fergen
Jagor Gregory
Bryant
Keith Case
Madison John Headley
William Autchinson
Noel Kiuller
Dell Rapids
Harold Dixon
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Huron
N. W. Grain Group
Glenham Iz
Kuhrt
New Artesian Bank
Kodak Film
Sherman & Moe
The
Associated Press
B. W. Baer
E. F. Wipf
Samaritan Hospital
Dakota Ave. Sc
Haron
Helen Sutherland
Beadle County
E. P
W. J. Findley
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