Wettest October Since 1934 in South Dakota Says Laskowski
Federal meteorologist B R Laskowski reports South Dakota had its wettest October in eight years with average statewide rainfall about 1.13 inches and temperatures near normal. Eastern counties saw the wettest October in years while western areas also received above normal moisture. Measurable snowfall occurred in northern counties east of the Missouri and in western counties near Custer Haakon and Stanley.
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South Dakota
B. R. Laskowski
State Weather Bureau
White Lake
Howard
Tyndall
Gelhsus Farm
Wich
Wentworth
Winner
la Delle
Missouri River
Ty Custer
Haakon
Stanley
Huron
Wanted dry cattle bones and scrap metals ad
Huhon Hide and Metal Co invites sellers to bring dry cattle bones at ten dollars per ton weekly through November 10, plus buying scrap iron metals hides and furs. Located at 155 57 Kan, S. E. Phone 430.
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Inc
Huhon Hide & Metal CO
Kan, S. E
Mobridge Okays Power Franchise
Mobridge voters approved granting a power and light franchise to the Dakota Public Service Company by an unofficial 713 to 858 count after a heated campaign that drew the city’s largest vote. Opponents plan to contest the result pending an official canvass and question 200 or 300 absentee ballots.
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Mobridnge
Mobridge
Dakota Public Service Company
Sill
Qemols
Nssu Appuaiusule
Goodman
Missouri River
Program well attended at Congregational Church reception
A large crowd attended a special program and reception Sunday afternoon at the Congregational Church in Erwin to honor the Rev and Mrs Glenn Van Vacter. A purse of money was presented to the couple.
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Erwin
Glenn van Vacter
Harvest Weather Report and Choir Reorganization
In eastern and southeastern sections harvesting weather was favorable with progress ahead of season and yields varying from poor to good. Fall tasks continued despite dry soil, seeding lagged, and green patches appeared. potatoes yielded fairly and livestock were in good condition. The Frankfort Methodist Choir re organized with Paul L. Baird president and Miss Myra James director, among new officers.
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Frankfort
Dedication of Church of Christ Edifice Sunday Services
The Church of Christ at Sixth and Oregon Avenue Southeast will dedicate its new building with all day services on Sunday. P A Millard of Minnesota Bible University will lead the 3 45 PM dedicatory service. The program includes greetings from visiting churches, a dedicatory sermon by Millard, gifts dedication, and a 7 30 PM evangelistic service.
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New Earmnee
Church of Christ
Sixth and
Oregon Avenue Southeast
P. A. Millard
Minnesota Bible University
L. H. Camp
Harold Camp
Frank Bloodgood
Mildred Vihstadt
Frankfort Observes Education Week With School Programs
Observance of American Education Week held at Frankfort School with open house and multiple programs this week. American Legion led events Monday afternoon while PTA members visited Tuesday. A public program was held Wednesday and the junior class plans its annual play tonight. Women’s Relief Corps slated to close events Friday.
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Frankfort Frankfort
Women’s Relief Corps
Workshop Project For Frankfort Boys
Frankfort youths spend after school hours and Saturdays in a WPA recreational workshop at the Legion Hall under Alva Williams. They craft useful household articles and Christmas gifts, enjoying profitable supervised handicraft activities.
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Frankfort
Legion’ Hall
Alva Williams
State Land Swap Approved by Board in Bennett County
The state board of school and public lands approved a plan to swap 7 270 acres of state land for 1 000 acres of Indian land in Bennett County. The proposal goes to the Pine Ridge Tribal Council for adoption or rejection with a public hearing at Marvin to hear school district objections.
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Pierre
State Board of School and Public Lands
Bennett County
Pine ‘Ridge
Patient Recovers From Appendicitis Operation
Willis Rumielhart, 16, son of Mrs Flora Rumelhart, is recovering well at Mitchell Hospital after an appendicitis operation performed last Saturday morning. Lane school carnival proceeds cited as a successful event this week.
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Willis Rumielhart
Flora Rumelhart
Mitchell Hospital
Won't Pay Fine, So Tavernkeeper Jailed
Sioux Falls reports Municipal Judge Ransom L. Gibbs ordered Cap D. Jones, a West Twelfth Street tavern keeper, to pay a $4 fine plus $11.60 costs for possessing an unsealed bottle of liquor in a public place or face jail. Jones was jailed after failing to pay.
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Sioux Falls
Ransom L. Gibbs
Cap D. Jones
West Twelfth Street
Cap
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