Rush Construction Near Hills Highway In Hill City
Live news from South Dakota reports contractor A A Swarts rushing highway work along Main Street hill city with men and earthmoving equipment. Blasting near residences sent rock into the north town area as the grade nears completion and dirt moved to fill low spots. The new Spring Creek坡 area work is finished and water turned for grading, with travel expected before cold weather.
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Hills Highway
Hill City
A. A. Swarts
Stear
Main Street
Oliniig
State overdraft shows increase in October funds
The October report by State Auditor William Dunn shows a general fund overdraft rising by 209,366.02 to 3,015,202.85 from September 11. Tax receipts and cigarette tax income both edge up, warrants totaling 2,260,830.20 were issued in October, and new predatory animal bounty warrants add 16.63 to the totals.
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Pierre
William Dunn
Freeman Sees Business Rise in 50th Year
Freeman notes a strong business year as the town marks its 50th anniversary. Building activity is heavy, residences increase, and a general uptick across local firms is reported with several shops expanding and adding stock.
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Freeman
Treyr Erevan
Bilwell “Brothers
Baer Lutitur Jarze
Edshs Tidn
University Methodist Men To Meet Delegates
University of South Dakota hosts the Methodist men for a November 23 to 25 gathering with delegates from Iowa State, Kansas, California, Minnesota, Nebraska, and other campuses. Phi Theta Chi Theta aims to foster spiritual fellowship among college Methodists.
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WL Lum
Pai Tou
Atche University
South
Dakota
Morchant Kennedy
Ire -Tocal
Baiarvtty
Iowa
Lows
Cal- Tene
University of California
Unieversity of
Minnexorx
University of Neborski
Kennedy
Phi ‘Cea Theta
Methodisticollege
Amout College
Keened
Notable Officers Named for Organization
Robert Barber serves as president with Jon Anderson as secretary Henry Mc Lead as treasurer and James Clapp as chaplain in the group.
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Robert Barber
Jon Anderson
Henry McLead
James Clapp
Chicken Rustlers Active Near Emery Amid Thefts
Emery November 13. After a period of inactivity chicken rustlers have resumed raids around Emery. Farms totalled multiple raids and hundreds of chickens have been stolen. The Ernster families were away briefly when thieves struck two farms and took all poultry. Authorities vow to pursue and curb further thefts.
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Emery Emery
Chifdken
Emery
Ann Ernster
A. M. Ernster
Dive Yort
Poultry Production Up 25 Percent in Local Reports
IPSWIGH Nov. 13. The grain crop harvest is complete though bank deposits are smaller than last year. Farmers hold grain for higher prices while poultry production has risen 25 percent. Milk production improves though cow numbers stay about the same due to culling inferior animals. Banking conditions remain mixed.
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Ipswigh
Dakota Town Installs Light And Power Plant
Dakota Town extends lighting as the new W T Gardner plant expands service. A Westinghouse generator and Universal meter were installed Friday to boost capacity for daytime and late night use, with plans for a larger unit as growth continues.
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Dakota
Buffalo
W.T. Gardner
Westinghouse
Gardmex
Sheep Thieves Busy Near Danforth Again
Beadle county reports say sheep thefts are widespread with 48 sheep stolen from Ben Mittelstadt and Jake Losen losing head. Thieves forced a garage door to load Losen’s sheep into trucks, suggesting a fleet of vehicles used for the raids.
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Danforth
Sheen
Beadle County
Ben Mittelstadt
Jake Losen
Losen
Newell 4-H Members Chosen for Chicago Trip
Reuben Wekkan of Newell a Proji ect Ayrshire vind member and Elizabeth Wither of Nisland clothing club member named county champions to represent Butte at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago from November 20 to December 7. E M Jones state club leader announced transportation by Chicago and Northwestern railway and incidental expenses covered by a fund raised by Butte county banks.
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Newell
Reuben Wekkian
Neweh
Hizabeth Wither
Nisland
Nisland Clothing Club
Butte County
Chicago
E. M. Jones
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Amazing Sage and Sulphur Hair Restore Ad
An old style advertisement promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur hair dye. It touts simple DIY mixing with Sage Tea and Sulphur, claims fast results, and urges readers to ask their druggist to prepare the formula. Money-back guarantee offered if not satisfied.
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Reo
Wreth
Wyeth
Butte County Farm Bureau Awarded Educational Trips
Butte County Farm Bureau notes that educational trips as rewards for achievement in club work benefit farm boys and girls. Historically the county had one representative outside team champions, and this year the county earned trips to the exposition as a commendable award.
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Butte County
Roads Cause Change In Mail Schedules
Road conditions force changes in rural mail routes including Onida, with carriers operating in the morning until roads improve. Regular afternoon departures to resume after the train arrives.
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Onida
Rural Garriers
Women Add One Hundred New Chairs to Church
On Nov 18 the Ladies Aid society supplied one hundred new chairs to the Church of Christ in Wellington. The chairs, bought from the Lyric theater in Huron, were placed under the guidance of Rev. Clifton Bell of Pierre who oversees the local church duties.
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Wellington
Church of Christ
Ladies Aid Society
Lyric Theater
Huron
Clifton Bell
Pierre
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