Meeting to Open at Springs Wellington Springs
Jerauld county Sunday school convention opens at the Methodist Episcopal church in Wellington Springs tomorrow with song service by Rev. Harry Blackburn, music and topic discussions by lay members, and an address Saturday by Rev. L Swisher. Election of officers Sunday morning. closing session Sunday night features Rev. F P Lochridge. Current officers: President Mrs G W Pa, vice president Rev A Img, secretary and treasurer Mrs Roy Ruta.
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Wellington Springs
Jerauld County
Lere
Methodist' Episcopal Church
Harry
Blackburn
L. & Swisher
Hell
Cunday
EB. Lochridge
G. W. Pa
A. Img
Roy Ruta
Leisure Time Topic At WARN Meeting
The Young Fearless Forum plans to discuss Leisure Time at its November 17 gathering in the guild hall. Vivien User will lead the open forum as members probe daily life topics amid ongoing community forums on current issues.
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Warn
Tna Lople
Fearles Porum
Vivien User
Contract Awarded for Lutheran School Dormitory Work
The contract was awarded to St Paul’s Western Lutheran Academy for the dormitory project in Anvracd, at $12,858. The basement portion of the work was completed some time ago.
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Son Western Lutheran Academy
Miller considers transient merchant license proposal
Miller city council discusses a proposed ordinance to require licenses for transient merchants who visit for a few days to sell general merchandise. The plan sets a license fee and enforcement, noting many South Dakota towns already impose heavy licenses. The ordinance aims to regulate visiting sellers and curb unlicensed trade.
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Miller
South Dakota
200 Acre Farm Sold For 20000 In Bou Honune County
In Bou Honune county recent real estate transfers include the Patrick farm of 60 acres sold for 4800 and 240 acres owned by Anna Ghetim sold for 20000. The notice notes Spring Iowa events and November dates.
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Bou Honune County
Patrick
Anna Ghetim
Hunter Finds Pipe Stem Trophy After Buck Encounter
On a Rapid City hunting trip dated November 15, a hunter pursuing a buck in jack pines loses part of his pipe stem to a bite in the thick brush. He recovers the stem, describing it as a trophy from the near-miss and a vivid reminder of the day’s chase.
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Rapid City
Kentes
County Chorus Organization Planned in édenes County
Draper December 12 set for county wide grade school chorus with 16 rehearsals. Each school assigns three participants. about 100 children will perform at the County Young Citizen's League convention in spring. Directed by Supt Aurelia M Sturtevant and County Supt Marjorie Linton with accompaniment.
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Draper
Jones Countyr
Young Citizen's League
Aurelia M. Sturtevant
Marjorie Linton
New Yankton Water Unit Proves Success
TANKSVU, Nov. 15. Tests at the new Yankton water treatment plant show the unit will perform its duties. Built at a cost of 175,060 pounds it will treat Missouri River water and be ready to send water into the mains by Saturday. About a million gallons passed the test with all details working. The plant draws river water via a bridge pier intake, mixes with chemicals to remove vegetation and refuse, filters, chlorinates, and then pumps into the mains. The new equipment is among the river’s finest waterworks plants, replacing the artesian plant operating since the 1880s.
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Yankton
Missouri
Yarkion
Winter Sports Program Attracts Interest In Deadwood
Winter sports plan in Deadwood aims to rapid build slides rinks and toboggan runs with low cost. Frank Marion and H R Edmunds of Deadwood propose converting dance floors to skating rinks and using local wood pavilions as bases. New and larger Sylvan lake slides are planned with higher side walls. A standard hockey course will crown the season with many towns entered, and a Minneapolis to Black Hills dog race is being considered.
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Dradwood
Witter Sports
Black Mills
Frank Marion
H. R. Edmunds
Deadwood
Wisconsin
Sylvan Lake
Belle
Fourche
Fort Meade
Rapid City
School of Mines
Spearfish
Custer
Hot Springs
Newcastle
Wyo
Chadron
Neb
Newell
Yale
Sundance
Wys
Minneapolis
Automobile Trades Meeting Set for Mitchell
The annual state meeting of the South Dakota Automobile Trades association will be held in Mitchell on Tuesday, November 19. Delegates from across the state attend this event. E. R. Judy of Aberdeen serves as president and Marian Whisman of Huron as secretary.
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Mitchell
South Dakota Automobile Trades Association
E. R. Judy
Aberdeen
Marian Whisman
Huron
Wessington Times Enterprise shifts issue day forward
WESSINGTON Nov 15. The Times Enterprise will publish one day earlier to carry Saturday advertisements from local merchants. The weekly paper will now reach readers on Thursday replacing Friday release. The change is at the request of the Lions club and city officials.
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Wessington
Times Enterprise
jWwan Mage
Lions Club Jot
Epworth League To Hold District Meet in Mitchell
MITCHELL November 15 A cabinet meeting of the Mitchell district Epworth League will be held at Dakota Wesleyan University Saturday November 23 31 according to an announced schedule This marks the first cabinet meeting since officers were elected last June Plans for the new conference year will be discussed.
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Mitchell
Epworth League
Dakota Wesleyan Universalty
Paving Crew to Use Floodlights for Night Work
A paving crew will work all night using borrowed floodlights from the high school to finish a six mile state highway project No 18 before the snow ends. The crew aims to complete 600 feet in the west Cantoy section by morning.
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CANON
Noodights
Atseyeré Treeze
Eames
Cantoy
Dean Receives Diamond Badge From Delta Theta Phi
Vermillion November 15 Special The diamond badge of the professional law fraternity Delta Theta Phi will be presented to Marshall McKusick dean of the School of Law at the University of South Dakota on Saturday evening November 16 Toe Bow president of the local chapter announced The honor has been conferred on six men including former President Coolidge Chief Justice White and Newton D Baker Eugene Quigley Cleveland Ohio wearer and past chancellor will bestow the badge
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Delta ‘Theta Phi
Marshall McKusick
University of South Dakota
Toe Bow
President Coolidge
White
Newton D. Baker
Eugene Quigley
Cleveland
Ohio
Road Paving Meeting Draws Highway Officials Leaders
Sioux Falls November 15. A meeting of highway engineers chamber of commerce representatives and newspaper editors will discuss paving efforts in South Dakota. Speakers include Farrell from the Iowa Automobile Association Des Moines on paying costs and others from Minnehaha and Belle Fourche focusing on gravel roads and funding needs.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Chamber of Commerce
W. D. Fisher
Antimobile’ Association
Farrell
Towa
Automobile Association
Des Moines
CG. T. Charnock
Minnehaha County
H.t.cheney
Belle Fourche
Fragmentary South Dakota Highway Speakings Draft
Disjointed OCR text mentions the state highway commission in Sioux Falls and Rapid City. It cites Federal Aid topics and a South Dakota Press Association event with figures like L J Robertson and A Mathews. The garbled notes reference editors viewpoints and a matinee at St Johns church with Rural services.
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Sion
South Dakota
Highway Commission
Toreeigen
Sioux Falls
L.J W. Robertson
South Dakota Press, Association
J. Ho. Lake
Rapid City
Vane
A. “Mathews
Aberdeen Bee
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Trumpt
Fluron Grain and Coal Co
Market St. West
Lanpher
Osborn Clothing
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Ford Motor Company
Ford Pond Creek
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Perd Coal & Coke
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