Ruling Overrules AG on Sheriff Court Fees in Davison County
Mitchell Nov 15 Judge Frank B. Smith in the four judicial circuit overruled an attorney general opinion that a sheriff is paid for one court per day. He held sheriffs may be paid for each appearance, so three appearances mean three payments, and all county claims must be filed before March 31 or be barred.
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Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County
Louis N. Crill
Walter Conway
Conway
Honday
John H. Johnson
Melvin L. Sells
Crill
Frank B. Smith
Mitchell
FB. Smith
Circuit Court
Attorney General
Judge Smith
Early Day Editor In De Smet Dies
Word reached De Smet of the death of C. B. MacDonald Caldwell Kansas an early day newspaper editor and publisher who became sole owner of the Kingsbury County News later consolidating with Carter P Sherwood and the De Smet Leader to form the De Smet News His career spanned many towns and cities and ended after he sold the Caldwell News eight years prior.
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de Smet
C.B. MacDonald
Caldwell
Kansas
MacDoneew
Kingsbury County News
Carter P. Sherwood
News and Leader
R R Johnson of Broadland Buried
Funeral services for R R Towenston, a Broadland resident since 1907, were held at the M E church. Surviving relatives include a widow, two daughters Mrs Ralph Kaump and Mrs Hollie Pownell, four sons Robert Huron William Alvin and John, with pallbearers and nieces and nephews from Montezuma and nearby towns attending.
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Broadland
Itv
R R. Towenston
M. E. Church
Ralph Kaump
Rapid City
Hollie Pownell
Robert
Huron
William
Broadlands
Alvin
Masonville
John
Manchester
Reuben Brock
Thomas Blakeley
H.E. Exietmen
Lerouel Whitaker
Albert DeVries
Jake Ghazier
Ray Evans
Ross Meldrem
Montezuma
Re R. Johnston
Tulare Past Masters Hold Annual Meeting Night
Tulare Zephth Masonic lodge held its Past Master's night on November 13 with officers P E Dixon W H Orto C A Seeman Ben Marsha and W A Tubandt leading. Third Degree completed and short talks given by District Deputy Grand Master E F Harrington and visitors from Wessington, Frankfort and Redfield. Erwin Gelhaus is lodge master.
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Tulare
Zepith Masonic Lodge
P. E. Dixon
W. H. Orto
C. A. Seeman
Ben Marsha
W. A. Tubandt
E.F. Harrington
Redfield
Frotty
Highmore Woman Loses Sight After Eye Hemorrhage
Mize Thomas Cody of Highmore suffered a hemorrhage of the eyeball causing loss of sight in one eye. Mrs Cody is under a physician’s care for high blood pressure as state news notes. In Forestburg rural PTA plans tea fundraisers to aid dues. The first tea on Thursday at Mrs D Levey’s home featured the Social club with bridge and sewing.
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Highmore
Thomas Cody
Forestburg
PTA
Haven Dead Man Found In Roadside Incident
A coroner in Gettysburg reports a man found dead beside a turned over car two miles from town, described as drunk rather than murdered. An excited caller tipped authorities, prompting haste to notify the sheriff and district attorney before the informant left town.
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Gettysburg
Earle Gifford
Forestburg P T A Meets This Week
Forestburg P T A gathers Tuesday evening for a brief business session after opening activities. December 12 set for the next meeting. The program featured the school glee club of over 30 with Sleepy Hollow Tune and Love Song. Mrs Ray Briggs and Wilder attended the state convention in Aberdeen and shared highlights. Junior grades study Holland themes with recitations and costumes, including Dutch Boy and Wooden Shoes. The school band performed Orion Overture before a light lunch concluded the event.
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Forestburg
iThe
Sleepy Hollow
Ray Briggs
Wilder
Aberdeen
Elvina Peterson
Holland
Mary Frances
Hinde
Clayton Aker
Merle Nurnberg
Latrne Larson
Boyd Colemax
Helland
Ernest Roberts
Gathes
College Professor To Address Agronomists
BROOKINGS November 16 Prof. J Antton agronomist at State college will address a meeting of the American Society of Agronomy and the Soil Survey Association in Chicago on a phase of Land Use in the Northern Great Plains. Professor Hutton has studied South Dakota soils for 23 years and will present findings for further study.
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Brookings
State College
Chicago
American Society of Agronomy
The
Soil Survey Association
Great Plains
Hutton
South Dakota
Debate Try-Outs Held At Tulare
Tulare November 16 special report says the high school debate class held try-outs with hopefuls named Milton Binger Donald Foglesong Dorothy Marizahn John Richards Ruth Radcliffe Irene Sumner and Brice Van and further eliminations planned to select the regular squad later.
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Tulare Tulare
Aquad
Milton’ Binger
Donald Foglesong
Dorothy Marizahn
John Richards
Tulare Plans Red Cross Drive for 30 Members
Tulare's Red Cross unit met at Mrs. James Paulson's home to map this year's drive. The town must enroll 30 members to maintain a separate branch. below that, Tulare would be absorbed by the Medfield group. The chapter already assists locals with milk and essential groceries and requires signed orders for aid.
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Tulare
Red Cross
James Paulson
Spink County
Bradsh
Medfield Orgarliza
Usto
Redfield
Annual Slupper to be held by Presbyterian Ladies Aid
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid of Forestburg announces its annual supper candy sale and quilt bazaar set for Saturday November 19 in the church basement. Funds raised will support church activities and community outreach.
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Forestburg
Presbyterian
Aid
Dust Storm Moves Soil Across South Dakota Towns
A South Dakota wind event carried as much as 125000 tons of dirt per hour, driven by a low pressure system followed by high pressure. Observers note dust thick enough to enter homes and drift into buildings, with cleanup costs running into thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars. An agronomy assistant tallied large soil samples from the Coughlin Campanile top, indicating substantial land movement. Nevada produced about 500000 tons of hay that year.
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Hutton
State College
Brookings
South Dakota
College Agronomy Department
Coughlin
Rowdiness Lands Two Ft Thompson Indians in Jail
Highmore South Dakota report says Reuben Skunk and Gregory Skunk, Indian boys living near Ft Thompson, caused disturbance on Saturday. Gregory appeared before Judge Whitcher on Monday and was fined thirty days in jail and a $100 fine. Reuben received a ten dollar penalty. Their mother, ill for some time, died Sunday and the boys were allowed to attend the funeral.
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Highmore
Reubén Skunk
Gregory’ Skunk
Ft. Thompson
Jdge Whitcher
Gregory
Reuben
Hyde Judge to Attend Council Meeting in Pierre
County Judge J L Whitcher of Hyde County is named to represent county judges on a new Judicial Council of the State Bar. The council, to be formed in Pierre on December 11, aims to simplify and standardize court procedure across the state. Whitcher, serving his second Hyde County term, edits the County Judge Bulletin and supports the movement with other state officials.
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van Buren Perry
Aberdeen
Whitcher
Forestburg Boy Celebrates Eleventh Birthday Party
Forestburg reports Charles Briggs marked his eleventh birthday on November 10 by inviting 35 friends after school for games and supper at home. Weather allowed outdoor fun. cake decor brightened tables as gifts from classmates arrived. mother Mrs Noahr and aunt Mrs Judy aided in serving.
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Forestburg
Charles Briggs
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