One Killed In Hit-Run Accident
Watertown, Nov. 24. Robert Redlin was killed and his brother Will seriously injured when their car was brushed and rolled over by a passing vehicle that failed to stop on a hill. Roy Ward of Watertown was held by sheriff's officers based on a witnessed license number, though Ward claimed to have been in Watertown all morning. Witnesses included La Verne Peterson of Sioux Falls and others.
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Watertown
Robert Redlin
Will
Roy Ward
Ward
Laverne Peterson
Sioux Falls
Carthage couple recount hit and run near collision
Mr and Mrs C AJ Stone told investigators that a hit and run vehicle forced to cut in suddenly to avoid a head on with the Stones car coming from the opposite direction. Stones said they heard the impact as the Redlin car brushed and rolled over near the scene.
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C. AJ Stone
Carthage
Stone
Burdette Club Plans For Christmas Party
The Help One Another home extension club met at Mrs Art Yada's home in Burdette to arrange a Christmas party for the December meeting. A bread uses demonstration was given followed by a luncheon. Twelve members and one visitor attended.
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Burdette
Art Yada
Frankfort Eastern Star elects new state chapter officers
Frankfort, Nov. 2 Special Georgia Mae Luxton was chosen worthy patron of the Frankfort Chapter O E S at its regular season meeting last week Wade Underhill was elected worthy patron Other officers named include Mrs Julia Gelhaus associate matron Henry Gelhaus associate patron Myrtle Torkelson secretary Ella Hilkemeier treasurer Lilah Hilkemeier conductress and Ben Leonard associate conductress Installation of the new officers will take place at the December meeting
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Frankfort
Eastern Star
Georgia
Mae Luxton
Wade Underhill
Julia Gelhaus
Henry Gelhaus
Myrtle Torkelson
Ella Hilkemeier
Lilah Hilkemeier
Ben Leonard
Condemnation Cases Closed By Court
Federal officials filed orders closing two land condemnation cases for federal projects in South Dakota. One covered 162 acres in Washington County for Pine Ridge Recreation with settlements at $651.40. the other 811 acres in Pennington County for Bad Lands Fall River Conservation with settlements at $1,971.20. Pleas of guilty to two counts of shipping adulterated butter were entered by a representative of Armour’s Co. with fines of $50 per count. The third count was dropped.
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Sioux Falls
Washington County
Pine Ridge
John W. Miller
Pennington County
Fall River
Bernard O'Neill
Armours’& Co
Mitchel
Highmore Club Women Study World Affairs
Highmore district notes the Highmore Women's Club planning future meetings focused on international relations. The last session featured Mrs. Millay Kiel and Miss Frances Quirk presenting on "America Contradicts Herself" from the Headline Series, with the county library program sponsored by the Farmers' Union. Mrs. John Quinn led the business portion.
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Highmore Club
Highmore
Highmore Women's Club
Millayd Kiel
Frances Quirk
America
Farmers’ Union
Jesson
John Quinn
Bazaar Success at Wheaton Missionary Bazaar
The Wheaton Missionary Society held its annual bazaar and supper last Friday evening at the parsonage, drawing good patronage. Proceeds totaled 69 dollars.
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Wheaton Missionany Society
Corn Loans To Be Made Soon In South Dakota
South Dakota farmers may receive over 2 million dollars in loans on about 4 million bushels of corn under the 1938 loan program starting after December 1. Leonard J. Parker announces district meetings the week of November 28 to explain the program to county committee men and agents. Loans vary by area, with cooperative corn producers eligible at 57 cents per bushel and noncooperators at 43 cents, moisture content adjustments apply, inspections by county offices, and samples sent to Brookings lab for grading.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Leonard J. Parker
Agricultural Conservation
Joeal Nending
Commodity Credit Corporation
Minneapolis
Veteran Iroquois Merchant Honored At Testimonial Banquet
C T Liddle, a longtime Iroquois businessman, was honored by the Iroquois Community Services Club at a testimonial banquet in Odd Fellows Hall. Liddle began his business career in 1888, later expanding into flour and feed, furniture and undertak ing, real estate, and insurance, and helped organize the Iroquois State Bank and the local creamery. He has served on the town council and school board and his career spans over 50 years in Iroquois.
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Iroquois
C. T. Liddle
Iroquois Community Services Club
Odd Fellows’ 'Hall
Liddle
CE. Greer
P. Ho Scheltz
Iroquois Community Service Club
J. F. Halladay
Perry Lawson
South Dakota
Iroquois Bank
Iroquois State Bank
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Last Rites Friday For W. B. McDonald
Funeral services for W. D. McDonald, who died Monday at his Hyde County home after a paralytic stroke, will be held Friday. The Rev. Rhoda Jane Dickinson of Sleepy Eye Minnesota will conduct. He was an early Hyde County cattle industry pioneer and prominent in business. Survived by his wife, several sons, and one daughter.
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Highmore
W. D. McDonald
Rhoda Jane Dickinson
Sleepy Eye
Minn
McDonald
Hyde County
Gas Relief Ad In Newspaper Ad
An advertisement promotes Adlerika for stomach gas pressing on the heart. It claims one dose relieves gas and cleans out both upper and lower bowels. Sherman & Moe, Druggists.
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Sherman & Moe, Druggists
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Sheele
Montgomer
Dakota
Dorothy
Mildred Peterson
Sc. Lawrence
Elaine Yada
Jimmy Mast
Miller
Biles
Betty
Carral Anderson
Floriene
Marilyn Sisson
Geraldine
Damain Roach
Avis
Maurice Olson
Lois Thomas
Helen Bushon
Eileen Lloyd
Marignna Kroning
Kenneth Seigling
Stanley Roach
S. D
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Fred Kowalke Monday
T. Liddle
W. B. McDonald
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