Predators rise as upland game favoring years marked
South Dakota Game and Fish Commission reports show predator bounty increases in counties with high pheasant and partridge counts. In one season 9,813 coyotes were paid bounties, 300 more than the prior summer, with additional traps paid by the federal service. The report notes predators thriving where upland game birds thrive and includes field anecdotes on large pheasants, velvet antlers, and wildlife seesaw effects across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Game and Fish Commission
Department
Tlap
Bountita
Con Fish and Wildlife Service
Carl Berry
Pierre Locker
Prometor
PJ Doyle
Berry
George C. Alven
Bionx Falls
Willow Dele
Freuk Deex
Ilsin
Dave Harris
Deadwook
Associated Press News
Fran Waugh
Associated Press Wire
Hargis
California
Crooks Tower
Black Hills
Bead
Dearfield
Union City
Ind
Jamesiver
Mitchel
Canning
Ernest Keener
Birds vanish at Shermer Park zoo poultry section
Sioux Falls police investigate a string of bird thefts at Shermer Park zoo poultry section. Thirteen birds, including mallards and a Chinese goose valued at $10, were stolen over two weeks. Wildlife officers note clipped wings impeded flight. A separate coyote hunt yields two felled coyotes and a shotgun mischief tale. Postmaster forwards note to Pierre conservation department.
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Luther M. Miller
Onida
Ray Kauffenberg
Sioux Falls
Platte
Ken Dennis
Dale Cramer
Game and Fish Department
Department of Conservation
Pierre
S. D
HSM and
GAM
Rural Teachers Meet At Miller December 6
A rural teachers meeting will be held at the Miller courthouse on December 6 starting at 9:00 a.m. Mrs. Leroy Hartwick of Rowena, Deciner, Loftus Ward, and Huron College instructor Myrtle Punchocar are on the program. Hand County health nurse Vusie, and the St. Lawrence school band under Durward Sobeck will provide music.
Junior Play Cast Set for Aunt Cindy Cleans Up
Iree Heights reports the junior play cast for Aunt Cindy Cleans Up with Leone Voelker Howard Peterka Charlotte Nicholas Phyllis Arbogast Pegsy Leach Donald Suhr Mary Hickcox Gertrude Rieman James Scott Melda Beck and Raymond Voeller listed. Masses resume Monday after Thanksgiving recess as noted. Educational Meeting at De Smet draws 300 attendees with state official Robert Falk and local educators J E Martin and Mrs LeRoy Hartwick among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iree Heights
Aunt Cindy
Leone Voelker
Howard Peterka
Charlotte Nicholas
Phyllis Arbogast
Pegsy Leach
Donald Suhr
Mary Hickcox
Gertrude Rieman
James Scott
Melda Beck
Raymond Voeller
DE Smet
Robert Falk
State Department of Public Instruction
J. E. Martin
Brookings
LeRoy Hartwick
Rowena
Onida High School Pupils Stage Afternoon Play
Onida High School students from grades six and seven presented a school play on Wednesday afternoon under the direction of Miss Delen Ackley. Mothers and pre school youngsters attended as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onida Onida
Onida High School
Mothera
Wiz
Delen Ackley
Mrs Seetey Elected Top Head At Wolsey OES
Mrs Ada Seeleya was elected vice matron of Crown Chapter Norahs OHS at a meeting held in the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening. Louis Markell was named worthy patron with other officers including Associate Fries. Installation planned for December. Following the meeting members were entertained at the Gordon home by outgoing matron Mrs Kuphi oy rand FO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Ada Seeleya
Norras
Ohs
Masonic Temple
Louis
Markell
Friese
Gordon Home
Neighborhood News items from South Dakota towns
A digest of local notices from Blunt Onida Erwin Wolsey Cavour and surrounding areas. It reports Thanksgiving visits by Mae Pike and family to Elder and Lind households, relatives in Otis Cole, travel of Y J Lackey and Jack Lackey to Kansas City to visit a ill mother, Blunt school holiday closure, silver wedding anniversary for Kim and Ed Marsh, Richard Howard business trip to Huron, Lee Trude and Clarence Caley weekend in Onida, WPA job detail and local store expansion of Toney Lamb, quiet marriage of Richard Stanley and Jean Bisnese in Snow Falls, family gatherings for Gerhart Erion’s return from Fort Sullivans, and several visits among Devore Cheney Pat and F. Thompson families.
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Blunt
Kim
Ed Marsh
Richard “Howard
Huron
Onida
Lee Trude
Watertown
Trude
Clarence Caley
Lee Rapanne
Taxation ‘Department of
Sully County
WPA
Glenn Smith
Toney Lamb
Lamb
Jance
Toney
Wolsey
Walt Erion
Gerhart
Ft. Suelling
Devore
Cheney
Sit Cloud
Minn
Pat Cheney
F. Thompson
Canada
Joe McFadden
Couple Observes Golden Anniversary At Home In De Smet
iColden Armstrong and his wife celebrated their golden wedding with an open house last Wednesday in De Smet. Married near De Smet in November 1991, the Armstrongs are pioneers here. they spent five years on a Wasta homestead. He served five years as courthouse janitor and helped develop the Kingsbury County courthouse grounds. Relatives from Arlington and Alcester attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smet
Jane
Armstrong
de Smet
Mir
Tair
Wasta
Kingsbury County
Rode Jack
Arlington
Ed Finney
Alcester
Slewlyweds Honored At Home In Lake Preston
Lake Preston Nov 29 Special A reception was held last Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs P Laurson and Lieut Frank Larue recently married Lieut Tatson in charge of a company at Alexander Va and was married at Freeport on a ten day furlough Evelyn Spicer Miller is the bride The couple will spend the remainder of their furlough at the groom s parents home Lieut Tarso a graduate civil engineer from State College and his wife a former State College student
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
P. Laurson
Frank
Larue
Tatson
Alexander
Freeport
Highrite
Evelyn Spicer
Miler
Lieut
Tarso
Ate College
State College
NYA Classes To Be Held At Redfield Redfield
NYA announces opening of 24 week evening classes for youths aged 18 to 25 in Redfield South Dakota. Supt R W Gibson and NYA officer Roland McCurdy oversee the program designed for northeastern South Dakota. No tuition or costs to the Redfield school district. Classes begin today Thursday and meet on Thursday evenings starting Dec 2. Instructors are Miss Ella Seyer and Miss Gladys Lees from the local faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R W. Gibson
Roland ‘McCurdy
NYA
South Dakota
Reds
Ella Seyer
Gladys Lees
Thanksgiving Tales From Town and Nearby
Names and places from a midwest community's Thanksgiving notes. Families visit in Hu ten Wessington Manchester and Bancroft share greetings and travels. Local relatives and friends gather for feasts charivarires and prayers as Mrs Brinkley and Mr Poage depart for Torrington.
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Manchester
Ernest’ ‘Fagrelius
Pagey
Neil
Chicago
A. E. Rogers
Fagreline
Rogers
Ed Brinkley
Belle Plaine
Dwight’ Poage
Andrew “Anderson
Torrington
Wye
Art Exhibition Near Cresbard Showcases Private Collections
A series of gatherings in Cresbard area celebrated the arts with private collections from Mrs. A. B. Clifford and Mrs. Perry Clifford. Displays included Huron River Scene The Knoll The Pool and early American articles dating to 1795. Guests from Faulkton Miranda and Huron attended with refreshments overseen by Mrs. F. E. Nestor Norbeck and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falleton
A. B. Clifford
Perry Clifford
Cresbart
BB. Berry
Huron
Paris
France
FE. I. ‘Nestor
Norbeck
Norma Fey
Rockham
Frank Fillbach
Wecota
Fay
Adams
Officers Named By St. Lawrence PTA Study Club
A St. Lawrence PTA study club meeting named Durwood Sobek chairman and J LeMolin program chairman. The group will meet again December 3 at Mrs. Walter Brons's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence Club
ST. Lawrence
Specia
PTA Study Club
Gordon Magness
PTA
Durwood Sobek
J. LeMolin
Walter Brons
St Lawrence Declam Students Earn District Honors
In district No. 28 contest held at Highmore St Lawrence High School declamation contestants were runners-up for trophies. LaVelle Blanchard earned a superior rating in dramatic division with Riders to the Sea and will advance to the Division’s contest next week. Noel Kelly and Virgina Stymist received excellent ratings in humor and poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Dawrance
Nav. Gy
St. Lawrence High School
Vhe
Highmore
Manchester Club Meets Manchester in Town Hall
The Manchester Community Club met in the town hall last Tuesday evening with Oliver Brown presiding. A brief business session discussed the Christmas program, followed by cards and visiting. Community singing was led by President Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Club
Manchester
Town Hall
Oliver Brown
Brown
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Joe
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Wessington
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Orient
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Thaden
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Fickman
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