Bijou Reopens Friday With New Sound System
The Bijou theater reopens Friday at 2 PM with new sound equipment. Four shows daily announced by Byron McElligatt include two matinees and two night performances. The opening feature Road to Paradise stars Loretta Young and Jack Mulhall, with F Hugh Merbert as the story writer. Women in the first box will receive flowers.
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Bijou
First National
Vitaphone
Loretta Young
Jack Mulhall
F. Hugh Merbert
Byron McElligatt
Publix
Prairie Dog Poison Availability Leads Beadle County Campaign
County agents announce limited poisoned oats for prairie dog extermination sold at 15 cents per quart. Beadle County residents can obtain the grain through the revolving fund, with emphasis on a county-wide effort to eradicate the pest and prevent partial efforts from stalling progress.
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Louis Know
Mitchell
Reg Cave
Beadle County
Cave
Arrests by Roberts Officers Reported in Sisseton
County officers made several arrests in the past week in Sisseton. Ulysses Johnson, an Indian, was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail for stealing a horse harness and selling it for 200 dollars. Ironhart was arrested for grand larceny and bound over to the next circuit court term. Ulysses Redowl charged with driving while intoxicated received a sentence of 11 months and three weeks in the sub-jail. Wilmot’s Wr. Banonse and Day county’s Wr. Banonse faced charges with varying sentences for liquor-related offenses.
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Roberts
Sisseton
Ulysses Johnson
Cuffe
J Johnson
Prindiville
Ironhart
Tourt
Rt Sweet
Alfred Burke
Ulysses
Redowl
Babcock
Horr
Wilmot
Banonse
Day County
Babrock
Patrick Sheahan Fined for Possessing Liquor
Watertown report Patrick Sheahan 14 was fined 200 dollars and costs by Judge Lloyd B. Peterson after pleading guilty to transporting intoxicating liquor. He was arrested September 14 for allegedly carrying a bottle from his rooms to the street and paid the fine immediately.
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Ian
Watertown
Patrick Sheahan
Lloyd B. Peterson
Sheehan
Watertown Woman Recovering After Ribs Broken in Crash
Mrs C F Roemer of Watertown is back home after an auto crash near Brookings left her with broken ribs and injuries while she rode in the back seat with two women en route to a missionary meeting in Fairmont. The other two passengers were uninjured.
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Watertown
C.F Roemer
Aberdeen
Brookings
Articles of Incorporation for Roscoe European Hospital
Articles filed in Pierre on Oct 2 by N Mininberg and Ella Mininberg of Eureka and Harry H Aldrich and Minda N Aldrich of Roscoe. Capital stock set at 25000 dollars.
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Pierre
Roscoe European Hospital
Roscoe
N. Mininberg
Ella Mininberg
Eureka
Harry H. Aldrich
Minda N. Aldrich
State Barbers Convene At Winner SD Association Meet
The South Dakota Master Barbers association plans its annual convention in Winner October 2 to 8. A banquet on the first evening features Governor Bulow H O Land of Colonie Judson Miller with Judge J RK Cash as toastmaster. Principal speakers on the afternoon program include Jacob G. Huber Chas. M. Dickson C A Green Judson Miller and RE O Perkins.
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South Dakota
Master Barbers Association
Bulow
H. O
Land of Colonie
Judson Miller
J. RK. Cash
Jacob G. Huber
Chas. M. Dickson
Sioux City
Iowa
C. A. Green
Mayor's Banquet at Mitchell Draws 40 Mayors
Mitchell October 4 the annual mayor s banquet during the Corn Palace was hosted by Mayor Fredericks with 40 mayors from nearby towns in attendance. The event included a dime lunch in Congregational church parlors and an afternoon show with the mayor and wives as guests. Governor Bulow attended as a special guest at the luncheon and introduced other local officials. The banquet marks the growing success of a regular Corn Palace feature.
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Mitchell
Fredericks of
Bulow
Chamber of Commerce
Hill Named Faulkton County Extension Agent
Faulkton October 2 Special V B Hill appointed successor to Leo K Massing county extension agent for Faulk county. Hill, formerly a state agent, served in Vermillion and Missouri, comes well recommended and will start duties November 1, 1950.
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J. B. Hill
Messing
Faulkton
V. B. Hill
Leo. K. Massing
Faulk County
Farm Bureau Board
Mc Hill
Vermillion
Clay County
Missouri
Mr. Hill
Zander Gump Wedding staged at Wolsey Opera House
The Zander Gump Wedding was presented Tuesday evening at the Wolsey Opera House to a full house. Mrs. F. W. Wardman directed the play staged by the Ladies Aid Society. Net proceeds exceeded $250.00. The cast consisted of Wolsey men and boys.
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Wolsey Wolsey
Opera House
Ladies Aid So- Cem
F. W. Wardman
Olsey
Hotel At Custer Is Under New Ownership
CUSTER Oct. 2 A desk has been made whereby Mr. and Mrs A J Fox became the owners on October 1 of the La Roy rooming house on Main street owned and operated by Mr and Mrs George Moore. The building has 20 sleeping rooms all steam heated. Mrs Max plans improvements including private baths lavatories in each room and a wash room in the basement later. A larger chimney is being built to improve heating. Mr Moore will leave for Buffalo Wyo where he will operate a Alling station.
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Custer
A. J. Fox
la Roy
Main Street
George Moore
Max
Bir
Moore
Buffalo
Wyo
Walter Dietrich Sentenced to Eighteen Years in State Penitentiary
Walter Dietrich, third and last member of the Harrisburg bane bandit gang, was sentenced to 18 years in the state penitentiary by Circuit Judge Ray E B Dougerty. He was arrested at Little Falls, Minnesota, and brought to Canton after waiving preliminary hearing. Earl Joe Davis and Leslie Charter, the other Harrisburg robbers, receive 20 and 13 year terms.
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Walter Dietrich
Falls
Walter
Ray EB. Dougerty
Little Falls
Mine
Canton
Earl Joe) Davis
Leslie Charter
Harrisburg
Madison P T A Seeks School Band Support
Madison Oct 2 Roy Holbert outlined need for a school band at the Campus Parent Teachers Association meeting. Teachers and parents favored forming a musical group and a social hour followed the business session. Vilas Reappointed to State Board of Pharmacy
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Madison
Huron Women to Attend North Central Electric Meeting
Three Huron women from the Northwestern Public Service Company join delegates for the North Central Electric association annual meeting in Minneapolis. Vera Bauman will chair the session and tour Northwestern properties in North Dakota South Dakota and Nebraska with Sophia Malicki of Chicago.
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Huron
Electric
Northwestern “Public Service Company
North Central Electric Association
Minneapolis
Vera Bauman
T. J. Parker
Association
Clothilda Boyle
Doris Burger
Miss Bauman
Sophia Malicki
Chicago
National Electric Association
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Bismarck
Yankton, Mitchell and
Couple Escape After Mutamobile Flips Three Times
Mitchell Oct 2 Mr and Mrs Fred C Croft of Chamberlain escaped with minor injuries when their mutamobile overturned three times near Mitchell The craft was thrown high into the air nearly hitting a telephone wire before landing right side up Mrs Croft suffered deep cuts and painful bruises while Mr Croft was uninjured Croft edits the Chamberlain Democrat and was returning from Sioux Falls after attending a funeral.
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Mitchell
Fred C. Croft
Chamberlain
Croft
Chamberlain Democrat
Sioux Falls
Springfield births set male-dominated trend at local hospital
Springfield records show a surge of baby boys with over 15 births last year and three boys born in the past week. The trend suggests future local teams may have ample male athletes for various competitions.
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Springfield
Yankton Voters To Decide On Third Street Lighting
In Yankton on October 2 the council discussed an appropriations ordinance and two amendments about a $21,000 surplus. A proposal to spend $20,000 on a white way lighting system for Third Street was put to a public vote, with the finance and revenue department to handle bond retirement.
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Yankton
Third Street
Finance and Revenue Department
Edgemont Stock Yards Ship 14 Carloads of Livestock
Oct. 2 at Edgemont stock yards Jess Bonar shipped 12 carloads of sheep and 2 carloads of cattle to Omaha markets.
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Catile Edgemont
Edgemont Stock Yards
Jess Bonar
Omaha
Madison Starts Lake Park Hotel Remodeling
Madison on October 2 reports the Mark Construction Company of Brookings began remodeling the Lake Park Hotel. The project renovates the existing structure from basement upward with a new wing planned for spring, aiming to rival the state's best hostels.
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Madison Madison
Lake Park
Mark Construction Company
Brookings
Madison
Lead Public Schools Engineer Burned in Kitchen Fire
James Kay Sr veteran lead public schools building engineer sustained severe burns to arms and legs after a kettle of oil boiled over on a gas flame in the assembly hall gym office. He removed the caldron from the building and is recovering as well as could be expected.
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James Kay
Lead Public Schools
Kay
County normal institute set for Hayti starting October 4
Hayti reports the county normal institute will convene October 4 for a two day session. Miss Ruth Baxter, county superintendent of schools, announces an institute team led by Prof. Henry Onsgaard of Northern State Teachers College.
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Hayti
County Normal Institute
Ruth Baxter
Sehon
Henry Onsgaard
Taach
Program Leaders Named for Education Event
Ex's college and Miss Anna D Cordin a professor of elementary education at Iowa State Teachers college will oversee the program.
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Ex's College
Anna D. Cordin
Iowa State Teachers College
Couple receive $3000 following son’s death
Mr and Mrs G R Nelson of Charles City Iowa were awarded 3000 for their son’s death from injuries in a December 23 1928 gravel truck collision in Sioux Falls. The settlement proceeds 50 monthly payments.
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Sioux Falls
G. R.nelson
Charles City
Iowa
F. &. Perry
South Dakota
Nelson
Wagner-Erling Company
Paul Kenaston
Real Estate Transfers Furnished by Beadle County Abstract
Herty Ooperman trades part of NWI 4 20-109-63 to Beadle County for 1000 dollars. Johm Dimmeen and others sell to J H Davie in Huron for KE 25 ft Lots 6 and 7 Block 1 original plat of Huron. Mary L Kemp sells to Sumner B Harris in East Huron Pettigrew's Addition Lot 12 Block 1 for 1 dollar.
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Beadle County Abstract and Title Co
Herty Ooperman
Beadle Co
NWI-4
R Johm Dimmeen
Northward sea level rises shown by international surveys
United States Russia France England and Japan report sea level increases toward the north. Major William Bowie of the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey notes no tests south of the equator yet, but suggests possible upward movement there as well.
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Washington
United States
Russia
France
England
Japan
Saya
William Browie
Division of Geodesy
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Bowie
Organ with Radio Tubes Showcased in Darmstadt
Organist Joerg Mager unveils an instrument in Darmstadt using radio tubes to expand musical possibilities beyond traditional pipes. The project relies on public contributions from Hes- to fund the innovation.
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Darmstadt
Germany
Joerg Mager
Hes
University of Towa Reaches T2-Year Milestone
The University of Towa marks its second anniversary as officials highlight growth in enrollment programs and community outreach. The campus notes expanded research funding and new partnerships with local organizations during the milestone year.
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Donald Thomp
Hudson Hudson
Yankton Association
Merich
A. C. Warner
Register of the
Associati
M. C. Hauckex
Hudson
Gingerich
A. P. Sharpe
Vilas
Fred L. Vilas
State Board of Pharmacy
Jae Ross Alto
Bath and Hands
Eli Dealers
Jae Rose Sone
Paradise
Raymond Hatton
Patre Sound News
John McCormack
Buck Duane
Zane Grey
George O'Brien
The
Duanes
Myrna Loy
Walter McGrail
Cowboy Dan
Lloyd Hamilton
Toot Sweet
Talkartoon “Barnacle Bill
Robert Bruce
Paramount Sound News
Piu
Pars
Iian
Dart
Lstadt
Federation For
Mager
Styles
Jamas
Wilson Brothers
Wilson Brothers Haberdashery
C. F. Koepp & Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
University of
Peter Ohm & Son
Plefure
Reichmann’s
Royal Hotel
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