Lutherans Of S. D. Plan Organization
Nearly 250 pastors and lay delegates from eight corners of the two Dakotas gather in Aberdeen on October 9 to organize a Dakota district of the American Lutheran Church. Key leaders include Rev. Harold C. Botzker and Rev. C. Hein, with attendance by Rev. Lam bertus and Rev. Landgrebe. The merger at Toledo created the new church with headquarters in Chicago, and the Aberdeen convention will set officers and committees for immediate district functioning.
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Toledo
Ohio
Middle-West
Ohis
Jaws
Buffalo
American Lutheran Church
Chicago
Aberdeen
Dakota
Nance
Mission
Geo
Landgrebe
Elgi North Dakota
Worth da
Old Town Synod
Poultry totals rise in South Dakota state figures
South Dakota reports 7,023,160 poultry heads in 1920, up from 5,909,532 in 1928 and 9 33,828 from 1919. Chicken production reaches 623,887, turkeys number 125,447, and other poultry totals 173,086, with increases over prior years.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Frank D. Kriehs
Secretary of Agriculture
Nr. Kriebs
Madison Lutheran Officers Reelected
At the Madison Lutheran church meeting all officers were reelected for the coming year. Dr. S. C. Eastvold of Madison was named president, Rev. K. B. Waalker of Colton as vice-president, and Rev. A. J. Bringle of Dell Rapids as secretary treasurer. Lunch followed served by the ladies aid society.
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Madison Lutheran
Madison
Get
Madison Breau
S. C. Eastvold
K. B. Waaler
Colton
A. J. Bringle
Dell Rapids
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mobridge Corn Show and Bargain Festival Scheduled
Mobridge outlines plans for the Northern Corn show and Bargain festival to take place Thursday through Saturday this week. Committees completed arrangements and local business leaders provided strong support to ensure a successful event.
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Mobridge
Strike Addresses Mobridge Meeting
Strike of Huron spoke at a Mobridge Northern Power and Light company meeting held at the local office. Guests from nearby towns attended along with Miss Alice Hetzel home economist Glenn Hamilt on salesman C C Prinsen Mobridge Penney store manager and W C Reukau from the local office.
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Mobridge
C. J. Strike of
Huron
Northern Power and Light Company
Alice Hetzel
Glenn Hamilten
C. C Prinsen
Mobridge Penney
W. C. Reukau
Madison Waltons Meet Tonight At Izaak Walton League
Madison Oct 6 Tonight the Izaak Walton league chapter will meet in regular session. President Mark Hallenbeck says three speakers are on the program. A business meeting will tidy up affairs and a smoker will follow. Swiss aid Italian culture Basel report notes Swiss Parliament considers a large grant to Tessim Canton for promoting Italian culture as Italy’s bid for influence in the Republic.
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Madison Waltons
Madison
Focal Izaak Walton League
Mark Hallenbeck
Basel
Tessim
Bidfer Po
Republic
Maly
State Game Law Protects Cranes Says Johnson
Pierre Oct. 6 The crane though not listed as game to hunt is protected by both state and federal rules by omission from huntable birds. H Johnson director of the state game and fish commission notes cranes are not waterfowl and may be treated as upland wading birds. He cites water scarcity in Canada as a possible reason for their abundance in South Dakota this fall.
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Johnson
South Dakota
Canada
Madison Readies Eastern Day Celebration 49th Founding
Madison plans a campus football game with Augustana on October 18 to honor the 49th anniversary of Eastern State Teachers College. Vilhjalmur Stefansson will lecture October 17 at Madison High School and October 18 in the auditorium for attendees and alumni, with a children’s talk the morning of October 18. The celebration includes a bonfire, Homecoming parade, and open house at East Hall, plus events by elementary and high schools and a royal welcome for alumni.
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Madison
Eastern State Teachers College
L.N. Pease
Eastern
Augustana College
Vilhjalmur Steffansson
At & O
Stefansson
Colege
East Hall
O'Cloile
Elamentary Schools
Mise Wilna Garrett
Eastern High School
Pease
Mr. Pease
W. A Lowry
Karl E. Mund
Leis M. Drake
Ethel Crooks
Wessington Lions to Meet with Huron Club
Wessington Lions plan a joint noonday luncheon with the Huron club after a special Links gathering. The group also designates Wessington as the pheasant hunting center for the area and will invite local hunters to make the city their headquarters this season.
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Wessington Lions
Huron Club
Wessington
Links Club
Huron
Weesington
Remedy claims digestion aid for gas and indigestion
A quoted testimonial from Nora Jones touts Adlerika as a remedy that acts on both upper and lower bowel to remove old poisons causing gas and indigestion. The ad invites readers to send name and address with a stamp for a free sample from Adlerika, Dept. E, St. Paul, Minnesota.
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Nora Jones
Longstain “Drug ‘Co
Dept. E
St. Paul
Minn
Wessington Springs Plans for Homecoming Day
Elaborate plans for Wessington Springs high school's homecoming Friday include a bonfire Thursday, a 10:30 a.m. parade, free noon dinner, and a post luncheon concert leading to the Welington Springs versus Woonsocket football game. The evening program features coronation of King Robert Buck and Queen Eva LeValley, a band concert, plays, and various pageants with alumni and local groups participating. Several local businesses announce 2:30 to 4 p.m. closures for the game.
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Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs High School
Fire Hall
Welsington Springs
Woonsocket
Huron American Legion Amilliary
Robert Buck
Eva LeValley
Student Association
George Hatch
King Robert Buch
Eva LeVeauex Birdnour
Robert Gotwall
Heralds
Roger Durham
Jamie Raebel
Eugene Habicht
Raymond Schmicrer
Wallace Churchill
Robert DeLay Pages
Wyman Whitney
Robert Gibson
Harriet Whitney
Barbara Jane Carson
Wilbur Schmierer
Rolland
Eastern Stars Convene Session in Pierre This Week
Pierre hosts the forty second grand chapter session of the Order of the Eastern Star with 800 to 1000 delegates. The three day event runs Wednesday to Friday with a state capitol reception Tuesday evening, Masonic temple headquarters, and ritual work plus social events. Honor guests include Mrs Mary Noyes Parr of Pierre marking 25 years of lodge service, Dr George Pettigrew, Carl Kubler, Mrs Lucille Poznassky, and Herbert Holdridge among officers and attendees.
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Masonic Temple
Rim
Mary Noyes Parr
Pierre
George A. Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
Carl A. Kubler
Deadwood
Lodge
Lucille Poznassky
Sturgis
Herbert H. Holdridge
Madison
Clark Man Opens Store At Yankton
R W Kelner formerly of Clark plans a new jewelry shop in Yankton to open soon. His son, studying at Elgin school of watch repairing in Elgin DL, will assist in forming the business.
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Yankton, Vew
Yankton
R. W. Kelner
Clark
Kelner
Elgin School of Watch Repairing
Elgin
Graves Unearthed by Road Work in Sweet Township
MEMO reports on October 6 as road graders in Sweet township uncover two graves left from an earlier period. Workers alerted authorities and efforts to identify the interments continued.
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Memo
Sweet Township
Cemetery relocation by trustees preserves one coffin
Township trustees hired R. Aisenbrey to move graves from an old cemetery site about 50 to 60 years ago to the present cemetery. The identities of the occupants are unknown. One body, a man, lay in a homemade coffin in perfect preservation. The child’s coffin decayed.
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R. Aisenbrey
French Club Elects Officers at Eastern State
Le Cercle Francais at Eastern State Teachers College elected officers for 1930-31 on September 22. Alice Fischer was named president, Harriet Kelley vice-president, and Jean Bixler secretary treasurer, all residents of Madison. Mrs. Mary E. Mundt, French instructor, serves as faculty adviser. The group plans monthly meetings with French games songs and conversation, plus possible one-act plays.
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Eastern
Madison
le Cercle
Eastern State Teachers College
Alice Fischer
Harriet Kelley
Jean Bixler
Mary E. Mundt
Sheep Move to Pastures in River Jordan Themed Scene
Thousands of sheep are being moved into meadows around Newell Nisland Fruitdale and Vale to be fed over winter. The Belle Fourche River pastures along the project area are described as resembling the River Jordan in a biblical scene.
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Newell
Nisland
Fruitdale
Vale
Belle Fourche
Holy Land
Jordan
Howard and Howard Acquire Long Hardware Property
In Oelrichs this fall Howard and Howard, now occupying the Joe Thomas building, completed a deal to own the Long Hardware property. They plan to remodel the store and relocate their merchandise stock and restaurant, aiming to be ready for business at the new location by November 1.
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Crance
Oelrichs
Oct
Howard
Joe Thomas
Long Hardware
Alpha Gamma chapter considers Sigma Tau Delta candidates
Madison, Oct. Candidates for Sigma Tau Delta membership at Alpha Gamma chapter of Eastern State Teachers College were asked to submit original creative writing. Active members must be English majors in sophomore to senior years with high scholastic ratings and publication 1000 words for sophomores or 3000 for seniors. sophomores cannot vote or wear the badge. Associate membership available if scholastic and publication requirements are met. Alpha Gamma, installed April 12, 1929, is among the youngest chapters.
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Madison
Sigma Tau Delta
Alpha Gamma Chapter
Eastern State Teachers College
Bei
University of South Dakota presents top artists in four concert series
The university announces an artist course lineup with four concerts by the Tollefsen Trio, Ernest Davis, Louise Essex, and Tomford Harris. The schedule opens October 20 and continues January 20, February 2, and March 13, featuring renowned chamber music and vocal performances broadcast for the season.
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Tollefson
University of South Dakota
W. R. Colton
College of Music
Tollefsen
Er Mest Davis
Louise Esgex
Tomford Morris
Carl Tollefsen
Robert Thrane
Augusta Tollefsen
Victor Phonograph Company
Ccritics
Ernest Davis
New York Symphony Orchestra
London Symphony
Louise Essex
Julian Klengel
Pablo Casals
Europe
Tomford Harris
London
Dean Colton
Pierre DeMolay Boys Install New Officers
Pierre DeMolay Ashlar chapter in PLERRE held its regular meeting last week and installed officers for the coming year. Master counselor Wallace Baer and the listed officers were seated, including senior counselor Bob May, junior counselor Max Allen, senior deacon Don Laird, and others such as junior deacon Lloyd Johnson, senior steward Vigra Jensen, sentinel Maurice Green, chaplain William Vandercook, standard bearer Albert Jackley, almoner Beryl McGannon, preceptors Ralph Kindisy Calvin Aleman O Gray Bud
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Plerre
Ashlar
Order of de Molay
Wallace Baer
Bob May
Max Allen
Don Laird
Lloyd Johnson
Vigra Jensen
Kenneth Tweedie
Sentinel
Maurice Green
William Vandercook
Albert Jackley
Beryl McGannon
Ralph Kindisy
Calvin Aleman
O. Gray
Bud
State Conclave Plans Discussed For Summer Here
Ulrich Wesley Wilkes and Frank Petty John with scribe Fred Honey and treasurer Donald Laird discussed plans for the state conclave to be held here this coming summer. Members have started preparations to entertain the large delegation from across the state.
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Dy Ulrich
Wesley Wilkes
Frank Petty John
Charles Williamis
Fred Honey
Donald Laird
Wessington Springs College Hosts Faculty Recital
WESSINGTON SPRINGS Oct 6 Many friends of the Wessington Springs Junior College attended a community reception and faculty recital held here recently. F E N Dunham responded to the address of welcome given by the Press.
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W.S. J.C
Wessington Springs
FE N. Dunham
New Faculty Introductions Highlight Gathering
A social event gave all attendees a chance to meet the new faculty members as a musical program entertained the crowd. The gathering fostered acquaintance and community spirit among students and staff alike.
Two Cars Damaged In Collision Near Conde
Two cars were badly damaged in a near Conde collision when they met at the crest of a hill. One car driven by a Ford Motor Co. employee from St Paul and another owned by Mrs Hutchinson collided unseen until impact. Neither occupant was injured. vehicles brought to Conde for repairs.
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Conde
Oct
Ford Motor Co
St. Paul
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Lawrence Pinard
Ted Lasumners
Velma Harley
Eastern Stars
Clark Man
Fire Heart
Todat
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