Social events and club notices from Colfax area
Social and club notices list meetings for Knights of Columbus Colfax Rebekah lodge and various local groups. details include times, locations and hostess names. Also reports Economy Extension demonstration, Drum Corps officers, a marriage announcement, bridge plans at the country club, and a gas price drop in Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chric
J. N. Bodine
Fourth Street
J. I. Pasek
Tad Qlinsis
Mee
K.P. Hall
Jesson Uss
Christeas
Sara Dewing
Court House
KEW
Olive Adams
Gmesx
Davidson
Maysie Buchhols
Betty Kinsman
Treassurer
Bess Snyder
Ager
Lois DeGeest
Schmitz
Anxiou
Raige Rhe
Phil
St Wessington Springs
Miss Adda Titteringtonand Grace Suaff depart for Sioux City
City Briefs note Miss Adda Titterington of the national rural communities department and Miss Grace Suaff, National Girl Reserve secretary, left for Sioux City after attending the state adult guideline conference in Pierre. Also mentioned are Hartf ord Journal publisher J. Fyncheon visiting Hartford, local business and social notes, and a planned Modern Woodmen of America meeting in Sio ux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adda Titterington
National Rural Comunities Department
Woc. A
Grace Suaff
Girl Reserve
Sioux City
Huron Lee Co
Lady & F. W. Pyncheon
Hartford Journal
Francis
Colorado Avenue
Huron College
LA Churchill
Pierre
Kiel Eros
Inc
Willadsen
State Council of
Modern Woodmen of America
Siowt Falls
Huron
Hagen
Satucaay
Sioux Falls
Hardwick
Luverne
Mins
Elva Adsit
A. K. Gardner
Omaha
Frederick Warde in Fifty Years of Make Believe at Huron
Local listing notes Frederick Warde appears in Fifty Years of Make Believe at Huron Coigee Auditorium on Tuesday October 7 at 8 p.m. Single admissions fifty cents. season tickets ten dollars. Additional town notices mention funeral travels, visits, and a rummage sale at the Parish house with residents of Huron and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Frederick Warde
Huron Coigee Auditorium
Longstaff's
Lewis Benson
Sioux Falls
M. J. Adams
George
Oakes
N. D
Pearl E. Adams
D. C. Glennon
Aberdeen
Fred Rice
This
Rice
Northwestern Public Service
D. A. Searles
Simmons
M. Murray
Rockford
Huron
S. W. Oysted
George W. Gratton
Nebraska Avenue
the Hirt
Bullingham
Wasl
W. H.yooker
Johanson, Jr
William Nisland
Marie Elise
Yankton
And
South Dakotans Named On Council
Advices from New York announce the election to the National Advisory council of the League of Nations association of Prof. Carl Christol of the University of South Dakota, J. O. Johnson of Watertown, Prof. William H. Powers of South Dakota State college, and Roy Borald of Mitchell. The announcement was made by former Attorney General George W. Wickersham, president of the association. The council includes representatives from each state and the District of Columbia, with Nicholas Murray Butler as chairman. The league promotes American cooperation with the League of Nations and U.S. entry into the World Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
League of Nations
Carl Christol
University of South Dakota
J. O. "Johnson
Watertown
William H. Powers
South Dakota State College
Roy Borald
Mitchell
Mitchel Republican
International Rotary
George W. Wickersbaum
Association
Charles F. Strong
Bar Association of the
City of New York
Irving Fisher
Yate
Edwin C. Merrill
Bank of New York and Trust Company
Charles C. Bauer
New York
Philip C. Nash
Antioch College
United States
League of Natiers
League
Revolt in Brazil Gains Likely Uprising Across States
A Montevideo dispatch cites Francisco Da Cunha claiming seven states have joined the revolt against President Washington Louis and President-elect Julio Prestes. Da Cunha reports rapid advance in Rio Grande do Sul with garrisons backing the movement, while Vargas says Parana and Santa Catarina also joined. Other reports from border towns indicate conscription of men to form an army to seize Sao Paulo, a key port and coffee center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Uruguay
Francisco Flores ‘da
Miliarea
Parana
Santa Catarina
Washington Luin
Sao Paulo
Paving To Be All South Dakota Job
A 5.58 mile stretch of concrete paving on Federal Highway No. 14 east of Huron is planned as an entirely state sponsored project. Cement will come from the South Dakota segment plant at Rapid City. Gravel is delayed in these notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Huron
Rapid City
Watertown Quarry Granite Compared To Chicago District
Crushed granite from Spencer and Dell Rapids South Dakota is used by Largon Erling of Sioux Falls. Spencer granite is praised for hardness, tested at 25 versus 49 standard, and ranks favorably with Chicago district granite. A Red Granite Wisconsin sample tested at 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Spencer
Dell Rapids
South Dakota
Largon-Erling
Sioux
Fall
Tom Spencer
Chicago
Red Granite
Wis
Water Bills Due At City Treasurer Office
Notice announces water pills due and payable at the City Treasurer's office with a 209 percent discount available until October 10. After that date the accounts become delinquent on 10 06 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
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Cuearay
Prairie Rose Ledge
Jador Temple
Methodist Church
Sabotafazee Club
Kremlin
N. E. Nelson
Frank Avenue
Ed Fuglsang
Rutil Danley
Alt. Calvary Licel Lutheran Church
Arthur Edward Kutil
Lane
Berta Ming Daniey
iTuz
Jeeekel
P. J. Hall
C. ©. Clus
Walters
C. C. Club
Mark Walters
Hestess
W. L. Matlock
Brider
Farty the Good Fellowship
Wesley Hall
Frank Kinyom
Carol Hocking
Chester Willams
Winona
Bongsten
Lois Gitjonell
Mildred Irish
McCune
Geiger Home
Praise Service Committee
Edith and
Neilie Geiger
Colfax Rebekahs
Colfax Rebekah Lodge
Regoiler
PRIC
Wits Breitschwanz
Bollis
Johanson
Marvin -Hugh'ith
Nieland
Klee
Oth
Mire
Hollig
Joe Lather
NL. Rowley
Flapper
Fanny
Jon
South
Olds
Peter Ohm & Son
Hurenm
Phoenix
Home Trade Shoe Store
KGDY
Shoppero
Gram
Charles Teicott
Keith Pot
Ket
Haxeld
Jim Vesables
Lawrence Zieske
Enn
Gerrice
Lars
Brazil
Eilers’ Furriers “Bee Incorporated
Central Dakct Largest Exclusive Furrier
Muskrat
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