Armistice Plan Made by Women at Hitchcock Auxiliary
Mrs E H Riemuth was installed as president of the Hitchcock auxiliary of the American Legion during a Tuesday meeting with 26 members present. New officers included Sawtelle as vice president, Mrs Bartha treasurer, and others. Preparations for Armistice Day observances were announced with a patriotic program planned. Bath robes were sent to the Late Springs sanatorium and two new members were added, Mrs Freda Hostcher of Lincoln Neb and Mrs M N Lend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Armstrong
D. G. Shaw
Freda Hostcher
Lincoln
Neb
MN. B. Lend
Sully County Teachers Hold Institute in Onida
Special Professor EL Rouse of Chadron Nebraska Normal leads an institute for Sully county teachers in Onida. County schools are dismissed during sessions. Officials include Mrs Beryl Rogers McKlaskey Huron Superintendent E C Giffen Neetie Baft D C Mills and R rousberr. Full attendance reported.
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Sully
Onida
Osida
Out
EL. Rouse
Chadron
Neb
Normal
Sully County
Gettysburg Minister Moves to New Field in Huron Conference
Rev. J. M. Hunter, longtime pastor of Gettysburg Methodist Church, will preach his last sermon Sunday as he is reassigned to the Iroquois pastorate following the recent Huron conference. Rev. E. Tennett will succeed at Timber Lake and is due in Gettysburg next week for his first sermon on October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gweliyseuny
J.M. Hunter
Te Gettysburg Methodist Church
Hunter
Iroquois
Huron
E. Tennett
Timber Lake
Gettysburg
Preston Teacher Will Give Convention Talk
Mrs Daisy Dean Butler second grade teacher at Lake Preston school will speak at the South Dakota Educational Association annual meeting in Rapid City in November. Her talk on character building through storytelling aligns with the convention theme of character building and world peace.
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Lake Preston
Daisy Dean Butler
South Dakota Educational Association
Rapid City
But
Broadland Resident Discovers Historic Newspapers in Trunk
A Broadland resident found a trunk containing relics of early days including newspapers dated 1850. The items were collected by Jale M. Bushnell and acquired by Mr Kaump. The discovery has aroused considerable interest in local history.
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Blvadlasd
Jale M. 2
Bushnell
Kaump
Preston High Seniors Appendectomy Cases
Two members of Lake Preston high school's senior class are in hospitals recovering from operations. Verna Monroe, daughter of Mr and Mrs Aik Monroe, was taken with acute appendicitis and rushed to a local hospital where she is now under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labiy Fhbolun
ACT
Oie Eialji
Lake Preston High School
Verna Monroe
Aik. Monroe
Yolta Hospital
Bid son to undergo operation after hospital clinic visit
Wendell Bid, son of Rev and Mrs Bid, recovering from sinus trouble and chronic appendicitis, was taken to Rochester early this week for evaluation at the hospital clinic with plans for surgery following clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micely- Wendell Bid
Bid
Rochester
Pierre Melon Crop Near Par After Dry Summer
Pierre area reports melon crops near normal despite a dry season. Farmers bring truckloads of cantaloupes and watermelons to town daily for sale. Tomatoes still ripening and many flowers in bloom despite low rainfall.
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Pierre Sems
Pierre
Esmond Postmaster Resigns and Washington Move Planned
Esmond postmaster Trank J. Richards has resigned and will move his family to Washington. L. B. Brown is appointed acting postmaster for the present as the town awaits a permanent replacement.
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Esmucwss
uTh
Trank J. Richards
Esmond
Washington
L. B. Brown
Plans discussed for Missouri river water diversion near Pierre
Special report from Pierre outlines state historian Deare Robson describing a proposed Missouri river diversion. Engineers would study converting Devil's Lake North Dakota into a storage reservoir with a 200 mile canal and a 20 mile tunnel across the Missouri coteau. Further highway talks were noted at the Commercial club supper.
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Pierre
Deare Robson
Missouri River
Commercial Club
Robinson
Devil's Lake
North Dakota
Williston
Jamies River
Missouri Coteau
Potter County Agricultural Agent Resigns to Leave November First
Gettysburg Oct 11 Potter county agricultural agent Carl Entort has tendered his resignation effective November 1 after three years directing county farm activities. Entort will depart duties at end of this month.
County Agent Duties Reassigned In Fauliston
The county agent's office will shift duties to L. T. Thompson who has led 4-H club work from Fauliston. Thompson expected to manage the county ranch duties and take up the responsibility around November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollock
L. T. Thompson
Fauliston
Blunt pastor departs to assume Agar assignment
G W Bledsoe leaves the Blunt Methodist pastorate to take charge in Agar. He travels with his bride Miss Ruby Speng er of Canton. The couple were married at Huron during the Dakota conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt Pastor
Mouss
Iney
G. W. Bledsee
Methodist
Agar
Bledsoe
A Weels
Ruby Spenger
Canton
Huron
Lake Preston Pioneer Hotel Man Recovering
K Walker, once not expected to recover from illness, is now slowly regaining strength. The Lake Preston Pioneer Hotel manager is the father of children who have returned to their homes in Lake Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Pioneer Hotel
Man
Gel
K. Walker
Walker
Unclear Historic Inventory Item List
Fragmentary record lists items including a lumber wagon with rack a 1 wagon pair bob sleds a hand corn shelter a Black Hawk manure spreader. No clear event or individuals.
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New Field
Preston
Broadland
Preston High
General Autotable Repaire
Red Crown
D. Urquhart & Sons (Incorporated
Wisconsin
Potter County
Lowry, S. D
Eest Kaerte
Herefords
Nels Peterson
Magness Bros
J. E. Myler
City of
Troquois
S. D
S. C
Ss. D
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
McCormick
Harrow
Wh & Merchants State Bank
Iroquois, S. D
Ed Stuart
Huron, S. D
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