Six Killed In Car Accidents In South Dakota
South Dakota’s August motor vehicle report lists six deaths and 154 injuries from accidents in August. Among details: 28 incidents within city limits, 58 percent due to vehicle collisions, ten involving pedestrians, 13 blamed on careless or reckless driving, speeding linked to ten cases, and three to intoxicated drivers. Defective lights brakes and steering caused twenty accidents, with six tire blowouts noted.
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Pierre
Oct
South Dakota
State Motor Vehicle Department
Beavers Are Put To Work In Water Conservation Plan
Deadwood, Oct 12. Black Hills beavers are moved from overstocked streams to places without beaver in a program by the Plan of the Fish and Game Department to conserve water for fish reservoirs, stock, and fire protection. About five beavers have been trapped by W. B. Eley and H. J. Axland and relocated with care by Verne L. Burrington and forest rangers to secure new habitats and build dams that store water.
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Deadwood
Black Hills
South Dakota
Fsh
Game Department
W. B. Eley
H. J. Axland
Verne L. Burrington
Burrington
Iron Creek
Nemo
M. BR Hickle
Forest Service
Ister
Cold Creek
Hardy
Whitewood
Wew Bank to Open in Tyndall November First
A new Security State Bank will open in Tyndall on November 1 with W Z Sharp of Stone Pals as president. O Vi Meyhaus F B Hollister of Sioux Falls Anton Chastka F M Scoble and M F Schmitt of Tyndall named as organizers. B A Lair of Fedora chosen cashier. bank building to be redecorated in a house location.
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Wew Bank
Tyndall Tyndall
Security State Bank
W. Z. Sharp
Stone Pals
O. Vi Meyhaus
F. B. Hollister
Sioux Falls
Kennebec Plans Artificial Lake North of City
Oct 12 Kennebec residents were told state game and fish surveyors will map an artificial lake north of the city. Funds from the Reconstruction Finance Corp will back the dam to form a large lake. Construction is expected soon and the lake will become a summer resort for Lynias county residents.
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Kennebec
State Game and Fish Department
Reconstruction Finance” Corporation
Lynias County
Students At State Take Ballroom Dancing Lessons
Brookings October 12 Mis Nell Kendall physical education instructor for women introduces ballroom dancing classes at State college. Classes are held each Monday and Wednesday from 7 to 8 o clock with early admission limited to students having 16 practice. After three weeks instruction will open to all. Miss Iva Shel p of Brookings assists Kendall.
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Brookings
State College
Nell Kendall
Iva ‘Shelp
Ness Kendall
Vera Nyrop To Rule At Homecoming Fete
Miss Vera Nyrop of Neligh Nebraska will reign over Yankton college Fifteenth Annual Pioneer Day homecoming festivities. She won a campus election over ten candidates, with Alys Lindahl runner up from Tilden Nebraska and residents of Neligh nearby. Nyrop is active in Aristonian society and holds multiple campus leadership roles. Her attendants include Alys Lindahl Ruth Larrabee Irene Furtong Margaret Frisbie Sigxi Ringer.
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Xankton
Opecau
Yankton College
Pioneer
Vera Nyrop
Neligh
Neb
Nyrop
Alys Lindahl
Tiden
Miss Pioneer
Miss Nyrop
Aristonian Society
House Council
Gules
Girl Glee Club
Theta Alpha Phi
National Dramatic Fraternity
Aiys Lindahl
Tilden
Ruth Larrabee
Yankton
Irene
Furtong
Presho
Margeret Frisbie
Elgin
Sigxi Ringer
Norfolk
Nets
Morin
Gross
Yaniston
Cossack Chorus To Sing At State College Concert
Brookings October 12 The Russian Cossack chorus will open the State college concert series on October 14 under Sergei Sokoloff. The program includes popular and classical selections, folk songs, serenade, folklore, prayers and military chants, performed in traditional native garb.
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State Brookings
State College
Segei Sokoloff
Fisher Attacks Plan to Halt South Dakota Highway Work
Mitchell secretary-manager W D Fisher of the Custer Battlefield highway association denounces the state chamber of commerce proposal to stop highway construction as foolish. He argues for expanded road building to create jobs and attract tourists, noting current gravel maintenance costs and gas tax issues burden motorists and farmers. He warns of a mobilized campaign to fight any halt and cites Nebraska tourism gains as evidence of needed expansion.
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Custer Battlefield Highway Association
Highway Association
South Dakota
Othe State
Buffalo County E A Chooses New Officers
Buffalo County Education Association elected officers at its first meeting of the year Elva Krog president BE G Grime vice president Jessie Gates secretary Mery Wilson treasurer The group plans a May festival and school exhibit An invitation was accepted to hold the annual field day at Ft Thompson Several members will enroll in a 4 hour extension course to renew teaching certificates
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Buffalo County
E. A
Gann Valley
Buffalo County Education, Association
Elva ‘Krog
BE. G. Grime
Jessie Gates
Mery Wilson
Ft Thompson
Philharmonic Group Rehearsals Start in Mitchell
Philharmonic orchestra rehearsals resumed under Ramon G. Douse of the Dakota Wesleyan School of Music. Musicians from the city and university compose the group as they prepare numbers for a December concert. In Alpena, Rev. J Washburn attended Jer auld county Sunday school convention and gave a temperance lecture, noted for his systematic handling of prohibition questions.
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Philharmonic
Mitchell
Philharmonic Orchestra
Ramon G. Douse
Dakota ‘Wesleyan School of Music
Corcert
Alpena
Specia
J. Bi 'Washburn
Jerauld County
Templeton Church
J Washburn
Yale Farm Auction Sells Livestock and Equipment
At Yale Ort theTow egt prices record high as livestock and machinery sold at a farm auction. R Hawder farm, three quarters mile south of Yale, saw horses average a dollar per head with one at 75 cents, cows from two to seven dollars, a wagon box and running gear selling, a 40 foot drag, and a tractor bringing 77.00 the highest price.
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YALE
the. R. Hawder
Mrs Boyd Hosts Carpenter Club Meeting at Baylin Home
Mrs Boyd presided at the Carpenter Sindy club gathering held at Mrs Arthur Baylin's Carpenter home. Mrs Norval Luke presented on Seventeen Days with a Chinese Bandit, Earl Arne read, Miss Helen Batten reviewed northern China and Korea. Mrs Ward and Mrs Andrews sang duets as Mrs Boyd, the hostess, served refreshments assisted by Aline Boyd.
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Boyd
Carpenter Club
Carpenter
Arthur Bayilin
Tom Crouse
Norval Luke
Dfirs
Earl Arne
Helen Batten
China
Korea
Ward
Taming of the Shrew Chosen for Wesleyan Play
Dakota Wesleyan University selects Taming of the Shrew as this season's all college play. The production runs November 11 and 12 at the Little Theatre on campus. Peggy Van Camp and Delbert Hager of Mitchell win leading roles after tryouts reveal latent talent in the freshman class.
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Wesleyan
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Little Theatre
Eshmar
Peggy van Camp
Delbert Hager
New Bride Shower Held at Carpenter Home
A large crowd attended a miscellaneous shower at the Weeks home in Carpenter in honor of Mrs. Irvin Bottger, the recent bride. The couple will reside on the Shedd farm after returning from a honeymoon through Minnesota.
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Carpenter Carpenter
St. Weeks Home
Irvin Bottger
Mrs. Bottger
Shedd
Minnesota
Carpenter family to move to Minnesota farm soon
Carpenter, Oct. 12 Special, reports Mr. and Mrs. Lelong Beavers and son plan to move from Pequot and Pine River Minnesota after renting a farm there. They visited Irwitt Bush, Henry LeClair, and James Bristol, former Carpenter residents, during the Minnesota trip.
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Carpenter
Jad
Lelong Beavers
Pequot
Pine
River
Minn
Minnesota
Brr
Irwitt Bush
Henry LeClair
James Bristol
Mr. Beaver
Gann Valley Scouts Complete 14 Mile Overnight Hike
In Gann Valley on October 12 special report notes Boy Scout troop No. 39 undertook an overnight hike to Crow Creek Indian reservation. Scouts Walter Flyte Lawrence Abernathy Floyd Henrichsen Milam Abernathy finished the 14 mile trek, a first class requirement, with others Glenn Reelman Mel Jay Watheway and Lorane Cadwell also completing the hike under leaders J.D. Hall and Burt Wooledge.
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Gann Valley
Crow Creek Indian Reservation
Walter Flyte
Lawrence Abernathy
Floyd Henrichsen
Milam Abernathy
Glenn Reelman
Mel Jay Watheway
Lorane Cadwell
J.D. Hall
Burt Wooledge
Rapid City Meeting to Discuss South Dakota School Finances
PEERRE Oct 12 21 The Snandx conditions of South Dakota schools will be discussed at a teachers meeting in Rapid City on Nov 20 announced by State Superintendent B C Giffen. Speakers include Supt John Lindsey Mitchell B W Baer and R W Kraushaar. Topic transportation and high school tuition.
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Peerre
South Dakota
Rapid City
B.C. Giffen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Phi Delta Kappa
National
School Masters Club
Ure Hietsiy Silek Club
Ce, Haskins
John Lindsey
Mitchell
B. W. Baer
State
R. W. Kraushaar
Giffen
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