Fox Farm Relocates North of Wellington Springs
The Powell silver black fox farm moved half a mile north to gain space and seclusion. Started with three pairs from Minnesota, original stock from Prince Edward Island, eight foxes raised, one pelt sold in Minnesota. Powell describes fox temperament, feeding regimens, and pen setup, noting visitors may view by appointment except December to May when pups are older but on display.
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Wellington Springs
F. E. Powell
Minnesota
Prince Edward Island
Ortonville
Minn
Powell
Seattle traveler extends stay after Black Hills visit
Eastern traveler Mrs. A. S. Johnstone of Seattle called the Black Hills a spot on the map before her arrival. Impressed by the region she increased a planned week stay to a month. She and friends were touring Rapid City when the remark was made.
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Rapid City
Black Hills
A. S. Johnstone
Seattle
Health Trip Ends As She Finds Hills Best Spot
A traveler explains stopping at the Hills during a health journey and choosing to settle there, saying the surroundings make continuing travels impossible and that the Hills are exactly right for her wellbeing.
Name Groups To Guide Bar Body
Pierre October 16 Appointment of six committees to guide activities of the newly organized State Bar of South Dakota was announced by Karl Goldsmith of Pierre secretary. More than 40 attorneys and judges are on the list of appointments made by M. A. Brown of Chamberlain state president.
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Huron
E. W. Martin
Hot Springs
H. & Hitcheock
Mitchell
George Philip
Rapid City
A. B. Fairbank
Sioux Falls
John B. Hanten
Watertown
F. D. Wicks
Scotland
U. S. G. Cherry
George Williams
Windsor Doherty
Forestburg PTA to Sponsor Mother's Chorus
Forestburg, Oct. 16 Special. The Forestburg P T A decided to sponsor a Mother's Chorus. Miss Grace Ellingson was named chairman with officers elected: Mrs S S Judy manager, Mrs Ray Briges accompanist, Mrs Ed Ellingson librarian, and Miss Grace Ellingson leader. Regular practice begins October 22 with “The Bella of St Mary’s” as the first song.
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Forestburg P. T. A
Forestburg
Grace Ellingson
S. S. Judy
Ray Briges
Ed Ellingson
Business Slumps In Ninth District
Ninth Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports September business in the Ninth district remained weak. Farmers’ cash income fell 59 percent from a year earlier due to low grain marketings including wheat, rye and flax. Prices for major northwest farm products declined, while durum wheat and barley changes were minor. Freight car loading, postal receipts, building permits, contracts, flour and linseed shipments, iron ore output, and department store sales also dropped.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Federal Reserve District
Ninth
Federal Reserve Bank of
Minnesota
North and
South Dakota
Montana
Northwest
Reserve Bank
Forestburg Benefit Evening Promises Laughter and Goodwill
Forestburg holds a benefit entertainment tonight to fund new suits for students. The basketball team presents the one act play One Swaller One Dollar, followed by the school band performing A Night in June and Moonlight on the Nile. Third and fourth graders stage The Mender Man with a full cast including Charles Briggs and Elaine Burrill.
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Forestburg
The
Nile
Mender Man
Charles Briggs
Peep
Ellen Jean Hinde
Billy McCormack
Elaine Burrill
Jack and Jill
Naomi Ellingson
Daryl Evey
Simple Simon
Robert Larson
Rolland Petresch
Mary Jane Wilder
School groups prepare end of year program lineup
The boys glee club will perform Lev ee Song Tackling Let Laughter Reign. The four upper grades present Old Times in the South. Gene fred Lee recites and Schultz sisters sing We're the Cutest Kids in Town. Girls glee club performs The Glowworm and Garden by the Sea, with remarks by Superintendent Prunty. Pie candy and coffee served by the PTA.
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Cormack
Russell Fouberg
Maynard Fouberg
Mar_vin Schultz
Harriet Christensen
Gisa Club
Genefred Lee
Schultz Sisters
Glee Club
Garden By the Sea
Prunty
State college symphony orchestra roster released
Brookings October 16 state college will field a 52 piece symphony orchestra this year under conductor Carl Christenser. Many members return for second or third years with prior experience. The group will perform at various events and deliver a spring concert. Notable players include first violins A P Peeke Volga Elaine Larson Lake Preston and others from Gann Valley Huron Pierre Wolsey Woonsocket Letcher and more.
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State
Brookings
State College Symphony Orchestra
Carl Christenser
Christensen
State College Orchestra
A. P. Peeke
Volga
Elaine Larson
Lake Preston
Doreene Appleby
Gann Valley
Bernice Bowers
Huron
Ceilo
Ruth Dennis
Pierre
Lee Minium
Wolsey
Roland Weir
Woonsocket
Raymond Todd
Letcher
French Johnson
Glen Sutera
Mary Wadden Named Fellowship Chairman
Madison October 1 Miss Mary Wadden of Madison has been named Sectional Fellowship Chairman for the Northwest Central Section of the American Association of University Women. She has long been active in the Madison chapter serving as president and as chair of the fellowship committee, and has attended state and national meetings as a delegate.
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Mary Wadden
Madison
American Association of University Woman
Qord
Agnes Kingston
Misa Wadden
Noted Poet Passages Read Over KUSD Radio
Mrs Grace Lomen head of the Spanish department at the University of South Dakota presented a talk on Spanish lyric poetry over KUSD. The program was the fifth in a nine part fall series broadcast on Wednesday nights from 8:00 to 8:20.
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Spain
KUSD
Mra Grace Lomen
University of South Dakota
College Rubaiyat Yearbook Progress Report
Work started on the college Rubaiyat yearbook for the class of 1833 with editor Geera Cotton and business manager Richard Pasek, replacing Park Oviatt. Printers to receive copy by April 1 and the book expected to be published this year with a full slate of assistants named, including Amy Snedigar as associate editor and Eugene Kingdon as circulation manager.
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College Rubaiyat Nec Ee Ee Ae
Hubsiyat
Ool
Geera Cotton
Richard Pasek
Park Oviatt
Cotton
Pasek
Amy Snedigar
Huron
Associated
Verl Lewis
Miler
Eugene Kingdon
Delmer Gibbs
Stafford Studer
Sisseton
LaKola Shouse
Plankinton
Marian Pugsley
Girls’ Athletica
Hazél Tollefson
Mellette
Armin Arndt
Watertown to fete opening of paving project
Watertown plans a celebration for the opening and dedication of the first paved highway from the city south to the Deuel county line. The event is set for Wednesday October 21 with entertainment planned by the chamber of commerce and merchants bureau committees.
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Watertown
Celebration planned with state officials expected to attend
News from South Devon reports Governor Greene and the state highway commission plan to attend a northwestern section fete. Other state officials are expected to join, with bend music featured as part of the program. In Forestburg, the Presbyterian ladies aid schedules their annual chicken supper and bazaar for Saturday, Nov. 1, inviting all to enjoy meals and booths including candy.
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South Devon
Greene
State Highway Commission
Sufpes Forestburg
Presbyterian Ladies Aid of
Sweburg
White Gopher with Pink Eyes Captured in Mayo
Frank Snyder of Mayo found a rare white gopher with pink eyes on his property. The animal showed narrow black stripes and he claims it is the first white gopher he has seen. He plans to have the specimen stuffed and mounted.
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Custer
Frank Snyder
Mayo
Mr. Snyder
Williamson Music Class Recital At Local Church
The music class of Mrs J P Williamson presented a recital at the local Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening.
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Onida
J. P. Williamson
Presbyterian
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Fox Farm
Essington Springs
Federal Reserve
van Gleve Laborat Laboratories
Nash
van Cleve Laboratories
Ivo
Olin
Cote Ee
Coats
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