Court orders payment from guaranty fund to Bank of Winfred
South Dakota Supreme Court directs payment of about 530,000 from the state bank guaranty fund to the closed Bank of Winfred in Lake County. The ruling holds the fund must cover the remaining 59,000 after earlier settlements, with Hillman and other claimants sharing pro rata. A separate ruling near the same time bars Hillman from a preferred claim and reverses a land damage verdict against Wessington Springs.
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Guaranty Fund Commission
Bank of Winfred
Jank
Guaranty Fund
Supreme Court
State Fund
State Bank of Winfred
E. A. Ruden
C. E. Hillman
Hillman
Martha M. Getwols
Wessington Springs
Lane P T A Holds Regular Meeting at Lane School
Lane Oct. 18 Special The Lane Parent Teachers association met in the school auditorium with a large attendance. The program featured community singing by Miss Minnie Schorder, convention report from Hugon Sty Mrs Will Schwabauer, and a focus on the new social science course. Second graders demonstrated a study unit on scheme and community led by Miss Goudie and pupils. Miss Brandenburg led third and fourth graders in Indian life studies, Mr Godfrey with forestry unit entertained seventh and eighth graders in songs and readings, and Mr Mackey presented a transportation unit for the seventh and eighth grades, ending with a gong by the last year girl graduates.
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Lane
Lane Parent-Teachers Association
Minnie Schorder
Hugon Sty
Will Schwabauer
Alpena W F M S Conducts Session
Alpena on October 18 special edition reports the Women's Foreign Missionary Society meeting at president Osar Lundbors home. Miss Clara Eaton led devotionals on In the Beginning and Mrs W J Page oversaw Plans for the year. Mrs J A Holmes hosted a Mystery Box contest with Mrs A B Brigham winning the prize.
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Alpena
Osear Lundbors
Clara Eaton
W. J. Page
J. A. Holmes
A. 3. Brigham
Alpena P T A to Hear Talk Tonight
Alpena P T A meets at the schoolhouse tonight at 8 with Mrs Hazel Ott state supervisor as principal speaker. She explains the new social study course and its advantages over the old program. Members urged to attend and the public is invited. A delegate to the state convention at Huron will be elected.
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Alpena
Poison Victims Reported Improving in Alpena
Mr and Mrs G H Youngs are improving after suspected tomato poisoning. Mrs Youngs 80 remains conscious but nonverbal while Mr Youngs has a weak voice. They fell ill early October 4 and 5 as doctors \u2018cause not yet clear.
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G. H. Youngs
Robison visits kin in Ames and Clark this week
Ames October 18 Special Tom Robison of Hot Springs spent a few days with his brother J D Robison and family. He also visited Mrs David Robison of Clark. Mr E D Robizos and son Dwight accompanied him to Clark.
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Kansas
Ames
Tom Robison
Hot Springs
J. D. Robison
David Robison
Clark
E. D. Robizos
Dwight
Kruger Couple Honored After Wedding Reception
Mr and Mrs Kruger recently returned from their wedding trip to the Black Hills. They were greeted at a charivari party where Mr Kruger welcomed guests with candy and cigars.
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Eome
Honexmoon
Alfena
Kruger
Hobo Day Attendees Invited By South Dakota State
Brookings reports the University of South Dakota band Miss Dakota and the student association president invited to join the state college Hobo Day parade on October 22. Alumni host Welcoming Heat at Elks hall, university facilities opened for guests, Swisher's Kampus Kings provide band music, and a Hansel and Gretel opera is scheduled at the college auditorium.
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Brookings
University of South Dakota
Miss Dakota
University Student Association
State College
Elks Hall
Vermillion
Swisher
H S Editors To Meet This Week In Brookings
High school editors from across the state gather for the th annual meeting at State college in Brookings on October 24 with 210 representatives expected. Speakers include Francis Case, W. Herbert Roberts, Harold Carpenter and others. Luncheon prizes announced, all-state staff planned, and delegates will attend the grid game between State college and the university.
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Brookings
State College
Francis Case
The
Custer Chronicle
5. B. Nissen
D. E. A. Journal
W. Herbert Roberts
Sioux Falls
Harold Carpenter
Beresford Republic
O. E. Olson
Webster
Emma Shore
Parker
Harley Bossman
Lennox
Myron Moneton
Warner
Aobert Peterson
Alcester
Nevatron
Vermillion
Rapid City Journal
Rapid City
United States
Seil be_ugen sepiensignen Oe
Scialrvana
Pal
University
South Dakota Death Rate Among Nation's Lowest in 1931
Pierre reports South Dakota's mortality rate stood at 8.4 per 1 000 in 1931, among the nation’s lowest. Total deaths 5,868 compared with 5,872 in 1930, with North Dakota and Oklahoma lower rates. Urban deaths exceeded rural by rate, and six South Dakota cities are listed with specific figures.
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Pierre
South Dakota
United States
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Utah
Census Bureau
Farmers Pay 12 to 15 Bushels. Corn Picking Prices Vary
Ames residents report corn picking prices at 12 and 2 cents per bushel with some paying 3 cents. The corn quality is average to poor, yielding about 15 bushels per acre overall.
Three Travelers Plan Winter in Kansas for Mother Visit
Ames reports John Minnie and Arthur Heezert departed last week for Kansas to spend the winter. They aim to reach their mother in Douglas county where she has been visiting for several weeks.
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Kansas
Ames
John
Minnie
Arthur Heezert
Douglas County
Ashes Cause Blaze At Sioux Falls Home
A fire in Sioux Falls caused damage estimated in the hundreds of dollars after ashes left in a wooden basket ignited in the kitchen. The milk wagon driver found flames around stout o'clock in the morning with occupants asleep. the blaze had already burned part of the side of the house before being spotted.
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Sioux Falls
May Lose Sight After Local Shooting in Aberdeen
Aberdeen report states Keller Watton, 40n, in a local hospital with possible loss of sight in his right eye from a Sunday shooting. A 2 caliber rifle discharged during juvenile possession. Watson boy seriously injured. Juvenile Judge George Sime to investigate. Norbeck speaks at Alpena about past work and future plans.
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Aberdeen
Keller Wat
Watson
George Sime
Norbeck
Alpena
Peter Norbeck
Dreamland
Shop Lifter Has Poor Time In Gettysburg
Gettysburg October special reports Dwain Clyne admitted to petit larceny after stealing a leather jacket and underwear from a local shop while traveling from a nearby farm. Bystanders pursued him and he was arrested. he faces a 15 day county jail sentence. Clyne claims Oklahoma as his home.
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Gettysburg
Dwain Clyne
Samuel Blakeley
Clyne
Tust
Oklahoma
Gettysburg to Build Town Hall by American Legion Post
The Gettysburg American Legion post has started constructing a community hall funded by the post. A M Hughes, building committee chair, will supervise. Current plan is to excavate and finish the basement, 49 by 80 feet with a 10 foot ceiling, cement walls, waterproofed concrete floor, and a hard maple surface. Estimated basement cost is 2300 dollars, with work and materials donated by post members. The hall will serve as post and auxiliary headquarters and a dance hall in the completed building. In other news, pear trees 126 years old in an orchard at the mission of San Juan Bautista, California, are still bearing fruit.
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Gettysburg
Ost
American Legion Post
A M. Hughes
Hughes
Legion Post and Auxiliary
Post
Mission of San Joan Bautista
California
South Dakota Pheasant Season Set To Open Thursday
South Dakota game officials report plentiful pheasants statewide as the season opens Thursday noon for three afternoons. East of the Missouri River and some west river zones allow two days a week openings with limits of four males per day and eight in possession in most areas, and two males per day with four in possession in the limited west river region. Regulations include license shipping coupons for residents and a 25 coupon allotment for nonresidents. Birds may be in possession until November 3.
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Pieree
South Dakota
Missouri River
Tripp
Gregory
C. H. Johnson
Butte, Corsa
Dewey
Fall River
Meadebach
Lawrence
Custer and
Pennington
Mc. Johnson
Johnson
State Game Department
Reward Offered For Cattle Thieves In Buffalo County
Buffalo county reports cattle rustling with a $75 reward posted by Hen Knippling who lost five head. Neighbor Chay Gilchrist says one animal is missing. State Sheriff Bruce Barnes is on the case.
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Gann Valley
Buffalo County
Hen Knippling
Knrippling
Chay, Gilchrist
Knippling
Bruce Barnes
Dogs Kill Sheep Near Cavour Amid Farm Reports
Farmers near Cavour report multiple sheep found dead in fields and dogs prowling around hen houses. Some farmers have shot at the canines, but the dogs have escaped harm so far.
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Sheet
Cavour Mill Back in Full Operation Underway
Cavour mill manager Di Krupt reports orders for enough flour to keep the plant running for some time. Farmers bring wheat to exchange for flour, with a potential 23 hour program planned. Separately, South Dakota rural credit department offered small denomination baby bonds, selling $10 and $20 bills with buyers’ names not published.
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Cavour
di Krupt
Pierre
Slire Curensy
South Dakota
Epworth league social ends with lunch and fun
An Epworth league gathering at Alpena on October 28 brought together both losing and winning sides for an evening of amusement followed by a lunch. A general good time was reported by attendees.
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Alpena
Epworth
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Howard Hern
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