Four South Dakota Supreme Court opinions reversed this week
The South Dakota Supreme Court reversed four of five opinions this week, with several appeals dismissed. Cases from Minnehaha, Brown, Roberts, and Fall River counties involved executors, bank claims, and torts. Notable actions include reversing an attorney fee transfer, overturning a grain separator damage verdict, and directing judgment for a bank on wheat collateral.
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Eugene C. Mahoney
Minnehaha County
Lynch, Dovgie and Mahoney
Pendergasts
Eri
Camps
H. A. Heberer
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railway Company
Brown County
Heberer
Warren
First National Bank of Watertown
Ortley Farmers Elevator Company
Roberts County
Elevator Company
Polley
Carl
Lockman
Herry J
Robert
Pearl Fousek Crowned Homecoming Queen at Wesleyan
Pearl Fousek a senior at Dakota Wesleyan University won the Miss Wesleyan title in a student election and led the Blue and White day parade. She hails from Fremont Nebraska and holds multiple campus positions while active in Phiolo mathean Theta Alpha Phi and Franie players. She served as acting president of the student association and chaired Y W C A social events as the college celebrated with tug of war hockey buffalo barbecue and the football game versus Huron College.
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Pearl Fousek
Fousek
Dakota Wesleyan University
Miss Wesleyan
Miss Fousek
Mise Fousek
Fimball
Wesleyan
Arthur Fishbeck
Philomathean Society
Theta Alpha Phi
Franie Players
Women's Athletic Association
Dakota Wesleyan
National College of Education
Evanston
Buffalo
Huron College
Ag Department fund boost shocks South Dakota treasury
South Dakota Agriculture Department reports it turns in to the state treasury more than 100000 a year above operating costs. Secretary L. G. Troth notes inspection work as key, especially testing of petroleum products. All gasoline and kerosene shipments are tested to meet state grade and purity. Other duties include livestock feeds, fertilizers, scales, pumps, seeds, paint, nursery stock and bees. The department also administers malt and cigarette tax laws.
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State Treasury
Pierre
South Dapta Department of Agriculture
L. G. Troth
Agriculture Department
Sturgis Plans 1932 Tourist Season Amid Road Woes
Rapid City reports plans for the 1932 tourist season at Sturgis are moving forward under caretaker Carl Swanson. The estimate shows receipts only about 400 dollars higher than 1930, hurt by road closures that push tourists south. Still, many of the 291 tourists intend to return next year, and improvements including a Bear Butte lake survey and talks on a joint Deadwood course and country club are underway.
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Sturgis
Rapid City
Sturgia
Carl Swanson
Recezota
Bear Butte
Imak Walton League
Organits Hone
Deadwood Im
Sanborn Men Lead 1931 Grain and Hay Show Entries
First entrants from South Dakota for the 1931 International Grain and Hay Show at the Chicago stock yards November 28 to December 5 include A. G. Vincent of Sanborn County Frank Beck of Perkins County and Fred Goode of Tripp County Vincent will exhibit a Ful ton yellow dent corn Beck plans to show Grimm alfalfa seed and Goode enters Cossack alfalfa seed Officials say the Grain and Hay show is the world’s largest assortment of small seeds grain and hay.
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Sanborn
Chicago
South Dakota
Chicago Stock Yards
A. G. Vincent
Sanborn County
Frank Beck
Perkins Coun Ity
Fred Goode
Tripp County
Vincent
Fulton
Beck
Goode
Stock Trails to be Sought at Meeting in Belle Fourche
Stockmen from South Dakota Montana and Wyoming join Belle Fourche chamber on November 3 to press for permanent stock trails from range to shipping points. Meeting aims to cut shipping costs and guard against water and feed shortages, after drought and lack of trails delayed this season. Participants include representatives from Chicago and Northwestern railway Dr A W Smith tri state livestock inspector D B R Evans pioneer stockman C C Backett cattle buyer and Max Schutt wool and cattle man.
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Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Belle Fourche Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
A. W. Smith
Tri-State
D. B R. Evans
Pioneer
C. C. Backett
Max Schutt
Gladys Pyle Talk Broadcast From University of South Dakota
Vermillion October 21 The finance address by Gladys Pyle secretary of the state securities commission before the University of South Dakota Political Science league will be broadcast on KUSD between 8 00 and 8 46 p m Trachsel associate professor of government says Pyle will also speak Friday afternoon to the University Women's Faculty club The Friday night address in the Union building is open to the public Other speakers have been invited including Congressman Christopherson Senator Norbeck Senator Harrison and E H Everson president of the South Dakota division of the Farm Bureau Educational and Cooperative union Royal Sweeley Wakonda is league president with members focused on local state and national government problems
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Gladys Pyle
South Dakota
State Securities Commission
Political Science League
Univer~sity
KUSD
Herman Trachsel
Miss Pyle
University Women's Faculty Club
Union
Trachsel
A. Christopherson
Peter Norbeck
Pat Harrison
E. H. Everson
The
Farmery Educational and Cooperative Union of America
Royal Sweeley
Wakonda
Custer Plans Old Time Celebration Roundup
Custer prepares for an all old time Timers roundup on October 22 with a public historical program at the Community house. The event will feature a 1876 US flag display, speakers including O Harra Robinson Fox McCoffres Martin Horglum, and performances by Richardson and Johnson with the Civic club singing.
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Custer
William Wieh
Hercha L. Davis
United States
Black Hills
O'Harra
State School of Mines
Doane Robinson
Lawrence Fox
C. C. McCoffres
State Historical Society
E. W. Martin
Tut Zon Horglum
Mount Rushmore
Tom Richardson
Charles Johnson
Civic Club
Mitchell Lions Club Dance Aims to Buy Christmas Toys
Mitchell service clubs unite for the Good Fellows relief drive. The Lions sponsor a Friday dance to raise funds for toys for needy children, aiming to sell 600 tickets after netting $300 last year. Other groups like Rotary Kiwanis and women’s club also aid with clothing stockings and food.
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Mitchell Service Clubs
Mitchell Lions Club
Good Fellows
Lions
Tie City
Rotary Club
Kiwanians Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Sanitation Work Urged By Towne
W. W. Towne, director of the South Dakota health division, urged towns to develop sanitation projects to curb unemployment, improve water and sewage facilities, and protect public health. He noted public funds and low construction costs as benefits, while acknowledging a tax burden on municipalities. Towne said several groups have endorsed building sanitation facilities now.
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Waubay
South Dakota
W. W. Nowne
State Board of Health
Townend
Board of Health
Towne
Hunter Shot by Companions During pheasant hunt near Watertown
D W Lattimer a Watertown city police officer was accidentally shot in the face and neck while pheasant hunting. His companions fired as pheasants rose, striking him from their drive. The neck shell was removed easily but the cheek wound required swelling to subside before treatment.
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Watertown
D. W. Lattimer
Lattimer
Real Estate Transfers in Kingsbury County
Real estate transfers listed for Kingsbury County. Transactions include transfers between individuals and institutions such as Nela N. Buer to Helen M. Skiff, Sara T. McDvaine to Dakota Wesleyan Univ, Walter A. Dawley to Florence A. Dawley, and several exchanges in Arlington, De Smet, Lake Preston, and Chandlers Add. to Arlington. Amounts range from $1.00 to $7,000.00 with numerous parcels and lot descriptions noted.
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Purintun
Nela N. Buer
Helen M. Skiff
Asss
Bancroft
Bancroft Ind
Ww. F. Schwartz
E. H Parker
de Smet
Jane Muilenburg
Anna Mak
Annie P. Knudsen
Peter A. Ackerman
Chandlers Add
Arlington
Frank Todd
R J. Koehler
Walter A. Dawley
Florence A. Dawley
L. I. Olston
Adm
Arleigh Jensen
Lake Preston
Sara T. McDvaine
Dakota Wesleyan Univ
Borur
C. Carlson
City of Arlington
Ella Skiff
Et al
City of
Middie Schaub
Charles L. Dawley
Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co
Herman Liebsch
F. A. Jordan
Elk
Chandlers
Lington
Paul H. Gillan
Grace
W. Notestina
Florence Webb
Mason J. Fatt
Laura Erb
Orphan Pott
Nusad
Phoebe Galt
Middia Schaub
Josephine Schaub
E. Marie Lance Et al
Arieleh Jensen
Johnson Leads Discussion at Onida Court House
A meeting was held at the courthouse in Onida on October 21 with Sherman E. Johnson, head of the Farm Economics department at South Dakota State College, leading the session. The brief gathering covered farm economics topics and community concerns.
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Johnson
Ruling Clarifies Open Season for Big Game Hunting
Pierre October 3 A clarification by O H Johnson director of the state game and fish department sets the Black Hills open deer and elk hunting from November 1 to 20. Elk may be hunted in parts of Pennington county south of the Black Hills base line and in Fall River and Custer counties but not in Wind Cave National park or Custer State park and sanctuary. Deer may be hunted in Meade Lawrence Pennington Custer and Fall River counties with no hunting in Blue Hills sanctuaries. Boundaries are clearly marked and posted.
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Pierre
Black Hills
O. H Johnson
State Genre and Fish Department
Pennington
Black Hills National Forest
Fall River
Custer
Yearbook Earns Excellent Honor Rating at USD
Vermillion report notes the 1932 Coyote yearbook of the University of South Dakota received an Excellent Honor Rating from the National Scholastic Press association, with 80 points out of 1000 and two perfect ratings for theme Progress and the student life section.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
National Scholastic Press Association
James E. Sweet
Washington, D. C
Milton Sturgis
Arlington
Critical Bureau
South Dakota
Louisiana Purchase
Mount Rushmore
Wind Cave Park Adds 100 Acres to National Park
Wind Cave National park expands by one hundred acres purchased from Robert and Fanny McAdams mainly to secure springs feeding Soft Water creek and to ensure water for the park and Wind Cave water system. Harrison H. Hoyt reports orders to buy 100 tons of baled hay to feed animals this winter as dry weather reduced feed quality.
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Wind Cave Park
Wind Cave National Park
Robert
Fanny McAdams
Windcave
Geme
Harrison H. Hoyt
Banker Breaks Arm In Peculiar Fall At Farm
Henry Hanten vice president of Citizens National Bank in Watertown suffered a broken arm in a fall after catching his foot in a rut while stepping from his car at his Clark area farm. He landed headfirst, breaking the bone in two places near the shoulder. doctors report he is making satisfactory progress.
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Watertown
Wes
Henry
Graduate Club Names Officers
Vermillion Oct 21 Officers for the coming year of the Graduate club at the University of South Dakota were elected Thursday night. President Paul J. Hoffmann Sioux Falls vice president Lyman M. Pratt Vermillion secretary treasurer Ruth Erickson Vermillion sponsor Dr A M Pardee Vermillion.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Paul J. Hoffmann
Sioux Falls
Lyman M. Pratt
Ruth Erickson
A. M. Pardee
H. Miller
Steele
Leonard Junker
Lane
Harold Sonnenfeld
Burbank
Franklin Zimmerman
Bryan
Ohio
Leone Koster
Dallas C. Dickey
Carroll Greene
Brookings
Milton
Shenman
Lloyd Moses
Wood
la Rue Travaille
Albert Fauth
Pekin
Jean Issenhuth
Parkston
Lake Preston Hunters Bag Limits Across Season
Lake Preston reports hunters are filling limits as peasants sightings persist along roadside edges. Special dispatch notes unusually thick roadside vegetation and tall dry lake bottom grass aiding concealment for deerlike targets, with hunters saying the season yields plentiful prey.
Pheasants Scarce In Springfield Vicinity This Fall
Hunters report pheasants rarer than in prior seasons with more hens than cocks and overall scarcity of both genders. Duck hunting suffers from low lake water while Missouri river shooting remains poor until northern ducks arrive for fall feeding.
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Springfield
Missouri River
Past Matrons Club Organized At Onida
A Past Worthy Matron club was organized after a dinner at J. F. Stringer’s home. Mrs. Bessie Lumley was elected president with Mrs. Edna Church Hart as vice president and Mr. Stringer as secretary. Members include Mabel Welch Goa Chamberlain Alice Adams Bertha Haverly Belva Bauman and Weideman. They plan monthly meetings.
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Onida Onida
J. F. Stringer
Hastem, Star
Bessie Lumley
Edna Church Hart
Mabel Welch
Will Aid Borrowers In Repaying Loans
Senator Nye said President Hoover would request Congress to appropriate enough capital to bolster federal land banks and ease borrower strain. Nye, with Senator Frazier and Rep Sinclaire, reported a constructive White House meeting and Hoover’s credit plan seen as helpful in the region.
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Washington
Nye
Hoover
Congress
North
Lmited Land Bank
Men’s Union Club Formed At University of South Dakota
Vermillion October 1 The newly organized Men’s Union club at the University of South Dakota aims to promote fellowship and social intercourse among faculty male members and Vermillion citizens. Officers include A L Keith president, A L Smith secretary, C S Ball treasurer, and Dr J Chamacher vice president. A club room on the Union building third floor will become available with plans for billiards reading room and games.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
A. L. Keith
A. L. Smith
First National Bank and Trust Company
C. S Ball
University
Can Of Alcohol For Pillow Leads To Court
Sioux Faith police responded to a drunken party call at a house and found Fat Linnan asleep with a gallon can of alcohol under his head used as a pillow and a suitcase full of empty bottles nearby. Linnan was charged with liquor possession and the others with intoxication. Linnan was fined 100 and given a 30 day jail term.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Faith
Linnan
Interesting talks at Lake Preston church
Miss Marian Woodberry of Chicago and Rev A A Martin of Madura Ind spoke Friday at the Lake Preston Congregational Church. Woodberry discussed home missions including Alaska natives, western Orientals, southern Indians and Santee Neb. Martin outlined Indiana conditions and needs in sanitation and education among Indians with numerous examples. A large crowd attended.
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Lake Preston
Marian Woodberry
Chicago
A. A. Martin
Madura
Ind
Congregational Church
UJ Graduates Placed in 112 Dakotas Towns and Beyond
Vermillion October 21 reports that the University of South Dakota bureau placed 283 graduates this year in 112 South Dakota towns and 27 towns outside the state. Salaries averaged 945 for teachers, with 990 last year, and high school salaries around 1350. Demand spans history, mathematics, Latin, commerce, athletics and music. about 40 percent of jobs require or prefer experience and many candidates carry extra curriculars.
Latin Club Names New Officers at University
Lucille Quirk was named treasurer of the Latin club at the University of South Dakota in Vermillion. The club, formed by students with interest in Latin studies, is sponsored by Professor J. H. How. Other officers include Gl verson Sioux Falls president and Gertrude Dat Highmore as secretary.
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Lucille Quirk
Weaver visits Salter family in local home
Oct 2 report from the scene notes Mrs. D. S. Weaver of Coon arrives for a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilk Salter. Mrs. Weaver is described as a brother of Mrs. Salter, highlighting family ties during the visit.
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Iowa
Esmond
Hammers
Inwood
Ray Rickard
D. S. Weaver
Coon
Wilk Salter
Weaver
Farmers Gravel Streets Esmond Repair Work
Esmond residents take the streets into their own hands as the town board fails to levy enough funds for graveling. Farmers from the community are repairing and graveling the streets this week to improve local conditions.
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Esmond
Esmil
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Huron
Supreme Court
Kingsbury County
Graduate Club
Paul J. Hoffman
Wilk
S$. D. University
Men’s Union Club
Ts Act
de Soto
Teus
L K Motor Company
Dakota
Mar
Doas
Jevery
Moderne
Yesteryear
Allen
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