State highway contracts awarded for 20 road projects
South Dakota highway commission awarded 20 road work contracts totaling 412 398 98. Woodrich Construction of Minneapolis to pave miles on federal highway 16 and state 47 in Chamberlain for 50 405 607. C A Wagner Construction of Sioux Falls to pave miles on federal highways 77 16 and state 38 in Sioux Falls for 79 079. Other bids include grading surfacing and oil work on U.S. 81 38 near Salem and Wirth, and inland construction for oiling U.S. 12 north of Redfield.
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Salem
Wits
Faulkton
Consral Constellon
U. S12
U. S
Redfield
Sloux
Day and Clark
Aurora County
Federal Bureau of Public
Reading
Cressi
Rapid City Says Transient Camps To Stay Open Weeks More
Supplies arrive to keep camps open at least three weeks. J W Bavaneck, camp manager, cites colder weather forcing closures of two temporary apricot projects from the old Indian school. About 72 members remain at Trendquarters camps with six camps planned in 38. No substantiation given for a reported November 2 closure.
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Rapid City
J. W. Bavaneck
Old Indian School
Beranek
Dakota Day Spirit Prevails At S D U Homecoming
Vermillion October 24 pass word from the campus says Dakota Day prep is in full swing for the annual homecoming on Saturday October 26. Howling Sandred and the pep groups are organizing activities and the student body expects a big crowd to cheer on the USD football team against the State Students.
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S. D. U. Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Lutherans Dine At Artesian Home Of Pastor Johnson
Members of the Lutheran church congregation drove to Artesian Sunday evening to hold a gathering at the home of the Rev and Mrs. Clisance Johnson for an evening meeting.
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Porestborg
Lutheran Church
Artesian
Rey
Clisance Johnson
Governor Berry May Be Without Home This Winter
Governor Ton Berry faces potential homelessness as Works Progress Administration plans tear down his cottage while a new home is not yet funded. Berry, noting a harsh winter, laments limits on government action and recalls trade of a hat and boots to reach Pierre.
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Berry
Nim
Works Progress Administrations
Pierre
Residence Changes Made At Wayland
Wayland residents report several moves. Harold Winegar and family shift to Jesse Bowen property. Henry Lippert relocates from south of town to Wilbur Porridge farm. Porridge plans to move to leased farm arrangements. In town, Harry Beadles leaves Reese elevators for Huron with family. Clark Anderson moves into Baadles residence and will manage the elevator. W J Hart buys the former Anderson home and will reside there with his wife.
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Wayland
Harold
Winegar
Jesse Bowen Zoom
Henry Lippert
Teos
Wilbur Potridge
Harry Beadles
Reese
Huron
Clark Anderson
Baadles
Brr
Anderson
W. J. Hart
Andersons
Start of Dramatics At Hitchcock High School
Hitchcock high school students eye dramatics tryouts under Miss Ruth Larson this year. A local contest in oratory humorous reading and dramatic recitation will be held mid December to align with state contest schedules moved to early January.
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Hitchcock
Hitchcack High School
Ruth Larson
S. S. Organization Meeting Held in Forestburg
An unusually detailed report from Forestburg notes an organization meeting of the Presbyterian Sunday school. Mrs Flores Hinde presided as superintendent and US vice president appointed teachers for Primary, Intermediate, Juniors, Young People, and Bible Class with several assistants named.
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S.S
Forestburg
Presbyterian Sunday School
Flores Hinde
Lorie Rickel
P. Ohlson
Nicemediate
Art Farnal
Guy la Dreache
J. Ellingson
V. Nichols
M. Drinkall
St. Lawrence Plans Homecoming Carnival and Game
St. Lawrence school hosts its annual homecoming carnival Friday night at the school with a daytime football game against Ree Heights. The evening program begins at 7 45 and features concessions and various entertainments.
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St. Lawrence
St, Lawrence
Ree Heights
First Snowfall Touches Wayland This Week
The first snow of the season fell early this week in Wayland Got. The temperature stayed below freezing, leaving a ground cover overnight and into the following day. The precipitation ended up light after several weeks of dry weather.
Former Groton Man Dies In California
William R. Pfeifer of Pasadena California has died and relatives in Groton have been informed. A sister Mrs Wagener and brother A E Pfeifer travel to California. Pfeifer formerly farmed near Groton and moved west about 18 years ago. He is survived by his wife daughter Ruth two brothers Arthur and Max and two sisters Mrs F A Wagener of Groton and Mrs John Quincer of Wadena.
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Groton
William R. Pfeifer
Pasadena
Calif
PA. Wagener
A. E
Pfeifer
California
Ruth
Arthur
Max
F. A. Wagener
John Quincer
Wadena
Three Sentenced In Federal Court In Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls federal court yesterday Judge Fudge A. Lee Wyman sentenced Clelt Hy Everhart Canton to one year and a day in Leavenworth. James McGowan York Neb received no sentence on theft of mail matter. Brooks Johnson Provo Utah got nineteen months for robbery of the Sulphur post office. Orvilla Ward Brookings six months for liquor tax Act violation. Alfred Bock Sioux Falls sixty days and $100 fine for sale of liquor to an Indian. Theodore Bryerhart Canon probation 18 months for liquor tax act violation. Phillip B. Johnson Sioux Falls pled not guilty to liquor charges and bond set at 2000.
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Sioux Falls
Leavenworth
Fudge A. Lee Wyman
Clelt Hy Everhart
Canton
Yeavenworth
James McGowan
York
Nosimus Tence
Brooks Johnson
Prova
Utah
Orvilla Ward
Brookings
Brookings County
Alfred Bock
Minnehaha
Theodore Bryerhart
Canon
Phillip B. Johnson
G. A. Sayville
Hitchcock Pupils to Stage Operetta Pennant
The Hinchcosk High School glee clubs prepare the modern football themed operetta Pennant for November seventh. Glen R. Shaw and Miss Larson direct with Supt. Platt assisting on speaking roles. Proceeds support school music activities.
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Hitchcock
Hinchcosk Mith
Glen R. Shaw
Miss Larson
Supt. Platt
Students Association
Honor Roll Students Named at Tulare High School
Tulare high school lists honor roll for first six weeks with freshmen Leona Broozer Doris Price. sophomores Phyllis Maxwell Jo Anne Hodgson Genevieve Eynster Eleanor Ambacher. juniors Dorothy Sehultze Elsie Stellmacher Esther Peimann Ruth Sumner. seniors Orville Brugger Marjorie Kopplin Fern Fink.
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Tulare
Tulare High School
Leona Broozer
Doris Price
Phyllis Maxwell
Jo Anne Hodgson
Genevieve Eynster
Eleanor Ambacher
Dorothy S¢ehultze
Elsie Stellmacher
Esther Peimann
Ruth Sumner
Orville Brugger
Marjorie Kopplin
Fern Fink
Black Hills Plans Free Elk Barbecue in Custer
Hunters visiting South Dakota for the elk and deer season are invited to a free elk barbecue on Thursday evening September 41 at Stockade Lake. The event, sponsored by the Custer commercial club, features a camp fire program with hunting stories and speeches by Governor Tan Barry Senator Beck Congressman Johnson Karl Mundt and George Wallers.
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Black Hills
Custer
South Dakota
Custer Commercial Club
Stockide Lake
Park Board
Tan Barry
Senaforbeck
T. , Johnson
Karl Mundt
George Wallers
Ane Fish Camumission
Forestburg Pupils Earn High Marks as Library Work Grows
Pupils in Forestburg High School report six weeks of progress with noted achievements. Students Joseph Sleuber Goldie Bickel Julia Sleuber Ellen Fairfield Loree Rickell Ivan Fouberg Opal Larson Donald Senston Doris Dent Cecil Roberts Dorothy Rougess show strong subject marks and solid attendance. Library cataloguing advances follow donations and purchases after a fire. The board approved 200 for high school and trade book purchases.
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Forestburg
Forestsurg
Speci
Joseph Sleuber
Goldie Bickel
Julia Sleuber
Ellen Fairfield
Loree Rickell
Ivan Fouberg
Opal Larson
Donald Senston
Doris Dent
Cecil Roberts
Dorothy Rougess
Huron Discussion Led by Hyde to Head SD Educator Meeting
Dean Melvin We Hyde of Dakota Wesleyan University will lead the November 1 and 2 session in Huron for heads of education departments from South Dakota colleges and teacher training institutions. The session topic is State Planning for the Teacher-Training Program.
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Huron
Hyde Mitchell
Melvin We Hyde
Dakota Wesleyan University
South Dakota
Erwin Church To Fete Anniversary
Erwin Congregational church celebrates its fiftieth anniversary next Sunday with three services. Special choir music and a sermon by Dr W Neck of Roan, state superintendent, will open the morning worship at 10 30. An afternoon program begins at 2 30 with music messages from neighboring churches and past pastors and a reading of church history. An evening service at 7 15 features a mission address. The Ladies Aid serves a meal after each service and young people entertain guests in the evening.
Poultry Diseases Clinic Set for Friday Evening
A poultry diseases clinic led by S D Miller and Mr Petersen will be held Friday at 2 30 p m in the school gym. Petersen, a poultry expert with Dr Salsbury Laboratories Charles City Iowa, will diagnose sick fowls and discuss remedies with a round table format. Admission is free and open to all interested.
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Miler
S. D
Petersen
Dr. Salsbury
Chiarles City
Iowa
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Edith Lyle
Ywankton
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Letcher
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Wilken Family
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