Colorful Floats Parade at Dakota Day Events
Vermillion October 26. Dakota Day parade at State University features a 90 piece State University band and ten other bands with about 40 floats. Miss State College Betty Frei of Wagner leads as queen. Prizes include Roy C Davis trophies and 25 and 15 dollar awards. The parade includes fraternity and sorority floats, academic department displays, and a 50 year pageant honoring statehood with 40 dollar prizes. A Volante commemorative edition will be issued.
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Vermillion
Mie State University
Ernie Jenkinson
Sioux City
South Dakota State
State College
Crack State
Miss State College
Roy C. Davis
Betty Frei
Wagner
South Dakota
Nurses Examining Board Moves Office to Mitchell
The state nurses examining board will move its offices to Mitchell on November 2. Miss Carrie E. Clift, secretary treasurer, announced. Miss Carrie A. Benham of Troy will be director of nursing education and establish headquarters with the board in the 321 Western building.
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State Nurses Examining Board
Mitchell
Carrie E. Clit
Carrie A. Benham
Troy
Miss Benham
Old Settlers Hold Annual Gathering in St Lawrence
The St Lawrence area old settlers held their annual reunion at the J A Loomis home north of Wolsey with 60 guests at the noon dinner. An address of welcome by Mr Loomis was followed by a Kelley response and musical solos by Mrs Fae Thompson and C H Williams. Mrs A R Hannum of Huron shared recollections of early St Lawrence days. Allen Jones was elected president and Mrs J M Magness secretary, term through 1940 at the next meeting hosted by Allen Jones.
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St, Lawrence
Old Settlers
St. Lawrence
J. A. Loomis
Wolsey
Mr. Loomis
Tom Kelley
Fae Thompson
C. H. Williams
J. M. Magness
A. R. Hannum
Huron
Allen Jones
New Sidewalks Installed In De Smet WPA Project
De Smet progress report notes the completion of nearly 600 feet of new sidewalk as part of a WPA project. A crew of 23 men under Foreman Ray Perry completed the work at a cost to property owners of about 10 cents per foot. The project should finish in two weeks.
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de Smet DE Smet
Ray Perry
Audubon man visits Blunt and Gettysburg on cattle hunt
Harlan McCoy of Audubon Iowa stopped in Blunt on Sunday to visit his niece Miss Greta McCoy. They traveled to Gettysburg to see the Moore family Mr and Mrs Arthur Moore. McCoy plans to buy cattle and horses in the area to ship to Iowa.
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Blunt Blunt
Harlan McCoy
Audubon
Iowa
Blunt
Niecr
Greta McCoy
Gettysburg
Arthur Moore
International Kiwanis Head to Guest at Redfield Meeting
Kiwanis International president Ben Knudson of Albert Lea Minnesota will attend the Redfield gathering on Wednesday November 1 with a 6 30 PM dinner and after-dinner program He will be main speaker and state and district officers will join from Mitchell Watertown Aberdeen Webster Wessington Springs and Pierre R W Gibson of Redfield is lieutenant governor of the sixth Kiwanis division.
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Redfield
Ben Knudson
Albert Lea
Minn
Kiwanis International
South Dakota
Kiwaniang
Knudson
Mitchell
Watertown
Aberdeen
Webster
Wessington Springs
Pierre
R. W. Gibson
Leutenant
Kiwanis
Fedora Child Hurt In-Fall From Gate
Myron Bennett two and one half year old son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Bennett is in serious condition after an intestinal injury from a fall from a fence at his grandmother Elizabeth Walter’s home. Doctors performed an operation at a Mitchell hospital.
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Fedora
Myron Bennett
Harvey Bennett
Mitchell Hospital
Elizabeth Walter
Sidewalk Project Nears Finish in Gettysburg
Gettysburg WPA sidewalk project nears completion adding 7 000 feet of new and repaired sidewalks since May. About 200 feet of culverts and gutters completed as 2006? No. Property owners to pay about 2 406 for the improvements.
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Gettysburg
Gettysburgs
Missouri Man Injured In Hunting Mishap
J G Gibson of Jefferson City Mo was reported improving in a Mitchell hospital after a hunting accident near Artesian. A Kansas City party firing a single gun discharged causing an eye hemorrhage. Doctors say he will have partial vision in the injured eye.
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Missouri
Mitchell
J. G. Gibson
Jefferson City
Gibson
Kansas City
Pierre Hospital adds two patients and reports flu case
In Pierre hospital blunt on October 26 special Lawrence Cawan remains under treatment for flu with pneumonia complications. Mrs. Alice Donner and Mrs. Anna Hilmer were admitted as patients on Monday.
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Pierre
Blunt
Lawrence Cawan
St. Mary’s Hospital
Alice Donner
Anna Hilmer
13 701 Acres of R C Land Sold Tuesday
Pierre Oct 26 The State Rural Credit Board sold 41 land tracts totaling 23 701 acres for 64 987 24 dollars. Land west of the Missouri River averaged 4 74 per acre. About 300 900 acres, 17 percent of the department holdings, have been sold since Jan 1 as the program aims to liquidate the department in five years.
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Scott
Prize winning steer loses final to rival at Ak-Sar-Ben
Marvin Berge of Charles Mix County showed a Hereford steer in the 980 to 1030 pound division at the Ak-Sar-Ben exposition in Omaha on October 26. The steer won a prize but finished second to George Hoffman of Ida County in the final standings.
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Omaha
Marvin Berge
Charles Mix County
Ak-Sar-Ben
George Hoffman
Ida County
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