52 Miles Of New Grading Included In SD Contracts
South Dakota highway contracts total 367911 dollars for grading about 52 miles, five bridge jobs, three guardrail projects, and two surface prep work. Jarvis Construction wins early Ta bor grade with 44192 dollars pending federal approval, plus multiple county bids across Hutchinson Miller and others. Continuous bridge widenings and guardrail work are awarded to Bonesteel Hyde, W A Barnhart, Inlaid Construction and Lindekugel with firm rates listed for each project.
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Hutchinson County
State
Tripp
Jarvis Construction Company
Miller Firm
Geta
Spink County
U. S
Hedficia
Trotman Brothers
Miller
Codington County
U. S 81
North County
Ting
Brookings County
Brookings North
Faulk County
U. S. 212
Faulkton
Lindekugel & Kolberg
Spencer
Beadle County
U.S. 24
Abraham Ogdie Company
Swax Falls
Sanborn County
James River
Forestburg
Willis Bonesteel
A. L. Hyde
Wagner
Watertown
Bonesteel
Hyde
U Spink County
Redfield
Booth and
Olsen the
Sioux City
Todd
Bennett Counties
U.S
Rosebud
Trucker Pays 50 Dollar Fine For Permit Violation
Frank E. Trowen a Murdo trucker paid a 50 dollar fine in Justice R G Youngs court at Murdo for hauling lumber from Rapid City without a motor vehicle operators permit. A 30 day jail term was suspended. GUESTS AT ROCKHAM: Dr Kenneth Fehlman Mrs Alfred Nelson and Alfred Mathiason visited Br and Mrs C M Hoy.
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Frank E. Trowen
Murdo
R. G. Young
Rapid City
BE. F. Norman
State Public Utilities Commission
Tronow
E. J. Hixbert
Rockham Rockham
C. M. Hoy
Kenneth Fehlman
Clark
Alfred Nelson
Waubay
Alfred Mathiason
Redfield
Miss Cheery Blossom to Be St Lawrence Musical Comedy
St Lawrence high school under Calvin Engel plans a December musical comedy Miss Cheery Blossom with Fairy McPhail in the lead Evelyn Barnes Cherry Blossom. The plot follows Cherry’s true identity and a romance with Jack while Kokomo and Togo oppose their union. Cast includes Warren Stechman Glenn Aymar Virgil Ford Rodney Paterson and others with a chorus from glee club talent.
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St. Lawrence
ST. Mates
Horace Worthing
Warren Stechiman
Japan
John Henry Smith
Glenn Aymar
Cherry Blossom
Kokemo
Virgil Ford
Togo
Rodney Paterson
Jack
Kokomo
Rush Work On New Dormitory At NSTC
Jack Perkins of Perkins & McWayne says NSTC new men’s union building will be ready for January 1 occupancy. Exterior brick work is finished and S. W. Jonaton & Co. of Aberdeen handles partitions. sub-contracts progress steadily. The project, by the NSTC Development Association with Public Works Administration financing, will house over 100 students at 0 per month per bay.
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Abelrimge
Jack Perkins
Perkins & McWayne Architectural and Engineering Firm
Sioux Falls
Northern State Teachers College
Men's Union
S. W. Jonaton & Co
Aberdeen
Perkins
Wessington Rebekahs Social Meeting Report
Rebekahs held a social meeting Monday night with Hazel Fitch reporting on the District 9 meeting at Miller on October 8. Anna Metschke elected district representative for 1946. charter draped for Past President Hattie Brown who died in September. Elizabeth Sexauer announced an original visit to the lodge Monday, November 6. Plans for entertaining members were made. balloting and lodge work practiced. Lunch by Mary Chesebro, Pearl Granberg and Edith Wood.
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Wlosvulun
UCL
Sperial
Rebekahs
Hazel Fitch
District 9
Miller
Anna Metschke
Hattie Brown
Elizabeth Sexauer
Mbly
Mary Chesebro
Pearl Granberg
Edith Wood
Vitalix Company files articles of incorporation
Articles of incorporation for the Vitalix Company, a Canton based medical supply firm, filed with the secretary of state. Capital stock is $25,000. Directors are C. L. Wendt Edna J. Wendt of Canton and Lucile W. Travis of Minneapolis. Placed on probation George Moore Watertown was given 18 months probation after pleading guilty to depossessing federal officers of seized liquor evidence by Judge A. Lee Wyman.
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Pierre
Vitalix Company
Canton
C. L. Wendt
Edna J. Wendt
Lucile W. Travis
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
George Moore
Watertown
A. Lee Wyman
Moore
Visit at McCoy Home WoonSOCKET
Visitors at the Fred McCoy home in Woonsocket include C Cranny and Pauline McVoy of Sioux Falls and Virginia Weldner and Helen McCoy, with additional visits from Owen Graham of Racine Wisconsin to the residence of M M Smith.
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McCoy
Woonsocket
C. Cranny
Pauline MccVoy
Sioux Falls
Virginia Weldner
Helen McCoy
Fred McCoy
Owen Graham
Racine
Wis
M. M. Smith
County May Get Wildlife Refuge in South Dakota
State game and fish commission proposes three areas to become Pittman-Robertson wildlife breeding grounds Lake Dakota near Miller Hand County Vobejda Lake Perkins County and a tract east of Wessington Beadle County Easements for a proposed lake may be obtained Beadle project to require land access Hearings to seek funds via a 10 percent federal excise tax on guns and ammunition Harold Bowers to prepare proposals for the biological survey Fred Viigers named permanent warden starting November 1 B G Buies hired as a six month trapper starting November 1 Four turkeys moved from Custer State Park to Farm Island Missouri River Pierre chapter Ganak Walton League to supervise the birds Sturgis delegation to health department over mine tailings dumping into Strawberry Creek
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South Dakota
Pittman-Robinson
State Fame
Fish Commission
Lake Dakota
Miller
Hand County
Vobejda Lake
Perkins County
Wessington
Beadle County
Harold Bowers
Fred Viigers
Lake City
B. G. Buies
Rapid City
Custer State Park
Farm Island
Missouri River
Pierre
Ganak Walton League
Sturgis
Strawberry Creek
Health Department
Woolworth Wins Nail Polish Case in Sioux Falls
A federal jury found for F. W. Woolworth Co. in a $10,000 lawsuit by Florence Carlberg of Sioux Falls who claimed a nail polish bottle exploded and blinded her left eye. The verdict denied damages after a full day of deliberation. Woolworth’s counsel argued the plaintiff was negligent in heating the bottle.
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Woolworth's
Sioux Falls
F. W. Woolworth Co
Florence Carlberg
Woolworth
Woolworth Company
T Pe
Uae
Study Club Adopts Money-Making Scheme in Doland
Doland Study Club votes to raise funds for a new library by selling calendar space to local businesses. Each name entered on the calendar costs a dime, with over 500 names already recorded at the campaign halfway point.
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Doland
WesSington O.E.3 Reports Grand Chapter Session
Wessington Chapter O E S reports Betty Friedman’s recap of the Grand Chapter session in Aberdeen. After the meeting three women performed a playlet and a lunch was served with Lillian Holst in charge. Burdette Club notes include 17 members and three visitors with Lala Bingham hosting lunch. next gathering at Lola Buchendal’s home on November 1.
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Wessington
Burdette Club
Burdette
Lala Bingham
Lola Buchendal
Garden Editor Russell Named Yankee Magazine Editor
MITCHELL October 27 Dr J Almus Russell head of Dakota Wesleyan University English department is chosen as one of six editors of Yankee magazine a national publication on New England life and letters He also writes Garden Talk a monthly column answering questions on gardening wild and cultivated floriculture a long standing hobby of his.
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Mitchell
J. Almus Russell
Dakota Wesleyan University
New England Life and Letters
Russell
Man Admits Beating Wife but Gets Acquittal in Court
In Baltimore on October 27 Francis Stancliffe aged 48 pleaded guilty to beating his wife but was acquitted by a police court magistrate. He admitted the assault on his 24 year old wife who had returned after a four day absence. He said he did what she said and the magistrate dismissed the charge and sent the children's case to the Children's Aid Soviets.
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Baltimore
Francis
Stancliffe
Michael Birmingham
Counties May Sponsor WPA Repair Work
Counties may sponsor a WPA project to repair a courthouse or other public buildings using funds besides the county poor fund. Attorney General Leo A. Temmey advised Potter County State's Attorney K. J. Morgan. If the sponsor's share exceeds 500 dollars, county commissioners must purchase materials by contract.
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Pierre
Leo A. Temmey
K. J. Morgan
Potter County
Mange Reduces Hog Prices As Disease Spreads
Pierre October 27 Thousands of farmers lose two to four dollars per hog at markets this fall due to mange. Markets dock mangy hogs from fifty cents to two dollars per hundredweight with infestations up to 40 percent in some localities. The American Foundation for Animal Health urges treatment before winter and disinfecting hog houses. Eradication is possible with persistent care and veterinary guidance.
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Foundation
Wessington Ladies Aid Division Meeting Held
Mrs Frank Thompson and Mrs Lawrence Spicer hosted the Wessington Ladies Aid Division meeting with nineteen members present. Guests included Mrs M F Monson, Mrs Tom De Haven, Mrs Fred Holst, Mrs Will Moller, Mrs Louis Paulson, and Mrs John Lakner. Devotions were led, Bingo entertained, prizes awarded, and lunch served. The next meeting, a Christmas party, will be December 12 at Mrs W A Topp’s home.
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Wessington
Frank Thompson
Lawrence Spicer
M. 4. Monson
Tom de Haven
Fred Holst
Will Moller
Louis Paulson
John Lakner
W. A. Topp
Thompson
Officials Conflicted On European War, Bradford Says
Ralph Bradford of the U S Chamber of Commerce told Sioux Falls listeners that Washington sources are mixed about the European situation with a striking lack of unanimity. He cited conflicting views from the State Department and the President's secretary Steve Early, highlighting confusion in national policy.
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Sioux Falls
Ralph Bradford
Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Bradford
State Department
Steve Early
Sunshine Extension Club Meets at St. Lawrence
The Sunshine Extension Club met at St. Lawrence on October 27. Mrs. Ruth Jones hosted the Christmas event and served lunch prepared by Mrs. John Van Zee, Mrs. Bonnie Grabow, and Mrs. Arthur Moon. Mrs. Moon led the club in singing songs.
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Extension Club
ST. Lawrence
Sunshine Extension Club
Ruth Jones
John van Zee
Bonnie
Grabow
Arthur Moon
Moon
To Paint Mural In Flandreau Building
Washington, Oct. 27. Mr Ziegler of St Genevieve will paint a mural depicting American history on the walls of the Flandreau South Dakota post office. He won the commission in a contest by the federal Fine Arts Section for 48 awards. one mural in each state carries 38 000 prize money. More than 1707 small drawings were submitted by competing artists. Descriptions of the drawings were not provided. Ziegler was born in 1697 at St Genevieve and studied at the Chicago Art Institute and St Louis School of Fine Art, plus with Joe Jones of St Louis. A sketch of his activities in the Fine Arts Section read: Occupation beekeeper, though painting and study occupy fall and winter.
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Flandreau
Washington
OPI
Ziegler
St. Gene
Flandreau,s. D
Federal Fine Acts
St. Genevieve
Chicaro Art Institute
St. Louis
Blunt High to Stage Three Act Comedy Next Month
Blunt junior class plans a three act comedy titled The Whole Town Is Talking to be staged next month. The cast has been chosen and rehearsals are under the direction of Miss Helen Smith.
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BLUNT
Blunt High School
Tme
Helen Smhith
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Neil Kennedy
McLaughlin
Neal Hammcnd
Len A Temmey
Alan L. Austin
Cadington County
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Ida B. Alseth
California Alpena
Minnie Schmidt
Billy Schmidt
William Gleason
Long Beach
Calif
K. T. Aisenbrey
Lea A. Temmey
Gordon Davis
Bern Irwin
Drat
A. Russell
Levtzow
Cct
Bridge Club
Lyle Lester
Hort
Laurence S. Betts
Waibet
Huron
Sic Falls
Lys
Mitchal
Tao
Anderson
Burn Anderson
J. F. Anderson Lumber Co
2Nd St. S. W
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National Carbon Company
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