A L A Delegates Headed to Portland Summit Meeting
A youth delegation led by Mrs James E Paulton Summit and Mrs Edwin Lee Estelline will depart Friday on the Olympian with a special Pullman to Portland for September meetings including occupational therapy discussion. South Dakota participants Pauline Jorgenson Vivian and Clara Halls Garretson will staff the South Dakota table at the state dinner. Remaining details list delegates and alternates from Aberdeen Gregory Vivian Pierre Belle Fourche Custer De Smet and other towns.
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Summit
James E. Paulton
Edwin Lee
Portland
Paulson
South Dakota
Pauline Jorgenson
Vivian
Clara Halls
Garretson
Ruth Dukes
Huron
Lucile Manning
Custer
Battle Mountain Sanitarium
Hot Springs
Henriette A. Paulson
Florence Lee
Estelline
Amy Anderson
Aberdeen
Eleanor Wright
Gregory
Jennie For
Pierre
Hessie Parker
Eagle Butte
Nellie Matzee
Belle Fourche
Lucille Manning
Marie Kelly
Yankton Enrollment Reaches Record High for Opening Week
Yankton reports the largest opening week high school enrollment on record with 494 students registered first day and expected to exceed 500 by week’s end. Demand for special courses, notably typewriting and bookkeeping, strains capacity and may force refusals in those departments.
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Yankton
Yyankton
89th Birthday On 60-Year Farm Homestead Alton
E A Ronning marks his 89th birthday on the Vermillion county farm he homesteaded sixty years ago and has lived on since. Born in Norway in 1871 he and his wife arrived in America on their honeymoon. He worked on a Missouri River steamboat before settling in a dugout on the homestead which now spans 440 acres. He is a longtime Roseni Congregation member and has five sons and four daughters, with five children remaining at home.
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Alcester
E. A. Ronning
End
Roseni
Mr. Ronning
Norway
Amerjes
Ronning
Plan Alterations In S F Disposal Plant
Sioux Falls authority authorized Mayor Burnside to enter an agreement with Pillsbury Engineering of Minneapolis to prepare plans and specifications for changes to the city sewage disposal plant based on summer experiments to correct current conditions.
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Sioux Falls
Burnside
Pillsbury Engineering Company
Minneapolis
Changce
Thieves steal automobile to get gasoline
Sioux Falls report details a theft where G A Vandervort’s car was taken to siphon seven gallons of gas. The vehicle was recovered intact except for the missing fuel. A nearby station noted locks broken and gas stolen the same night.
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Sioux Falls
Tieves
G. A. Vandervort
Amoi Station
Troquois Pupils Back To Classes In Iroquois
IROQUOIS Sept 8 Special Schools reopen with high attendance and all teachers on duty. Six returning staff plus one new member Miss Meurine Holcomb teach grades seven and eight and assist with Latin. Opening day enrollment totals 87 in high school and various classes show 31 to 37 pupils in early grades. Superintendent Krump and Principal Bruhn lead a stable staff with several members enjoying summer travels.
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Genevieve Albright
Muriell McCardell
Meurine Holcomb
Miss Albright
California
Los Angeles
Ames Store Robbery Leaves Few Clues for Sheriff
Investigation by Sheriff Mohr into a Ames store robbery yields sparse details. The crime occurred between 9 p m and 1 a m Monday night after manager Walter Smith closed the shop at 3, and he and his wife attended a Valley dance. Returning home at 1 a m they found the front window glass smashed after putty removal. About $18, tobacco, and shotgun shells were stolen in the break in.
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Ames
Willer
Sept
Mohr
Walter Smith
Ann Valley
Sleo
Hunters Misconceptions Over Duck Bag Limits
Pierre September reports clarify duck hunting rules. Director O H Johnson of the state game and fish department states that a five or 19 daily limit applies to certain duck species, while the overall daily bag remains 15 for others. Confusion arose among spokesmen about the total limit.
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Pierre
O. H. Johnson
State Game and Figh Department
Freshmen Get Week to Acquaint at State College
Brookings, Sept. 3 Freshmen and new students at State College begin a week on campus to meet faculty, select courses, and learn college traditions. A series of assemblies, conferences, and social events lead to registration of upperclassmen and the season opening football game against Northern Normal on Saturday.
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Brookings
State College
Une
Holger Peterson
Blue Key
Marian Bates
Sigma Lambda
Lyn Gladstone
College Annual
William Spurling
Industrial Collegian
Carl Christensen
E. O. Prather
Northern Normal
Outdoor party plan with wraps and lantern details
Fragmentary note describes an outdoor gathering with veiners and a lantern, mentioning Harvy wraps in a casual context. The text is incomplete, leaving key details and roles unclear.
August Rainfall at Forestburg Sets Record
FORESTBURG September special weather note reports total August rainfall at 201 inches, led by S. S. Judy. The figure tops last August’s 161 inches. August rainfall was uneven with scattered daily totals including 33 on the 2nd and 67 on the 28th, along with smaller amounts on several other days.
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Forestburg
S. S. Judy
Ruskin Park Club Holds Annual Picnic
The Ruskin Park Golf Club held its yearly picnic after the women's tournament finish. Mrs. H Heath won low score with Miss Avis runner up. About 60 members enjoyed fried chicken and trimmings. Prizes included a cup to Mrs. Heath and three golf balls to Miss Todd. The men's tournament unfinished. A Monkey tournament followed with low scorers Mrs Grace Dowdell and Mr Don Miller.
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Forestbunu
Ruskin Park Golf Club
H. Heath
Avis
D. A. Levey
Lyle Ferguson
Heath
Miss Todd
Grace Dowdell
Don Miller
Forestburg School Delays Enrollment For Teachers Institute
Forestburg opened for high school enrollment on Monday but grades did not enroll as the school board allowed grade teachers to attend a two day teachers’ institute at Woonpoket on the new course of study. In Pleasant Valley Lee Thompson marketed apples and plums from the old Marganeau farm. Wales Cotton displayed Beta grapes from his two year old vines, producing seven gallons despite drought effects.
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Fores Bums
Woonpocket
Pleasant Valley
Lee Thompson
Marganeau
Buffalo County
Wales Cotton
Entertains Aid Bonilla Ladies at Wednesday Tea
Mrs Marvey Peterson hosted the Bonilla Ladies Aid society Wednesday afternoon.
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Entertains Aid
Bonilla
Marvey Peterson
Bonilla Ladies Aid Society
Cost Of Getting An Education Drops In Vermillion
Tuition and fees remain the same as last year with board and room lower. University of South Dakota costs range from 3250 to 450 with largest expense being room and board at 225 to 260 for the year. Freshmen and sophomores pay a 15 uniform deposit, refundable on return. Books and supplies run 20 to 60. Registration for University students on Sept 12–13. high school Sept 8–9. classes begin Sept 15 for the university proper. freshmen week follows.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
J. H. Julian
Julian
University High School
University
Indian Girls Exhibit Garments At Crow Creek Fair
Six five garments made by 21 Indian girls were shown at the Crow Creek reservation fair this week. H E B Wright, superintendent, noted the exhibit featured work from five 4 H clubs on the reservation. Each girl made a dress from washable print material with slips shorts and laundry bags part of the display. Temperance rally planned at Pleasant Valley church Sunday with a visiting pastor and a quartet leading services. Rallies are scheduled across Hand county on September 15.
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Pleasant Valley
Gravel Erwin Roads Improve Area Around Erwin
Gravelling work continues in Erwin with the road west of town extended to the Hamlin county line. Side streets in Erwin have seen gravelling as part of the effort to improve condition and access.
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Erwin
Hamlin
Equip Car To Get Latest Market News
JOE CREEK Sept Special George Rairbanks Agar one of the aiost extensive buyers of livestock west of Huron has his car equipped with a bed and a tecio. The bed furnishes him the markets at any time over the air and enables to camp wherever the day ends. George recently made a trip into southern Hughes county in connection with his business.
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Joe Creek
George Rairbanks
Agar
Aiost
Huron
George
Hughes County
Mrs Jensen Rites Held at West Bethany Church Erwin
Funeral services for Mrs H P Jensen were held at West Bethany church with the Rev Mr Bargen officiating. Burial followed in Edwin cemetery. She was taken to Huron hospital for an operation and died later after a period of poor health. A longtime Erwin resident.
Erwin schools open with enrollment rise at high school
Erwin September 8 special report: the Erwin schools opened Monday with a total enrollment of 213. The high school shows a 33 percent increase from last year at 63 pupils, while the freshman class counts 23 and the grades total 150. The faculty includes Supt Amos Tschetter, principal Alex Schwartz, assistant principal John Dahlberg, seventh and eighth grades instructor John Schrader, and teachers Miss Vivian Stewart, Miss Henrietta Peterson, and Miss Otelia Knudson for the other grades.
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Erwin
Amos Tschetter
Alex Schwartz
John Dahlberg
Johm Schrader
Vivian Stewart
Henrietta Peterson
Otelia Knud«son
Governor Green Visits Terrase Alfalfa Ranch
Special report notes Governor and Mrs. Warren Green stopping at the Terrase Alfalfa ranch on Sunday afternoon after a 40 mile drive from Pierre to sample watermelons and rest. Green hopes for definite plans for a Midwest states movement in the Holiday program after the governors’ Sioux City meeting on Sept. 9.
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Green
Ranch Joe Creek
Warren Green
Pierre
Sioux City
Visits at Joe Creek by Morris family from Sioux Falls
Mrs. Hugh Morris and her sons John and Edward visited over Sunday with her daughter Mrs. Bert L Halk at Joe Creek. The visitors' sons belong to the engineers and are employed by the Highway commission. They returned to Sioux Falls on Monday afternoon.
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Joe Creek
Hugh Morris
John
Edward
Sioux Falls
Bert L. Halk
Highway Commission
Queen City
Funeral notices for James Paterson in local Bonilla services
Funeral services were held for James Pattersen at his home on Friday. Burial followed in Bonilla Cemetery.
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Bonilla
Bonkeu
James Pattersen
Bonilla School Opens With 149 Pupils Enrolled
Bonilla school opened Monday with Rae as principal. Enrollment reached 149 students including 39 in high school and 20 freshmen.
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Bonilla
Schggl
OFENS
Banila
Rae
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