Fowler Cleared In Girget Court
Mitchell Sept 13 Tom Fowler was cleared of per spirating federal officer charges after Judge Bakewell sustained a demurrer. The ruling found no violation of posing as an official due to technical law wording. State evidence about Fowler and Harry Davis selling liquor to John Latusee was deemed insufficient for larceny.
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Mitchell
Tom Fowler
Bakewell
Fowler
Roscoe Satterlee
John Latusee
John Latusec
Woonsocket
Harry Davis
Latuses
First Indians Begin Chemawa School Pioneering Sioux Pupils
The first delegation of Sioux pupils to Chemawa Institute Oregon under the Interior Department education plan left for Chemawa. The group of twenty Lares boys and girls will form the first Sioux attendance at Chemawa with larger groups to follow in non reservation schools across the Dakotas and beyond. Madison police report August arrests total 123, fines amounting to 240 dollars. Five reckless driving, three intoxication, three vagrancy, one improper parking, one sanitary violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
All Madison Schools See Attendance Rise in Enrollment
Preliminary enrollment figures from Madison public schools and colleges show higher attendance in most departments. Total enrollment in the free schools Lincoln Washington Garfield reaches 492 with 7 more in the eighth grade. high school attendance is 283 per Superintendent Hunt. Eastern Normal shows a gain of 10. parochial schools report exceptionally heavy enrollment per Father Esan.
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Madison
Lincoln
Washington
Garfield
Imigh
Hunt
Eastern Normal
Esan
Deuel County Fair Opens Thursday in Clear Lake
Arrangements are complete for the annual fair of the Duel County Fair Association to be held in Clear Lake September 19 20 and 21. Exhibits are expected to be stronger this year as crops have been good across the district with grain crops especially promising.
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Deuel
Clear Lake
Duel County Fair Association
Delay In Court Of Lake County Postponed Two Weeks
Madison Sept 1 The September term of circuit court in Lake County was postponed two weeks to September 23 by order from Judge Dougherty who is detained by press. One jury case is listed on the calendar, largely involving liquor law violations.
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Madison
Lake County
Dougherty
Press
Madison Funeral for Fire Victim Vernon Ellis
Funeral services were held at the Carl Bohn home in Grinnd township for Vernon Ellis a two year old Madison man who died in Sioux City after a weekend visit The death followed severe burns sustained when his bed in a hotel passage caught fire believed caused by a cigarette he was smoking
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Madison
Carl Bohn
Grinnd Township
Vernon Ellis
Sioux City
New Grade In East Beadle County Begins Work
TROQUOIS September reports a new grade construction in Logan township northward along a six mile strip. The crew started at the south end and is moving toward the north, with work on the north toywaghin line of Treadle county.
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Beadle County
Logan Township
Treadle County
Lodges At Iroquois To Observe Birthday
Iroquois Sept 15 The seventy eighth anniversary of Rebekahs will be commemorated by Odd Fellows and their wives and Rebekahs of Iroquois on Friday Sept 20. William H H Warren of De Smet will address the gathering. Committees have prepared a social evening and entertainment program.
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Iroquois
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
William HH. Warren
de Smet
Freshman Orientation At Eastern State Teachers College
Freshmen at Eastern State Teachers College participate in orientation activities from September 9 to 20 to learn college customs traditions and activities. The student senate with Arnold Olsbo Joyce Gregory and George Hollister along with faculty members and upperclassmen lead events for new students during registration which began September 6 for upperclassmen and Tuesday for freshmen. A chapel period included announcements about wearing green caps and class rules followed by a Wednesday night instruction session for all freshmen.
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Madison
Eastern State Teachers College
Arnold Olsbo
Joyce Gregory
George Hollister
Mrg Wanevigve Turnipgeed
W. A. Lowry
E. Peterson
Ent
Student Mixer Plans In Gymnasium For Next Week
Songs and yells set the scene as upperclassmen host a student mixer in the gymnasium. Stunts and activities are being planned for the following week.
Harvest festival and barbecue in Redfield planned
Redfield prepares for the annual harvest festival and barbecue on Wednesday with committee members ready to serve 4,000 dinners. In the afternoon a free ball game is scheduled between Stratford and Redfield.
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Redfield
Stratford
Chicken Thieves Active Despite Sentences In County
Reports from the county show ongoing thefts by chicken thieves. Mrs. Gust Derschfeld loses 100 spring chickens in Trogfoss, highlighting continued criminal activity despite recent severe sentences being imposed.
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Gust Derschfeld
Trogfoss
Gann Valley PTA Opens Season With State Officials
GANN VALLEY Sept 73 Special Members of the Gann Valley Parent-Teacher Association heard talks from N E L Steel secretary of the South Dakota Educational Association and D C Mills executive secretary of the Young Citizens League of South Dakota. The group announced monthly meetings on the first Tuesday of each month through the school year.
White House Helper Visits In Watertown
Major Raymond E. McQuillan aide to President Hoover spends a few days in Watertown at Billcrest lakeside home of Mr and Mrs J W Dougherty on a month’s leave. McQuillan, senior army White House aide, was born at Britton South Dakota and studied at the University of Minnesota.
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Watertown
Raymond E. McQuillan
Washisston
D. C
Herbert Hoover
Lake
J. W. Dougherty
Billcrest
McQuillan
Army
White House
Britton
S. D
University of Minnesota
Unik
Cavalry Officer Served At Fort Leavenworth And White House
A cavalry officer in the signal corps at Fort Leavenworth also served as aide at the White House during the final year of Calvin Coolidge's administration.
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Ed’ States
Army Cavalry
Signal Corps
Ft. Leavenworth
Whit House
Cayin’ Coolidge
Belle Fourche Roars To Feature Roarin' Gulch Celebration
Belle Fourche marks Roarin' Gulch, the annual gold discovery celebration, on November 7 with events hosted by George W. Miller post No 32 of the American Legion at the Legion hall in Belle Fourche.
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Belle Fourche
Roarin’ Gulch
George W. Miller
Sioux Falls Man Appointed Jewish Fund Leader
Koplow of Sioux Falls has been named South Dakota representative on the Palestine Emergency Fund national committee to raise a large relief fund for Jewish victims in the Holy Land. He announced that a substantial early collection from the state had already been sent.
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Sioux, Falls
Sept
Koplow
South Dakota
Palestine Emergency Fund
Holy Land
Relief drive spans local to distant regions amid Arabian troubles
Collectors in the area mobilize to fund relief for the emergency caused by Arabian troubles. Campaigns reach remote parts of the state by mail as canvassers seek donations and communicate with far districts.
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Sitte
Trequo is Enrollment Steady in Ironnais Schools
Trequois enrollment in Ironnais public schools shows little change from last year with 214 pupils. Grades range from first through eleventh, with counts including 17 first grade 14 second 17 third 20 fourth 14 fifth 15 sixth 19 seventh 15 eighth 39 ninth 13 tenth 19 and eleventh 19. Classes were dismissed today to allow students to attend a Sintif event.
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Truquois
Ironnais
60 Head Spring Shoots 3 Brood Sows With August Pigs
A farm operation reports its 60 head spring season produced three brood sows with piglets born in August. The ceremony notes indicate careful breeding practices and steady yield for the period.
Farm Feed Lots Stock High Qualities For Sale
Several hundred bushels of oats and barley. Twenty tons of alfalfa hay. Twenty tons of green oats hay. Twenty to thirty tons of green pigeon grass hay.
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Girget
Oregon
Puritan
Brown
Ned Milners
M. J. Lyon
Huron
Belle Fourche Roars
Sioux Falls
Man Made Jewish Fund
Trequois
R. P. Bethke Chiropractor
Lowa
I—Mccormick Deering
John Deere
John Deere Com
Dempster
John Deere Gang
Deering
Inachi
Golden Oak
Laval
Studebaker
Roy Housman
E. L. Meigs
Walter E. Voigt
the National Bank of Huron
Cle
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