Pheasants Drive South Dakota Hunting Boom and Revenue
South Dakota's pheasant expansion has turned upland hunting into a multi million dollar business with over 81 000 resident and 6 000 non resident licenses last year. The sport attracts thousands of sportsmen each autumn creating a robust seasonal economy supported by local farms and hunting clubs. The pheasant's appeal spans women and families as well as traditional hunters boosting tourism and related spending across the region.
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Pierre
Featherman
Highlands
China
Milady
South Dakota
Dakota
Jthem
Rockies
Hours: 6 00 p m to p m Daily and Sundsy
The text appears to report business hours with a daily schedule and Sunday closure. The exact closing time is garbled, but it indicates standard late-afternoon to evening hours, with Sunday noted as part of the schedule.
Ree Heights High School Officers Elected
Ree Heights High School announces student council and class officers. Council president Margery Burge and senior class leaders Bill Struse and Aileen Thompson highlighted a full slate with junior and sophomore officers and sponsors. A dancing party in the gym replaced the usual freshman initiation.
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Ree Heights
Margery Burge
la Venne Crawford
Mabel Bleha
Bill Struse
Delton Meehan
Aileen Thompson
Thrall
James Scott
Phyllis Arbogast
Gertrude Reiman
Miss Hixson
Grein
Dean Henson
Harlan Blachford
Donald DeGoyer
Joy Brisben
Bryan Curtis
Alice Jean Scott
Pheasant Dinner Planned by Willing Workers Club
IROQUOIS Sept 18 Special The Willing Workers Club met at Edna Johnsons with eight members and a guest Mrs. Olson. Josie Redl Zelza Aitchison and Elza Whites received birthday gifts Etta Warrenner and Leota Stecker were prize winners Lena Knouse invites club and families to pheasant dinner October 9 Next meeting will be with Anamae Blue October 9
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Club Iroquois
Willing Workers Club
Edna Johnson
Mrs. Olson
Josie Redl
Zelza Aitchison
Elza Whites
Etta Warrenner
Leota Stecker
Lena Knouse
Anamae
Sportsmen Prepare Celebrations Across Cities
Opening hunting seasons October 1 will trigger celebrations in Watertown Madison Brookings and Aberdeen. The winner will host two parties for visiting hunters, while Cus ter plans its annual sportsmen barbecue the night before the deer and elk seasons open November 1.
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Associated Press
Watertown
Madison
Brookings
Aberdeen
Custer
Youth Returns To Plankinton After Escape
A one year old Brown County youth who escaped from the State Training School voluntarily returned to the school and admitted stealing three automobiles and burgling two businesses during three weeks of freedom. He said he took cars at Mt. Vernon Westport and Bristol and merchandise from firms at Webster and Ipswich. Day County officials seek custody for trial on robbery and automobile theft charges.
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Con Nkiniwin
Brown County
Victor Hammer
Mt. Vernon
Westport
Bristol
Webster
Ipswich
Hammer
Ree Heights Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers
Ree Heights American Legion Auxiliary officers were installed including President N T Hickcox Vice President Pearl Voelker Secretary Emma Sanders Treasurer Marian Leach and Chaplain Alma Goth in a recent ceremony at MELAS Dept.1 Sep. special event.
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Melas
American Legion Auxiliary
N.T. Hickcox
Pearl Voelker
Emma Sanders
Marian Leach
Alma Goth
Willow Lake High Carnival Date Set
Willow Lake high school will hold its annual carnival on October 3 to fund extracurricular activities. Candidates for carnival queen were elected: Freshmen Lavonne Haug sophomores Kathleen Warkenthein juniors Elsie Waldner seniors Ila Pierson. The queen will be crowned by the primary class at the ceremony close.
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Willow Lake
H. S
Lavonne Haug
Kathleen Warkenthein
Elsie Waldner
Ila Pierson
Mission Festival Held at Alpena by Congregational Church
Members of the Congregational Church held a Mission Festival at the schoolhouse drawing large attendance from Parkston and nearby towns. Rev. Jacob Nern of Fairfax assisted Rev. E J Eslinger as guest speaker, spoke three times. Alpena and New Zion choirs contributed. Total collections reached $457 for General Conference missionary work.
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ALON
Congregational Church
Parkston
Jacob Nern
Fairfax
E. J. Eslinger
Alpena Choir
New Zion Choir
Treassurer
General Conference
Hyde County Real Estate Transfers Summary
Hyde County real estate transfers list multiple parcels between private owners and institutions. Transactions include Doris B. Sanderson to Anna Elliott and Thomas Arthur to Halden B. Birt, with various lot, section, township, and range designations. Governor Lincoln National Life Insurance and Agricultural Credit Corporation are also noted in transfer entries.
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Hyde County
Erastus Cornwell
Highmore
Doris B. Sanderson
Anna Elliott
Ofesuranta
Towa
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
State of South Dakota
L. x. Mesick
N.E
S.E
Grace Wight Gemmill
Pa White
Alma R. White
Agricultural Credit Corporation
C. M. Carroll
Florence
MM. Carroll
Hunters Urged To Study Hunting Laws This Season
Pierre report notes the game department urges hunters to study shooting regulations before the October 1 season. Chief Warden Elmer Peterson says the season and bag limits are generous and there will be strict enforcement. Vital rules include forbidden shooting from a car, possession limits by zone, and watch for local restrictions on pheasants. More copies of regulations and sunrise times are available to assist hunters.
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Pierre
Game Department
Elmer Peterson
Missouri River
Peterson
St Lawrence H S appoints editor of Student Life paper
LaWHa Kaun, eps. 18 Special, LaVelle Blanchard a senior named editor in chief of the high school paper Student Life. Staff includes Carolyn Luke as associate editor Ardith Moon business manager Lois Carter general news Althea Ross features Marion Meehan Clarence Weaver G A A Susan Wheelhouse alumni Virginia Stymiest art editors Margery Brons Ethel McPhail grade reporter Ardith Moon typists LaVelle Blanchard Margery Brons. advisor Miss Agness Hanson. Publication is first Friday monthly. Minutes of school board meetings added this year.
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Lawh Kaun
Specialjy LaVelle Blanchard
Carolyn Luke
Ardith Moon
Lois Carter
Althea Ross
Marion Meehan
Clarence Weaver
Susan Wheelhouse
Virginia Stymiest
Margery Brons
Ethel McPhail
LaVelle Blanchard
Agness Hanson
Newly Located Store Reopens in Alpena
Inandus Aisenbrey officially opened his store in Alpena on Saturday at the remodeled old Malthouse residence. The shop offers groceries electrical appliances radio sales and repair with living quarters for the family above and behind the store. A larger room and better location are highlighted by the event with coffee and cookies for attendees.
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Alpena
Inandus Aisenbrey
Aisenbrey
Motor Carriers Board to Meet in Huron on Sept 25
South Dakota Motor Carriers board of directors will gather in Huron on September 25 for the meeting. The session will set the date for the Mitchell state convention and review public relations policies and other business related to motor carriers.
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Motor Carriers’ Board
Huron
Asendikiy
South Dakota Motor Carriers
Glenn E. Martz
State Association
Mitchell
Parley
Martz
No Excuse For Hunting Mishaps
The state game department urges safety as hunting opens with 25,521,000 acres open on October 1 for upland game and the full state for duck season. It notes 7,000 license buyers last year could yield 285 acres per man on pheasants. It recommends three safety rules: treat every gun as loaded, never point at people, and avoid alcohol with gunpowder.
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Game Department
Ree Heights Community Club Quilts and Mission Talk
The Ree Heights Community Club gathered at Mrs. Ray Blake’s home for a quilting session and a program by Elza Scott reviewing The Versatile Tah Kow Na article by Gaylord Know. A Thai missionary theme is noted with a Thailand Outlook booklet. Lunch followed. next Saturday the club will operate lunches in the Nicholas building with baked goods and donated articles for sale.
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Ree Heights
Ray Blake
Elza Scott
Tah Kow Na
Gaylord Know
Thailand
Kingdom of
Thai
Nicholas
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