Pierre Legion corps to broadcast from WENR radio
Pierre South Dakota, Sept 20. The American Legion bagpipe drum and bugle corps from Pierre, the department champions for two years, will broadcast on WENR Chicago Sunday night October 29 between 10 30 and 10 45 p m central standard time. The program includes a five minute talk by L Morrison, special bagpipe arrangements, and numbers by the entire drum corps. The Pierre delegation heads for the national convention at Louisville, with special cars leaving Sept 25 and arriving in Chicago Sept 29 for the train to Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Pierre Kiltieg
American Legion
WENR
Chicago
National Legion
Louisville
Elmer Dean Nison
Pierre Ste Corps
Dennigan
L. ©. Morrison
Kadoka
South Dakota
Thea Wenr
Dennison
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Garden City
Milbank
San Antonio
Indianapolis
Ind
American Lesion National
South Dakota Legionnaires
Mellette Teachers And Parents Reception At Church
In Mullette on Sept 20 a teacher parent reception was held at the Community Federated Church. The program featured readings and music with community singing, vocal solos and quartets. Speakers included Mrs. Seymour and Mrs. Haddow, and a supper was served in the church basement. Toasts were given by Don Cheatham and F A Howe among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Newton
Willen
Clift
Emil Weiler
Me Heddow
Newton
Emile Welke
Whitesidg
Auartette
Haddow
Clft
Mr. Welle
Don Cheatham
F. A. Howe
Federal Building To Be Enlarged At Mitchell
Federal Building to be enlarged at Mitchell with a 400 percent increase in capacity over four years. A new heating system is installed and the building is touted as the second best post office in the state upon completion. Interior work and renovations run to October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Wolsey Church School Opens With 64 Pupils
Sixty four students enroll for the 1929 20 term at St John s Evangelical Lutheran Christian day school in Wolsey as the new year starts. Paul Rotanan teaches the four upper grades while Gindhorst instructs the four lower grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey Church
Wolsey
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran’ Christian Day School
Paul Rotanan
Gindhorst
Sargon Soft Mass Brings Stomach Relief and Strength
Carl E. from Minneapolis reports three solid meals daily with no after effects after three years of stomach trouble and rheumatism. He credits Sargon with full-system relief, better sleep, and restored energy, noting the product’s advertised benefits and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ives
Carl E.on
S. Tth
Minneapol
Nestatt Deng Co
Mosher New South Dakota Town Placed on Map
Mosher, the latest town in Rosebud district on the Chicago and North Western extension from Winner to Wood, sits 20 miles west of Winner. Thousands are expected Sept 25 for the town lot sale by auction offering business and residence parcels. The town sits in a rich agricultural district with thousands of acres in nearby Tripp Mellette and Todd counties feeding it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Rosebud Mosher
Mosher
Rosebud
Chicago and
North Western Railway
Winner
Wood
Mosher 3
Fich
Tripp
Mellette
Todd
Wyoming drills rich oil gusher near Mule Creek field
A rich oil strike was reported in the east Mule Creek field in Wyoming about 45 miles west of here. Cementing operations were underway with deeper drilling planned. Unofficial estimates put daily production from 0 to 250 barrels. The field has yielded about $10,000,000 from 40 shallow wells in the past decade, and lies within ten miles of wells at Barker and Provo structures near the South Dakota line, in Yat River county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Not Springs
East Mule Creek
Wyoming
South Dakota
Barker and
Provo
Yat River
Iroquois High Classes Organized For Year
Iroquois High elected officers for the new term at the start of the school year. Officers include Otto Wore as president, Wilma Carter as presider, Carl Theophilus co president, Mary Rounds as secretary and treasurer. Mary Rounds named editor of the Little Chief student section with Ruth Bortamates as sports editor and Marie Brown as author editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois
Seulasses Iteue High School
Otto
Seier
Wilma Carter
Carl Theophilug
Mary Rounds
Marie Ritter
Janet Emmetius
Margaret Jowers
Gathman
Soaphomore
Claude Nordty
Floyd
Slea
Huth Sotlomley
Tresharen
Frostimaan
James Crawtorn
Stanley Jorday
Eastern Normal Enrollment Reaches 880 Students
Eastern State Teachers College reports 880 enrolled students divided into certificate and four year tracks. Freshmen and sophomores populate the in state certificate and four year programs, with 87 and 22 in various sophomore and junior groups. Seniors total 24, plus six special enrollees and 20 nursing training entrants not included in main counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Normal
Madison
Eastern State Teaches College
Tollawine
Farm Survey To Aid College Task In Potter County
A college led survey begins in Potter County November 1930 to study farm conditions and costs for crops dairy eggs cattle hogs and labor use. About fifty farmers will maintain records on livestock machinery crops buildings and finances with college and county agent supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Cokere
Acrichitara
Potter County
Paul Christ
Opherson
C. M. Hampson
Cooperation study plan to publish farmer names locally
A bulletin will summarize data and present each cooperating farmer with a copy. Names will appear in the local paper while private business details remain confidential. Similar studies have occurred in Kingsburg Brown and Lincoln counties with visits to twelve detailed record keepers bi monthly and about fifty others every six weeks. HampBon will assist with inventories and visit cooperators as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Kingsburg
Brown
Lincoln
Christopherson
Hamp- Bon
Madison Knights Aide to Sioux City Four State Meeting
Madison Knight Templars led by Commander James Robertson are invited to a four state gathering of Sir Knights from Iowa South Dakota Minnesota and Nebraska at the Masons temple in Sioux City on October 4. A South Dakota Commandery band concert at 1 pm a parade of uniformed Sir Knights at 4 pm a 6:30 banquet and a drill session with evening entertainment follow the afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Aberdeen Budget Shows $21,000 Increase for City Improvements
Aberdeen report lists 1929 and 1930 appropriations with a rise to 421,902 from 401,065. The largest increase funds an investigation into possible sources for the city water supply as parsed by the city commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
City Commission
Land of Co op Company Sale Confirmed by Court
Judge Alva E. Taylor will confirm the sale of 196 acres of land once owned by the old Farmers Cooperative Packing Co as the last asset sold to Amour W. R. Brumwell at 30 dollars an acre. The deal hinges on court confirmation and any higher bid presented at the hearing or to the receiver Glenne Marun. Stockholders of nearly 4000 would receive about 5880 dollars unless a higher bid emerges. Final dividends to shareholders likely after the sale closes, with additional funds from other sources to complete the payout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Farmers, Cooperative Packing Company
Alva E. Taylor
LA. Churchill
James River
Cooperative Company
Amour
Brumwell
Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capital Post
Pierre Kilties
Federal Building
Mitchel
Roanoke
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Hickman-Williams
Qowxpany Ford Coal and Coke Wholesale
Minneapoliis, Mitty
BE College
Madison Knights
Sioux City
Land OF Co-Op Company
Farmers Packing Company
W. R. Brumvvell
Orexon
Miami
Fla. Dee
Brown’s Service Station
Illinois
OLSON
eUrremurru
By Kuppenheimer
Kuppenheimer
E. C. Olson Co
Watertown
Rapid City
Huron
Sioux Falls
Brookings
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!