Pheasant Tag Licensing Issued by Deputy Wardens
Pierre September 23. Pheasant shipping tags will be issued this fall by all deputy game wardens and by the state game and fish department. Tags cost 25 cents each, sold only in packs of five or ten, with a ten tag limit per person. Applicants must present a combined hunter and angler license showing a sale record. The system aims to curb abuse and misuse by market hunters and maintain accessibility for sportsmen.
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Pierre
State Game and Fish Department
H. Johnson
Johnson
Angtler
Motorists Kill Big Badger Near Brookings
Brookings September 23 Two Brookings men George Johnsrud and Robert Prosser killed a large badger on the highway between Midway and Brookings. The animal, noted for size, was mounted and destined for South Dakota State College museum in the entomology department.
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Brookings Brookings
South Dakota State College
Haeger
George Johnsrud
Robert Prosser
Brookings
Midway
Stoeokings
State Colleges Museum
Hitchcock Students Leave For Colleges
Hitchcock confirms its annual delegation of fifteen students departing for colleges and universities across the country. Elsie Marshall and Clinton Dubois attend Huron College while James Kingdon Evelyn Tanner and Jamnita Kingdon study at Dakota Wesleyan University. Other students pursue Milwakee Marquette University, Northern State Teachers College in Aberdeen and more, with destinations including South Dakota State Stooks, University of Nebraska in Lincoln, and Mitchell business programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Elsie Marshall
Clinton Dubois
Huron College
Dakota Wesleyan University
James Kingdon
Evelyn Tanner
Jamnita Kingdon
Nellie Cordon
Northern Elste
Cllege
Aberdeen
Upsi Dinsen
South Dakota State
Stookings
Catherin Hobart
Hoston College
Leonsabart
Holy Press
Verner Satlquist
Mortingside
Sioux City
Halge Sallquist
Glenn Snman
George Sallquist
Study Sallquist
University of
Sioux Tails
Lenore Suter
Mitchell
Apples Blooming and Ripening on One Madison Tree
In Madison on Sept 23 a unique horticultural sight appears at L. H. Bingen residence. An apple tree bears ripe fruit and blossoms simultaneously, with blossoms that arose two weeks after blooming and last frost, producing fresh fruit and blossoms for the household and friends.
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Madisoan
L. H. Bingen
Bingen
Hoyse
Mra. Bingen
Miller Highway Man Changed To Jerauld County
Sept 23 Specian Retant Wood of Wayland who has been in charge of highway maintenance at Miller has been transferred to Jerawld county. He will make his headquarters at Wessington Springs.
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Waylanr
Retant
Wood of
Wayland
Miller
Jerawld County
Wessington Springs
Madison Boy Scouts to Hold Court of Honor
Madison scouts will attend a Court of Honor in Madison on September 30. Merit badges earned during the year will be awarded to eligible Madison Boy Scouts including a member who traveled from South Dakota for the international Boy Scout Jamboree in England.
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Madison
Cham
South Dakota
England
Sweet Clover Raisers Well Paid In Kingsbury
Kingsbury farmers report sweet clover as a profitable crop this year with prices around five cents for the dwarf variety and about five and a quarter cents for the large white. Several carloads shipped this fall with more expected. Corn frost impact varied by maturity and later plantings saw slight damage. Grain quality described as good though yields are smaller than some years.
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Kingsbury
McElrath Elected For Wessington Auxiliary
Elizabeth McElrath was elected president of the Wessington American Legion auxiliary at the annual election. Hazel Coap and Ania Burton named first and second vice presidents, with Margaret Andrews secretary and Emilie Meyers treasurer. Other officers and board members were listed. installation scheduled for October 17.
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Wessiagion
Elizabeth McElrath
Wessington American Legion Auxiliary
Hazel Coap
Ania Burton
Margaret Andrews
Emilie Meyers
Jennie Watson
Alice Stewart
Stella Major
Clara Bowen
Rebecca Robinson
Louisa Suner
Groton Young People Continue Education Across Nation
Groton reports several local youths pursuing further schooling nationwide. Gale Clangon and Iona Mesthal head to Hamline University. Esizer Dunn to the University of South Dakota. multiple students to Northern State Teachers College in Aberdeem. Richard Hatt erick to Haron.colege. Merc tedes King to State College. Almara Lien to Augustana College. Alys Livingaton to Sioux Falls College. Kenneth Van Bramer to Luther College. and others to Groton High School for postgraduate work, with Harlowe Feller seeking the University of North Dakota.
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Groton
Rone
Gale Clangon
Iona Mesthaler
Hamline University
St. Paul
Esizer Dunn
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
Viola Bramann
Dora Evans
Colen Harris
Robert Nagle
David Hasmusen
Velma Senders
Northern State Teachers’ College
Aberdeen Builds A Surge In City Shopping Centers
Aberdeen plans a $213000 building program this year driven by seven chain stores offering merchandise from five cents to one dollar. Two new stores are under construction with two more planned, plus renovations costing $25,000 for one downtown site. Additional stores will move in, with $4500 in alterations, and a third chain plans a $60000 expansion to the vacant Dakota National bank building, plus spring construction after autumn possession. A machinery company is nearing completion of a large warehouse for about $40000 and bids for a new rubber company branch office cost $35000. A city reservoir will cost $26000 and bank alterations total $30000, with one more novelty store planned for spring completion by architects.
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South Dakota
Aberdeen
Chain Novelty
Dakota National Bank
Branen Altice
Iwill
First National
Aberdeen National
Phe
Hamlin Potatoes Being Dug And Shipped
Digging and shipping of Hamlin county potatoes, 2929 crop, began last week with Lake Norden and Hayti loading. Current price indications suggest growers will net well over a dollar per bushel.
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Hamlin County
Lake Norden
Hayt
Potato Market Conditions in Uncertain Trend
The article notes no sales have occurred yet and price trends remain unclear. A marked production shortage exists with heavy marketing volume, causing price pressures. Yet a strong daily flow of potatoes is expected as packing operations persist toward season end. early arrivals are slightly oversized but adjustments are anticipated soon.
Pioneer Jon Holcomb Buried in Conde After Sudden Death
Funeral services were held last week for Jon Holcomb a pioneer resident of Spink county. He died suddenly at Arena Wisconsin and his body was brought to Conde for burial. Holcomb was among the earliest settlers in northeastern Spink county.
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Spink
Conde Gonde
Jon Holcomb
Spink County
Mr. Holcomb
Arena
Wis
Conde
Lake Preston Boy Has Nervous Breakdown
Len Morgan son of Mr and Mrs George Morgan a Lake Preston high school sophomore has been taken to a Volga hospital for treatment suffering from a nervous breakdown Fred Ahleis is president of the 1930 senior class at Conde high school elected at the annual class meetings and elections conducted
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Lake Preston
Len Morgan
George Morgan
Lake Preston High School
Volga
Morgan
Conde
Fred Ahleis
Hich
Miller Circuit Court Fines Deuhr for Liquor Charge
In Miller Circuit Court Judge Frank R. Fisher fined Charles Deuhr 325 dollars plus costs and sentenced him to 30 days in jail. Deuhr pleaded guilty to a liquor charge. Chauncey Sisk also pleaded guilty with sentence deferred until November 1.
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Fisher
Miller
Charles ‘Deuhr
Frank R. Fisher
Gieu
Deuhr
Chauncey Sisk
Parochial Hi School Enrolls 35 Students In Polo
Polo September 23. Thirty five students are enrolled in the high school department of the parochial school now in session for a week. Others are expected to enter later. Rev. H Pothmann pastor is imetrictor in the school this year. The second and third years have been added to the course.
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Polo
H. Pothmann
Mellette Fire Department Receives State Tax Share
Mellette Sept 23 Special The Mellette fire department has received its share of State fire insurance premium tax for the year just begun. A brief update notes the funds aim to support local fire services and equipment improvements.
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Mellette Mellette
Mellette
State department grant funds fire prevention efforts
A state department grant provides $134 to purchase new equipment or enhance department operations, with emphasis on fire prevention work. The note records the identical amount and its use across years, reflecting continuing funding for safety improvements.
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State Department
Frankfort Clergyman Hurt In Car Wreck
Rev. J. J. Reilly pastor of St Arms Catholic church in Frankfort was injured when a big car crowded the road and struck his vehicle. Reilly's car overturned several times and he was pinned underneath before a passing motorist rushed him to Aberdeen hospital where injuries were said not serious.
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Frankfort
J. J. Reilly
St. Arms Catholic Church
Seven-room bungalow under construction near Mellette
A seven-room bungalow is being built on the Rob Howie farm east of Mellette. Construction has progressed materially and is expected to be completed before winter.
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Rob Howie
Mel- Yette
Cavour Farmer Buys Blaisdell Farm for 65
Cavour Sept 2 Herman Mueller a prosperous farmer living a mile south of Cavour has purchased the Sern of G N Blaisdell two miles north of Cavour. Mgr Moeller bought land west of the Blaisdell farm last year and with the new addition will have another fine farm. A full set of buildings is to be erected. The consideration of the purchase is said to have been around 35 yer.
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Cavour
Herman Mueller
G. N. Blaisdell
Mgr. Moeller
Blaisedell
50 Year Old De Smet School To Be Razed
Kingsbury county pioneer school houses to be torn down after nearly 50 years of service. A modern 4 by 4 type building will replace it in the Lailleury district to accommodate 25 pupils with west facing windows and east facing lighting.
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de Smet
Snecali
Kingsbury Coune Ty
Nnouses
Laielleury
Tuelf Facng
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Jerauld
Pearl Spring Water Co
Madison Boy Scouts
McElrath
Wessington
Hub City
Hamlin
Roy Housman
Huron
Boy
SAY IF
Davey Lee Ee Blige Hebailsee
Fay
J.c.penney CO
Coats
Huron, S. D
Polo Parochial Hi School
Blaisdell Farm
Alpena
Muiles
Neil Bailey
National Bank of Huron
Walter Voigt
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