Waterfowl hunting rules ease limits amid recovery outlook
The 1938 hunting rules show a 45 day season with a 15 day extension over prior years as waterfowl numbers rebound across western Canadian provinces and the northwest. Hunters will need a $1 duck stamp in addition to state licenses, with a 10 bird daily bag limit including canvasbacks redheads oldsquaws or ruddy ducks.
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Cann
Northwest
U. S. Department] of Agriculture
Butte
Specter
Custer
Fall River
Lawrence
Mena
Pennington
Uea
Usthe
Gare Department
Pierre
Rene Ier
Help Bring Back The Depleted Waterfowl Species
Hunters face opening day with a scene of mallards in flight against a backdrop of species facing declines. The article notes mallards resist drought and drainage pressures better than others, while four other waterfowl struggle, with one on the federal taboo list. It describes the Buddy, Redhead, and Ruddy duck features to aid identification and suggests limited take under regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuckawill
Biologicam
Rass’ Goose
Buddy
Children Confirmed at Barlville Lutheran Church
Ten boys and girls were received into communicant membership at a confirmation service Sunday led by Rev. A. P. Nelsson. Those confirmed include Joyce Anderson, Gordon Erickson, Gene Evenson, Joyce Evenson, Julia Haugen, Orville Kepfman, Arlo Pederson, Clarence Schamber, Dorothy Schamber, and Leona Teveldal. 45 received communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Springs
Barlville
Federal waterfowl rules tighten for safer hunting season
The new regulations retain key rules from the past two years, require plugged magazines in repeating and automatic shotguns to limit capacity to two shells, and prohibit baiting and use of live decoys to protect the waterfowl.
Teachers Institute Held at Springs in Wes Sings
The Jerauld County normal institute met in Wes sington Springs Friday and Saturday with Clyde Fite in charge. Sessions began at 9 p m with speakers including W W Luderman dean of Southern Normal Springfield H H Bailey Altamount Ells Treland Brule County Chamberlain Ruth Rice Miller Cordelia Sherling Pierre Barrett Lowe Wes sington Springs superintendent and John A Urtan local county agent.
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Teachers’ Institute
Springs Wessington Springs
Jerauld County Normal Institute
Wessington Springs
Clyde Fite
W. W. Ludernan
Southern Normal
Springfield
H. H. Bailey
Altamount
Ells Treland
Brule County
Chamberlain
Ruth Rice
Miller
Cordelia Sherling
Pierre
Barrett Lowe
Wessinggrton Springs
John A. Urtan
District Rally at Wir red Church October 2
The 4-L Society of the Congregational Church from Lake Preston will join a district rally at Wir red Sunday evening October 2. Program numbers will be contributed by members of the local organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
4-L Society of the Congregational Church
Wirred
Speed Writing Class Organized by Lake Preston Leader
Mrs. Mark Rensch, Lake Preston, county adult education director, organized a speed writing class with about 20 young people registered. The class offers a method that lets anyone translate notes, differing from regular shorthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adull
Mark Rensch
Lake Preston
Eastern Star Holds 40th Anniversary of South Dakotahood
In Lake Preston on Tuesday evening the local Eastern Star to commemorate South Dakota’s 40th statehood anniversary. Mrs. A. A. Coulson, worthy matron, will preside over the program following the state plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Eastern Star
South Dakota
A. A. Coulson
Promotion Day Exercises At Congregational Sunday School
Promotion Day exercises were held at the Congregational Sunday School with A. A. Coulson in charge of the program featuring readings and musical numbers. Mrs C O Piper underwent an operation at Mitchell Hospital this past week and is assisted by her daughter Lucile staying with her.
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Lake Preston
Congregational Sunday School
A. A. Coulson
Woonsocket
C. O. Piper
Mitchell Hospital
Lucile
Kingsbury Ministers Convene At De Smet
IROQUOIS Sept 27 Special de Hey and Mrs E E Vernon drove to De Smet to attend a meeting of the Kingsbury Ministerial Association. Rev W P Slocum of Arlington presided at a business session with H C Juell Lake Preston as secretary treasurer at the home of Rev L A Johnson. The November meeting will be at Rev J M Warken tin De Smet. Reports on the Aberdeen Methodist conference and the Winfred Congregational meeting were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois
de Hey
E. E. Vernon
de Smet Monnay
Kingsbury
W. P. Slocum
Arlington
H.C. Juell
Lake Preston
Fried chicken dinner draws crowd at Osceola Ladies Aid
Osceola hosts annual fried chicken dinner drawing many locals from Bancroft and Iroquois. Produce and other articles sold, a cake contest puzzled judges, and a candy booth attracted many patrons. An evening program featured vocal and instrumental numbers and an address by Dr. F. E. Morrison of Huron.
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Osceola
Ladies Aid
Bancroft
Iroquois
F. E. Morrison
Huron
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Rocky Mountain States
Pacific Coast States
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Gordon Maxam
A. L. Stuveland
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de Smet
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Bure
Solur
Gare and Fish Department
Amali Game
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Goodrich
Sporn
Hutt
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Bennett
Bon Homme
Brookings
Brown
Charles Mist
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