Fair Waterfowl Hunting Opens Saturday with Regulations
Fierro Sept 3 South Dakota opens day waterfowl season with at least fair hunting and new federal rules. Daily bag limit 15 ducks across species. limit 10 by hunters unless species can be identified on the wing. Wood duck protected. Goose limit four. Shooting hours sunrise to sunset Oct 4 through Nov 25. opening day starts at noon.
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Fierre
South Dakota
O. H. Johnson
State Game and Filu
Johnson
Sportsmer
Staff Selected For Gann Valley Paper
Valley Breeze staff chosen by Dorene Appleby, journalism instructor. Editors Ruth Satdwick and Edith Haglin, Ellen Nelson managing editor, Dorothy Anilersor humor editor, with many contributors for the Gann Valley high school weekly published as a section of the Gann Valley Thief.
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Gann Valley
Gann Valeey
Valley Breeze
Gann Valley High School
Genn Valley Thief
Doréene Appleby
Ruth Sadtgwick
Edith Haglin
Ellen Nelson
Dorothy Anilersor
Depression party in Woonsocket entertained guests
Mrs. Jim Thomas hosted a Depression era themed gathering at her Woonsocket home on a Saturday. Ladies wore cakes and gingham, five hundred was played with Ed Wolters winning high, Dechow took all-cut prize, Newcomb earned the consultation token. A late lunch of melons and cantaloupes followed.
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Woonsocket
Jim Thomas
Ed Wolters
John Dechow
L. P. Newcomb
Teachers Honored At Reception In Woonsocket
Woonsocket on September 29 reports a Business and Professional Women's reception for local teachers held in Commercial club rooms. A fine program preceded bridge games with prizes awarded for high score and various achievements.
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Woonsocket
Business and Professional Women's Lab
Hazel Hobart
Raymond Griffiths
Dana Brown
Anna Hollisterfrew
Margaret Hyie
Avis Williams
Edna Forbes
Swithh
Hildebrandt And Grigsby Speak To Large Highmore Audience
In Highmore on September 29 special reports say Fred Hildebrandt of Watertown and John Osigsty the former lieutenant governor addressed a sizable crowd at the auditorium. The high school orchestra performed briefly before the talks began. A separate item from Pierre notes the incorporation of WB Waser Land and Cattle company of Harrisburg with 108060 capital, directors WH Waser and Mery A Wasem of Harrisburg and Fern J Berlalarc of Lead.
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Hildebrandt
Grigsby
Highmore
Fred Hildebrandt
Watertown
John Osigsty
Pierre
WB Waser Land and Cattle Company of
Harrisburg
WH. Waser
Mery A. Wasem
Harris Burr
Fern J Berlalarc
Lead
Highmore to Observe Pirate Day Homecoming Plans
Highmore high school's annual homecoming and Pirate day jubilee will be observed October 7. Students will elect pirate king and queen and the day marshal in the coming days. The football game pits Highmore against Ipswich, and tradition says Highmore has never been defeated on Pirate day despite last year’s close call.
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Highmore
Highmore High School
Ipswich
Shar Hilghmore
Alpena Pupils Hear State WCTU Head
Mrs Flora Mitchell of Brookings state president of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union spoke at Alpena high school on The Life of Frances Willard. Few outsiders attended as the talk was unannounced to most. Mrs Mitchell travelled from Wessington Springs to attend the institute with Prof and Mrs Shay of Wessington Springs college aiding the visit.
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Alpena
Flora Mitchell
Brookings
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Alpena High School
Frances Willard
Mitchell Cee
Wessington Springs
Institute
Shay
Wessington Springs College
Mission Fest Held by Alpena German Churches
Members of three German Congregational churches led by Rev Edward Grauman held a mission festival at the new Friedensfeld church north west of Alpena with morning afternoon and evening services. Rev Mr Wacker of Parkston preached both morning and afternoon. Evening service featured choirs from New Zion Alpenz and New Friedensfeld. Attendance was high and a special missions offering of 120 dollars was collected.
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Alpena
Edward Grauman
New Friedensfeld
Mr. Wacker
Parkston
New Zion
Alpenz
Tax Delinquents Work On Highways
Farmers on the delinquent tax list in Pennington County are working on highways north of Quinn this week as the county board allows them to haul gravel at eight cents per yard per mile until their taxes are paid. Then new workers replace them.
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Quinn
Pennington County
Perkins County Seeks $100000 Relief Aid
Perkins county officials seek a 100000 loan from the reconstruction finance corporation for road relief work. Application will go to the state relief committee and work would begin immediately if granted, commissioners said.
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Perkins County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
State Relief Committee
To Develop Claims To Black Hills Mine
In Deadwood six men under Thomas A. Gormen will develop leases in the Monarch group west of the city. J Bancroft Gore of the School of Mines Rapid City and associates Gerald Munson Kelso Lynn and William Erickson visited Deadwood to collect samples for metallurgical work.
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Black Hills
Deadwood
Boston
Masx
J. Bancroft Gore
School of Mines
Rapids City
Thomas A. Gormen
Monarch Group
Prof
Gore
Gerald Munson
Kelso Lynn
William Erick
Liking For Pop And Joy Rides Proves Bad
Two 16 year old boys admitted breaking into a Sioux Falls grocery store and stealing 30 bottles of pop. They drank all but one bottle then drove away in a neighbor’s car. One boy is sent to the Plankinton state training school for a third term, the other gets a suspended sentence. it is his first offense.
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Sioux Falls
Plankinton
Davison Taxpayers Discuss Poor Farm Plans
Davison county taxpayers met in Mitchell on September 2 to discuss building a new county farm facility. Proposals included buying a 40 acre tract to expand the farm and aiming for self sufficiency, and upgrading the existing 160 acre farm with community dwellings for the poor. Committees were formed to study the options, with another meeting set for next Monday.
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Mitchell
Davison County
Perdeavor
Wagner Man Injured In Striking Cement Mixer Accident
A. D. Carter suffered a serious accident when his coat sleeve was caught in the gears of a cement mixer while oiling it at the Standard Oil station. The machine dragged him into the revolving bowl, tearing his face and bruising his side. he was treated at Duggan hospital and not confined to bed.
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Duggan
Duggan Hospital
Carter
Standard Oil Company
Minnesota Woman To Reside In S. D. Burdette Item
George Fallon and Tangie Peterson traveled from northern Minnesota with plans to move. Fallon will haul furniture. Tangie Peterson will return Mrs Hamilton's car. Mrs Hamilton will live here with daughters Tangie Peterson and Mark Joyce. Her husband was killed accidentally this summer repairing fences.
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Burdette
George Fallon
Tangie Peterson
Minnesota
George
Mr. Peterson
Barn Razed By Fire At George Fairbanks Ranch
Dominion of damage reported at Agar cattle barn eight miles southwest of the city. A high wind fanned the blaze that destroyed the barn and two calves, with several loads of hay lost. A nearby barn and shed containing 25,000 bushels of barley were saved by vigilant workers. Partial insurance coverage noted.
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Agar
George Fairbanks
Rail line swaps trains for buses in Hot Springs report
Sept 9 in Hot Springs South Dakota the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad abandoned its regular passenger service from Hot Springs to Minnehahta and ran a $10 000 bus between the two stations inviting local businessmen as observers a rare transportation milestone. Burdette also reports rain aiding fall plow preparations with unsettled weather.
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Hot Springs
South Dakota
Chicago, Burington, and Quincy Railroad Company
Legion Water Plan Sparks Inquiries in South Dakota
WATERTOWN Sept 23 Special The American Legion Dar It campaign prompts many inquiries from Legion posts Izaac Walton league and sportsmen about a statewide water conservation plan. A committee led by H C Kehm Colome and Clift Coffey Medison with Dr Carle and Laaker Colome studies the issue and will submit a thorough report. The department aims to provide posts with a project list once decisions are made and many dam and lake projects are under consideration across prairie areas.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Izaac Walton League
American Legion
State Department of the American Legion
State Department of the American Legion, Approved By State Coramander H. C. Kehm
Harrisburg
Carle
B. Laaker
Colome
Clift Coffey
Medison
Kehm Her
The
Jaac Walton League
State Freme and Fish Department
Kehm
Highmore Glee Club to present cantata The Fays of Floating Island
The senior high girls glee club, 39 members, directed by Margaret Haugen, will perform The Fays of Floating Island on October 21 in Highmore. This marks the first school musical event of the year as Haugen begins her third year as director of music.
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Highmore
Floating Island
Margaret Haugen
Second Growth Of Peas Is Raised By Burdette Resident
Burdette resident John Polchow explains why not move to Florida or another southern state to grow peas on a single plot. He replanted after harvesting the first crop, and the second planting produced a large, fully matured yield with well tied pods though shorter than the first.
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Burdette
Enrollment in State Holds Up in Brookings
Brookings registrar D. B. Doner reports 813 regular students enrolled by week end with 254 freshmen. This compares to 881 last year, a drop of 67. New students continue to register daily and final totals may near last year’s count.
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Brookings
D. B. Doner
Howard Auxiliary Chooses Officers in Annual Election
Howard Sept 2 At the annual election of the auxiliary of the local American Legion Mrs Helen Tystad was elected president for the coming year to succeed Mrs L J Leid ge Mrs Hanna Reeve was elected first vice president Mrs Olive Godstead second vice president Mrs Ruch Fjellestad secretary and Mrs Beatrice Wright treasurer The group also decided to take over clothing distribution to the needy in Minor county during the coming winter Doland Sept 29 Mrs Edward Lounsberry entertained the Delta Del bridge club at her home High score prize went to Mrs Charles Hake Luncheon followed.
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Howard
American Legion
Helen Tystad
L. J. Leidge
Hanna Reeve
Olive Godstead
Ruch Fjellestad
Beatrice Wright
Minor County
Doland
Edward Lounsberry
Delta del Bridge Club
Charles Hake
Mrs Agnes Schmitz and Carolyne Riche Visit Kin at Waubay
Agnes Schmitz and her sister Carolyne Riche returned from Waubay where they were visiting their parents Mr and Mrs A C Riche. They had dinner guests Jim Lydel Brentford and George Beatty Clark at the Riche home.
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Visie
Dgland
Agnes Schmitz
Carolyne Riche
Waubay
A. C. Riche
Ex-Service Men Will Be Helped In South Dakota Legion Drive
Watertown reports a Legion program to aid ex service men across the state. Dept Commander F C Kehm of Harrisburg will speak at Britton on October 6 with adjutant J D Mullaney. The fourth district includes Marshall Dey Roberts and part of Grant counties.
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Watertown
Siste
F.C. Kehm
Harrisburg
South Dakota Legion
Britton
Kehm
J. D. Mullaney
Marshall
Dey
Roberts
Grant Counties
Ernest Houde
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