John Holman Named Assistant District Attorney
John Holman of Yankton is named assistant district attorney for the United States, filling the Sioux Falls post vacated by W. G. Porter. Holman, a 19 year lawyer and former Yankton county states attorney, has served in the South Dakota legislature and as Yankton mayor. He will base his headquarters in Sioux Falls.
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John Holman
United
United States
BE. Wagner
Sioux Falls
Yankton
W. G. Porter
Sioux Halls
Wagner
Holman
Washington
Yankton County
Gamble, Tripp & Holman
States Atrorey
Joseph Jan
Laymen's Missionary Movement Convention Planned in Mitchell
Mitchell prepares to host about 500 delegates March 29 to 31 for the Laymen's Missionary Movement convention. Dr. J. R. Trimble outlined ground plans and the goal of evangelizing the world, noting needs for 27,000 more missionaries. Officers and committee chairs were elected at a meeting held with church pastors and laymen.
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Mitchell
Missionary Movement
J. R. Trimble
Western Central Division
The
Trimble
McCarthy
W. T. McConnell
Tremble
Kansas City
Church of Today
Forign
United States
China
Japan
India
E. Morris
F. L. Ransom
W.T. McConnell
J. T. Morrow
Committees Formed for Laymen Missionary Movement Promotion
Chairman Morris and committee chairmen held a luncheon at the Y M C A to complete the groups for active work. Finance J T Morrow W B Rowley Geo A Silsby H E Williams S G Boyce. Deputation A R McConnell C D Hardy L A Pope O E Browne L Miller Charles F Tym. Entertainment Dr F W Freyberg E B Whittaker L A Williams Wil Rowley C W Derr Lewis Shuster Jocational J W Broadbent A Branch Herbert Waterbury George Grabler Virgil Boyles. Special Missionary J N Bell Alexander Anderson C W Sly Frank Hewitt S S Bately J A Wetzel L A Stout F J Herrick W B Diehl S W Smith J Dnderson Kr A Loomer S G Scoville B A Barnard James Murphy. Publicity C W Downey R E Cone Convention Form F L Ransom W Branch W J Coxe.
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I. W. Keyberg
Downey
J. Ww. Vent
J. N. Bell
Ylist
J. W. Broadbent
J. L. Jones
W. B. Rowley
Frank Hewitt
A. A. Kludt
BE. M. Jeffers
Virgil Boyles
R. R B. Coune
F. W. Freyberg
S. S. Bately
G. Boyce
F. L. Ransom
Vickers
S. H. Scallin
Herbert Waterbury
O. T. Litchfield
C. W. Downey
H. E. Williams
L. A. Williams
B. A. Barnard
T. J. Macmurray
Methodist
L. A. Stout
E. F. Reamer
S. E. Morris
W. T. McConnell
C. D. Hardy
A. A. Truax
J. T. Morrow
Morris
Geo. A. Silsby
S. G. Boyce
A. R. McConnell
L. A. Pope
O. E. Browne
L. Miller
Charles F. Tym
Whittaker
Wil Rowley
C. W. Derr
Lewis Shuster
A. Branch
George Grabler
Alexander Anderson
C. W. Sly
J. A. Wetzel
F. J. Herrick
W. B. Diehl
S. W. Smith
J. Dnderson
Kr. A. Loomer
S. G. Scoville
James Murphy
R. E. Cone
Deportation Ordered for Bruhm and Wife to Germany
German immigrant Arthur Bruhm and his wife are to be returned to Dresden, Germany, after an insanity examination found him unfit for naturalization and the government ruled deportation. Immigration inspector Robert Davis confirmed the decision, with arrangements to board them on a New York bound steamer at government expense. Bruhm and family had lived near Mt. Vernon, with limited funds and support from local authorities.
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Arthur Bruhm
Mt. Vernon
Plotner
Bruhm
Germany
Herbert
Brahm
Department of Commerce
Robert Davis
Minneapolis
Warne
Davis
States
New York
Dresden
Mt Vernon social notes and local happenings
A roundup of Mt Vernon events includes A F Meljoreack of Sioux City visiting, Lynn presenting at the spara house, Leonard Helgerson and wife moving to Tom Marshall residence, and the community welcoming the young couple. Birth announced for Homer Aushutz's son. Local visits include T B Haynes and James Hunter, with Mitchell events and store work by Wilder Mabbott.
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Mt. Vernon
A. F. Meljoreack
Sioux City
St Lynn
Tripp
Ladies Guild
Emery Owens
John Anderson
Anderson
Tobey
Stickney
South Dakota Live Stock Breeders' Sale Ends in Brookings
The South Dakota Live Stock Breeders' Association wrapped its annual convention in Brookings with a stock sale totaling 7 785 dollars. Short Horns averaged 89.89, Herefords 99 dollars, Chester White Hogs 50, Poland Chinas 60.06, and Durocs 34.40, across 36 head sold. President J. M. Elion did not seek re election after seven years at the helm.
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South Dakota
Chester White
Elion
Aberdeen Beats Wesleyan In City Hall Basketball Thriller
Aberdeen defeated Dakota Wesleyan 37 to 16 in a crowded city hall arena. Referee Shunk drew criticism for several calls as Mitchell and teammates impressed with speed and teamwork while Fullerton led Wesleyan scorers. The win sets up future games in Vermillion Sioux Falls and Huron as Aberdeen presses for a gymnasium upgrade.
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Aberdeen
Dakota Wesleyan
City Hall
Mitchell
Wesleyan
Fullerton
Sieh
Welsh
Johnson
Callett
Hersey
Minty
Kirkpatrick
Sheeks
Tyler
Brown
Minty and Hersey
Letes
Thera
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Diehl
Waterbury & Klousia
Mitchell, South Dakota
Assistart
States Federal Court
E. S. Whittaker
Lamritz Miller
Dr. Trimble
W. Branch
W. J. Coxe
Brion
T. N. Babcock
Watertown
J. W. Wilson
Brookings
I. H. VanDemark
Hartford
P. E. Murphy
Oldham
P. W. Peterson
Albert Hill
Alexandria
J. M. Dunmire
Scotland
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