Pierre Elks parade ends in loud nuisance in Mitchell
Pierre Capital Journal reports that Aberdeen Elks on a special train stirred a loud whistle alarm in Mitchell, disturbing residents including four ill people. The incident sparked strong editorial criticism, labeling the noise as disrespectful and un gentlemanly by members traveling to the South Dakota Elks Grand Lodge.
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Mitchell
Aberdeen Elks
Hlks
Pierre-Capital-Journal
Tape City
South Dakota
Elks
Sioux Falls
State House
Aberdeen Lodge
Alrm
Pierre
Notre Dame pupils finish graduation exercises at city hall
Rev. W M Carey addressed the Notre Dame academy graduation class in Armour S D with the theme The Educated Man Fourteen graduates were honored with diplomas Eleanor Fitzgerald and Hertha Blindauer headlining the academy list Ethel Tobin sang A May Morning during the program and diplomas were presented by Rev C S O Flaherty
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W. M. Carey
Armour
S. D
Notre Dame Academy
City Hall
Eleanor Fitzgerald
Hertha Blindauer
Ethel Tobin
C. S. O'Flaherty
Academy
Edward Fix
Edward Galliger
Emmet Hand
Leo Martin
Martin Moriarty
Leo Salisbury
Anna Glennon
Ester Geiger
Florence Gleason
Mannie Koch
Vera McLaury
Sophie Schlimigen
Shipping Cattle Rules Set by South Dakota Board
Pierre S D The state livestock sanitary board yesterday considered shipping cattle into the state and prescribing requirements. Cows and heifers must carry a certificate from a veterinary inspector or state official showing tuberculin test results within ten days unless shipped from specified states or Mexico under health certificates and quarantine provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
South Dakota
Sioux City
St. Paul
United States Department of Agriculture
Mexico
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Veterinary Inspector
Idaho
Swine Breeders Plan Mitchell Meeting Across South Dakota
Swine breeders from across South Dakota will assemble in Mitchell on June 18 and 19 for the state association meeting. A practical program features talks on hog cholera, common pig ailments, forage crops to cut pork costs, breeding herd management, and a public sale method for pure bred hogs with leaders from multiple towns.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
PF. J. Herrick
Mitchell Commercial Club
South Dakota State Swine Breeders’ Association
Alfred Lien
Platte
S. D
A.V. Lindberg
Langford
C. P. Dexheimer
Spencer
Geo. Dunmire
Scotland
Jacob Hneboe
Canton
J. P. Hanson
Sheresford
R. J. Feiland
Canistota
Fred Dralle
Mission Hill
Frank Ginsbach
Dell Rapids
Half Ton of Trout Fried at Dark Canyon Elk Outing
In Rapid City Elks, 999 strong, visited Dark Canyon with Crary dispatching trains to Mystic. They cleaned trails and built a bridge while 1000 pounds of trout were fried in open pans over coal trenches for the cookout in the shaded canyon glen.
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Rapid City
S. D
Dark Canyon
Aberdeen
Fountain of Perpetual Youth
Hangman’s Hill
Crary
Mystic
Glen
Frank Lockhart
Sioux Sacred Site Report At Dark Canyon Summit
Ben Wood addressed the group at a barbecue gathering narrating Sioux reverence for a Black Hills marker named Dark Canyon. He claimed the site is sacred home of the Great Spirit where Sioux chiefs convene and spirits hover atop Sentinel rock with smoke during day battles and signal fires at night.
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Ben Wood
Dark Canyon
Ben
Black Hills
Sentinel Rock
Yonder Rock
Five Musical Acts Coming to Chautauqua Week
The chautauqua opens with The Merrymakers Sextette providing opening day music. Ruthven McDonald and accompanist wife appear on day two with McDonald’s baritone and stories. Meistersingers Male Quartet, Henri Boyd duo, and Ferrante Hungarian Orchestra with Donald Bouchier and Isabel Courtney perform across the week. Season tickets cost fifty cents less bought locally. children’s tickets are $1.00 admitting to all programs.
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Bangs
Merrymakers
Ruthven McDonald
McDonald
Meistersingers
Henri Boyd
Boyd
Ferrante Hungarian Orchestra
Chicano Symphony Orchestral
Donald Bouchiér
Isabel Courtney
Thayin
White City
Chicago
Commencement Sermons Open at Dakota Wesleyan
Commencement exercises at Dakota Wesleyan opened with President William Grant Seaman delivering a baccalaureate sermon at 10:30 a.m. in the First Methodist church. Seniors wore caps and gowns as faculty filed in, and the audience included townspeople. Seaman urged achievement through youth, ideals, and moral perspective. echoed by historical examples. The evening University sermon at the Methodist church was by J. P. Houser of Mexico City, alumnus of Wesleyan, discussing Mexican conditions, civilization, and a hopeful outlook for the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Wesleyan
William Grant Seaman
First Methodist Church
Seaman
Luther
Alexander
Napoleon
Wesley
Methodist Church
J. P. Houser
Mexico City
Mexico
Mr. Houser
Wesleyan
Houser
Missionaries Spur Change in Local Religious Life
Conditions shift as missionaries drive a thorough, wholesome transition in the community religious life, shaping practices and beliefs through organized efforts and outreach.
Lambs Trial Opens Today in McIntosh County Court
The trial of Harry Lamb former head of a McIntosh bank begins with Judge J H Bottum presiding. Attorney Frank McNulty sought venue changes, a different judge will hear the case. The term includes a $13 000 tax dispute between Carson county and Field Zimmerman and two libel suits.
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Carson County
Field & Zimmerman
North Dakota
Hoffman
Morristown World
J. J
Dillman
Dewey County
Dick Haney
Mitchell
Supreme Court
Cyrus Clay Carpenter
Mobridge
Frank McNulty
L. T. Boucher
Aberdeen
150 Phone Lines Never Yet Reported
Pierre South Dakota state tax commission probes companies operating in the state finding 150 firms never filed returns to the prior assessment list. Additional unidentified firms may raise total to about six hundred. 1107 grain elevators licensed this year. 731 bonded for storage with bonds totaling 4.3 million dollars.
Pioneer farmer sells 100 acre farm at big gain
Canton South Dakota report notes M. J. Aus bought 100 acres for 1500 dollars and sold it for about 24000 dollars. He profited from land value rise and good crops each season. Also announces Odd Fellows and Rebekahs picnic for children on Friday in East Side Park with each family bringing lunch.
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Canton, S. D
M. J. Aus
Downpour Deluges Mitchell Area With Heavy Rain
A two inch storm drenched Mitchell and surrounding region, driving winds and hail. Rainfall since May 1 reached 9.04 inches in Mitchell, crippling greenhouses and flooding Main Street shops while sewer systems overflowed. Elsewhere Kimball Kadoka area saw about two inches with lighter showers reaching Aberdeen Ipswich and Letcher.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
Greenhoushe Newburys
Dethless
Wagner
Walter
Widmann
Kimball
Bard
Kadoka
Aberdeen
Ipswich
Letcher
Rainfall totals lift Pierre fields after June start
Government station records June first week rainfall at 2.59 inches in three storms, with Saturday night delivering 1.12 inches and strong lightning but no mishaps reported. Spring rain has greened gumbo bluffs and boosted vegetation, as corn crops gain about a foot in growth.
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Pierre
S. 1
Rainfall totals and pattern near Aberdeen June week
The Aberdeen area recorded 1.42 inches of rain in the first week of June. Rainfall was heavier to the east west and south of Aberdeen with notable downpours in the western sectors.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Here
River Country Report Names Local Figures
Reports from Lemmon, MelIntosh, McLaughlin, Isabel and Faith are cited as sources for River Country updates. The fragment notes contributions from multiple individuals in the regional briefing.
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Lemmon, MelIntosh
McLaughlin
Isabel
Faith
Class Day Exercises at Dakota Wesleyan University
The Class Day program in Science Hall featured Senior chapel by Rev. J. S. Hoagland, class memorial water fountain gift, class prophecy by Sadie Bartlett, class will by George Robertson, and a pantomime class history. Senior luncheon followed on campus near Graham Hall.
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Dakota Wesleyan University
Science Hall
J. S. Hoagland
W. G. Seamann
Ella Whitlow
Sadie Bartlett
George Robertson
Graham Tall
Elks Quartette Receives High Praise in Lead Coverage
The Mitchell Elks Quartette is hailed as the happiest group at a Lead gathering. The Lead Daily Call notes their young, merry troupe with rings on fingers and bells on toes, praising their exceptional voices and past performances in Rapid City and Deadwood. Members named include George Nobis, L. Lovinger, W. J. McLean, and Guy.
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Mitchell Elks
Mitchell
Rapid City
Deadwood
George Nobis
L. Lovinger
W. J. McLean
Guy
Mitchell Leads Elks Honor Dinner For Visiting Boys
The Mitchell Business club hosted a dinner at the A and PF Cafe for O B Morse Wells Harry Haven G H Rowley J P Michels L A Kelly I F Kelly Earl Kempton N H Jensen S P Wright F J Evans Roy Patterson and others. The guests praised the Lead Elks as a handsome accomplished and jolly delegation and vowed they would not leave Mitchell until the weeklong visit concludes.
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Roy Alsip
Bert Frisnes
James Jelbert
Dee la Gresch
Art Johnson
Mitchell Boys
Lead Elks
Mitchell
Business Club
Rev Hassold Resigns Morristown Post for Kimball Pastorate
Morristown South Dakota Reverend F A Hassold resigns as Presbyterian pastor to lead a Kimball South Dakota church. He has been active in local politics as a Progressive Republican leader.
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Hassold
Kimball
Morristown
S. D
F. A. Hassold
Presbyterian Church
Banquet for Past Masters in Aberdeen
Masons held the past masters banquet at the Sherman hotel in Aberdeen with hosts Frank A. Brown and W. B. Milligan. Attendees included Past Masters from multiple towns and Grand Masters Owen Williams and Walter Williamson. The Eastern Star past matrons’ banquet was hosted by Mrs. C. N. Herreid, and routine Mason and Star business followed. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bryant left for Vermillion to visit Mrs. Bryant’s parents.
Free Methodists Plan Joint Camp Meeting in Redfield
The Wessington Springs and Faulkton Free Methodist districts in South Dakota announce a joint camp meeting at Redfield from June 24 to July 5. The site on the German Methodist ground near the Milwaukee depot features a pavilion for 800, auto stalls, barns, and a boarding hall with meals at reasonable rates. Prominent workers include Rev. F L Baker, G W Griffith, J H Wilson, D B Waller, D B Weintz, W A Harden, J P Jensen, Harry F Johnson, and W D McMullen.
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Wessington Springs
Faulkton
Free Methodist Church
South Dakota
Redfeld
Milwaukee Depot
Rev
F. L. Baker
G. W. Griffith
J. H. Wilson
D. B. Waller
D. B. Weintz
W. A. Harden
J. P. Jensen
Harry F. Johnson
W. D. McMullen
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Capital Journal
Notre Dame
Father Carey
THE
Livestock Board
DR. Seaman
Lamb
DR. Hoagland
Elks’ Quartet
Pepteen
Masons
J. W. Bryant
Vermillion, S
Free Methodists
America
Bamtishers
Lawrence Waterbury
Rene LA Montagne
Devereux
Milburn
Eas
Monty” Waterbury
Devereus Milburn
Larry” Waterbury
H. L. Herbert
Polo Association
la Montague
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