Installation of Officers Held at Morning Session
A large crowd at city hall attended the two department closing camp fire. Silsby praised past officers and presented Commander Brown with the badge of past department commander. A flag was given to the high school by the W R C as Superintendent McClinton pledged patriotic education. Local officials installed new W R C officers with national president Mrs. Davis presiding. A memorial service noted ninety three deaths since the last encampment and a nurse funding measure was urged. Washington notes Senator Nixon of Nevada dies at 52 after nasal surgery complications.
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Relief Corps
Old Glory
Silsby
Mitchell Band
Brown
Mr. Silsby
C. B. Clark
Hot Springs
Mary Wiggins
McClinton
Board of Education
Branson
Davis
Rand Army
Phil Lawrence
Huron
van ‘Etten
Eniy
W. R
Elks Hall
Cora M. Davis
Clara Lukens
Nevada Hereford
Aberdeen
Minnie Hichberg
Brookings
Mary Cowell
Plankinton
Isabelle Swing
Rapid City
Minnie van Ss
Effie Hereford
Ruth Thomas
Helen Kibbee
le- Mary Brown
Jane Mary Wiggins
Canton
Lois Isabell
Cherbourgh
France
Rachel Norton
Louise Hauser
Mary Osborn
Mary Oldfield
Belle Prentiss
Vermillion
Mary Wiggin
Ellen Geiger
Mitchell
Mary Ward
Yankton
Grand Army
I. P. Farr
Pierre
Gifford
Sylvanus McManus
Washington
D. C
United States
Nixon
Nevada
Episcopal, Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
West
Goldfield
California
Reno Goldigela
City Grand Jury Backs New Court House Project
Rapid City officials report the grand jury recommended erecting a new courthouse, denouncing the current building as an eyesore and a menace to safety. The notice also asks Rapid City high school seniors to read a State College advertisement in this issue.
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Rapid City
S. D
Chilean Life Reflections From an American in Chile
A reader in Chile describes local elections, social life, and daily routines. She notes scarce American representation, prominent English and German businesses, and cultural habits such as mate tea and Chilean dishes. The letter offers impressions of doctors, dentists, schooling, and humor about English and Spanish usage in Colegios and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Republican
Chile
Mitchell Capital
Carhart
United States
Mitchell
Colegio Americano
Methodist Episcopal Church
Guarantors Face Heavy Loss Over Grain Co Failure
Sioux City men Kayser Doering and Zehnpfenning from Parkston S D A A Truax of Mitchell S D and M King of Sioux City stand to lose up to 40000 each as the M T Shepherdson Grain company defaults threaten about 260000 in old and new debts. Creditors allege stock proceeds wiped out old partnership liabilities and several banks hold the guaranty papers. Kayser Doering Zehnpfenning sue Fort Dearborn National Bank of Chicago in federal court seeking to set aside 233000 in papers.
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Sioux City
John Kayser
John Doering
Charles Zehnpfenning
Parkston
S. D
C. Fredrick
Tripp, S. D
A. A. Truax
Mitchell, S. D
M. King
M. T. Shepherdson Grain Company
Shepherdson Company
South Dakota
Kayser
Doering
Zehnpfenning
Fort Dearborn National Bank of Chicago
Close Democratic Delegates Contested in South Dakota
South Dakota faces a tight fight for Democratic delegates to the Baltimore convention as ten counties with incomplete or disputed returns delay official certification. Secretary of State at Pierre cites figures showing Wilson Bryan, Wilson Clark Bryan, and Clark lists with narrow margins. final counts await after the Republican convention opens June 18. The pending tally also affects secretary of state and U S Senate results, with Hepperle leading Glassner for the sec state race and Sterling maintaining a narrow Senate edge.
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South Dakota
Baltimore
Republican Today
Dick Lyons
Vermillion
Vinal
Pierre
Wilson-Bryan
Wilson-Clark-Bryn
Champ Cick
Wilson
Lee
Clark
Bennett
Harding
United States
Secretary of State
Sterling
Gamble
Sterlng
Hepperle
Glassner
Lee- Pettigrew
Wilson-Clark-Bryan
Byrne
Egan
Call
Abel
van Osdel
Pay
Ewert
Pinckhey
Carson
Polly
Haney
Gates
Senator
Irrigation project irrigates 200 acres near Pierre
The Suburbanan A C reage company turned water into ditches to irrigate two hundred acres east of Pierre. Most land is alfalfa with some general crops. Water is drawn from a river bank well and pumped by a gasoline engine. Ditches are laid and largely leak free despite sandy soil.
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Gettysburg
G. A. R. Department
Ethel I. Shepherd Carhart
Truax
Stockipleepers
Shepherdson Grain Company
Guaranty
Hood
Pthare
Mitchell Opportun
Home For Savings
First Trust
L. Bran
Banking For Women
The
Mitchell National Bank