Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - March 2, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota
Weather fair colder the evening Republican fourth edition i Xxxvi Mitchell s. Saturday March 2, 1929 twelve pages number 128 the defers action until Mon a a Home stake tax measure fails a titties Gen a Bill lost mar 2�? a a action i appropriation Bill i c amendment to the inauguration of Herbert Hoo for investigation Over As the thirty first president of nod by the Senate j United states is Only three Days investigation of state 2? aim used to hold the be interest. Chi event natives yes a Bill for i Vestiga a Highway commis nether measure to a ii list already voted tie. A House Bill to be ligation of the department is before a by the Senate of appropriation Bill me House to include in attorney general a investigation Pur ple j the Pride amp a poses de. Monday Ujj Auzenn i it in i 2 a Hie House passed Len cd the St Ion. i invest at by the sen provide for i banking he Senate toe postpone be fee general upended b it 00.000 in i . Lodges. Was to it instigation measures Gie House first. The Senate has already killed alar Bills to require i Vestiga of the departments. Home stake tax fails Effort to impose a three per net income tax on the Home mine at Lead failed in the when a motion by Larson of a ors to strike the Quot not from the Sot pass Quot report on the measles lost la by Sorenson of Deuel to Vest Chon of Public utilities in Board on Railroad commissioners voted Down 32 to 12. The senator from Deuel presenting Bill As a measure to control Public utilities stating that a we take hold of them before they a do big to he declared be had been criticized for in Teig a Bill sponsored by Power and denied that this the Case. T principle objection to the to hinged on supervision of $ and Telephone companies the Railroad commission. Sen Biliman and Hitchcock denial cities wished to have the to establish their own rates that the Bill would prevent it. Calls it same old Bill a is fans of Brule attacked the As Quot a Power Trust Bill of Haakon stated that the was the a old utilities Bill years ago a town special appropriation a Ere among House Bills Passee would provide $65,000, for at the state training at Plankinton three Call for Periat Ichii for a new roof for she Capitol building repair on the at the Capitol and install a of Book shelves in the supreme Library. Another would Appro-54.810 for laundry equip it the Yankton state Hospital. To by the livestock committee tog for a state Bounty on a tory animals and carrying a Smi a year appropriation was every Indian tribe to have member in Parade capital City is Gay As Coolidge prepares to yield reins to Hoover retiring chief won t return to Hite House with his successor f mar that Dawes was to astound them it a a a White and wha like by his vigorous lectures on that strange Flowers suddenly Blooming body a rules. A and Brick drapes Cap 1 Charles Curtis vice president 1 a buildings. The City has become elect was a senator then and today a Revti a pro Udy. Ying flags. The was still Busy in the Senate but on Pennsylvania Avenue there is a time there is Short the incongruous sight of crude i senator Curtis has a Strain of wooden stands built at unpainted i Indian blood and at the inaugural. Umber. 4tion More than too indians Are to every incoming train brings its be present. They will Wear at the group of visitors. Inaugural and in the Parade feathers paint and Buckskin and during their stay they will pitch their Tepee on the ground around the Washington Monument. Almost All pour years the City outwardly was the tribes in the country will be much the same. Bunting draped represented and lest the memory of Brick and Stone buildings flags were old quarrels and feuds make them flying and every train brought its forget their purpose in coming to groups of visitors but today Calvin the capital diplomacy will be sex Coolidge president of the United states is preparing to go Back to the quiet town of Northampton mass. He will not even wait to ride up Pennsylvania Avenue with his successor after the inauguration but will go to the train almost directly after Herbert Hoover takes the oath As president. Herbert Hoover was Secretary of Commerce four years ago. He had omit Quot action on the 5�? Mech lond for the presidency passed by 1x31 1 even put in nomination at a Republican convention. He got much applause from the galleries but few votes from the delegates. Dawes will leave too Charles g. Dawes vice president of the United states today was also preparing to leave Washington. He plans to leave for Evanston. 111., monday evening. He will not go unnoticed but four years ago he was drawing almost As much attention As the president. His Fame As a banker Soldier and a user of the expression a hell and Maria in moments of stress had preceded him and due notice had been taken of one of his closest companions an under Slung pipe. The Senate was in session then but it could foresee excised in pitching Tepee. There is also talk of a special police Force to see that the Remote possibility of a miniature Indian War at this late Day does not come to pass. Parade plans Complete plans for Che inaugural Parade Are almost Complete. General Charles p. Siu Merall grand marshal has arranged for the escort of president Coolidge and president elect Hoover from the White House to the Capitol. Twenty Confederate veterans from Mississippi plan to be in Washington for the ceremonies and the governor of Mississippi Theodore g Bilbo has announced that he would be accompanied by a formidable staff of colonels. John Coolidge son of the president will be in the line of March but As a major of the staff of governor Trumbull of Connecticut. Bands will be spaced at intervals through the line of March but As the procession passes the presidential reviewing stand Only the army band at the head of the Parade and the Quantico Marine band head of the second grand division will play a Hail the Schei moves to forestall Deneen minnesotan seeks to have newsprint probe referred to Trade Board by Blair Coan Washington d. C., mar. 2�?it is ing cosmetics malt chewing gum i becoming More evident every Day agricultural lands at a lower rate for school purposes under a House joint Resolution adopted. Another Bill passed would authorize establishment of county hospitals. House Bills killed included one to provide for re codification of the states insurance Laws. Tax measures killed on adoption of Adverse committee reports included an admission tax bin a bul causing for tax and tobaccos another to tax bottled drinks. A measure providing for taxing of dogs for a Quot county dog fund a for payment of damages to sheep. Other livestock that it will be impossible at this session to give the Farmer any assistance. An amendment to the Lamont Hyde Given last of Cabinet posts Chicago Engineer gets Commerce Post Hyde to a portfolio is Friend of Lowden by James l. West Washington d. mar. 2�? up a president elect Hoover himself an Engineer has selected another Engineer Robert Patterson Lamont of Chicago to head the department of Commerce of which he was the chief for nearly eight years. The selection of the president of the american steel foundries company As the tenth Man in the new Cabinet was uncovered by the associated press ending a Long period of intensive speculation As to his identity. Soon afterwards the ap-1 ointment was formally announced at Hoover Headquarters at the Mayflower hotel. The Cabinet the ten men who Are to be the official advisers of the next president elect Are Secretary of state Henry l. Stimson of new York Secretary of the Treasury Andrew w. Mellon of Pennsylvania Secre tary of War James w. Good of Iowa attorney general Wulliam d. I Mitchell of Minnesota postmaster general. Walter f. Brown of Ohio Secretary of the Navy Charles Francis Adams of Massachusetts Secretary of Interior. Or. Ray Lyman Wilber of California Secretary of i agriculture Arthur m. Hyde of Missouri Secretary of Commerce j Robert p. Lamont of Illinois Secre j tary of labor James j. Davis of j Pennsylvania. Complete Surprise the selection of Lamont came As i a Complete Surprise to politicians generally. He never has been Active in politics having devoted his j life to engineering and business affairs. The newly chosen Secretary of Commerce is 62 years old and was born in Detroit. He is a graduate administration. He was chosen of Michigan University. He was an j Engineer at the Chicago exposition 18 understood with the View that and became first vice president of the tasks confronting the new seethe american steel foundries com-1 rotary jul be largely of an admin Pany in 1905. He was elevated toot native and executive nature. A the presidency seven years later. J the Star says the appointment during the world War Lamont was unsolicited and was As much was chief of the procurement Divi a Surprise to Hyde himself As the Sion of the ordnance department. Rest of the state. He Home is in Lake Forest. 111. He refused Hyde Lowden supporter Fine Opportunity for a modern Engineer if let him work it first a it is known that at first in making this appointment the j Hyde flatly refused to accept Quot con next chief executive went into the tines the newspaper a believing Camp of the most formidable of others better qualified for the pos Mitchell loses to Emery Quint purple teams using Morrow and Tice Falls 23 to 20 Mitchell High school cagers were or. Thrown out of the District regional and state basketball tournaments Here this afternoon when the pm Prosperity seen for West River Alex Johnson confident of future Institute comes to an end Senate action on judges is sought today Mcmaster asks unanimous consent to confirm Gardner and Wyman Quot tither is opposed Washington. A. Mar. 2�? special unanimous consent for the consideration of the appointment of a. K Gardner. Huron to be a member of the United states Cir court of appeals and of the appointment of a. Lee woman of Yankton to be United states District judge for South Dakota will be asked on the floor of the Senate this morning by senator. W. H. Mcmaster of South Dakota. If the Senate refuses to Grant the request of the Junior South Dakota senator the appointments will fail of confirmation and it will be necessary for president elect Hoover to make new appointments which will become recess appointments. These must be confirmed at the special session of Congress which probably will meet some time in april. Both senators endorse Wyman both senator Mcmaster and senator Peter Norbeck joined in the endorsement of the Yankton Man As District judge. No objections were filed with or. Colidge to either or. Wyman nor or. Gardner and senator Mcmaster in asking unanimous consent of the Senate to consider confirmation was expected to make this fact Clear to the two judgeship were created in a Bill which was signed by president Coolidge last tuesday. Nominations of Gardner and Wyman together with the names of ten other Coolidge appointees were sent to the Senate yesterday by the chief executive. The appointments were immediately referred to the Senate judiciary committee. Senator Norris. Nebraska chairman of the committee however held that his committee would not have time to make a proper investigation of the qualifications of the Coolidge appointees and refused to allow the committee to make a report to the Senate. Schall Resolution to investigate the foes in the pre convention Cam Ilion. It was Only at or. Hoovers Ery quintet Defeated the purple go nine and ilk efforts i oaten. Whim governor Frank o. I insistence that he consented to tm-1 team in a close game 9 to so. Lit Victory of Emery puts the Hanson county team into the finals for the title of the 23rd District in play tonight. Both Morrow and Tice regulars were used at Center Ani guard respectively but were handicapped by their recent injuries. The summary. A _ _ efforts pain former governor Frank o. Insistence that he consented to be came and of livestock was to Stop the production of paper Lowden of Illinois who withdrew come a member of the new pres Anong Senate Bills passed by the from waste Field crops referring name at the Kansas City con Identa a official # House of origin. Another passed tile investigation. Federal mention after the equalization fee Hyde always has been interested elks to provide or an executive Trade commission was introduced principle of the Mcnary Haugen in the welfare of the farm. And set rotary of the child welfare com in the Senate tills week by senator Btu had been rejected by an Over dressing the Missouri legislature in Mem a i i whelming majority of the delegates j 1923 he said in nuts Ower Bill passes a this was a move to checkmate apparently getting the same a in is fundamental character a House bal by Mundt of mine the acts of senator Charles s. quiet amusement out of this cab and the character of the people in Hama providing As amended for neen. Chairman of the committee met guessing game that he has1 aged in it agriculture is the most author nation by at least a 60 per audit and control which Are from its inception months ago the intensely american Industry. The cent for disposal of a municipal preventing til Resolution from president elect apparently had greatest problem in the develop Public Utility was among the House reaching the floor of the Senate swim to secrecy All of those whom ment of Missouri today is the devel measures approved by the Senate because of failure to report it out. He cd taken into his Confidence Ozment of agriculture and the Rural yesterday. The existing Law pro j. The Resolution was favourably acted for they w Ere As silent almost As wides for Only a majority vote and up0ll. By the committee on Agri f the Tomb. A Rathe original House Bill would have culture and was sent to the Deneen has hours of quiet pm the Bill would also permit i required a 65 percent vote. It was committee to have the expense As he awaits the Dawn of Mon Tot Morf than $15,000 a year Jonly after lengthy debate that the fixed. Instead of acting with Dis Day Hoover is enjoying the peace my the next biennium of fish Nate approved measure Khz j Patch on this matter As is Usima j 0f the big red Brick mansion on s judge Ira b. Hyde. Formerly was Fame funds for payment of Quot a a a Wolf bounties. Leeks tax adjustment population two things Are primarily necessary for agriculture greater profits and better schools Quot 51 tears old Hyde is 51 years old. His father. In a. A a a m my my ice Umu aum in 9 judge Ira a. By or. For mercy was lowing its amendment by a vote 01 in such cases Deneen re opened Street which has been his Home for representative in Congress from the thirty two to nine. Another Mundt utilities Bill a hearings on the measure and called years. He is surrounded there by witnesses a matter almost unheard a 0f the members of his in Constitution would be Thorr izing municipal Power plants to 0f before in Senate procedure. Sen mediate family the Circle a cd to empower the Legisla Ssue Bonds for acquiring and erect Ator Schall has requested it be re been completed with the having arrival to classify properties within a District for the purpose of ton designed to permit taxing the saves office building to. S. I mar 2�?up pc Dakota Senate today re acceptance of Adverse com reports on the $300,000 a Tion Bill for construction of cuff be building. Motion of Hyde of Hughes f Senate voted 26 to 18 to strike ing Light and Power plants and ported out several times but Deneen night of Allan who is a Stu established a record of Long efficient service on the it Bench. Waterworks the Bonds to be payable does not act. From the revenues of the plants the amended Resolution of be f0mia Dent at staff a re University Cali Princeton mrs. Hoover is kept Busy winding up the affairs of this House was passed by the House. Debate Cassity takes the Resolution from on the Bill was the signal for a j the Deneen committee As there is spirited debate Between repress to no Senate expense involved when it hold and looking after the arrange Tive Mundt father of the Bill Andis put in the hands of the Federal ments for taking Over the new one representative Lyon both of min Trade commission Netaha county Over the Sioux the British dutch Shell Oil com Falls Argus Leader. Mundt main Pany interests who claimed the trained that the Sioux Falls paper credit for congressman holidays was opposing his measure because attack on senator Schall and his partner. After a whirlwind Campaign in 1920, he received the Republican nomination for governor and was elected by a Large plurality. He on Pennsylvania Avenue. Or. And was the second Republican to hold Emery 23 pm it of t. Melcher t i 2 2 Scharfenberg f 0 4 i Beier. 7 0 a 4 carding g 0 0 i h. Mescher g 0 0 i Driscoll g 0 i i totals 8 7 to Mitchell 20it of Tice f 3 2 i Carlson f 2 0 i Pooley f 0 0 0 Morrow c 2 i 0 Koon. G 0 0 0 Funston g 0 3 3 Ludeman g stiff 0 0 i totals 7 6 8 rapid City s. A mar. 2�? up a crowds jammed the legion Hall at Belle four Che Friday afternoon during the closing program of the West River farm development Institute approximately 750 were served a Barbecue dinner at noon with a grow of 1,000 attending the afternoon meeting. Dan Mccutcheon mayor of Belle result of Compromise Washington d. C., mar. 2�? up a the appointment of Lee Wyman of Yankton. S. D., who has been recommended As the additional Federal judge for the District of South Dakota was made Only after an agreement on the appointment people. Was reached by senators Norbeck and Mcmaster. Senator Norbeck a s Wane p. W. Dais Gherty of Webster and Byron f. Payne of Pierre but a four Che introduced w. Lusk of deadlock ensued Between the two Yankton president of the state senators and Norbeck finally to chamber of Commerce who pre Quiesce to Mcmasters Choice of sided. Turner Wright of the state Wyman. College at Brookings spoke on a live the appointment of a. K. Car Stock production in Western South Ner As judge of the circuit court of Dakota a in which he warned appeals was understood to hav against Cross Breeding in Cattie been made upon the recommend herds urged improvement in Quail Tion of the depart melt of Justice to of cattle told what buyers de neither Norbeck nor Mcmaster took Mand in cattle and outlined Prin any part in the Noel nation. Which Caples of feeding of Stock herds and unless confirm red by the Senate be relative costs. Fore adjournment will expire Mon Alex Johnson vice president of Day. The Chicago and Northwestern rail a do not pass com eleven House and four Senate Bills j Resolution let or from a Aport a a ate massed a Bill to put i of the exemptions cruise off gasoline tax Law and to pro mkt administration by the Njo or Railroad commissioners a than the Highway commit a question raised by Atkins the settlement of wit Aas deterred pending an Opin the attorney general As zither or rot the Bill is an apr brition measure and thus re-4, of thirds vote rather 7s a a die majority which it receive it was a subsidized by the Power Lyon defended the paper against the Mundt charges. The Senate passed fifteen Bis. Bills to turn farm wastes into farm profits have been notably silent since Denneen has assumed the position of sitting on the Schall senator Schall has however that he will announced re introduce mrs. Herbert Hoover. Jr., devote much of their time to their two Little children who also receive the fond attention of their distinguished Grandfather. Hoovers Only sister mrs. Mary Leavitt of Long Beach calif., is on the Way Here for the inauguration but the Only brother of the president elect Theodore Hoover Dean of the school of engineering his same Bills at the coming special Stanford who has such a Large j hand in the arrangements for the notification ceremonies at Stanford int Job joint Parks committee Bill amp a i naming the location of for a system of state passed no funds Are apr presented by Boland. Cite and killed two. The House disposed of 33 measures passing 17 House and la Senate Bills and killing five House Bills s session. By adoption of Adverse committee reports. Washington d. C., mar. 2.�? a a on August ii last will be unable under a joint Resolution passed a Compromise was reached by sen j attend. He is suffering with by the House the Constitution ate and House conferees today on trouble and his physicians. I snort mint a nor Nina _. ,. Advised him against risking Washington Winter weather. Few political callers friends and neighbors drop in on the hoovers now and then and of course. There still Are a few political callers but for the most part Tel office since the civil War. After he attained prominence in politics or. Hyde a Republican supporters regarded him As an equal to him Reed on the stump and his Campaign clashes with the Missouri senator Long will be remembered in this state. His homely expressions always won his audiences. His was a rare vein of humor blending with biting sarcasm. Would be amended to authorize the the Interior department pro Pula legislature to fix the state officers. Salaries of rain predicted for inaugural Washington d. C., mar. _ 2�?<4b�? the weather Bureau predicted today that it probably will be raining monday morning the Day of Herbert hoovers inauguration. The official forecast for the Dis Tion Bill which has been in deadlock for six weeks thus Clearing the Way for final passage. Farm work citizenry pours into capital for inaugural Washington d. C., mar. 2�?g45 a assembling in the historic precincts Jor eng More than any other Man la Powers ready to ratify treaty final step to be taken at once As compliment to Secretary Kellogg Washington d. C., mar. 2�?up a eleven nations had arranged to take their final step toward putting into effect the Kellogg pact for the renunciation of War. Their adherence at this time was planned As a compliment to Frank b. Kellogg the United states Secretary of state who is Given credit politics and the thoughts of politics Avenue with their colourful acclaim. No doubt remained that Herbert Are Laid aside by the president-99 i elect who has completed his in a it wont be Long now aug ural address and made All the until farm work will be in administrative decisions that Are Parks committee tact of Columbia for the week end Fuh swing. The Wise farm money11?� the and Cooter with lower tem or. Are telling the world a government under a ilk�3, foe i uric l Usu v Law Rair g of Loci kit Lutc la by Biu matures about thirty two degrees through out want ads that a in 0tyeht a increasing clone 1. A a res l cd a a Iha such Aid is author less and warmer followed by rain Licy warn p necessary until after he enters the White House. Impressed by record Washington. C., mar. 2�?in selecting the missourian for the Agri Ness Ana warmer Tuuu ecu us. A 1 culture Post Hoover was under in p sunday night and probably Mon ult they re obtaining Neil have greatly impress malt Bill came on Day morning colder monday Gen 1 y you Only defect is de by his record As an adm Nistra ates Senate for debate to to moderate Northwest winds j it ii of Quot a upper House refs Laking to c u and that they have so Many re ining to fresh Northwest Tot Quot report flacks Mellon for refunds High school rum plies they Haven to time to answer them All. For instance l. Stacey of farm Tor both while governor of his native state and As a business Man. The appointment gives Recagni. Lion to the element of the re Publ answer them All. Hor in lean party which supported former gov. Lowden of Illinois and his l d. Lanais attack made in Ute Senate to fit a in a Lator Mckellar demo mar. 2.�? pm on Secretary parties disclosed or write us Bridgeton. N. J., mar. 2�? pm a please done to run my Adov stones of rum parties in views on the farm question in the pre convention period. Hyde however did not join in advocacy of the of a capital City transformed by toward bringing into existence a glad preparations the legions of treaty which declares that the Sig american citizenry mustered today a tory nations a condemn recourse to Salute proudly a new president to War for the solution of Intima of the Republic. I tonal controversies and renounce it As the arriving throngs swelled As an instrument of National policy by thousands filling Street and a their relations with one All fifteen original nations who signed the treaty in August 1928 Road forecast great Prosperity for the Belle four Che District. Beyer Aune superintendents of the Newell Experiment station reported on the results of sheep feeding experiments followed by an auctioning of 14 Iamb carcasses brought from the Newell station the first going to h. E. Dickenson Northwestern general superintendent from Omaha at $1.15 a Pound or $69 for Tho Lamb. The program was closed by a talk on a opportunities in the Belle four Che District Quot by j. Milne of Belle stressed Dairying Lamb feeding and the use of beet by the feeding of beef cattle. Approximately 175 rapid Cit Yans and delegates went to Belle four Che on the. Northwestern sex has held Many offices Yankton. S. D., mar. 2�?special a a. L. Vifian nominated Friday by president Coolidge to hold the additional Federal judgeship recently created in South Dakota. I3 a life Long resident of this City and a Weh known citizen of this District. His father was one of Hie earliest settlers of Yankton county. Or. Wyman who is about fifty three years old. Read Law in the office of judge r. B. Tripp at Yankton and was admitted to the bar about thirty be arc ago. He Bai been practising Law in Yankton continuously since that time. As a citizen of Yankton he has held a variety of offices. He has been mayor of the City seven different terms and has served also As states attorney and City attorney. During the War he was mayor of Tho cur Sion train yesterday morning to a to Anci of a Quot same time served a attend the meeting. The entire att Vry 1. Y a ?n?5y party was shown through a sugar f f r i.11 s i beet Plant a us Tel. Damn Zara j lion was held a the Henry Oneil senator from Vanir new Mew county hoovers inauguration on monday save Belgium France and Japan would rank among the most Oril t and Poland were represented in the Bant peace time fetes of american j groups which had informed the history mirroring in Gay pageant state department of its intention to and solemn ceremony the might present documents evidencing in and Contentment of a great people Coolidge desk full his Cabinet Complete and his inaugural address ready for delivery the president elect himself had for the moment one of the roles of All in the tumult of last preparations. Meantime at the executive offices a mile away undisturbed by the Bustle about him. President Coolidge summoned his energies to a full Day s work As the clock ticked away the last working hours of a political career which began thirty years ago. The usual last resold Legal form that their countries have accepted and agreed to abide by the the terms of the treaty. Before the compact becomes effective France. Belgium Poland quietest and Japan must Deposit their in-1 scrum ends of ratification. Poland has ratified the treaty but the documentary evidence has not reached the United states. The French chamber of deputies voted ratification yesterday and the ratification of Belgium and Japan Are expected in the near future. A m Nan is in hidden e equalization fee although he did. I. In. Whip Futon High school or again unless you can fur give his Aid to the movement to minute grist of Bills and Ssmon and of drink my by Stu Nith me a Secretary. I have nominate Lowden at the Kansas tons from the slowing Mills of leg 45 application for one Quot i Bill i he ubi. Against him Quot my k 4 31156 he Isnit Quali w v Law hold office % u be is inefficient. Faithful Public serine by a the has allowed o mj5 5o�,0�0, in his eight ult Sive or it who cd a pained to a la refunds allowed by. Wert Uruci a ult it us said that if her result of the alleged discovery of Job. Had out Calls before renamed Mellon he Winskey and Gin Ilain Sce Quot Al of Wasag the i i his confirmation. The students locker room >uu1 a a the bottles were said to have press two hours been found in both the boys and the every Day we have Calls Ocker room i for work and Calls for help. Roch stationary Quot _ Little and in our widely is the surest City convention. Jis lation on Capitol Hill heaped his is farm operator desk High. He kept to the task Fate known As a syce Ershil lawyer had set for him but none who my business Man the appointee is knew him doubted that his not unacquainted with farm prob a thoughts already were wandering lems at first hand. He owns and i longingly toward the hour when he operates three farms in Grundy i could a go Back Home to North county Missouri. This Factor was j Ampton. Understood to have had much in j weather is threatening fluence in the selection of the m s j except for the troubles of the Bridgewater girl Hurt Sioux Falls s. D., mar. 2.�? aha Margaret Caspar. 16. Bridgewater school girl today is in a critical i condition at a local Hospital As the As senator from Tsi Zitoy three different times. Has seven children or. Wyman is also Active in Lodge work. He has held various offices in the local masonic Lodge As Well As in the grand Lodge a and several years ago went to Washington d. C., where he took his 33rd degree in masonry. He is also a past exalted ruler of the elks. On december 12, 1900, or. By feed lots. Or. Of Neil demonstrated the value of beet pulp molasses and beet by products in the feeding of cattle. Weather forecast South Dakota Cloudy tonight followed by fair sunday colder. Iowa unsettled tonight and sunday probably Light rain or Snow tonight warmer in East portion to j Man was married to ass White of night colder sunday. Olivet and brought his Bride to this Minnesota Snow tonight colder City. They Are the parents of seven in West portion sunday partly children one son passing away so a Cloudy to colder. Jeral years ago. A daughter is mar week i Outlook tied and makes her Home Here. The the weather Outlook for the week oldest son is Reading Law in hts a of mar. 3 follows for the upper there a office a second son is a con Mississippi Valley and the Northern a tractor in Chicago 111., a third in and Central great Plains mostly j Bead Mechanic at the state insane fair during the week with Only i Hospital a fourth is attending Brief periods of precipitation Yankton College where he is an in temperature below first part of ter National Demolay Beard member week with rising temperature and a fifth boy graduates this june thereafter. Local temperatures maximum and minimum tem from Yankton High school. He a one brother. L. A. Wyman of Yankton and one sister mrs. Fred Kop dentures a secreted by the of to of 1/8 Angeles Calif Cial government therm outer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum v6. Minimum 27. At 7 a. In. Today 36. Roads fair. Precipitation of inches Greet pm i known lawyers in the state. He result of injuries sustained Friday j tation since january i 1.52 inches made his Home in Huron since 19 7 night when the automobile in precipitation excess since january j following his appointment As court which she was Riding was Demol Al .26 inches. Be for the Chicago and Northwest a a a. Gardner prominent attorney Huron s. D., mar. 2�? special a. K. Gardner corporation Law. Yen nominated yesterday by president Coolidge for the eighth u. S. Circuit judgeship is one of the Best Paris France mar. 2.�?043 a the a r marshal Foch re read paper Sourian. Shed when it collided with a truck near Here. Whole inaugural chorus came fro the weather Bureau. Yesterdays Bright Sunshine had been succeeded j weather and roads to nip. Sioux Falls Huron Brookings condition expiring Congress which have As Secretary of agriculture Hyde been keeping senators and repro by overcast skies and the weather Yankton forecasters thought it not i prob Aberdeen 01 fiery up a to. V j morning a i a rec of Titi. Will play a Large part in carrying Senta Tives answering quorum Calls is Ltd a we or i tile conclusion quickest Way of finding out. Of m program to Long what sessions he charged he ought to his Doc is. In re a i or to re Kph lint Limiter the inn apr i on in Inham Ininns note in the of their consultation. Help or employment will play a Large part in carrying Senta Tives answering quorum Calls of be worked out under the Hoover i Only inharmonious note in the Able that rain might follow both j rapid cite today and tomorrow. I Watertown 7 am Hilo of roads 35 37 19 .00 Good 35 35 18 .00 fair 33 33 20 .00 fair 35 35 25 of fair 22 32 22 to. Rain 40 38 35 to. Rain 30 38 35 or Fai pm Railroad for South Dakota. 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