Local Happenings Highlight June Events and Regional News
Abourezk pays 30 cents for crean. Businesses closed all day Wednesday. Notable visits include Elmer Trellekson and wife at Presho. Sheriff Baum to Winner to view an elephant. Dallas Moore returns from Leon Town. Rain and muddy roads reported five miles east of town. Carpenters work on Wheeler place. Farm buildings planned. Dustrude leaves Star garage to start own auto shop in Wood. Funeral in Norton, Kansas for a sister. Califor nia real boosters attracting emigrants. Herman Hellekson relocates to California. Highway work discussed. Grimm alfalfa seeding planned. Murdo Coyote obituary of Will Culbertson in Montana. Prof KE Hamilton passes through after Witten eighth grade exercises. Mrs Beaumont of Pierre delivers commencement address. new Witten school near completion. Farewell party for Miss Bessie Berry with 40 guests and gifts.
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Pr. C. McDonald
Sattee
God
Chris Baum
White River
Winner
Dallas Moore
Leon
Himnery Cispkis
Homer Gillespie
John Gretschman
Wheeler Place
Wood
Wheeler
F. A. Stephens
George Moore
Mellette County
Madison
Nebraska
C. O. Dustrude
Star Garage
Ant
Live Graham
Norton
Kansas
Live
South Dakota
Herman Hellekson
Farmington
New Mexico
California
Golden State
Union
B. W. Witherspoon
Mellette
Bev
Murdo Coyote
Will Culbertson
Montana
Culbertson
KE. H. Hamilton
Witten
Beaumont
Pierre
Hamilton
Elmer Reschbacher
Brink
Bessie Berry
Local Verso Pioneer Adverts and Community Notes
Abourezk pays 30 cents for cream. Remi Deranleau the blind piano tuner of Rapid City visited Tuesday with his wife. Walter Haeman reports ground ready for a new garage and freight depot on Second Street opposite Leedom blacksmith shop. An alfalfa tour meeting at the Pioneer office Saturday at two outlines itinerary for day one. A prairie schooner carried an older couple from Canada toward southern Indiana on Decoration Day. The Eastern Star chapter hosted Mrs Jessie Wendall of Huron at Masonic Hall with a large class of initiates after dinner.
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Remi Deranleau
Rapid City
Walter Haeman
Second Street
Leedom Blacksmith Shop
Pioneer Office
Order of the Eastern Star
South Dakota
Jessie Wendall
Huron
Masonic Hall
Weather Bureau Report by Fred C Kirch Observer
J 8S weather bureau report by Fred C Kirch, observer details daily meteorological observations and findings for the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Fred C. Kirch
Observer
Ayers Files Referendum Petitions on Judiciary and Primary Law
Tom Ayers, chairman of the nonpartisan state committee, filed referendum petitions seeking a public vote on laws from last winter that repeal the nonpolitical judiciary statute amend the primary law and attach Todd county to Tripp county for judicial purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Tom Ayers
State Committee
Todd County
Tripp County
Quiet Memorial Day and Indian land sale report in Mellette County
Memorial Day passed quietly in Mellette County with services at churches. In White River a platform on Main Street hosted Rev. Frazier who spoke on Patriotism in Times of Peace. Graves were decorated at White River and one Indian cemetery. Nearby Gun Canyon area residents Harry Atwood and Roy Reinoehl reported 200 to 300 bids at a Rosebud Agency land sale, noting strong interest and pending sales. Real estate ads promote raw Mellette county land near Wood with plow land, water, pasture under $5500, and a quarter section near Memorial Highway for under $3900 with terms.
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Mellette County
White River
Frazier
Episcopal Church of
Winner
Harry Atwood
Cody
Roy Reinoehl
Runningville
Ixua
Wood
Memorial Highway
Ofice
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Abourezk
Crean
Elmer Trellekson
Presho
Lloyd Long’s
The
Pioneer
Indiana
Canada
M. H. Weed
Wood, South Dakota
Childrens Canvas
Macaroni
Mickie
Nou
Prin
First State Bank ci
J. H. Bundy
Pres
F. S. Sinkler, V.pres
M. £. Payne
Real Estate and Insupace
Wood, South
Akota
Richardson & Sons, Inc
Kenneth Mellot
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