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From the Ipswich Tribune June 26, 1930 edition Schaible Freed from Charge Frank Schaible of Aberdeen, charged with reckless driving and held in Edmunds County jail was released on Saturday. There was insufficient evidence to prove the charges. Schaible was the driver of the Ford coup which went into the ditch near Mina on June 8th, when Louis Warnecke met death by striking against telephone post. Witnesses appearing at the hearing were: Deputy Sheriff August Schumacher, Dr. Robert Hill, John Holdhusen, Paul Sandau, Charles and Arthur...
Northern State University is proud to announce that on Saturday, May 4, 257 students will embark on a new chapter of their lives as they graduate during the university’s spring commencement ceremony. The commencement ceremony is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. and will be held at the Barnett Center. For the convenience of family, friends, and well-wishers unable to attend in person, the event will be streamed live on multiple platforms. Audiences can join the celebration via the Northern State University’s Facebook page, the NSU Graduation and...
May 2 — Hot Dogs, green beans, cinnamon applesauce, edamame, milk May 3 — McRib on steak bun, corn, baby carrots, strawberry cups, milk May 6 — Ham Patty on homemade bun, green beans, sweet potatoes, juice, milk May 7 — B-B-Q’s, baked beans, fresh fruit, broccoli, milk May 8 — Tacos, corn, baby carrots, pear sauce, milk May 9 — Chef’s Choice May 10 — Chef’s Choice...
May 2 — Mini Corn Dogs, corn, peas, sidekick, veggie bar May 3 — No School May 6 — Pancakes, sausage, hashbrowns, tomato juice, cinnamon applesauce May 7 — Chicken Teriyaki, rice, tortilla, carrots, peas, mandarin oranges, veggie bar May 8 — Meatball Sub, corn, California blend, sliced peaches, veggie bar May 9 — Fish Sticks, pork & beans, broccoli, bread, pineapple May 10 — No School Menu subject to change...
From the Ipswich Tribune June 12, 1930 edition Man Killed in Accident West of Mina Sunday Louis Warnecke of Aberdeen was instantly killed Sunday evening in an automobile accident on the Yellowstone Trail, two miles west of Mina. Mr. Warnecke in company with his wife and two sons, a boy by the name of Tompkins also of Aberdeen, and Frank Schaible, owner and driver of the Ford coupe, were returning from Ipswich. They had been visiting at the Paul Sandau home near Ipswich and were returning to Aberdeen. Mr. Warnecke and two of the boys were riding...
From the Ipswich Tribune April 10, 1930 edition Bulow proclaims Friday, April 11 Arbor Day In accordance with the custom adopted by other states in years past and which practice has become established in this state, I W.J. Bulow, do hereby designate Friday April 11, 1930 as Arbor and Bird Day, and in full approval of the purposes of this custom I again urge upon the people of South Dakota the necessity and the duty of taking a more active interest in tree culture and the preservation of game and song birds. There should be more than a general...
April 22 — Chicken Patty on homemade bun, sweet potatoes, green beans, fresh fruit, milk April 23 — Chicken Taco, corn, pinto beans, juice, milk April 24 — Creamy Meatballs, mashed potatoes, cooked carrots, tropical fruit, homemade bun, milk April 25 — Taco Salad, baby carrots, applesauce, milk April 26 — Ham Sandwich, chips, baked beans, broccoli, fresh fruit, milk...
April 22 — Cheeseburger, sweet potato fries, green beans, cherry applesauce April 23 — Creamed Chicken, rice, dinner roll, carrots, corn, pears, veggie bar April 24 — Lasagna, dinner roll, broccoli, beets, peaches, veggie bar April 25 — Pulled Pork, pork & beans, California blend, pineapple April 26 — No School...
Summary for March 2024 and records Highest recorded temp.: 66° on the 11th/Record: 85° on March 18, 2012 Lowest recorded temp.: 5° on the 26th/Record: -22° on March 1, 1980 Average high temp. for March over 49 years: 40° Average high temp. for March 2024: 43° Average low temp. for March over 49 years: 19° Average low temp. for March 2024: 20° Average precip. for March over 49 years: 1.15 Precip. for March 2024: .45 Average snowfall for March over 49 years: 6 inches Snowfall for March 2024: 6 inches Number of frosty nights for March 2024: 2...
April 15 — Grilled Chicken Sandwich, corn, broccoli, pears, milk April 16 — Corndogs, creamed corn, celery sticks, applesauce, milk April 17 — Spaghetti Bake, pea salad, homemade breadsticks, fresh fruit, milk April 18 — Chicken Tender Sub, green beans, baby carrots, peaches, milk April 19 — Nachos, corn, black beans, fresh fruit, milk...
April 15 — Grilled Chicken Patty, Ranch potato wedges, carrots, blushing pears April 16 — BBQ, pork & beans, mandarin oranges, veggie bar April 17 — Meatballs in Gravy, noodles, dinner roll, green beans, beets, banana, veggie bar April 18 — Fish Sticks, cheesy hashbrowns, California blend, peaches April 19 — No School...
From the Ipswich Tribune April 3, 1930 edition NEW LIBRARY BUILDING New library buildings are to be erected at Mobridge and Ipswich and will probably be completed this fall. The library at Ipswich is to be a gift to the city presented by the heirs of Marcus P. Beebe, a pioneer banker in Edmunds County. According to the present plans the building will be constructed of native boulders with a roof of tile. The present floor plan provides for a one-story building with a basement. The main floor will consist of one large rectangular room which...
April 8 — Cheese Pizza, green beans, baby carrots, fruit sauce, milk April 9 — Softshell Taco, corn, refried beans, fruit cocktail, milk April 10 — Chicken noodles, peas, cooked carrots, strawberry cups, homemade bun, milk April 11 — McRib, baked potato, beets, juice, homemade bun, milk April 12 — Chili Dog, green beans, broccoli, fresh fruit, milk...
April 8 — Hot Dog, sweet potato fries, broccoli, mandarin oranges April 9 — Stroganoff, noodles, bread, green beans, peaches, veggie bar April 10 — Chicken Wrap, corn, brownie, grapes, veggie bar April 11 — Chili, cinnamon puff, peas, applesauce April 12 — No School...
From the Ipswich Tribune April 3, 1930 edition SENIOR CLASS WORKING ON IPSODAK YEAR BOOK The Senior class of Ipswich has started work on their annual publication “The Ipsodak” and will hand in most of their copy this week to the printer. The work will be done by the Tribune job department. “The Ipsodak” will be more complete than other years according to the staff. The cut work will be a feature of the year book, there being more in this year’s book than in any other year book published by the school. The annual will contain individua...
April 1 — No School April 2 — Crispito, corn, mixed veggies, peach cups, milk April 3 — Chili, homemade cinnamon roll, applesauce, baby carrots, milk April 4 — BBQ Pork Sandwich, baked beans, broccoli, fresh fruit, milk April 5 — Chicken Nuggets, mashed potatoes, cooked carrots, homemade bun, milk...
April 1 — No School, Easter Break April 2 — Country Steak, mashed potatoes/gravy, carrots, peaches April 3 — Chicken Patty, bun, pork & beans, fresh pineapple, veggie bar April 4 — Pepperoni Pizza, corn, broccoli, applesauce, veggie bar April 5 — Egg Bites, cinnamon puffs, tomato juice, hashbrowns, fresh pears...
From the Ipswich Tribune April 17, 1930 edition Aberdeen Man Gives Out Shrubs and Vines The account given below from the Aberdeen American is of interest to Ipswich people. Following out a practice of the past several years, for the purpose of encouraging the planting of fruit trees and vines, John Lauerman, better known as John the Shoeman, gave away to over 200 people of the surrounding country within a radius of 40 miles three truckloads of plum trees and grape vines of several different varieties. Mr. Lauerman a lover of trees and fruit...
Joseph and Judy Uhrich of Custer are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter, Hallie Uhrich, to Michael Borglum, son of Kellen and Karen Borglum of Bricelyn, Minn. Hallie and Michael met in late 2017 in Mankato, Minn. where they both went to college. Hallie graduated with a degree in Anthropology from Minnesota State University, Mankato in 2018 and is currently the assistant director at the North Mankato Taylor Library. She is also pursuing an online Masters of Library and...
Local students graduated after the summer and fall 2023 semesters at South Dakota State University. Nearly 1,000 students completed all requirements for a degree and/or certificate program, and those requirements have been verified by the appropriate college. Nearly 40 students received two or more degrees or certificates from a college. Ipswich graduates: Kamryn Heinz, Lucas Metzinger, Jacob Nierman Mina grads: Abigail Noltner Roscoe grads: Madison Crawford, Morgan Kramer Overall, students from 36 states and 25 nations graduated following the...
March 25 — Beef Pizza, green beans, cooked carrots, pears, milk March 26 — Turkey in gravy, mashed potatoes, dressing, coleslaw, cranberries, fruit sauce, homemade bun, chocolate pudding, milk March 27 — Chicken Taco, corn, refried beans, applesauce cups, milk March 28 — Subs, taco salad, baby carrots, fresh fruit, milk March 29 — No School, Good Friday...
March 25 — Hot Ham & Cheese, pork & beans, beets, applesauce March 26 — Hamburger, sweet potato fries, oranges, veggie bar March 27 — Pepperoni Pizza, corn, sidekick, veggie bar March 28 — Mini Corn Dogs, French fries, broccoli, pears March 29 — No School...
Curt Roesler, Commander of the Roscoe American Legion, presented a 50-year Continuous Membership Certificate to Raymond Jung. The award recognizes longtime service and support to the ideals, principles and programs of the American Legion....
The Knights of Columbus held Bingo on Sunday afternoon, March 10. They had a good turnout and many left winners of both cash and hams. The winners of the final blackout game were Brenda Geditz ($50 winner), Diane Geditz ($100 winner) and Connie Ertz ($150 winner)....
From the Ipswich Tribune May 15, 1930 edition Towns Worse Foe Like every town in America has something it wishes it didn’t have, some things we could get along far better without. At the head of the list of unnecessary evils with which we have to contend is the chronic gossiper. We feel sure we have as few of these as any other community, yet so long as there is even one gossiper in our midst it is one too many. Everyone appreciates the value of constructive criticism. But there is a vast difference between constructive and destructive c...