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Cypher

Ralph D. Cypher

Custer, SD

1934, 790, Hazelrodt, F-11, USFS forester
1935, 2766, Hazelrodt then Doran, foreman
1937, 793, Tigerville, Mitchell Dam, F-15, Project Superintendent
1939, 1941, 793, Hill City, F-9, Project Superintendent

Ralph Cypher invented the Harney Hand Operated Fire Pump. Mr. Cyphers was the Project Superintendent F-24 CCC. This information is from the Digital Library of South Dakota (DLSD) and is in the public domain.

October 31, 1938
Lead Daily Call
Sheridan Dam, located between Hill City and Pactola, a project of CCC Camp Tigerville is showing rapid and favorable progress, according to Ralph D. Cypher, project superintendent. To date there have been 15,000 yards of material moved into the dam, and he said. "The work on the dam can be considered one tenth completed. Before the actual construction of the dam itself can begin there are many preparatory jobs that must be done and these jobs are well under way. With the efficient organization attacking the work the real construction will soon be started." At present there are 200 CCC enrollees working day and night, three shifts. The men are from Camp Tigerville and Camp Custer. Two side camps have been established, each to accommodate 60 men, the Custer Camp men being quartered in the old Warren-Lamb Lumber Co.

Ralph Cypher invented the Harney Hand Operated Fire Pump.

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