Court To Open In Woonsocket Term At Woonsocket
The November term of circuit court at Woonsocket will open Tuesday morning with Judge Bakewell presiding. Indications suggest a short term with few cases on the docket. The case against Clarence Anderson of Sioux Falls, driver for Hamm Brewing, was moved off the docket after the company settled damages with Oliver Forcier, a 12 year old Woonsocket boy struck in April. Anderson had been bound over on a charge of failing to stop after an auto accident. the June jury was out over 36 hours without a verdict before the case was settled and removed from the calendar.
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Woonsocket
Tudge RC
Bakewell
Clarence O. Anderson
Sioux Falls
Hamm Brewing Company
Anderson
Oliver Forcier
Lawson
Miss Van Ornum Moved From Volga After Car Crash
Leota Van Ornum fifth grade teacher at Wilson school was moved from Volga to Abbott hospital in Minneapolis for specialized care after a Sunday crash six miles west of Volga. She is recovering from a crushed upper jaw fracture, jaw fractures, and tooth loss while her father E. J. Van Ornum of Willow Lake and Mrs. E. E. Schroeder and son Bobby of Huron sustained minor injuries.
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Leota van Ornum
Wilson School
Volga
Abbott Hospital
Minneapolis
Miss van Ornum
Huron
van Ornum
Willow Lake
E. E. Schroeder
Bobby
Mr. van Ornum
Redfield Boy Scout Troop Reorganized
Redfield's Methodist sponsored Troop 9 reorganized its committee after a Saturday meeting. Frank Packard becomes scoutmaster with Robert Potter as assistant, while C. M. Pennington chairs the troop committee joined by Mark Waddington Bernard Hagmann J. Ray Cole and F. E. Randell. Rev R C Keagy and District Commissioner E K Humeston helped launch the plan after nearly a year of inactivity since R H Davis left.
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Redfield
Frank Packard
Robert Potter
C. M. Pennington
Mark Waddington
Bernard Hagmann
J. Ray Cole
F. E. Randell
R. C. Keagy
E. K. Humeston
R. H Davia
Baby McGillvery Dies in Ottawa Home
Geraldine Fay McGillvery three months old daughter of Mr and Mrs William McGillvery of 455 Nebraska avenue died this morning. The body was taken to Wikert Tams Funeral home where funeral arrangements had not been completed this afternoon.
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McGillvery
Geraldine Fay McGillvery
William McGillvery
Nebraska Avenuue
Wikert-Tams
S. S. Holm Rites Set After Death at Mitchell Hospital
Funeral services for S. S. Holm, who died Saturday at Mitchell hospital, will be held tomorrow at 1 pm at the family home south of Wolsey and 2:30 pm at the Baptist church in Huron. Interment in Riverside. Holm, born March 15, 1878 in Sweden, immigrated with his parents and later lived in Nebraska before settling near Wolsey. Surviving include the widow, his mother, five daughters, four sons, four sisters, one brother, and fifteen grandchildren.
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Holm
Mitchell Hospital
Wolsey
Baptist Church
Huron
Alfeed Trenerry
The
Riverside
Mr. Holm
Sweden
America
Victorias Sampson
Morris
Tll
Nebraska
Leonard Farm
Korns Holm
Stromsbers
Web
Mildred Lundgren
Hazel Randall
Osceola
Neb
Lily Meyers
Bancroft
Muriel
Lucile Holm
Fourons
Earl and
Wilmer
Marvil
Lebert
Johanns Larson
Bernice Anderson
Hannah Westrang
Stromberg
Annie Samuelson
Iroquois
Nels Holm
Leb
Swan elected by R R Trainmen at Labor Temple
C G Swan was elected president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen local 61 at Labor Temple yesterday afternoon. A discussion on the fourth day postponed to December due to absent speaker E O Dugan of Chicago. A A Hammel named vice president John L Gorman secretary treasurer E L Daley agent for official publication J E Smith delegate to convention alternate delegate O B Lund organization committee B C Hatcher D Burns and D Eeltrens named.
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C. Swan
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Labor Temple
E. O. Dugan
Chicago
Mr. Dugan
A. A. Hammel
John L. Gorman
E. L. Daley
J. E. Smith
O. B. Lund
B. C. Hatcher
D. ¥. Burns
D. Eeltrens
Aberdeen Telegraph Wires Remain Down Across State
Aberdeen and Huron endure continued telephone and telegraph outages after last week’s storms. Western Union restored a route between Huron and Aberdeen for about ten hours, then cuts persisted. Webster area and Sioux Falls weather saw light snow and cold. Northwestern Bell reported a circuit reestablished but service overall limited as of Nov 4.
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Huron
Pierre Huron
Fierré
Western Union
Aberdeen
Northwestern Public Service Company
Webster
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Watertown
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Windy storm devastates Edmonton and northern Alberta
A strong Northwest wind from Sunday night caused wintry weather and light snow in Yankin with 25 degrees and 4 inches of precipitation in parts. In Edmonton, dozens of fires rode through bush country and several towns suffered damage as the gale toppled structures and lowered temperatures from 60 to freezing. Repair crews cleared debris after the storm hit Edmonton with high velocity.
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Yankiun
Edmonton
Alta
Alberta
London in gale toll. floods surge across Europe
A week end gale lashed from London to Vienna causing heavy destruction. Rivers swollen in France, Germany, and Belgium flood plains. seven people died and many injured. In Vienna and the Rhineland fatalities and injuries reported. Belgium bears the worst impact as the Scheldt bursts its dike. Thousands displaced seeking higher ground as the storm abates slightly with rising hope for improvement.
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London
Vienna
France
Germany
Belgium
Rhineland
Scheldt
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Clarence
Hierson
Forever Boy
S. S. Holm
C. G. Swan
R. R
O’neal
Amaizo
Pee Talon
New Jersey
Jonathan
Cape Cod
Crank
Bester
Armeet
Entexa
Cata Heratang
Low Arctics
Home Trade Shoe Store
Wikert-Tams Funeral Home
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Bowdle
Ortonville
Redeld
Oakes
Oskes
Pierre
Mitchell
Chamberlain
Geddes
Lake Andes
Wagner
Yewa
Minnesota
Dakota Central Telephone Co
Sik
Jersey
Wales
Freeman
Habicht
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