Man Held After Train Theft Case Weaves Across Counties
Brelsford, hired man for Watts, eluded capture after a theft from a tank wagon in a ravine. A warrant was sworn, deputies traced him to a Great Northern train to Watertown, where he was seized and later bound over to circuit court. Charge may drop from grand to petty larceny as cash was recovered. Also notes on Coming-Jamieson & Kelley fight reprints.
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Watts
John D. Rockefeller
Great Northern
Watertown
Brelsford
Youne
Sheffield
G. N
Geddis
Tailor Opens Shop and Lawsuit Over False Imprisonment
The item notes that A Aktoevsky has opened a tailor shop over Baker jewelry store offering tailor made suits with satisfaction guaranteed. It also reports that Will Carson testified to Justice Geddis about an arrest of Cunningham who sues for 16000 dollars for false imprisonment and malicious prosecution against Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company, David Whalen, D Dinneen, and Wm Carson. The World apologizes for an earlier error and corrects it.
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Mr. Cunningham
C.A. Kelley
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company
David Whalen
D. Dinnneen
Wm. Carson
A. Aktoevsky
Baker Jewelry Store
Huron Nursery Co seeks agents in Dakotas
The Huron Nursery Co plans to recruit agents in every town and county in the Dakotas with a special inducement for farmers. Interested persons may call or write. Fred J. Hutchins, Manager, Huron Nursery Co., Huron, S. Dak.
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Huron Nursery Co
Dakotas
Fred J. Hutchins
Huron
Auction Sale Near Cavour Promises Farm Lot Finds
Auction sale set for February 20 one and one half miles northeast of Cavour listing 6 draft horses 56 cattle 21 shoats 175 sickens plus farm machinery to be sold by Home merchants offering cheapest goods.
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Cavour
Lincoln Memorial Program for Writ Memorial Services
Lincoln Memorial service program announced for next Monday evening February 12 at the hall. Seating provided. Music by quartette. Addresses by Mayor Cleaver Colonel Stewart Hon Crawford Dr Alford Hon Mouser Reverend Shanafelt Reverend Edson. Closing song America. Benediction.
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G. ‘Hall
R. J. Stewart
Hon. Coe
Crawford
Dr. Shanafelt
D. D
E. H. Edson
America
Public Auction of Personal Property by Carl Uecker
Having sold my farm I will dispose of all my personal property at public auction on February 21, 1906. Carl Uecker.
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Carl Uecker
Splendid Nursery in Huron Showcases Hardy Stock
A nursery in Huron boasts hardy stock and home grown plants. It plans to plant over half a million seedlings this spring under new management. Local poultry exhibitors at Mitchell won multiple prizes, led by B. M. Thomas and J. F. Reinelt with numerous firsts and seconds. A WCTU meeting is set for next Wednesday hosted by Mrs. Knee land on Ohio Street.
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Huron
Northwest
Mitchell
B. M. Thomas
H. C. Misk
Secon
Wyandottes
Bae C. ‘Kemp
Plymouth Rocks
Kneeland
Ohio Street
Barnes
State funds reduce warrants as artesian basin boosts well irrigation
Secretary of State notes outstanding warrants reduced by 76 000 through transfers of 59 000 from surplus bond interest funds and 25 000 from general fund cash. Report also describes Belle Fourche region overlying a great artesian basin with fresh water and Frank Durst striking a 200 gallon per minute flow from a 700 foot well boosting local irrigation potential.
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Hall
Belle Fourche
Minnesota
Hay Creek
Snyder
Snoma
Frank Durst
Thrice-a-Week World Offer for New Readers
The New York World advertises its autumn value noting Thrice-a-Week publication every other day except Sunday with full prompt news. It stresses fair political reports and truth in columns, offering a one year subscription of $1.00 and a combined deal with Huron Weekly World for $1.65.
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Huron Weekly World
Postmaster Nomination Held Up Amid Charging Claims
The appointment of Peter Unrah as postmaster at Tyndall is stalled at Senator Gamble’s request to allow charges to be presented. Unrah is endorsed by Representatives Burke and Martin. Incumbent Postmaster Stillwell is James D. Elliott’s father-in-law. Elliott heads Gamble’s re election campaign.
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Peter ‘Unrah
Tyndall
Gamble
Unrah
Burke
Martin
Stillwell
James D. Elliott
United States
Senator Gaimble
State Tax Totals Rise by 1905 Amounts Added
The state auditor reports compilation of taxes extended in all counties for 1904 and 1905. Total taxes for all purposes rise to 5 519 830 88 in 1905 from 5 020 846 87 in 1904, an increase near 500 000. A New England state sent 1 for the enlightenment fund, which the treasury lacks, so the remittance will be returned.
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State Auditor's Office
New England
Fish Commission to Stock Lyman County Dams
Residents of Lyman county are advised a U S fish commission car will visit soon to stock dams and streams in the area with fish. The county is dotted with dams built by stockmen and will become ideal fishing resorts once stocked.
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Lyman County
United States Fish Commission
Willow Lakes Removes All Slot Machines
Willow Lakes City Marshal Carmichael, under town council orders, has ordered the removal of every slot machine in town. The action follows efforts by the Willow Lakes Women's Christian Temperance union in the ongoing campaign against gambling machines.
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Willow Lakes
Marshal Carmichael
Dressmaking listing for Irene B Smith at 375 Wisconsin St
Irene B Smith offers dressmaking services at 375 Wisconsin Street contact Green 278. Local advertisement provides address and phone reference for customers seeking custom garments.
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Irene B. Smith
Wisconsin St. Phone
Green
Alberts and Davis Sentenced in Webster For Attempted Murder
Charles Alberts and Mrs Bella Davis were sentenced in Webster for attempted murder of Mrs Davis' father A S Bryant near Andover. Alberts gets four years in the penitentiary and Mrs Davis fifteen months. Each has served four months awaiting circuit court opening.
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Charles Alberts
Bella Davis
Webster
Davis
A. S. Bryant
Andover
Alberts
Bids Sought for Bridge Approaches in Iowa Township
The township of Iowa Beadle County invites sealed bids per cubic yard for grading the approaches to a new bridge. Bids due by February 10 1906, with grading to start immediately. Bids opened February 12 at the town clerk's office. The board may reject all bids. Officers: J C Cranston chair Chas Raschke O A Parks. Lost items announced nearby include fur scarf and plush robe with reward.
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Township of of
Iowa
Beadle County
Township Board of Township of
Congress Allocates 25000 for Rapid City Indian School Buildings
Congress appropriates 25000 for an industrial brick building, a brick barn, a hospital, and a water powerhouse at the Indian school near Rapid City. Construction must finish by August 1, giving contractors just over five months to complete the work.
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Congress
Rapid City
Democrats Pick Cream Shade for Primary Ballots
The Democratic state committee chose cream as the official ballot color for this year’s primaries. It follows white for Republicans and red for Socialists, marking the third color decision among major parties.
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Democratic State Committee
Record of South Dakota gold output shows Homestake lead
The annual report of Mine Inspector Nicolas Treweek filed with Governor Elred shows South Dakota produced 7 191 534 in gold bullion last year, with the Homestake mine alone contributing 5 080 000.
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Nicolas Treweek
Elred
South Dakota
Homestake
Burke Bill Opens 5000 Acres Public Range to Buffalo Pasture
Congressman Burke introduces legislation to let the secretary of the interior lease 5,000 acres of public lands in South Dakota for a native buffalo pasture. The move aims to establish a protected grazing area under federal supervision.
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Burke
Secretary of the Interior
South Dakota
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