Light Phone Profits and a Dakota Lumber Case
W P Moore of Tulsa recalls early telephone ventures drawing 25 percent annual dividends on 25 shares. He disputes a Dakota Central claim of low rates hurting competition. Mitchell Lumber sues for unfair discrimination at Leola. judge Boucher presides. Court finds guilt. ruling to test constitutional legality on appeal.
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W. P. Moore
Tulsa
Oklahoma
A. C. White
Moore
South Dakota
Dakota Central
Huron
Leola
Mitchell Lumber Company
Boucher
South Dakota v Central Lumber company preliminary hearing
A preliminary hearing in Leola determined the state seeks to oust Central Lumber company from operating in South Dakota. The company waived examination and the case was moved to circuit court for trial. Attorney General S W Clark filed the information in circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
the Central Lumber Company
Frank Junge
Leola
S. W. Clark
City moves to compel removal of shack on vacant lot
The city sues to vacate a shack built on a vacant lot south of the L A Melum restaurant after the owners failed to remove it when a fall deadline passed. City Attorney Fairbank announced a hearing set for January 2 to enforce the order and end the claimed vested rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Daum
L. Wayne
E Schultz
Fairbank
Telephone Corporation
Miss Adams Resigns as Dean of Women at Huron College
Miss Kathryn N. Adams resigns her post as Dean of Women and ends her four year tenure at Huron College. She has taught English and led the department, serving as a guide and friend to students at the close of the fall semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn N. Adams
Huron College
Farewell to Beloved School Leader Among Students
The text notes a female leader leaving, having won confidence and love of students. It mentions it will be difficult to fill her place and that she will carry across the water the best wishes of many students and graduates for happiness and success. An informal farewell was held Saturday evening at the dormitory.
Judge Rebuked the Boys
Judge Taylor publicly rebuked a courtroom audience of many young men during a circuit court hearing. He said the revolting witness stories did little to teach law or benefit students, noting the absence of youths at other sessions and urging better audience selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Circuit Court
Huron Council Elects Knights Of Columbus Officers
At the annual Huron Council No. 779 meeting on Sunday afternoon officers were elected Grand Knight F A Reynolds Deputy GK J P Walsh Fin Sec C C Issenhuth Recorder C Steele Treasurer Geo Issenhuth Warden W J Rossman Chaplain Rev D F Desmond Chancellor Frank Burke Advocate E T O Connor Reynolds, a newcomer to Huron, had been Grand Knight of Rocelle Council Illinois and delegate to the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Council
Knights of Columbus
F. A. Reynolds
G. N
J. P. Walsh
C. C. Issenhuth
C. Steele
Geo. Issenhuth
W. J. Rossman
D. F. Desmond
Frank Burke
E. T. O’connor
Grand Knight
Huron
The
Fleming Dry Goods Co
Rocelle
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Ideal in town farm housing with livestock facilities
Paitie Lawrence offers to locate a seven room house with a big barn on an extra large lot suitable for keeping cows chickens pigs. Terms easy and multiple choice properties available from Suite 10 Hills Block Huron SD. Open 8 D 3-2t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills Block
Huron
Holiday Excursion Rates on North Western Line
The North Western Line announces reduced holiday excursion fares on sale December 22 23 24 25 30 31 and January 1 with return validity to January 5. Full details available from Agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Western Line
Railroad Notes and Social Notes Parade Through Town
Local rail workers and families are listed with travels, duties, and visits including Mrs W J Hart illness, Mrs Frank Etles trip to Redfield, Fred Kercon on switch at Pierre, A J Porter catching Gettysburg freight, and Mrs Wm Cronoble returning from Peterson Iowa. Social items mention Prairie Rose lodge dance January 4 and theater at Longstaff’s drug store, plus a review of The District Leader melodrama with Cohan comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Porter
Gettysburg Way
Wm. Cronoble
Peterson
John Bunk
Mr. Bunk
Iowa
Prairie Rose Lodge
K. P. Hall
L. T. Dickson
Dell Rapids
G. R. Dickson
Wolsey
Roy Barber
Longstaff
New York
George M. Cohan
Broadway
Hoffman
Chinatown
Riverside Drive
District Leader merits discussed after major release
Readers debate the value and significance of THE DISTRICT LEADER as reviews circulate, weighing potential impact, quality, and controversy surrounding the new publication.
Property Transfers and Minor Real Estate Stock Assignments
List of deeds recording transfers from Frank E. Stocking and others to multiple grantees with nominal sums, including parcels in blocks and additions, and a final note that Chas. Merritt arrived from Wellington Monday.
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Attorney General
Judge
Knights of Columbus Elect
W. J. Hart
Frank Etles
Redfield
Fred Kercon
Pierre
Charles Seeley
Mrs. Odell
Minneapolis
Thorsness
Claude Baxter
Winona
Myrtle Kester
Longstaff’s Drug Store
Ed Sweeney
Thomas Helgerson
Northwester Company
R. E. Lockwood
Genevieve Gleason
Bonilla
O. E. Rutherford
Towa
Kenny
Millenger
Dermody
Sharp
Frank E. Stocking
H. A. Belt
William Zeller
F. H. Holton
G. Hutchinson
August W. Reiter
Charles C. Issenhuth
Jesse C. Dickson
John Kingdon
Perry S. Darquest
Marguerite Edler
Connecticut Investment Co
Reality Investment Co
A. Fray
Nick
Gertrude Bugler
M. L. Cane
John Rueth
C. C. Brawner
I. E. Scott
C. Oviatt
Fishers & Fosters
W. Luchlum
J.S. Delaney
C. Costerlein
Emma Allison
Chas. Merritt
Wessington
Frank J. Sardum
Joe E. Howard
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