Local Notes Highlight Health, Post Office Route, and School Fixes
Late County news reports Ole Peterson improving and Silas iiler and Sanabard both ill. Deeter school reopens after a smallpox scare while a Wild basket social is planned for Friday the 27th. Ducks and geese provide amusement for local sportsmen as spring arrives. Route No 2 mail starts next month serving 119 houses over 32 miles, roads to be repaired if needed. Several families travel, a death toll linked to measles relapse, and local election cleaning noted.
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Iiler
Sanabard
Kering
Deeter
Seson
Wild
Wim. Doyle
Huron
Uncle Sam
Beadle County
Local social notes and farm activity fill week in Beadle area
Tom Mack and family visited Jim Ptacek's on Sunday. Jimmie Burns hired to J. K. Ptacek for the season. Thomas Mack helped C. E. Rulon break a colt on Monday. Walter Bateman travelled to Artesian on business Sunday and Monday. J. K. Ptarek and Thomas Mack sold hogs in Cavour Tuesday. Cemetery meeting at Rhoads school house Monday night. C. E. Rulon and family visited Lee Robeson in Beadle county Sunday. Mrs. Geo. Newman and Mrs. C. E. Rulon visited Mrs. Enos Alley last week. Grace Rulon visited Forestburg with her uncle and attended the St Patrick's Day see. EG vie and family and H. yand family visited John Halloway and wife Sunday. S. H. Bonney and J. K. Place helped haul shell corn for Mr. Bonney Monday. E. Rulon bought a pulverizer from J. Niermeyer & Son Forest Giant Chamberlain and Albert Zell marketed hogs in Burg Monday. Zell brought a new plow from Niermeyer & Son. Basket social at C. I. Rays Friday evening a financial success. $50,000 raised. Jovial held for the benefit of the...
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Thomas Mack
C. E. Rulon
Walter Bateman
Artesian
J. K. Ptarek
Cavour
Rhoads School
Lee Robeson
Beadle
Geo. Newman
Enos Alley
Grace Rulon
Forestburg
St. Patrick'see
EG Vie
H. Yand
John Halloway
S. H. Bonney
J. K. Place
Bonney
E. Rulon
Chamberlain
Albert Zell
Burg
Zell
Niermeyer & Son
School Board Regular Session Briefs and Local Notes
The report notes Cavours school board met Monday to transact business. A. M. Gies traveled to Huron on Saturday to assist Otto Lather with masonry degrees. Cavours farmers began plans Monday amid heavy moisture in the ground. James Stokes arrived from Roches last week and is now with her City 8.
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A. T. Forbes
E. ( Ackermin
Sheffield
Miss Toliefson
Huron College
Cavours
James Stokes
Roches
Seed corn for sale at $1.25 per bushel guaranteed to grow
Pav Schreck advertises good seed corn for sale at 1.25 dollars per bushel guaranteed to grow. Located 6 miles south of Huron. 17-11 aa
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Pav Schreck
Huron
Local Happenings in Carpenter and Nearby
Henry Schram moved on the Jake Weakly place and Mabel Berry became the popular clerk at Opsahl's store. Community members begin sewing. Paul Glanzer Hofer Bros and Paul Hofer bought new disk drills. Dave Kleinsasser returned from Freeman Mennonite college. William Martin Sr builds on a 40 acre Wipf purchase.
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Henry Schram
Jake
Mabel Berry
Opsahl
Paul M. Glanzer
Hofer
Dave Kleinsasser
Freeman
Freeman Mennonite College
Wm. Martin Sr
Wipf
Grafton
M. E
Hanch
St. Paul
House Penscicn bill carries largest sum ever authorized
Senate debate notes a pension bill over £150,000,000 the largest sum ever authorized by that measure. A recommendation to consult pension agencies was approved 189 to 0. Follette of Wisconsin continued his speech on the currency bill while the omnibus claims bill also remained under consideration.
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House
Penscicn
Comrae
Senate
J.a Follette
Wis
Senate approves ship subsidy for 16 knot vessels
Senate passes a subsidy bill paying ships at 4 dollars per mile for 16 knot vessels on routes between this nation and South America the Philippines Japan and Australia under the 1891 act for 20 knot ships. House critics attack Roosevelt with Hardwick of Georgia denouncing him for failing to send Congress all information on corporations in his possession. Fortifications appropriation bill debated.
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Senate
South America
Philippines
Japan
Australia
House
Roosevelt
Senate Adjourns on Bryan of Florida death notice
House charged Mr. Mann with placing a fake speech by Mr. Sulzer in the record, declared not the one delivered, and it was stricken by a strict party vote. Senate adjourned on the death of Senator Bryan of Florida.
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House
Mann
Sulzer
N. Y
Senate
Senator Bryan
Florida
Lawmakers warned on wage bill and campaign finance bills
House Minority Leader Williams told Republicans to promptly act on the employers' liability bill the campaign contributions bill and the free pulp and paper bills or face obstruction of all efforts by withholding unions consent for the consul.
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House
Williams
Youngest Senator William J Bryan Dies at 31
Washington reports United States Senator William James Bryan of Florida dead at Providence hospital from typhoid fever at age thirty one. He served only seventy three days since taking office replacing Stephen R Mallory, and his death marks the seventh death since the fifty ninth Congress adjourned.
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Washington
United States
William James Bryan
Florida
Providence Hospital
Stephen R. Mallory
Bryan
Senate
Alabama
Morgan
Pettus
Mallory
Latimer
South Carolina
Proctor
Vermont
Whyte
Maryland
Mr. Bryan
Sinking of Matsu Maru After Collision Near Hakodate
The 800 ton Matsu Maru owned by Yusen Kaisha sank after colliding with the 696 ton Hideyoshi Maru two miles off Fudohokke near Hakodate. Of 244 passengers and 43 crew on the Matsu Maru, over two hundred perished. Survivors were rescued by the Hideyoshi Maru and another steamer.
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Tokio
Yusen Kaisha Line
Fudohokke
Hakodate
Miners Adopt Plan At United Mine Workers Meet
The national convention finished reviewing the scale committee report. An initial 50 cent monthly assessment was approved to bolster aid for members losing contracts on April 1. The executive board may adjust the levy, and miners will work where contracts exist or talks are ongoing on April 1, with a stoppage in districts lacking deals.
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Indianapolis
National Convention of the
United Mine Workers of America
Wilson
International Executive Board
Im Progress
National Executive Board
Ae Tom
Brice Lena Pein
Bishop Fowler Dead in New York at 84
Rev Charles H Fowler bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church died at his New York home after a two year decline from heart failure and complications. He had remained active in church affairs and two months ago traveled to Minneapolis to preside at the Fowler Memorial Methodist church dedication.
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New York
Charles. H. Fowler
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fowler
Minneapolis
Fowler Memorial
Atlantic Fleet to Visit Japan on Homeward Cruise
Japan invites the American government to allow the Atlantic battleship fleet to visit Japan during its world cruise. The invitation, received at Tokyo and sent to Secretary Root, was approved by the president and cabinet. Yokohama was expected to be the port of call.
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Washington
Japan
Root
Takahira
Aete
the. Eee
Yokohama
Public sentiment on Kittredge clash and South Dakota politics
The column traces the Washington feud between U S senators Kittredge and Gamble and urges voters to watch the June primaries. It notes strong immigration movement into South Dakota and a surge of support for Crawford and progressive principles as parties prepare for a hard fought intra party battle. It cites polling from multiple counties and regional papers.
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U. S
Washington
Kittredge
Gamble
Watertown
South Dakota
Huron
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Salem
Codington
Day
Senator Kittredge
Clark
Coe I. Crawford
Centerville
General Kline Dead
Brigadier General Jacob Kline U S A retired dies at Johns Hopkins hospital of kidney disease. Born in Pennsylvania sixty eight years ago he served in the Civil and Spanish Wars. He came to Baltimore from Newport News Virginia for treatment.
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Baltimore
Jacob Kline
U.S. A
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Newport News
Kline
Pennsylvania
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Newlins
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Tom Mack
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J. K. Ptacek
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Kingsbury County
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Yankton Press
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