Republican Ticket for Congress and State Offices
Republican candidates listed by name and county for Congress, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer, State Auditor, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Commissioner of School and Public Lands, Attorney General and Railroad Commissioner with their home counties.
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Congress
ER. W. Martin
Lawrence
C. H. Burke
Hughes
H. Elrod
Clark
J. E. McDougall
Marshall
D. D. Wipf
Hutchinson
B. Collins
Brown
J. F. Halladay
Kingsbury
G. W. Nash
Lincoln
C. J. Bash
Turner
Philo Hall
Brookings
G. W. Smith
Meade
Rough Riders Target Morocco Ban Dits Amid Turbulence
In a move signaling renewed aggression, Gnlaspy may organize rough riders to challenge the Morocco ban dits as tensions mount over policy restrictions and regional security concerns.
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Gnlaspy
Morocco
Political critique in Critic sparks party divergence
A reader notes that while some Republicans appear true to form, others differ after reading the Critic. The remark highlights internal debate within the party about loyalty and ideology.
Mitchell capital site flap sparks turnout tease
Local chatter questions the Mitchell syndicates plan to offer a deed to the state for a suitable capital site at Mitchell. Gentle Annie voices strong skepticism, insisting the proposal is not on the program.
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Mitchell
Gentle Annie
Roosevelt directs postmaster to seat Republican editors at convention
Report claims Roosevelt ordered the postmaster general to grant every Republican county editor a seat in the convention hall. It notes a few planks and benches may be used by delegates. The phrase Roosevelt knows who toot the horns is mentioned.
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Roosevelt
Marquis Nominated for Third Circuit Judge Seat
Marquis of Clear Lake earns Republican nomination for the Third circuit judgeship against Case of Watertown and Cheever of Brookings. Cheever and Case are noted lawyers. Marquis is largely known only in his county.
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Marquis
Clear Lake
Third Circuit
Case
Watertown
Cheever
Brookings
Weevil Destroyed by Gaatemalen Ant Intended for Texas
The agricultural department reports boll weevil can be killed by the Gaatemalen ant and plans to introduce it into Texas where the weevil caused $20,000,000 in cotton damage last year. Next year the department will seek a predator for the ant.
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Agricultural Department
Texas
Editorials on St. Louis trip reveal varied views
Readers weigh in on the editorial excursion to St. Louis. Some call the event well managed while others complain of uneven treatment, suggesting a few were favored over the rest.
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St. Louis
Ex-champion Bob Fitzsimmons Considers Horse Trade Return
Former boxing champion Bob Fitzsimmons says he might return to earning a living through horse shaving if he can net about $1,200 a month. He recently canvassed race horse owners to gauge work prospects and prospects of steady income.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Bob
Reprieve College Expansion Plans Include German Dormitory
The Redfield College and Wilton German Congregational College will merge under the old name next year. Courses will be offered in English and German with a dormitory where only German is spoken to train men for German Congregational pulpits and English speaking students. A large student body is anticipated for practical Teutonic language study. Sun. Prince Po Lun tours the U S to learn industries and customs. Indianapolis committee forgot to include Sunday church attendance.
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Reprieve College
Redfield College
German Congregational College
Wilton
Po Lun
Indianapolis
China
Mitchells City Hall Claim Misrepresented in Capitol Debate
The piece argues against Mitchell as a capital site, contending no law allows immediate condemnation of land at real value. It claims a permanent city hall would cost about 1,000,000 dollars, with rental during construction pushing total moving costs to roughly 1,500,000 dollars, borne by taxpayers within five to six years.
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Mitchell
Capitol
Mitchell Capital Committee
Commissioner of Lands
State Auditor
State Treasury
Lands Department
Land Department
Pierre
Seven US Ships Demonstrate Off Morocco for Citizen Release
The United States dispatches seven ships to show force off Morocco in hopes of winning the release of an adopted citizen with naturalization papers. The Moroccans and their rulers remain unmoved, and critics say the display offers naval target practice more than leverage.
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United States
Morocco
Naval Demonstration Threat Implicit in Citizenship Debate
The text advocates a hard line on naturalization and military aid, urging removal of U S citizenship papers from non residents and arguing that only bona fide citizens deserve protections. It calls for limiting papers as insurance policies and restricting protection for those who do not reside or contribute to the United States.
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Mohammedan Dew
Stars and Stripes
U. S
Move the capital to Mitchell and its costs
The Mitchell capital caucus argues moving the capital to Mitchell saves travel for citizens and cuts fuel costs, but state lands show the lands department expenses grow faster than others. They warn field staff, salaries, and mileage would rise, offsetting any claimed savings.
A Little War News On Far East Combat Reports
The piece outlines uncertain progress in the war with Japan and Russia. It notes Japan's advance toward Port Arthur, Russian fortifications, and conflicting reports of fleet actions including a claimed sinking of the Shikishima. It mentions Russia leading in ships destroyed and a sunken vessel possibly being raised.
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Far East
Port Arthur
Tokio
Berlin
Russia
Uaerie
War Frontnotes Hint At Prolonged Combat
The report says the campaign will take several weeks to finish the task. It mentions several small engagements with mixed results, some credited to Japanese forces and others to Russian forces, with the latter likely accurate.
Court session ends with mixed verdicts in June term
The regular June term opened Tuesday with Judge Chas. S. Whiting presiding. By Thursday morning several cases were disposed of and most jury cases expected to finish today. Verdicts included Needham vs Wing for defendant, Hunt vs Jensen for plaintiff, and Casper vs Needham for defendant amid various continuances and settlements. An excursion ad and Cole's Carbolic soap promotion appear in the docket.
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Chas. S. Whiting
State of South Dakota
A. A. Stiers
H. L. Emmert
William Bernardy
W. A. Martin
W. J. Tucker
I. A. Hunt
C. B. Jensen
Peter Oling
James B. Dickey
Olaf Ryland
M. H. O’hora
O’hora
Pasture for Cattle and Horses Near Bancroft
Advertises ranch east of Bancroft offering living spring water good pasture and cattle and horse stock available. Also promotes Seekers Excursions to the Northwest West and Southwest with greatly reduced excursion tickets on sale via Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
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Mitchell
Chicago & North-Western R’y
Sturday
Hot Springs
North-Western
Ling
Chicago and
R’y
Bancroft
E. J. Aaron
Desmet
S. D
Nortwest
Chicago & North
Western R’y
Pain Balm praised by North Plain resident after wagon accident
Mr. George K. Babcock, a noted North Plain citizen, was thrown from a wagon and bruised. He uses Chamberlain's Pain Balm and calls it the best liniment for sprains and bruises, claiming it cures faster than other treatments. For sale by all druggists. Also notes North-Western Line excursion rates to Colorado Utah and the Black Hills with trips June through October. Bradley's Drug Store promotes Rocky Mountain Tea.
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George K. Babcock
Chamberlain
Babcock
North Plain
Conn
Colorado
Utah
Black Hills
North-Western
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Hot Springs
Deadwood
Lead
Custer
S. D
Estate of Carl Bergerson Deceased Notices
The undersigned executrix Amelia Bergeron announces that creditors and others with claims against Carl Bergerson deceased must present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be shown at her residence in De Smet Kingsbury County. Dated April 25 1904.
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Carl Bergerson
de Smet
Kingsbury
Amelia Bergeron
Ben Gerdes
County of
Kiners
F B. Danney
Mendvs
For Sale Two building lots on Fourth Street
For sale two building lots on Fourth Street. Apply to Chas E Bly.
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Fourth Street
Chas
E. Bly
South Dakota summons in Kingsbury County case
Plaintiffs in a Ninth Judicial Circuit action in De Smet allege mortgage related adverse claims on the southwest quarter of section 35 in township 109 range 57. Defendant Elisabeth Taylor is ordered to answer by March 29 1904. service within 30 days after summons, no personal judgment claimed. Mortgaged property details and court location noted.
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William T. Cass
State of
South Dakota
de Sinet
Kingsbury County
Stony Falla
Minnehaha County
Tate
de Smet
Imne
D. A
Craw
A. Crawford
Scarred faces and burns highlight Cole’s Carbolisalve
The piece urges prompt use of Carbolisalve for cuts and burns, claiming it as an unrivaled remedy. It notes many people bear scars from injuries that could have been avoided with timely treatment.
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Dia
Fooleys Honey Ends Tar For Children
A health advisory asserts Fooleys Honey is free from opiates and is promoted as a safe option for children. Authorities caution parents to verify product safety and avoid unsafe substitutions.
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Foleey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago
Circuit Court
Anna M. Casper
O. H. Needham
Needham
O. C. Wing
L. L. Lostutter
William Bernady
U.S
Cole’s
Louis Ernest
Evansville
Ind
Hollistrer
Rocky Mountain
Bradley’s Drug Store
F. Schaub
Bank OF Desmet
de Smet Lumber Co
Krumvieda
Ninth Tudicial Circuit
J. A. Lory
Boyer & Warken
Paintiff
Sioux Falls
Estella M. Drury
Freddie S. Drury
Carroll
E. F P. Green
South
de Ta
Stellary
le Freddie
Drury
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