Preaching and obituaries in STATE LINE HERALD
J A Dale will preach at 11 a m Sunday in the Baptist church on The Word of God. Leon Patrick, a cousin from Mobridge, died of typhoid fever. his burial trips were set for the noon train. Patrick left a $2000 life policy to his parents. H H Aldrich, state cofferer, was in town. Mrs Wm Berry visited her son Logan in town then returned to Willow Lakes. Mr and Mrs Oscar Olsen returned from a month long junketing trip visiting Watertown and Minnesota, traveling nearly a thousand miles in their Ford and enjoying the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Dale
Baptist Church
God
L. E. Gilman
Leon Patrick
Mobridge
Patrick
Wm. N. Berry
Logan Berry
Willow Lakes
Oscar C. Olsen
Watertown
Minnesota
Course of Concerts and Lectures Assured
A planned lyceum season in the winter is backed by a community canvass led by Prof. Salisbury, ensuring six high class entertainments. The program includes The Jane Wrate Concert Co and Det 30th, Albert Edward Wiggam lectures, Jas. Hoffman Batten, Elias Day, The Tennesseans, and Castle Square Entertainers across January to March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemmon
Lyceum
Salisbury
Jane Wrate
Elias Day
Castle Square
Silk Train Sets World Speed Record Across Continent
A silk train from Tacoma to New York completed the ocean to ocean run in 75 hours and 40 minutes, breaking the world long distance record. The $2,000,000 shipment traveled from Tacoma at 1 a.m. Thursday, through Milwaukee to Chicago, then onward by the Pennsylvania line. The event drew praise from Milwaukee and Seattle traffic officials, emphasizing the extraordinary distance covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Milwaukee Railway
New York
Great Northern
Milwaukee
Chicago
Pennsylvania System
Seattle
Intelli
Oust Cerk of Court case before Judge Carpenter
Lewey county commissioners seek a temporary suspension of clerk Waller Britton for neglect of fees. Britton allegedly shirked duties after taking office, earning about $20 during terms and failing to hire a deputy. Attended by W E Wolf, with Charles L. Ion as counsel, the case reflects ongoing county concerns over official conduct. Also notes a sale at Green's livery barn and local court updates from McIntosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Chambers
Lewey
Waller Bh
Britton
Dupree
Weaser
W. E. Wolf
Chas
Jon
Lackey Gets Four Years In Western Horse Theft Case
Wmn L Lackey was sentenced to four years in prison by the McIntosh circuit court after a week of testimony. The case tied up court activity as jurors found her guilty of leading a gang that stole horses from Lemmon area ranches and drove them toward Canada. Deputy Sehlong traced the horses to Helfield, tying Lackey to the crime through a complete information chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmn. L. Lackey
McIntosh
Lackey
Dl. Cause
Lemmon
Gian
Ation
Reeder
Sehlong
Helfield
Canada
Dakotas
Wid
Bong Perl
New Country
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Milillions
Deere
Dakota Implement CO
North and
South Dakota
State Line Herald
Jas. Hoffman Batten
America
Dagves
Africa
Italy
Tripoli
Sam
Blue Jackets
Cerk
Kansas City
Gifford Winchot
Garfield
Guv. Wilson
Guy. Harmon
Sen
Green's
Pomeroy
Auenonver
Messrs. Munger and McIntosh
Hettinger
Pon P J. Tscharner
Boh. Green & Son
Michell
Analann
FM Rinipehet
First National Bank
United States
Hart Schaffner
Marx
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