South Dakota Central ends extensions as sewer bonds loom
The Mitchell Capital notes the South Dakota Central will not extend lines and advertises grading equipment for sale to townships. The Plankinton Herald laments the $8,000 sewer bond sale, saying indebtedness limits for the town and water system needs. Editor Taubman questions sewer needs without a viable water system.
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South Dakota Central Railroad
Fis
South Dakota Central
Plankinton Herald
The
Herald
Taubman
Aberdeen Homecoming Embraces North Dakota and South Dakota Residents
Aberdeen plans a June homecoming week to welcome former residents of both states. The event seeks to attract many South Dakotans and includes all who once lived in North Dakota. It will span several days with a program of activities and friendly gatherings designed to foster reunions.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
South
North Dakota
Governors appoint two state supreme court justices in recent legislature
In Pierre on Tuesday Governor Vessey announced two appointments to the state supreme court. He named Yankton Judge B G Smith and Aberdeen Judge McCoy for the open seats. Tripp and McNulty were named to succeed Smith and McCoy respectively. The writer notes Smith's long circuit tenure and McCoy's strong legal ability. The piece adds critique of the Payne tariff bill and its limited help for moderate income needs, especially on lumber and other essentials. The northwest should press for relief and watch tariff provisions closely.
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State Supreme Court
Pierre
Vessey
B. G. Smith
Yankton
Judge McCoy
Aberdeen
Smith
McCoy
Robert Tripp
Frank McNulty
Sisseton
Northwest
Kaufman trial to resume at Flandreau with new aide
States Attorney George Danforth will be assisted by Thos H Null of Huron when the Kaufman trial resumes in Flandreau in early June. Parkston supporters express satisfaction with Null as assistant and expect no further retrial. The Argus Leader criticizes former counsel for using the case as advertisement.
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Kaufman
Flandreau
George Danforth
Thos. H. Null
Huron
Danforth
Parkston
Null
Argus Leader
Egan
Supreme Court
Kaufmann Faces New Trial After Volatile Address
Kaufmann seeks a new trial as he and fellow state lawyers defend the defendant’s role while admitting attorney influence. If Egan’s methods biased the case, the supreme court may yet grant a second trial. Securing same testimony could prove harder for a Mrs. Kauffman verdict than before.
Twenty two stock cars shipped from Ethan to Chicago
Ethan records show twenty two cars loaded with stock shipped to Chicago Saturday. Name companions listed include Tobin Lowrie Boreson and King. The column also notes local travel, sales, illness, and a freight wreck near Enemy Creek with injuries but no fatalities.
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Ethan
Chicago
John Tobin
Lambert Lowrie
Charles Boreson
Charles King
Spokane Aerial Transport plans 200 passenger airship
Spokane Washington March 29 One million dollars is the capitalization of the Spokane Chicago Aerial Transportation company organizing to build a heavier than air airship by I A Whyte. He asserts a 90 mph speed, 500 ft long bag and 75 ft diameter hull, and a 200 passenger capacity. A public demonstration is promised early in April with government tests near an eastern navy yard.
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Spokane
Wash
Spokane-Chicago Aerial Transportation Company
I. A. Whyte
Washington
Idaho
Chicago
Local News From Aber Deen and Nearby Areas
Dr Geo P Dix returns to his Aber Deen dental office after five weeks rest for a severe cold. Mr and Mrs James Duncan visit from Wessington Springs to see relatives wintering in California. Farmers expect slow seeding until April 7 due to wet soil. Orin Jones dies at Mt Vernon after long illness. funeral at 1 30 pm led by Rev F J Norton. brother of Mrs Betts. Webber restaurant opens under Loren Webber with his father Samuel as owner. Starlight Chapter O E S plans meeting with Spencer Chapter guests and initiation demonstration. refreshments served. Martin Weare funeral held at Edward Waltons home. interred at Graceland. Grand Army pallbearers listed. County physician Warne attends Ethan woman facing mental decline and threats. insanity board to decide hospital transfer. board members named.
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C. F. Drake
Ss. J. Wilson
Frank Cole
Jonas Nelson
Lollie Nolt
Vida Shane
Mt. Vernon
A. C. Drake
Wm. Phelps
Mitchell
Reamer
Jerry
Byron Swartz
Parkston
J. W. Bryant
Stephen
Theodore Hohn
M. HB. Epworth League
Henry Evans
Fulton
Lowrie
Ethan
Enemy Creek
Edward Holliday
Rock Rapids
Iowa
C. BE. Sedam
Stoneville
Geo. P. Dix
Aberdeen
James Duncan
Wessington Springs
Mr. Duncan
California
Orin Jones
C. Betts
F. J. Norton
Webber
Loren C. Webber
Samuel Webber
Loren
Starlight Chapter
Spencer
Martin Weare
Edward Walton
Fred James
Graceland Cemetery
M. Boice
Wm. Nash
J. H. Nolt
S. Cattrell
John Savage
Grand Army
Twilight Baseball League planned for Mitchell fans
The Y M C A in Mitchell proposes a four team Twilight Baseball League for amateurs playing evening games to fit work schedules. A meeting at 7:30 next Tuesday in Y M C A rooms invites all interested citizens to help organize the league with practice nights and a weekly baseball night at a city tract near the business center.
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Spokane
Wash
Whittaker
Mitchell
Y M C A Building Fund Seeks Forty Thousand Dollars
Brookings citizens committee advances a county wide drive to raise 40 000 for a Y M C A building with over 21000 pledged from about 40 subscribers. The plan ages a social center public library gymnasium assembly rooms and a women rest area plus a boys department to foster a generation of clean men for the city and county.
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Brookings Press
Citizens Committee
Farmer’s Institutes
Association
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Matth Schmitz
Fred Tobey
Rockport Colony
Sioux City
W. B. Tobey
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Canada
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John Cutts
Jack Hawn
Tulare
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Jamie
Northern Township
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Mitchell Vistor
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Anna Backlund
Tom Wagner
Ward Balding
Frank Boltman
Harry Shaw
Ernest Case
Willie Clark
Aaron Falsworth
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Presho
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Jessie Kidd
Will Clark, Jr
Aaron Hisworth
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Howard
County Insanity Board
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