Woman jumps bail in South Dakota case near Ida Grove
In Oacoma Judge Williamson fined Greak Simpson 500 dollars and sentenced him to ten months in jail with six months suspended on payment. After payment and dismissal of pending counts, Simpson left for Ida Grove where he is said to have a wife and children. Lova Hodgkins, tied to the case as the bondsman, failed to appear and is reported to have jumped her bond. If she remains missing the bondsmen may be liable for the bond amount.
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Oacoma
S. D
Williamson
Greak Simpson
Ida Grove
Zehse
Gregory
Sountys
Lova Hodgkins
Dallas Telephone’ Office
Simpop
Would Disbar Justice Polley Over Accusations
Joe Kirby of Sioux Falls forwarded to the South Dakota attorney general an accusation against Samuel C. Polley a South Dakota supreme court judge. The plea seeks disbarment based on alleged misconduct during his state service including an appointment as supply clerk for the legislature and compensation received. Photographic copies of writings by Polley are claimed to support the charges.
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Sioux Falls
Joe Kirby
Pierre
Samuel C. Polley
Supreme Court
South Dakota
Polley
State Bar Association
Ir. Polley
Nis
Vomec
Supremé Bench
Polleyhich Ts
Juniors Dominate Faculty In Close League Tilt
In a hard fought game the Dakota Wesleyan juniors defeated the faculty quint 25 to 11 after trailing 5 to 2 at halftime. Earlier the freshmen beat the sophomores 43 to 19, showcasing youthful vigor over aging upperclassmen.
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Wesleyan Pedagogs
Ee Pomoahs
Dakota Wesleyan
Ceebin
Chapel
Hee
Ohnayer Bree Crac Fenti Shys Vessey
Wiltedte Ok
R. Smith
Jay Miller
Bentiiff Wees
Dion Oo
Knox
Walt, Meade
Wesleyan Asset Praised by Gen. Silsby
Gen George A Silsby of Mitchell praised Dakota Wesleyan University as a valuable asset at a Mitchell business meeting. He noted the Methodist institution has grown, with about 300000 raised toward its endowment and highlights Mitchell’s support for Dakota Wesleyan’s expanding impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceybal Silsby
Mitchell
Sioux
Falls Argus-Leader
George A. Silsby
Dakota
Sioux Falls
Silsby
Dakota Pyaa
Benool
Dakota Wesleyan’s Impact on Mitchell Growth
A college with 500 to 600 students has drawn 200 to 380 families to Mitchell, adding 1000 to 1500 residents. Homebuilding, taxpaying, and consumer activity boost the city, making it easier to raise $50,000 for the college. Dakota Wesleyan is praised as Mitchell’s major asset across moral, religious, musical, literary, and financial fields.
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Colleg
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
Boy revived after ether fatal scare during operation
At St Josephs hospital T J Morgans Jr aged a youngster nearly died under ether during a routine procedure. Surgeons halted instruments and used mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to restore breathing then completed the surgery successfully. Doctors call it a rare near miss with only two similar cases on record.
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T. J. Morgans, Jr
St. Joseph’s Hospital
T. J. Morgans
Dakota University Opens Second Term in 1886
Thirty years ago at Dakota University in Mitchell the second term of the 1886 collegiate year closed with about 55 students passing exams creditably. Despite early building and heating issues and faculty shortages, Dr Brush was absent much of winter, yet Prof Eastman and his wife along with Profs Duncan and Shanton kept the school organized and progressing. Dormitories, finished classrooms, and a substantial dining hall were in place as Miss Lynn led music, marking a strong first-year showing for the institution. The Mitchell community could boast of a developing educational presence amid modest facilities and determined leadership.
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Dakota University
Brush
Eastman
Duncan
Shanton
Quakota University
Lynn
Day
Mitchell
Sorosis Club
W. S. McGrath
Iyde Tull
Maa
Papa
Floyd BE
Wilson
Earl Moses
Tull
John Kurvink
South Dakota Association of Fairs and Expositions
Huron
George B. Otte
Clark
C. W. Warner
Clear Lake
J. B. Brooke
Brookings
Fred HH. Rugg
Rapid City
Rugg
J. M. M. Gray
Grand Avenue Methodist Church
Kansas City
Dakota Wesleyan
Gray
McKusich Named Coach At Vermillion
Vermillion South Dakota Blaine Kusick has been chosen coach of the University of South Dakota for the remainder of the 1915-14 school year to fill the vacancy left by the previous coach.
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Vermillion
S. D
Blaine
Mr.Kusick
University of South Dakota
Coseh Mekhusick Appointed Coach at Brookines University
The board of regents at Brookines named Coseh Mekhusick as coach, praised as a capable athletics figure. Formerly at Minneapolis West High, he produced winning teams and contributed to Coyotes’ success last fall with linemen, and is expected to field excellent baseball and track teams this spring.
Redfield Plans New Light Plant
Redfield will construct a modern municipal light heat and power plant costing about 74000 dollars. A six and one half acre site next to the Northwestern railroad will host a fire proof building to be completed before year end. Voters will be asked to authorize bonds repaid from plant earnings over 15 years. Local firms expect to bid and buy the issue.
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Redfield
5. D
Northwestern Railroad
Loci
League talk grows strong for regional baseball league
Sioux City and Mitchell figures push for a new semipro circuit spanning South Dakota and Iowa. Cities mentioned include Mitchell Yankton Sioux Falls Cherokee LeMars and Sioux City with Yankton facing opposition. A meeting of six cities is planned to finalize plans while West ern league interference would be avoided.
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Sioux City Journal
H. G. Scharnweber
Mitchell
S. D
Sioux City
Scharnweber
George Andreas
South Dakota
Iowa
Cherokee
LeMars
Yankton
Aberdeen
Kuron
Vancouver
B. C
Westrn
National Commission
Western League
Harry Welch
Bill Schipke
John Gonding
le Mars
Indians
Billi Schipke
Omaha
Haakon County adopts cash basis finances
The people of Haakon county announce they operate on a cash basis with no bonds issued after a little over a year of organization. They cite costs of organization records and maintenance as the reason and express satisfaction at this unusual financial approach for a new South Dakota county.
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Haakon
Pierre
Thaaken County
South Dakota
Gly Wenteous Man Amongs
Houston Post remarks on Colonel RPoosevsy expressing strong patriotism while noting a harsh view of liars and malefactors in the public sphere. The fragment hints at a political critique from the era.
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Gly
Houston Post
Rpoosevsy
Local Notes from Fridays Daily Mention Visits and Travels
Local notes report Hr. M. Shepard visiting a Jenks home then will return to work on the Mitchell farm. Ruth Wagner heads to spend Sunday with sister Mrs Clyde Ptrie. California wintering ends as F S Turney returns home. Funds for Mitchell Methodist hospital grow with Dr G T Nelson and others. over 2000 dollars raised locally. potential 2500 from Wessington Springs area.
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M. Shepard
Jenks
Winselheien S
Mitchell
Ruth Wagner
Clyde P Trie
F. S. Turney
California
Wessington Springs
G. T. Nelson
Local Notes From Saturday's Daily
Mrs. Harry N. Garlson returned home in Stetfeld after visiting sister Mrs. W T Rush for several days. Albert H. Coxe left for Chicago to resume studies at Chicago University. Prof J I Jones returned from Pierre where he attended a state institute conductors meeting. He will direct the Dakota Wesleyan summer school institute with seven neighboring counties. Mrs. B S McConkey of Rainesul Mant is visiting at the home.
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McGrew
Flora
Ill
Harry Week
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan
Bareilly
India
Shajahanpur
Week
Clara Hatheway
G. P. Hatheway
Mitchel
W. S. Hill
Nashville
Parent-Teacher’s Association
S. H. Scallin
Debgate
South Dakota
Woonsock
S. A. Ramsey
J. E. Whiting
Lorne Cass
Scotland
Mr. Cass
Cass
Virgil Boyles
Yankton
S. A. Boyles
Andrew Peterson
Evelyn Peterson
Opal Barber
Lane
B. J. McConnell
Aberdeen
T. T. Dunsmore
Beth James
Sioux Falls
Harry N. Garlson
W.T. Rush
Stetfeld
Albert H. Coxe
Chicago
Chicago University
J. I. Jones
Pierre
Jones
B. S. McConkey
Rainessul Mant
Methodist minister to resign and move to Minnesota
Rev. C. W. Berehard, missionary of the American Sunday School Union in the territory for four and a half years, tendered his resignation effective May 1 to enter Evangelical association ministry in Minnesota. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. St. P. Schwab on March 29. Beulah School No. 4 held a flag raising with pupils raising funds for red cross seals and recognizing the largest seller.
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Mania Pishop
Hoanny Mehr
Merriam
Methodist Church
Berehard
American Sunday School Union
Boreharit
Minnesota
Clara Hall
Red Cross
Woodbury Resigns as Woonsocket Superintendent
Prof B J Woodbury retires from the Woonsocket public schools due to ill health. County Supt A J Smalley will fill the balance of the school year. Also noted are Woonsocket Water Carnival dates for 1916 and the nearing completion of the Woonsocket State Bank’s new home with upscale fixtures.
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B. J. Woodbury
Weonsesket
Board of Education
Woodbury
Woonsocket
Mitchell
Woonsocket Schoors
A. J. Smalley
Woonsocket Water Carnival
Woonsocket State Bank
Tungsten Boom Hits World Record Shipments
Deadwood South Dakota reports tungsten shipments surpassing any previous single haul. Homestake Mining at Lead ships about 49 000 dollars monthly while Wasp No 2 near Deadwood hauls about 100 000 dollars in tungsten, with prices rising to 110 dollars per unit. The venture, led by Deadwood and Lead men and once run by the late Jack Cary, pays generous dividends and boasts a 500 000 dollar capital stock as a local landmark in the metal trade.
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Deadwood
S. C
Homestake Mining Company
Wasp No. 2
Homestake
Lead
Deadwood and Leadmen
Jack Cary
Wold
nSsion
Sloan's Liniment touted as great pain killer
An advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment defeats pain in one application without rubbing. Testimony from Mervin H. Leister of Berkeley describes neck stiffness after the Panama Exposition trip and says relief came within hours after a second application.
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Sloan
Ideal Spring Laxative Dr King’s New Life Pills
A traditional remedy promises quick relief as the first dose stimulates the bowels and liver, clearing the body of winter toxins. Priced at 25 cents, the advertisement urges readers to take action to cleanse the system and restore health.
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Dr. King
Bras Re-enters Newspaper Work in Centralia Purchase
Karry J. Bras former Mitchell postmaster publisher and educator and Ray W. Bdinetto buy the Daily Chronicle Examiner and Centralia Weekly News Examiner from Centralia Publishing. Bras plans to maintain the papers prestige, moving his family from Everett to Centralia. Edinger, longtime Chronicles Examiner advertising manager, will remain in his role.
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Karry J. Dras
Mitchell
Ray W. Jidiiver
Centralia
Waush
Daily Chronicle-Examiner
Deiner
Lillian Bras
Chronicle-lxaminer
Daily Chronicle- Examiner
Centralia Weekly News-Examiner
Centralia Pubiishing Company
Everett
South Dakota
Mitchell Daily Republican
B. , Teachner
Lewis County
Montana
Bras
J. Morris
Grand Mound
Jon Dennis
Teaechner
Iverett
Iiverett
Edinger
Former Letcher Man Is Killed in Wisconsin
George J. Seybold, a transient painter from Letcher, was shot and killed in a fight with police in Iwenosha Wisconsin today. He had been employed at the Keen Ranch on the IXeen Ranch and left Letcher about a week ago likely on March 27. He was about 30 years old and little was known about him.
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Porch
Kenosies
Wisconsin
Iwenosha
Wis
George J. Seybold
Satter
Iron
Geo. J. Seybold
Letcher
Seybold
Ixeen
Jetcher
Noted Scottish Resident Injured in Shingle Incident
Pales Prom RCO Scotland reports William Homan a well known citizen was seriously injured after losing balance and burning incident while shingling. Doctors fear spinal injury from the fall.
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Scotland
William Homan
Double Charge Leads to Arrest in Herrick Case
Sheriff Hertz arrested Ed Ryan in Herrick on two charges, picking pockets and bootlegging. Ryan is bound over for trial in the state circuit court with bond posted for appearance.
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Merrick
Hertz
Herrick
Ed Ryan
Sully Democrats Select Slate For County Races
In Sully County a recent Democratic conference named I. Sutton for senator W. Parkin for the house J. St. Groseclose for treasurer Fay McMackin for auditor R. M. Jones for sheriff H. M. Finch for schools F. J. Hager for county judge and Frank Archer for tax assessor.
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Sully
Slater
Pierre
S. J
Democrats
Sully County
Sutton
Senate
W. Tf. Parkin
House
J. St. Groseclose
Fay McMackin
R. M. Jones
H. M. Finch
F. J. Hager
Frank Archer
Real estate transfers in Mitchell area and Dakota Wesleyan deal
Real estate transfers listed include Martley to Job Miller N E 1 4 of N W 1 4 34 103 60 for $1 and other consideration and several other transfers in Mitchell and Ethan with small sums and the university deal. The St Louis Post Dispatch commentary notes the Colonel's candidacy and the Master of the Universe accepting the presidency.
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Lid. Martley
Job Miller
N. E
N. W
W. A. Newbury
C. M. Howland
Capitol
Mitchell
Katie Davitt
C. P. Enright
Sheeder
Ethan
Louie Stoll
J. Sehlingen
Willis T. McGonnell
L. I. Ausman
F. M. Green
Dakota Wesleyan University
Elizabeth Risenbark
University
A. G. Bauer
W. EH
Shaw
Drake
Ray L. Blynn
D. Gillis
Rowley
Abbie Barr
Charles Peters, Jr
M. HU. Rowley
Margaret Stephenson
M. Mojrumby
D. A. Scott
F. BE. Portéous
E. D. Watkins
Lawler
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Burney
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Rising
Chamberlain
Scallin
Beng
Valley OF the Shadow
Republican
McKusich
Ans Pavins
North Main Street
Charles Moelseher
St. Petersburg, Fla
Oscar B. Phillips
Alexandria
Phillips
Lennox
Fulton
Chas. A. Webber
Rey Y. Hughes
J. N. Crow
East Fourth Avenue
W. S. Shepherd
G. T. Notson
Methodist State Hospital
T. G. Vessey
Vey J. Valentine
Fort Pierre
Valentine
Stanley County
Bureau of Animal Industry
2. M. Ward
Department of Agriculture
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Davison County
S. M. Smith
Sanborn
Milwaukee Road
Mason City
Bert Kelley
Fellows
Cal
Jeach Crary
Emily Crary
Backus
John Tuckey
Fen DD
Rovertss
Gf Conde
Wesleyan
Pokier
Rshive
Robertzon
Dassie Ts
Spink County
Spenter
John Callant
J. E. Tramaker
Hester
John Morrell
Sioux Walls
May
Standard
Ath
Mars
Robert Burns
Patton
Excelsior Springs
United States
Miins Hotel
Charch
Charles Smith
Hesterville
EH. i. Owens
Mberey Prom
Mippchrell
Rae Segns Broaushe
Illhealth
Homestars
Willison-In-Law
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