Moving film of Buffalo to be shot in South Dakota
Plans to film a large scale old time Indian buffalo hunt in Pierre South Dakota rely on Carson Williams of Sioux City and John Slots of Gettysburg who hold an option on a Philip buffalo herd State Game Warden Fedrick is consulted about moving several head to the Black Hills game preserve with most of the herd expected to go to Canada early this summer Indians with tepees and ponies will recreate hunting scenes for the film project
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedrick
Black Hills
New Corporations Formed in Pierre and Parker
Articles of incorporation filed for the endless Chain Frame Company in Pierre to manufacture and sell endless chain picture frames with capital of 50000 dollars. Incorporators include J T Nelson I A Munson and H G Freeman of Pierre and St Hf Proudfoot of Chicago. Also J W Chase Company to deal in hardware in Parker with capital 10000 dollars. incorporators include J W Chase and J A Chase of Chicago. Wor the Dexter Fulion Telephone company Florence with 5000 dollars capital. incorporators listed as Thos N tlagen A 5 3urkstad Geo S Samier G W Moyers and Chus Gueson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
S. D
Endless Chain Frame Company
Incorporators
J. T. Nelson
I. A. Munson
H. G. Freeman
St. Hf
Proudfoot
Chicago
J. W. Chase Company
Parker
J. W. Chase
J. A. Chase
Dexter-Fulion Telephone Company
Florence
Capital
Thos. N. Tlagen
A. 5
3Urkstad
Geo
How to Turn in Fire Alarm in Mitchell
Mitchell residents are advised on reporting fire alarms via the Dakota Central system and the city fire alarm, with instructions from fire chief W. T. Pratt and Dakota Central manager Geo. M. Kennedy. Call Henry Snow if no phone. provide caller name, street and alarm location, and do not call Snow for five minutes after alarm to allow fire crews to locate the blaze. To use the city signal, unlock the coach box, pull the lever, and wait for firefighters to arrive, with specific box locations listed across East Side North Main Street and Main Street areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Dakota Central
W.T. Pratt
Fire
Geo. M. Kennedy
Henry Snow
Central
Snow
No. 6
Wirst Avenue
Simhall
Second Avenue
Burr
Gamble
Fifth Avenue
Metzger
Fourth Avenue
Capital
Sixth Avenue
Main Street
Tenth Avenue
Maiin
Duff
Seventh Avenue
Wisconsin
Iowa
Third Avenue
First Avenue
Sanborn
Railroad Street
Main
Fifth Street
Edmunds
Havens Streets
Conference action on teacher training for South Dakota
Aberdeen reports institute conductors adopt resolutions to require minimum normal school training for all public school teachers, permit summer six week training, and hold a September October inspirational institute. Signed by A A McDonald T G Harmon W F Jones L C Lugg and C G Lawrence. More than fifty of sixty one county superintendents attend as Northern South Dakota educators meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
S. D
South Dakota
Swmmer
A. A. McDonald
T. G. Harmon
W. F. Jones
L. C. Lugg
Cc. G. Lawrence
Lawrence
Northern
South Dakota Educational Association
First Presbyterian Church Reports Gains and Elections
The annual congregational meeting reports a solid year with 35 new members, several transfers and two deaths. Membership nearly doubles in three years, Sunday school growth outpacing the church, and per member contributions around 25 dollars. Officers reelected include Elders S. William Wallace and Martin Boice, with J. A. Williams named chairman and Harry Shepard clerk. The session elected J. R. Murphy clerk. A rising vote honored the pastor, and members adjourned to a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Pye
S. William Wallace
Martin Boice
Catherine Just
J. R. Murphy
C. 8. Brown
Farmers Debate on April 15 at Ethan town hall
Rome Township Farmers' club hosts a debate on April 15 in Ethan town hall over a proposed county agricultural expert plan. Leo Sherman of Mt. Vernon will lead a three-person team affirming that a special levy to support agricultural demonstrations would burden Davison county taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Minnesota
Ethan Town Hall
Rome Township
Farmers’ Club
Davison County
Leo Sherman
Mt. Vernon
Sherman
Loomis
Than
Rome Township Club
Kingsbury County Land Sells At Record $125 An Acre
The Henry Schrader farm of 160 acres near Lake Preston sold for 125 per acre to G. G. Porter of Wayne Nebraska. Possession passes Sept 15. The sale marks the highest price in the county and signals continued value growth with expectations of a future 150 per acre benchmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Kingsbury County
Henry Schrader
G. G. Porter
Wayne County
Nebraska
Midway Named Town Between Willow Lakes and Bancroft
The new town midway between Willow Lakes and Bancroft has chosen the name Midway. The railway company and post office have been petitioned to adopt it. Some residents favored Tango but others deemed it too sporty. A sidetrack was built months ago and several businesses already operate there.
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Willow Lakes
S. D
Bancroft
Midway
Railway Company
Aberdeen Woman Dies After Childbirth and Pneumonia
Mrs. George L. Kramer, wife of a local contractor, died at home after five days of pneumonia. She passed March 31 at age 41, following a birth that day of a living child. The infant is healthy. husband and two other children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
D. D
George L. Kramer
Third Brethorst Sister to Embark on Missionary Work
Helen Brethorst of Lennox South Dakota, a Dakota Wesleyan graduate 1913, will go abroad as a foreign missionary following sisters Alice and Marie. She taught in Garretson public schools after graduation and hopes to head to Milasia or South America. Alice and Marie Brethorst are stationed in West China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Helen Brethorst
Lennox
S. D
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Brethorst
Garretson
S. J
Milasia
South America
Alice
Marie Brethorst
West China
Mitchell City Approves Valuation Survey And City Projects
Mitchell will survey business blocks and homes to estimate valuations ahead of May assessment. The council authorized Mayor Hughesen to appoint J H Davis and two contractors to guide the process, to inform future standard valuations. Additional actions include April 21 elections for licensing votes and city offices, fire alarm distribution, a new 6 inch hydrant at Fourth and Main, and sewer and sidewalk projects with May hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mitchell
Cty Hall
Htchesek
J. H. Davis
Reayver
Fourth
Main Streets
Fifth Avenue
Minnesota
Iowa
Montana Street
Fourth Avenue
Wisconsin Street
Fourth Street
Jlavens Street
Dull Street
Oamaha
Hast Fourth Avenue
Gamble and Kittredge Streets
Richards Not Bull Moose Candidate Absolves Governor Bid
Western organizer Loren G. Disney met with MR. QO. Richards at the Royal hotel to discuss the state political scene. Richards said he would run as an independent if he sought the governor’s seat to combat spoils systems and commercial influence, and he would not join the bull moose movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Loren G. Disney
Bull Moose Party
Royal Hotel
QO. Richards
Bull Moose
Richards
Disney
Capitals Ground Lake Stocked With Fish
Pierre South Dakota reports that the state capitol commission approved installing a copper gas receiving tank at the artesian well on the grounds and authorized the state game warden to stock the capitol grounds lake with fish.
Farewell Reception to Kimball Minister
A brief farewell reception is planned for the Kimball minister in Kimball South Dakota. Community members gather to honor the pastor who is leaving for a new posting.
Local church honors Rev and Mrs Burr with suffrage support
The Presbytérian church last evening hosted Rev. and Mrs. D. A. Burr. Two minute speeches debated woman suffrage with a 50 to 20 vote in favor. The couple received tubie silver as thanks, Burr spoke warmly for his wife, and the event concluded with ice cream and cake. The Burrs, in Kimball seven years, came from Indiana and won strong local friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Burr
Burr
Mr. Burr
Indiana
Kimball
Loucks to Run Independent as Latollette Supports Bid
South Dakota politics stay lively as Loucks declares independent bid for U.S. Senate. Latollette plans to travel to the state with speakers to rally support, while Roosevelt and other figures are floated for campaigns before the April 15 start. Judge McNulty resumes law practice and critiques primary reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Loucks
United States
Washington
Robert M. Latollette
Bull Moosers
Roosevelt
Bull Moose
Mitchell
Hore
Wilson
Johnson
KR. O. Richards
Ord
Frank McNulty
Congress
Congressornal
Abraham Lincoln
Underwood tariff act six months in effect
Washington officials report customs revenues for March at about 26.9 million dollars, roughly 500 thousand below the Payne Aldrich law’s March 1913 figure. The six month average shortfall stands near 4 million dollars, with officials optimistic for a reduction in the next six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
New Bank for Fairburn in South Carolina
Arrangements to open Ranchmen's State Bank of Fairburn with $10,000 capital. Elected officers include President Harry Wentry Rapidity, vice president G. Clason, cashier H. D. Brainard. Rapid City capitalists show strong interest in the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairburn
S. C
Ranchmen's State Bank of
Harry Wentry
Rapidity
G. Clason
H. D. Brainard
Rapid City
Program for State Meeting Yankton South Dakota
The 44th annual Congregational churches conference of South Dakota will be held in Yankton May 19 2021 with sessions May 18 to 20. Readings include devotions by Mrs J F Cross reports of officers and committees addresses on debt to named missions wheels within wheels and education, officers elected, and sessions by the South Dakota branch of the Woman’s Board of Missions of the Interior led by Mrs S G Dutcher. The program lists speakers Theodore Shipard Stephen Butcher R P Herrick J H More and others with venues at Ward I Hall Yankton College Vermillion Armour and Redfield College and a concluding banquet hosted by Wrank I L Nansen of Mitchell as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Hill
HW. K. Warren
Yankton
South Dakota
Woman's Board of Missions of the Interior
S. G. Dutcher
J. C. Cromer
Vermillion
China
T. CC. Williams
Armour
Yankton Choir
Bailey
Stephen G. Butcher
Redfield
R. P. Herrick
D. D
Minneapolis
Theodore Shipard
Milwaukee
World of Men
Dr. Shipard
Golden Anniversary Fund For Buildings
J. H. More
Thicago
Tlome
Mys. C
HH. Lamson
Y M C A Conference Opens in Mitchell South Dakota
Y M C A officers training conference for South Dakota colleges convened in Mitchell and runs over two days. It is the first such conference in the state aimed at organizing coordinating local associations and training new officers. Delegates from various schools gather as the program includes a vesper service and a Methodist church banquet to discuss the Geneva conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Ian
South Dakota
Science Trials
H. M. Gage
Huron College
Methodist Church
New Platform for the State on a Dairy Train Visit
Aberdeen South Dakota Charles McCaffree immigration commissioner unveils a nine proposition primary ballot for farmers aboard the Dairy Silo Alfalfa train. He urges residents to plant wind breaks screen yards improve views lawns gardens homes entrances and plan permanent country homes with native trees.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Charles McCaffree
South Dakota
Sudden Gunshot Wound Proves Fatal From Blood Poisoning
Pierre D Nelson McGuire a bachelor farmer of Sully County died at the hospital from blood poisoning after an accidental gunshot wound to Pepe foot received Sunday. He had been suffering from the wound since arrival and succumbed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Nelson McGuire
Sully
Pepe Foot
Mitchell style show parade draws crowd and baby pageant
Mitchells first annual four day style show lifts spirits with street parade and city hall exhibits. A record baby show entertains 132 infants and crowds fill halls as Eastern Star workers manage the event amid prize distributions and fashion windows. Next Saturday features a postponed parade and Mitchell night program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
City Hall
Wilda Scott
Harold Edward Schlimgen
J. KE. Schlimgen
Wstelle Eager
McGovern
Butterfield
W. A. Sherman
John Till
EB. St. McDonald
Ralph Davis
Lucile Bobb
Genevieve Branson
Jack McLaughlin
Fire and” Polite
W.L. Sluffman Company
Omaha
Tilley
Main Street
Mitchell Merchants
Foster Hat Shop
Wilson Hat Shop
Nodels
Progressive party opens Murdo offices in campaign push
Murdo's Progres sive headquarters report active campaigning with a telegram announcing Theodore Roosevelt will speak at the state fair this fall. State chairman requests three additional Roosevelt addresses in the same period as the party builds its local organization under a busy office force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdo, S. di
Progressive
Theodore
Roosevelt
Huron
Progressive Party
Murdo
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Pre Philip Ranch
Peerre
PRESBYTERIAN _CHURCH
Kingsbury
Vorkeign Misson Field
Thes Pall
Capitals
LA Follette
Locers
McNulgy
NEW Bank For
Congregational Churches
Dean Elwood C
Perisho
Herbert C. Herring
The
National Council
Ward Itall
Yankton College
Shipard
Henry K. Warren
Bb. A. Fath
Redsfield College
Hi. J. Deitrich
Hosmer
Wrank IL. Nansen
Mitchell, Toestmaster
Wes
Geo. A. Silsby
Eastern Star
Adeline Tipton
CC. L. Scott
Helen Walker
Lincoln School
Evelyn Hamiel
Mesdames W. G. Brackett
R. G C. Raines
Samuel Weir
J. A. Erler
E. Marsden
F. P. Conroy
Aygoograntz
Ethan
J. P. Gilfillan
Perry Township
Rosé Dorshimar
Leroy Morris
H. MH. Stewart
E. J. McTighe
R. L. Moore
A. KK. Tobiason
Draper
Ben R. Dickson
F. Off Ke Pwins
Joseph Schmierer
Wayne Usher
Division
Lewis. Shuster
A. Hughson
DeRoo
C. S. Bobb
Harry Cook
Thomas Way
Graham
Roy Woodman
Sitzgerald
I. I. Porteous
I. IL. Baldock
R. Wallis
A. H. Ellsworth
Rev
Ts. Fh. B. Barnett
M. Bohart
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