Mitchell News Highlights From Period Dispatch
Local notes report court actions including a retrial tied to Cassem and endorsers from Mitchell Ce a Ire Company. Police and legal items reference a Milwaukee freight car incident and a probate-like overhaul in the circuit docket. Community events cover meetings, lectures, and a dry campaign rally with Father Murphy speaking to 600 in Mitchell.
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Sauit
Commercial & Bank
Cassem
Ict
Circuit Court
Mt Court
Kent
Hipreme
Mitchell Cea
Company
Mitchell News Highlights From A Busy Week
Rev. F B Barnett travels to Omaha to represent the South Dakota bishop at Dr Robert Doherty’s funeral. Local operable medical cases, construction bids, marriages, and social visits fill Mitchell activity with church news, public notices, and household moves.
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F/B. Barnett
Omaha
South’ Dakota
Robert Doherty
Doherty
Christchivelj
Yankton
Mitchell notices and society brief from the region
Mitchell and district residents read of Olive Manscheim's return from Geddes after attending Miss Branch Signal's funeral. News covers a Lancaster marriage of George A Dahler to Odessa Horning, travel plans, local operations, and court testimony in James Keen Jr. v. city over a hayload injury.
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Mitchell
Olive Manscheim
Geddes
Branch Signal
Miss Manscheim
Miss Signal
George
A.,dahler
Mitchell Steam Laundry
Odessa Horning
Salemore
J. R. Horning
Salem
Denver
Colorado Springs
Laramie
Wyo
Johnson & Company
Mrs. Dabler
Mr. Dabler
Oregon
Crary Awarded Small Damages in Milwaukee Railroad Suit
In circuit court Beach Crary sued the Milwaukee railroad for 2500 damages after injuries from a stock shipment collision between Mitchell and Chicago. The jury awarded Crary 963 dollars. Verdict reached after deliberations from Saturday afternoon to yesterday morning.
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Jone
Huron
Mt. Jones
Éibe
Og Rnoe
Aig
Clark AB
Circuit Court
Mihwaukee
Chace
Beach Crary
Milwaukee Railroad
Jury Panel Hears Suit Over 1913 Wagon Accident
James Keen Jr sues the city of Mitchell for 10000 damages alleging his 15 year old son fell from a wagon at First and Rowley streets on March 29 1913 due to a low mood left in the street and sustained a broken left arm with claimed permanent disability.
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James Lyons
Third Avenue
Lyons
Jang
Edward
van ‘Brook
Lisbon’township
Stout
Toragen ‘City
Genesi Photographic Stadio
Charles ‘Meyer
W. W. Nelson
Central Auto’& Supply Company
Nelson
Newton W. Wright
Bell ‘Kennnedy
Mitchel
Geo. A. Silby
A. J. Hitchcock
H. D. Butterfield
P. H. Kelley
Minneapolis
Commercial Club
D. Lewallen
Mitchell
Marie Robinson
Sioux City
Robinson
Rose Lyons
Frank Frederick
Jounee
Stevenson
Stella Martin
Graceland Cemetery
James Keen, Jr
Rowley
Keen
Rowley Streets
Progressives praise Bull Moose convention in Mitchell
A letter from G O Van Meter of Murdo expresses gratitude for the Mitchell Bull Moose convention. He commends the organization and reception, notes the press and Commercial Club favorable treatment, and says a full Progressive state ticket will appear on the November ballot after candidates are chosen.
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Bull Moose
Mitchell
Republican
G. A. van Meter
Murdo
van Meter
Repulican
Mitchell Republican
Progressive Party
Daily Republican
South Dakota
Geddes Doctor Describes Bodies After Lumber Yard Fire
Dr. Wile testifies at the coroner's jury describing William H. Moenzie found near the north wall of the office with a bullet wound and bound wrists while Miss Blanch Signal suffered a hammer blow. Both bodies were located in the wreckage as the jury deliberates on the case.
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Geddes
W. H. Menzie
Blanche Signal
William H. Moenzie
Miss Blanch
Wile
Menzie
Miss Signal
Threatens to Kill Family at Bison Homestead
George Henley, shot in both legs by his son after abusing his daughter, again became unruly and endangered his family by loading a gun. Deputies placed in charge as Henley recovers, awaiting removal to county jail. The dispute began after Henley objected to a young man courting his daughter.
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Bison
S. D
George Henley
Here
Henley
Wesleyans blank Sioux Falls in season opener
Dakota Wesleyan defeated Sioux Falls Baptists 8 to 0 on the home grounds in the season opener. Captain Smith drew a walk, Cass reached on a Collins error, and Frank Martin drove in runs. Cass singled later, and the final tally came when Cass scored on Hanson’s bobble. New players Payne, A Martin, Stacy, Newcomb, Thompson, and Ross Smith showed promise as Wesleyan’s offense and defense impressed 300 fans. The next game is April 25 against Columbus College of Chamberlain.
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Sioux Falls Baptists
Wesleyan
Smith
Cass
Collin
Frank Martin
Martin
Hanson
Rhodes
Sioux Palls
Kirkpatrick and Newcomb
Stacy
Kirkpatrick
Sioux Falls
Bose
Payne
A. Martin
Newcomb
Thompson
Ross Smith
Columbus College of Chamberlain
Delegates Named for Star Spangled Banner Centennial
Governor Byrne selects South Dakota delegates for the Baltimore celebration September 6 to 18. Named are R. H. Angell Aberdeen Boone Robinson Pierre N. Franklin Deadwood and Dr. H. K. Warren Yankton.
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Pierre
S. D
Byrne
Baltimore
Maryland
R. H. Angell
Aberdeen
Boone Robinson
Franklin
Deadwood
H. K. Warren
Yankton
Mitchell Wins Rouble in Northern League Debate
Mitchell wins the Rouble in a Northern League debate, with proceedings centered on local policy issues and candidate performance. Supportive figures and positions are noted, highlighting the event's significance for the league's political landscape.
Mitchell Wins Debates To Claim Northern League Title
Mitchell high school swept Aberdeen and Huron in a triangular debate, seizing the Northern league championship and strengthening its bid for South Dakota scholastic honors. Judges from Mitchell backed Mitchell, with Aberdeen led by Walter Heyler faltering in rebuttal.
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Mitchell High School
Aberdeen
Huron
South Dakota
Yankton
Sioux Walls
City Hall
Mitchell
Louis Williams
Hobart Brown
Harvey
Geo. J. Allen
Iiuron
William Doyle
Verne Kelley
Jack Porter
Walter Heyler
Margaret Gleanon
Carl Boyden
J. Herrick
A. B. Darling
D. van Benthuysen
Samuel Weir
Plans for South Dakota militia mobilization in Mexico
Redfield session with General Morris Colonel Boyd Wales and Lt Colonel Hazle outlines mobilizing the National Guard of South Dakota for Mexican action. Reenlistment into volunteer service and reorganization planned at Huron or Redfield as Washington determines immediate war department action. Company L members express readiness and solidarity with the slogan Are you ready.
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Redfield
S. D
W. A. Morris
Boyd Wales
W. A. Hazle
Calvin F. Titus
National Guard of
South Dakota
Mexico
Huron
Washington
War Department
Company L
Prominent Tip for Women Enduring Nursing Strain
Mrs J C Wah Dé Sade of Mirkland testifies to strength from using Bitters after three months nursing a relative. The spring tonic claims to aid stomach liver and kidneys with improved appetite and digestion. Available at druggists for 50 cents and 1.00 with money back guarantee.
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Fayse
Appointed to Women’s Board of Investigation
Governor Byrne today named Mrs Lucy Berneman of Sioux Falls to succeed herself and Mrs Esther Deantree of Parker to succeed Miss Emma Cook of Huron on the women’s board of investigation of penal institutions.
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Pierre
Byrne
Women’s Board of Investigation of Penal Institutions
Lucy’ Bérneman
Sioux Falls
Esther Deantree
Parker
Emma’ Cook
Huron
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