Groenke Shortage Controversy Stirred by Mitchell Gazette Reply
The Mitchell Gazette opened its columns to A R Koenke in reply to THE RI AN on Groenke’s shortage as register of deeds. The Republican asserts Groenke fails to address key points and accuses him of seeking to dodge responsibility by attacking others. Authorities note Groenke returned late with funds after a county settlement and bondsmen provided support, while contracts tied office fees to a bank to ensure future payments.
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Register
Frank Stearns
Register of Deeds
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Milwaukee Freight Wreck Delays Trains Five Miles South
A Milwaukee road freight wreck Friday night derailed seven cars and damaged a half mile of track near the Haemy Creek bridge five miles south of town. The refrigerator car caused the initial derailment, but the engine stayed on track and the train crossed the bridge safely. Wrecking crews worked through Saturday. delays affected passenger trains from Ethan to Sioux City, with many passengers waiting and trains finally clearing late afternoon.
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Mitchell
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Sioux City
Wreck on the Enemy Creek Division Prompts Bridge Repairs
A long wait for trains ended with relief as one of the worst wrecks in years occurred on the Enemy Creek line. The bridge and roadbed suffered severe damage with broken ties, yet only limited property loss occurred. New ties were installed and the area made passable for slow-speed trains. A crew worked to restore the bridge and track to near normal condition.
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Enemy Creel
Death of Grain Merchant Rice in Minneapolis Hotel
Joseph W. Rice, 35, a grain merchant with P. B. Manon & Co. of the Flour Exchange, was found dead in his Hyser hotel room in Minneapolis after weeks of heavy drinking. Coroner ordered the morgue. post mortem to be held. Rice left a wife and one child. former Mitchell residents, popular there.
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Minneapolis Journal
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P. B. Manon & Co
Flour Exchange
Hyser Hotel
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Rice
Mitchell
Minneapolis
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