Prohibition Expands Across South Dakota State Map
After Tuesday’s vote nearly half the state is dry with 29 counties license free and 38 without saloons. Seven counties join the dry column Aurora Spink Day Stanley Clark Hughs and Roberts abandon saloons. Aberdeen reports a record 8108 votes with dry Aldrich leading Hall for mayor in a close split across wards.
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Aurora
Spink
Day
Stanley
Clark
Hughs
Roberts
Apti-saloon League
Aberdeen
Avon
Belle Fourche
Bowdle Ne
Bonesteel SA
Bridgewater
Bristol
le Cenistota
Castlewood
Central City
Eee
Chester
Ike Corsica Pe
Colome Ri
Custer
Dallas
Davis Nee
Deadwood
DeSmet Bo
Holgemont Ae
Elkton
Syed Bi
Egat
Real Bihan
Been
Es Lennox
Lemmon
Spencer
Vt South Shore
Sturgis It
Stickney
Ane
Scotland
Tabor Ae
Tripp
Tyndall
Utica
Vienna
Valley Springs
Waubay
Ate Watertown
Wessington
de Webster
Whitewood
White Lake
Woonsocket
Yankton
Alcester
Armour
Ashton
Alpena
Artesian
Arlington
Anoka
Albee
Altmont
Andover
Alexandria
Athol
Alaska
Blunt
Big Stone City
Butler
Britton
Burke
Bryant
Brookings
Bruce
Branat
Beresford
Bradley
Bancroft
Buffaloe Gap
Baltic
Carthage
Colman
Centerville
Clear Lake
Canova
Cavour
Columbia
Conde
Cottonwood
Canton
Claremont
Colton
Cascade
Cresbard
Dupree
Deli
Rapids
Doland
Dewey
Dolton
Dixon
Hilton
Erwin
Elrod
Elm Springs
Esmond
Effington
Frankfort
Frederick
Florence
Fulton
Fairview
Garretson
Gann Valley
Goodwin
Groton
Gayville
Garden City
Govert
Glenham
Galena
Highmore
Holabird
Harrold
Henry
Hetland
Hurley
Lebeau
Mansfield
Mt. Vernon
Mellette
Montrose
Meckling
Monroe
Miranda
McIntosh
Morosistown
Northville
Nowlin
New Underwood
Ortley
Oldham
Olivet
Oacoma
Beg Helebts
Roymond
Ravinia
Roswell
St. Charles
Summit
St' Onge
Sherman
Strandberg
Stockholm
Springfeld
St. Lawrence
Seneca
Ware
Thomas
Troy
Twin Brooks
Zimber
Lake
Toronto
Terryville
S. D
Ayer Alva N. Aldrich
BE. M. Hall
Tvo
D. G. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Aldrich
Hall
Mitchell Council Declares J E B Wells Mayor Elect
City canvass confirms J Eb Wells as next mayor of Mitchell with no change in mayoral outcome. Meeting covers sewer branch projects AR AP West Eleventh Avenue and Omaha railway crossings, plus bids, street width cut on Davison Street, fountain placement, and road improvements with Mitchell township cooperation.
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J. EB. Wells
Mitchell
First Avenue
Davison Street
Wighth Avenue
Sanborn Street
Dry Run
West Alley
Fifth Sewer
John Sibert
Main Street
Fourth Avenue
Second Avenue
Mitchell Abstract
City Park Board
Martin Gleeson
Stock Yards Board
Milwaukee Railroad Company
Mitchell Township
Hitchcock Park
Gleeson
CG. T. Lyman
Primary battle shaping up in Pierre South Dakota
Voters will weigh Republican candidates four weeks from Tuesday with Peter Norbeck as the united GOP choice for governor. R O Richards and George W Egan campaign on reform and anti corruption while Democrats face internal strife over patronage. The primary act draws mixed press, with many calling state wide primaries a costly farce and potential legal challenge ahead.
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Richards
George W. Egan
Sioux Falls
Norbeck
United Republican
Lawrence County
Texas Supreme Court
Lone Bandit Robs Union Pacific Train Near Hanna
Rawlins Wyoming report states Union Pacific passenger train No 21 was held up west of Hanna early last night by a bandit who forced the guard to collect passenger cash in the observation car. The bandit then had the brakeman seize valuables from travelers in an adjacent car before leaping from the train near Edson and fleeing into the hills.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Union Pacific
Hanna
Nashville
S. H. Scallin
W. S. Hill
J. A. Westby
Curtis Publishing Company
Clinton G. DeWitt
Ford Motor Car Works
Scallin
Richards Raps Norbeck's Law
Republican governor candidate R. O. Richards spoke at city hall about opponents and the Norbeck primary law. He argued for his own proposed Richards law to end patronage and improve elections, criticizing the current system and urging voters to back his ticket and defeat Norbeck.
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R. O. Richards
City Hall
Pierre moves to clean up city after dry vote
Pierre, S. D. authorities vow crackdown on card rooms slot machines dice games and punch boards with prosecutions for repeats. A nine o'clock curfew for youths is imposed as the town seeks a moral tightening along the Missouri riverbank.
Annual program by Ladies' Musical club at Congregational church
The Ladies' Musical club closes its season next Thursday with its second annual program at the Congregational church. The lineup features English composers with choruses, piano, organ and vocal pieces performed by local artists and guests. Officers for the coming year are elected at a special meeting. Grand Lodge officers of the Order of Eastern Star attend a district school of instruction with delegates from five lodges.
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Ladies’ Musical Club
Congregational Church
Schumann-Claassen
J. N. Crow
Helgar
Georgia Scott
Hiawatha
Coleridge Taylor
William Gordon Bracket
Cowen
Helen Powers
Igar
S. H. Scallin
R. C. Raines
Verna Brown
C. H. Entsminger
C. ©. Miller
Cora Sletten
Mary Kibbee
Order of Eastern Star
Susan B. Warring
Yankton
R. Norman Axford
Aberdeen
White Lake Plankinton
Mt. Vernon
Alexandria
Mitchell
Widmann
Affilia Mitchell
Charles F. Tym
Mr. Tym
Grand Lodge
A Motor Love Story Poem Delights Miss Stackland Bridesmaids
The ladies played a guessing game titled A Motor Love Story with blanks to fill with auto related articles. Luncheon followed with pink and white bink carnations and crepe paper decorations. The bride-to-be received beautiful fancy china as gifts.
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Stackland
Woonsocket
Hazel Stackland
H. H. Hagedorn
Alpena
Sam Stackland
B. W. Baer
HT. S. Dzie
H. R. Knight
Mabel Kingsberg
Merle Bratsberg
Jos. Knight
Berthe Knight
Sweet hosts Hy Lo club auction bridge gathering
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Sweet of 418 North Sanborn Street hosted a Hy Lo club evening with auction bridge prizes awarded to Mrs. C. W. Downey and Ray Branson. The meeting opened with most officers present and featured greetings from Mrs. Holly of Sioux Falls and Ila Geiger, plus a lunch was served.
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O. S. Sweet
North Sanborn Street
Hy Lo Club
Auction Bridge
C. W. Downey
Ray Branson
Holly
Sioux Falls
Ila Geiger
Mitchell
Olson
Mt. Vernon
Relief Corps Ments The Woman's Relief Corps Had
The fragment notes activities of The Woman's Relief Corps, an auxiliary group, with unclear context or outcomes. No further details are readable to specify events, dates, or figures.
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Relief Corps
The
Woman's Relief Corps
Shower for Birdella Carhart by Flora Vermilyca
On Monday evening Flora Vermilyca hosted a party for bride elect Birdella Carhart. Guests enjoyed guessing games and music and each guest gave a towel as a gift. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Miss Liza Vermilyea.
Takis a Hike With Baptist Youth Group
U. S. class of the Baptist church enjoyed a hike to Firesteel creek last week chaperoned by teacher Miss Georgena Smith. Florence Mullin and Florence Fuller planned the event and the group plans future outings.
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U. 18. S
The
Baptist Church
Georgena Smith
Seaman Hosts Senior Class Easter Party
Dr and Mrs W G Seaman hosted the senior class annual event with games and punch. Morris Brum baugh won for finding the most hidden Easter eggs, Gladys Trevithick top in guessing pictured flowers, and Harry Woodward named best artist in the class.
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W. G. Seaman
Morris Brumbaugh
Gladys Trevithick
Harry Woodward
Drawing Contest Ends with Rabbits and Chickens Theme
In a social gathering scene guests included Dr. and Mrs. C and VY Gilliland, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Bureh, Prof. and Mrs. W. L. Gray, with men drawing rabbits and women chickens in the drawing contest and the evening wrapping with charades.
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C, VY. Gilliland
J. W. Bureh
W. L. Gray
Veris Marriage Sparks Scottland to Mitchell Union
News from Scotland and Mitchell reports Violet Sweet wed John Schlick in Mitchell on Tuesday afternoon and arrived back in Scotland Wednesday to a rice shower and celebration. Schlick, a member of the Scotland ball team, will reside with Violet and her parents before moving to Wthan where he will work in business.
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Veris
Scotland
Violet Sweet
Mitchell
John Schlick
Birthday Dinner Honoring C. G. Vermilyea Hosted by Mrs Colvin
Mrs. John Colvin hosted a seven o'clock dinner Tuesday evening in honor of her brother C. G. Vermilyea. The rooms displayed red and white carnations with jonquils as place souvenirs. Mr. Vermilyea received many birthday remembrances as the evening progressed socially.
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John Colvin
Vermilyea
Mr. Vermilyea
Club society notes outline Monday meetings and programs
The Twentieth Century club meets Monday with Mrs. Florence Johnston. magazine study by Mrs. B A Bobb and Mrs. P A Cooley as critic. Lincoln circle PTAs discusses physical culture and Nashville convention report. Evelyn Hamiel recites. Halcyon club, Mitchell Study and Round Table schedule events. Mitchell Art club moves to 3:50 pm. Newman club meets Thursday with themes on motherhood.
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Twentieth Century Club
Florence Johnston
B. A. Bobb
P. A. Cooley
Lincoln Circle
Lincolnuilding
S. H. Scallin
Nashville
Evelyn Hamiel
Halcyon Club
Henry Schultz
East Fifth Avenue
J. S. Keen
Helen Keller
Mitchell Study Club
Fr. Tym
America
W. W. Reams
J. A. Smith
R. A. Kelley
Frank Rockwell
The
Round Table Club
W. C. Slunter
Mitchell Art Club
Smith
Newman Club
F. H. Greenwald
Roll Call
Till
Clancey
I O F Home Cares For Fifty Inmates
Sioux Falls South Dakota The Odd Fellows home near Dell Rapids for homeless members and families now houses nearly fifty inmates. The home owns a large tract of land once leased to local farmers. this year the management will cultivate it with inmate labor. Matron Miss Martha Miller retires due to ill health and is replaced by Miss Stella Melotte who has long been connected with the home.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Odd Fellows Home
Dell Rapids
Odd Fellows of
South Dakota
Order
Martha Miller
Stella Melotte
City Wins 755 For Fire Dept Aid In South Dakota
South Dakota towns will share 26104.30 from foreign fire insurers funding fire company support. Aberdeen, Deadwood, Sioux Falls and others receive varying amounts up to 3014.66. numerous towns get 100 to 200 dollars and some smaller sums from mutual insurers operating in the state.
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Pierre
S. D
Aberdeen
Deadwood
Huron
Lead
Madison
Mitchell
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Yankton
Chamberlain
Geddés
Groton
Hot Springs
Lemmon
Redfield
Webster
Vermillion
Arlington
Armour
Beresford
Britton
Centerville
Clark
Clear Lake
Dallas
Dell Rapids
DeSmet
Edgemont
Elk Point
Eureka
Flandreau
Fort
Gregory
Ipswich
Kimball
Lake Andes
Lake Preston
Mellette
Miller
Mobridge
Milbank
Newell
Parker
Parkston
Platte
Salem
Scotland
Spearfish
Sturgis
Timber Lake
Tyndall
Tripp
Wagner
Waubay
Wessington Springs
Woonsocket
Winner
Youngster Hurt By Dynamite Cap
Harold Rogness aged 14 on a farm near Hudson was badly injured when he struck a dynamite cap with a hammer to test if it would explode. Cap pieces lacerated his face and cut his hand and arm in many places, with shell fragments under the skin. no eye injuries occurred.
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Hudson, M. D
Harold Rogness
Helge Rogness
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