Bridge Collapse Drops Men Horses and Cattle Into Creek
A bridge over Firesteel creek near C A Miller's farm collapsed Tuesday afternoon toppling three men two horses and ten cattle into the stream. Charles Greene Ira Lowell and Charles Krom were involved with two cattle killed for meat and the rest escaped or were rescued. The bridge long and decayed, will require substantial rebuilding and the highway will be closed for some time.
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C. A. Miller
Charles Greene
Ira Lowell
Charles Jrom
Krom
Dentist Practicing Without License Is Fined in Sioux Falls
The South Dakota State Board of Dental Examiners investigated the New York Dental Parlors in Sioux Falls. Dr F G Kennedy employed there was arrested for practicing dentistry without a license, pleaded guilty, and was fined twenty five dollars plus costs.
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State Board of Dental Examiners
Sioux Falls
New York
State Board
F. G. Kennedy
State Dental Examining Board
Collins and
Palmer
New WorksDent
Kennedy
Key
Wheelock
Dan Patch and Crescens Set for Interstate Fair Challenge
At Sioux City’s Interstate Fair September 10 to 15, Dan Patch and Crescens will attempt to break their own racing records, as described by Mr. Whitney who notes top horses thrill crowds with true red-bloodable drive. The feature promises a display of unparalleled speed and stamina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Lucky
Dan Patch
Kilties Concert to Open Week at Mitchell Corn Palace
The IKil ities, Canada’s top concert band, blend standard classical pieces with opera tunes rag-time marches and dances. A rare bagpipe solo by a world renowned piper and high profile English Irish Scottish dances heighten the show. Mitchell hosts September 24 to 29 after a record run at Chicago’s White City Park drawing large crowds.
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Canada
Kilties
Ian Johnstone
Wilties
Corn Palace
Mitchell
Northwest
White City
Chicago
Teachers Examination and Institute Notice
The next regular teachers examination will be held at Mitchell high school on Thursday and Friday August 16 and 17 starting at 9 o clock Paper and ink provided The Teachers Institute begins Monday August 27 and closes the following Saturday Attendance is mandatory for all public school teachers in this county An able corps of instructors is engaged The new course of study will receive attention No fees required
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Mitchell High School
Teachers’ Institute
Grain Dealers Meet Here to Discuss Northwest Legislation
A small turnout of Tri-State Grain Dealers Association members met with J. J. Quinn of Minneapolis to discuss proposed legislation. They seek reciprocal demurrage rules across Northwest states like Iowa, aiming to compel railroads to deliver grain cars promptly and impose penalties for delays. A legislative committee from the state is expected to be formed for the next session.
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Tri-State Grain Dealers Association
Milwaukee Road
J. J. Quinn
Minneapolis
Quinn
Northwest
Iowa
Married in Morning Hours in Mitchell
Miss Maude LaVollette and Mr. Bearl Waterbury wed at her parents home in Mitchell in an informal Episcopal ceremony. Rev. Arthur Beil officiated. reception featured a four course breakfast. The bride, a second term local teacher, and the groom, from Sim ball, run Waterbury & Klousia shoe firm. They left for Spirit Lake after the ceremony.
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Maude LaVollette
Bearl Waterbury
Mitchell
W. T. la Follette
Episcopal Church
Arthur William Beil
Bessie Maguire
Lillian Bras
Waterbury & Klousia
Waterbury
Milwaukee Road
Spirit Lake
Out of Town
Florence la Tfollette
Grace Doolittle
Sioux Falls
Guy LaFollette
Sioux City
J. H. Wolfe
Wolfe
Herbert Waterbury
Kimbill
Vivian Duncan
Chamberlain
Sudden Suicides and Local Economic Moves Across State
Mrs Walter Marvin, recently married, died by strychnine in Rapid City after asking her husband how long strychnine takes to kill. A Freeman ball game ended with a collision injuring the third baseman and catcher, while spectators fainted. R O Richards of Huron formed Co-Operative Rural Bank at Wolsey with farmer stockholders. United States Installment Realty of Minneapolis regained authority to operate in the state. Hill Point remains a dry town as prohibitionists monitor illicit liquor sales.
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Walter Marvin
Rapid City
Freeman
R. O. Richards
Huron
Wolsey
Beadle County
Co-Operative Rural Bank
United States Installment Realty Company
Minneapolis
Wipf
Hill Point
Sanford Dodge to Perform Romances at Corn Palace
Actor Sanford Dodge known for Shakespearean roles will stage a romantic drama at the corn palace on Thursday August 16 under the Catholic church Ladies society to raise funds for a new pipe organ. Reserved seats are on sale.
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Sanford Dodge
Corn Palace
Ladies Society of the Catholic Church
Woolse
Omaha
Lincoln
Dodge
Damage at Plankinton from fierce wind hail storm
A late Monday night storm in Plankinton caused heavy damage local to town and nearby areas. Six and a quarter inches of rain fell, unharvested crops were wrecked, corn lay flat, and grain in shocks was blown over or flooded. Minor damage included broken trees, flooded cellars, a damaged plate glass window at C. J. Anderson’s store, and a barn wreck across the street hitting nearby residences. The storm’s reach appears limited to a narrow area northwest of Plankinton.
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Plankinton Herald
C. J. Anderson
T. W. Taubman
Mike Gales
T. M. Lindsey
Shaw
Plankinton
Boston Globe Telephone Girls Strike Over Profanity
Sixteen operators at Champaign Illinois telephone exchange walk out claiming male staff use excessive profanity in the operating room and that the manager refuses to curb it. The complaint questions management standards and workplace decorum.
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Boston Globe
Champaign
Ill
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Tri-State
A. C. Phillips
Canton
Methodist Church
Woonsockette
Woonsocket
Ingo
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Tomach
Ngpor Nmhade Ey Thetrusts
R. Linc
Fargo
N.D
Buster Brown
the Brown Shoe Co
ST. Louis
Hoe
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Tige
Yellowstone
St. Paul
America
A M. Cleland
Gen. Pass’gr Agt
St Paul, Minn
C. L. Townsend
4Th and Broadway
St. Paul, Minn
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