Dogs Save Life of Farmer From Murderous Tramp
A farmer owes his life to a pair of dogs that defended him from a dangerous intruder described as a murderous tramp. The incident highlights the animals’ loyalty and the farmer’s narrow escape on his property.
Fellow Rundown of Tramps Tracked by Dogs in South Dakota
South Dakota farmers report roaming farmhands robbing farmers or helpers. George Wilson defended his farm with a crowbar after a hobo attacked him. a house dog bitten the assailant allowed Wilson to escape. Local pursuit led to the arrest of the suspect, with a hearing planned. August Reier’s farm was later troubled by another thief who stole money before being tracked by two hounds and forced to return the loot.
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Aberdeen
S. D
South Dakota
George Wilson
Grant County
Encowunter
Wilson House
Wilson
Big Stone
I Asone
August Reier
Campbell County
Reier
Multiple local residents depart for visits and travel
Ethan Tobey leaves for Hot Springs for rheumatism treatment. Herman Rosenquist travels to Sioux Falls then Rock Rapids to visit relatives. C F Drake and Bert Tobey go to Canada while Bert Tobin surveys the country. Rose Jones and children head to Corsica to visit her parents. Matt Schmitz visits Parkston as Ira Shaw's goods arrive for a new home. Daisy Bradley returns from Mitchell and Bertha Bloom takes a telephone exchange post. The Pinnell family visits from near Alexandria. Henry Scheich and his father inspect land in Wyoming. Swartz families visit Parkston and Cathout home, Prosper beats Vernon in a Sunday ball game.
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Ethan
S. D
Fred Tobey
Hot Springs
Herman Rosenquist
Sioux Falls
Emil
Rock Rapids
Jonas Nelson
C. F. Drake
Bert Tobey
Canada
Bert Tobin
Rose Jones
Corsica
R. Pinnell
Viola Gallagher
Alexandria
Mesdames Tifft
Gallagher
Henry Scheich
Sioux City
Wyoming
L. H. Swartz
B. P. Swartz
Evelyn
Donald
Parkston
L. A. Cathout
Prosper
Vernon
W. H. Trow
City Sustened In Sewer Contentions
Judge Frank B. Smith ruled on the Sioux Falls firm I Fannebust & Sons suit over sewer work with Mitchell city. verdict against the city for about 40 dollars in costs. Contractors claimed 900 for rock drilling, 1000 for siphon repairs, 595 for extra concrete work, plus other items. Referee A H Orbis of Yankton submitted findings. decision favored the city on August 8 report. Attorneys Boyce Warren of Sioux Falls Preston Wagner and Tym of this city represented plaintiffs while City Attorney Lauritz Miller spoke for the city.
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Frank B. Smith
I. Fannebust & Sons
Sioux Falls
A. H. Orbis
Yankton
Hexn
Smith
Boyce & Warren
Preston, Wagner and Tym
Lauritz Miller
Operation Restores Sense of Touch in Black Hills Boy
Wray McDowell aged seventeen regained touch sensation after laminectomy at a Rapid City hospital. A neighbor's child fired a loaded revolver, injuring the spine and paralyzing him from the neck downward. Surgeons removed spinal bone fragments and the next day the patient felt touch across his body. doctors expect eventual recovery.
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Rapid City
S. D
Wray McDowell
Hermosa
McDowell
Minty
Black Hills
Nazareth Warning and Deliverance Theme in Ellen Hebrew Trove
Background on Jesus in Nazareth from Luke. They doubted him and drove him from the synagogue as his teachings, prophecies and healings foreshadowed the Messianic era. The piece ties his work to the Times of Restitution and the acceptable year of the Lord. Also notes threshing near Rapid City yields 51 bushels per acre on 200 acres.
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Nazareth
Galilee
Judea
Jesus
Tim
Isis
Jordan
Tlim
Itim
Rapid City
S. D
Wilson Marsh Ranch
Fractured skull from fall near Navin hotel
Fred Clark a 35 year old farmer fell through a manhole in front of the Navin hotel and suffered a base skull fracture. He was brought to St. Joseph's hospital in a semi conscious state and is under care as doctors evaluate his chances of recovery.
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Fred Clark
New Navin Hotel
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Clark
Mr. Clark
South Dakota Republicans Submit Elector List
The Huron convention selected electors are sent to the secretary of state for filing as the Republican electors. The slate includes Oscar Oleson of Lemmon H C Preston of Mitchell L T Van Slyke of Aberdeen Lt H Rugg of Rapid City and J S Thomson of Centerville.
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Pitchfork
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Mitchell
J. F. Atkinson
Western National Bank
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Western Natl
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Wea and Foione
Preston, Wagner
TYM Tiewwan
WCE
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Broadbent Brothers
Jebson’s Livery Barn
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Fourth Ave
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Davison County
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