Open air meeting and local notices in Mitchell week
Community events fill a Mitchell week with an open air Y M C A gathering on the courthouse lawn, a religious address by Rev W M Mair, band music, and announcements of school leadership changes, property deals, and resident movements across South Dakota and nearby states.
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Court House Lawn
Mair
Larry Curtis
Redfield
Curtis
Church
W. M. Mair
Mitchell Band
Few Settlers Remain Optimistic For North Dakota
State Land Commissioner Brinker tours northwest North Dakota noting green pastures since July and rising hay supplies. Sowed grain progresses, fuel is cheap coal from 2.50 to 8.50 per ton, wells provide water, crowds at park stops show the region is not depopulated and residents stay hopeful through winter.
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Pioneer Cay
Star
Jim River Valley
Wim
Brinker
Much Good Land in Rosebud Opening
Gregory reports a federal land office inspection of Mellette and Bennett counties to aid homesteaders during October registration. The commission classifies land by provinces plow land at 4 to 5 dollars per acre, good grazing land at 2 to 4.50 dollars, with grazing areas offering potential for farms. The article notes difficulties in apportioning land between farming and grazing uses and cites a total appropriation of 190000 dollars for Rapid City and surrounding areas.
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Gregory
S. D
Kull
Pacific Coast
Gay
United States Land Office
Special Comission
Mellette County
Melette and
Bennett County
Mr. Kuli
Medletre
Wits
Public Improvements Advances in Indian Service Buildings
Public improvements and anticipated funding for United States Indian service properties include $100,000 in current buildings and $220,000 more for ongoing upgrades. Congress has allocated the latter, with work on a girls dormitory and a central heating plant to begin this month under Superintendent House. Corridor improvements total $20,000 and the heating plant costs $1,000.
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Congress
Sup
Richards 18 Out for La Follente in Deadwood Letter
A Deadwood congressman loyalists clash over governor support in a leaked letter. Richards says he is not pledged to any candidate, backs Ladvolette for president, and endorses populist primary reform while criticizing pledging voters and the influence of special interests. He praises principled leaders and notes insurgents and stalwarts in the field.
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Deadwood
Clair O. Richards
Gos
Richards
Forca
de Lin
Tam
Ladvollette
Richards Primiey
Register Burns Cleared of Charges in Land Office Probe
Inspector’s report on the Silsbee charges against Register T. C. Burns of Mitchell South Dakota is filed at the general land office. Baker & Co. faced scrutiny for aiding non sanctioned practices and possible personnel changes are anticipated. City council enacts strict ordinance and police are to enforce it.
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Hardy
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Davy
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The
Smith Mercantile Co
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Thomas Navin
Busiiness
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First Street
Mr. Navin
Washington
Gyrepary Land — Office
Silsbee
Deainst Register
T. C. Burns
Mitchell, S. D
General Fand
Baker & Co
Gregory
Oiice
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