Rupert-Doty Nuptials Highlight Local Society Event
The Doty home at 601 East Second Avenue hosted the marriage of Leah Doty to Clarence M. Robert. Rev J S Hogeland officiated with palm arch decor, a wedding banquet followed, and the couple will reside at 188 Wisconsin Street after the ceremony. Leah, a City High School 1913 graduate, taught in Forrestoro and studied at Dakota Wesleyan University.
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J. B. Doty
East Second Avenue
Leah
Doty
Clarence M.robert
J. 8. Hogeland
D. D
Episcopal Church
Robert
Forrestoro
Dakota Wesleyan University
J. F. Ribert
Forestburg
Manor Proce Company
Eelle
Rupert
Wisconsin Street
Os J. Robert
Morose Southerner Faces Assault with a Dangerous Weapon
The subject described as a fiery southerner is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon after attempting to wipe out an insult to his honor with a revolver.
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Morse
Farm Laborer Found Guilty of Forgery in Third Degree
Charles Ris, a Salem area farm worker, pleaded guilty to forgery in the third degree after passing a forged check at Carthage. Judge A E Taylor gave the minimum penalty: thirty days in the county jail and a $25 fine, with a prior record deemed clean. If charged with forgery in the first degree, he faced potential Sioux Falls penitentiary time.
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Sioux Falls
Coyne Announces Candidacy for Secretary of State
Ft. Pierre publisher and former Stanley County sheriff BH Coyne declares run on the Republican ticket for secretary of state. He will oppose incumbent Frank M. Rood of Philip who is expected to seek reelection. Coyne previously drew attention while fighting cattle rustlers in his region.
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Lead
S.D
BH. Coyne
Ft. Pierre
Mitchell Man Finds Father Through Postoffice Clerk
Mitchell man discovers his father Harry Shepard, a postoffice clerk, after years apart. The meeting unfolds as the man learns about the life and role of the man he had never seen before.
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Mitchell Man
Harry Shepard
Postoffice
Inter academy debates to be held January 14
Huron and Wesleyan academies will debate on January 14 with Dakota Wesleyan and Yakton academy also meeting the same day. It is Dakota Wesleyan’s first year in a tri angular inter academy series with state academies. Adelphians negative Floyd Bradley Conde George Phillips Mitchell Guy Brown Parker. Adelphians affirmative Lee Seymore Mitchell Laren Spear Colewiin Albert Tin hart Dalton. Amphictyons negative Bernard Linn Faith Lewis Todnem Broadland David Baer Mitchell. Amphictyons affirmative Grover Lytle Broadland Harold Bartlett St Lawrence Weslie Moulton Crasham. Debaters will be chosen from participants.
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Huron and Wesleyan
Dakota Wesleyan
Yankton
Adelphians
Floyd Bradley
Conde
George Phillips
Mitchell
Guy Brown
Parker
Lee Seymore
Laren Spear
Colewiin
Albert Tinhart
Dalton
Amphictyons
Bernard Linn
Faith
Lewis Todnem
Broadland
David Baer
Grover Lytle
Harold Bartlett
St. Lawrence
Weslie Moulton
Crasham
Xmas Tree Too Large For Mitchell Display
A Rapid City team failed to haul Mitchells municipal Christmas tree, reported over 40 feet long. Two teams worked today to secure a car for transport. Omaha and Milwaukee lines will move the tree free. After 36 hours effort, agent Kilberg secured authority to order a carriage. Delays mean the tree wont be placed until early next week.
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Rapid City
Mitchell
Omaha
Milwaukee
L. M. Kilberg
Mr. March
Messiah Real Musical Treat Features Strong Soloists
Soloists delivered solid voices in Handel’s Messiah as the performance highlighted the ensemble. The cast presented numbers from the renowned masterwork with confident phrasing and clear diction, drawing favorable reactions from the audience.
Hunt Ends With Losses For Supper And Dance
Report describes a one day hunt in which one party paid for a supper and dance. One side collected 403 sacks while the opposing side netted only 55 dollars.
Crow Creek Names Retained Amid Agency Listings
A Sioux agency list shows Indians still bearing traditional names despite a policy shift toward white names. The catalog includes Hair in Lodge, Left Hand Bull, Middle Tent, Swift Bear, Gray Owl, Emma Four-Cloud, and other distinctive appellations tied to land allotments offered at federally appraised prices.
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Crow Creek Indian Agency
S. D
Charles A. Eastman
Elaine Goodale
New England
South Dakota
Indian Bureau
James-Bold
Emma Four-Cloud
Eunice
Greace
Victoria Shield
Harry-Last-Bear
Winnie Short-Bear
Cordelia Gall
Indians Object to County Taxation
Sioux council at Yankton Indian Agency objects to taxation of Indian property in Charles Mix County. Agreement cites treaty stipulations with the federal government and limits on taxation during the period after allotment. Council empowers hiring of an attorney to challenge the levy.
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Charles Mix County
Yankton
Education fund in South Dakota tops million dollars
Pierre South Dakota the state land department turned over nearly one million dollars to the maintenance fund of common schools for 1915. The final apportionment was 218 087 10 dollars at 1 26 per pupil, with June apportionment totaling 730 097 41 dollars at 4 27 per pupil, bringing the annual total to 948 184 51 dollars about 5 53 per pupil. About 8 000 dollars come from trespass agents’ field work on unauthorized land use.
Buick Demonstration Highlights Gas Efficiency
A Buick car in regular service shows remarkable fuel efficiency, running 26.4 miles per gallon in a unique demonstration at Hitchcock.
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BUICK
Hitchcock
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Letcher
Sanborn
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J. S. Hoagland
Earl Morgan
Gladys Hopkins
Rhoaney
Mason City
Davenport
Perry
Iowa
Saul
Miss Saul
Lilly Patterson
E. H. Wilds
Plankinton
Lory
BH. Zundel
Marie Cruthoff
Zundel
J. C. Hamiel
Crocus Club
Miner County
Secy. OF State
Fort Pierre
Mitchellvs
Lyetla
Longfellow
Charles MIX
Land Department
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