IMcGrew Wilder Nuptials at 735 Edmunds Street
Ch Toros T McGrew and Miss Grace Wilder were wed at the home of the bride's parents 735 S Edmunds Street Norview. Rev J S Hoagland officiated. The bride wore white lace and orange blossoms carried white roses. About forty guests attended. A seven-course supper followed and gifts filled a whole room. The couple will reside at 403 W Eleventh Ave after January 1.
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Imcgrew
Ilya Tder
May
Haley & G.firm
Community Club Sees Busy All Day Gathering and Social
The Wednesday meeting hosted Mrs. M. P. Bates drew over forty attendees despite gorn shelling in the area. A full day of singing reading and a fine dinner followed a brief business session with plans for winter activities and frequent all day meetings through spring.
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West River Country
Mamma
A.L. Snider
Shoplifters Taken in Rapid City Raid
Six members of an alleged shoplifting gang were captured redhanded by Sheriff Bakken in Rapid City after leaving a department store with stolen goods. The youths wore thieves coats and face a county jail term as officials aim for long sentences.
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Pennington County
Rapid City
Baken
Bakeno
Chadron
Neb
Rapid
Constipation Warns of Poisoned System Says New Life Pills
An advertisement warns that constipation poisons the body and promises quick relief with Dr. King’s New Life Pills. The copy claims removal of constipation and headaches and notes the product costs 225c at druggists or by mail from H. E. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia and St. Louis.
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Dr. King
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St.Louis
Lisbon Farmers Have Big Supper in Town
The Lisbon farmers club held a large supper for about 100 people at August Pearson’s home. Prof. van Benthuysen and Prof. Jones spoke on cooperative buying and county expert value, with singing, a long program, and plans for future crop and stock contests and exhibits at grain and state fairs.
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Lisbon
August Pearson
8. D. van Benthuysen
H. J. Jones
Farmers’ Club
Jones
van Benthuysen
Grain Growers Association
Deserters From Guaymas Force Huerta Backlash
Deserters from the Guaymas federal garrison arrive in Maytorena area, with 11 officers surrendering led by Major Figueroa. Over 500 enlisted deserters roam ranches and mountains as outposts fall silent, signaling a severe blow to Huerta in the northwest and undermining Ojeda’s defense.
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Huerta
Mexico
Maytorena
Major Figueroa
Pedro Ojeda
Gulf Ports
Ojeda
Carranza
Milwaukee Ban on Sale of Liquor On SD Trains
Milwaukee railroad issues an order prohibiting intoxicants in buffet and dining cars in South Dakota effective immediately. R N Holsaple of the Antifalcon League cites state liquor laws requiring licenses and fixed business locations, deeming on train sales unlawful.
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Milwaukee
S.dak
J. H H. Dwiland
Chicago
Milwaukee Railroad
South Dakota
R.N. Holsaple
Board of County Commissioners
Holsaple
Mitchell
Rapid City
Sioux City
League
Minnesota
Count Shoots Wife and Nephew at Castle Dakawymokaz
Kaetz Germany A Polish nobleman and member of the German imperial parliament Mat his Mielzynski aged 44 shot and killed his wife Felicia von Potok Potocka and her nephew at Castle Dakawymokaz after awakening to sounds of thieves A female companion was wounded The count notified the public prosecutor and is described as close to Emperor William.
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William
Final arguments in St Joseph and Grand Island case
Final arguments were heard in federal district court in Omaha regarding the protective committee of the St Joseph and Grand Island railroad versus Union Pacific. Edson Rich for UP claimed the company would generate business to make the line valuable, while minority stockholders argued improvements and extensions were unnecessary expenditures.
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Omaha
Neb
Protective Committee
St. Jospeh
Quarnberg Case Settled After Long Legal Battle
Chamberlain, S. in. announces the Quarnberg case is disposed of with the city finally paying more than 15 000 dollars in principal costs and attorney fees. The dispute began over artesian wells that disrupted city water pressure and escalated to multiple trials and Supreme Court references before a full settlement was reached.
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City OF
Chamberlain
Chamberlain, S. In
Quarnburg
Quarnberg
Missouri River
South Dakota
Supreme Court
South Dakota Hog Cholera Discussion Draws 2000 Farmers
City hall meeting in Mitchell features Dr W Niles urging serum treatment and quarantine to curb hog cholera. Dr C C Lipp supports, as petitions push county boards for agricultural experts and state serum funding. Lisbon Farmers Quartet provides entertainment.
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South Dakota
Niles
Ames
C. C. Lipp
State College
Brookings
177 Ingotham Slain By Autos
New York City coroner reports 177 automobile related deaths for eleven months of 1913 up from 37 in 1907. State authorities call for stricter safety regulations.
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Ingotham
New York City
Couple Arrested for Misconduct Runaway in DeSmet
Anton Torper and a woman claiming to be his wife were arrested for a dis orderly house and selling liquor. After a preliminary hearing they were bound over to circuit court but disappeared, likely fleeing and leaving authorities unable to locate them. Their restaurant operation had long drawn complaints.
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DeSmet
S. D
Anton Torper
Mitchell Defeats Wessington Springs 23 to 25 in Local Clash
Mitchell fielded a transient squad mostly from the college to beat Wessington Springs 25 to 23 on their home court. The game stayed close, with Buck the Springs star center and Knox showing strong play for Wessington. Mitchell, inexperienced this season, displayed potential and urged town backing to form a stronger local basketball team. The Mitchell lineup included Knox, Lester, Smith, Cook, and Potter.
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Wessington Springs
Mitchell
Buck
Springs
Y. M
Knox
C. Knox
C. Lester
R. Smith
E. Cook
C. Potter
Mitchell Commercial Club Hosts Large Hog Cholera Meeting
Y A Hartman of the Sioux City Live Stock Record praised Mitchell South Dakota for organizing a December 19 meeting on hog cholera serum as a disease preventer. About 1,500 farmers from Davison and surrounding counties attended at the Mitchell City Hall despite threatening weather.
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Y. A. Hartman
Sioux City Live Stock Record
Mitchell
Commercial Club
Record
South Dakota
Mitchelli Commercial Club
Duvison
Corn Palace
Mitchell Territory
Morgans
Modern Woodmen Abandons Fight for Higher Insurance Rates
Rock Island Illinois report that the executive council of the Modern Woodmen of America has abandoned efforts to raise insurance rates. The question will not be brought to the national head camp meeting in Toledo Ohio next June unless proposed by the membership.
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Rock Island, II
Woodmen of America Today
Toledo
Ohio
Owa farmer shoots two in Seattle hotel. Blaine dead
Wealthy Davenport farmer N V Geddes shot Joseph Blaine the Humboldt quartermaster in a Seattle hotel. Sailor John E Erickson was wounded. Blaine died hours later. Geddes is held by police and described as insane.
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Wash
N.V. Geddes
Davenport
Australia
Joseph Blaine
Humboldt
John E. Erickson
Blaine
Geddes
All Railroads in State Adopt Electric Headlights
Pierre South Dakota report notes all railways operating in the state have informed the railway commission they comply with the electric headlight law. Illinois Central reports no night trains in the state yet all its Iowa engines are equipped should they cross the line.
Hot Artesian Water for Town of Capa
In Capa South Dakota officials report a drilled artesian well yields water so hot residents use it for washing without extra heating. The railway station now uses the warm flow by piping it through coils to heat the building at no fuel cost.
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Pierre, S. D
Capa
Rapid City
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