Pierre Free Press Expands Daily Edition With AP Dispatches
The Pierre Free Press announces a daily edition featuring Associated Press dispatches as the paper plans broader coverage. Secretary Noble moves to shield styler from a pay dispute while funds remain unsettled in public accounts. A Pioneer Press note suggests President Harrison will likely delay opening the reservation until spring to allow Congress to act on promised Indian provisions.
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Pioneer Press
Iarrison
Congress
Commission
Sioux Falls Press Notes Staffing Change at Senate Library
The Sioux Falls Press endorses a push for renewed funding in state institutions while awaiting the penitentiary salary and deaf mute school expenses debate. Brother Cressey, long a columnist for the paper, is named assistant librarian of the Senate and has begun his duties, leaving a noted void in South Dakota’s personal theological and journalistic circles.
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Sioux Falls
ad‘Aince
Cressey
Sioux Falls Press
Senate
South Dakota
Democrats Reestablish Papers in Turner County Parker
The South Dakota democrats unite for effective future work aiming to profit from the current party’s mistakes. A sign of this resolve is the reestablishment of democratic papers in local areas, with Parker in Turner County cited as the latest instance.
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South Dakota
Turner County
Parker
Johnson Letter Cites American Voter Values
M N Johnson former U S Senate hopeful North Dakota cites in a recent letter that Americans are just brave and generous and favor a free ballot fair count and equal rights for all regardless of race color or prior servitude while urging continued trust in democracy and fair play.
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M.N. Johnson
U.S
North Dakota
Republic
Hagerty's Dakota History Book Previews Praiseworthy Work
Advance sheets of commissioner Hagerty's new Dakota volume promise a thorough history of the territory up to division and a comprehensive compendium of valuable information on the new state since. The author is praised for expanding on predecessors' solid groundwork and merits statewide appreciation.
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Hagerty
Dakota
New South
Mitchells Railroad Push Alarms Neighboring Cities
An editorial in the Woonsocket Times criticizes Mitchell for pushing railroad expansion to cut off Manitoba routes. She aims to entice Northwestern to extend from Mitchell toward Huron and Plankinton to Wheeler on the Missouri, jeopardizing Woonsocket’s Duluth outlet prospects. A representative delegation will seek Northwestern action in St Paul.
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Woonsocket Times
Manitoba
Huron
St. Paul
Sneha Road
Woonsocket
Duluth
New Year's Pleasures at Mitchell Y M C A Reception
The Y M C A New Year reception in Mitchell was a decided success thanks to a novel format, a strong organizing committee of women led by Mrs. Frank Kidwell and others, and a cordial informal atmosphere. About 175 callers attended, 14 new members joined, and gifts donated included books and a framed painting. The event showcased the association's needs and drew broad local support, with winter weather and seasonal activities noted.
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Mitchell
Frank Kidwell
J. M. Durell
A. J. Mordonf
R. D. Prescott
Chas. Taylor
T. C. Griffith
Emma Edgerton
Ollie Prescott
Ella Espy
Mabel
Maud Silsby
Blanche Durell
C. N. Shaw
Geo. P. Dix
Illustrated London News
A. H. Pehrson
John N. Babcock
A. A. Brown
Stella Adams
Alliance supply house urged for Mitchell by Alliance leaders
Editor urges Mitchell merchants and farmers to attend a county meeting in the court house Friday at 1 o clock where George C Crose manager of the Alliance company and Alonzo Wardal president of Nail and Fire Insurance will discuss the proposed wholesale and retail Alliance grocery and supply store. There are already three supply houses in South Dakota at Aberdeen Sioux Falls and Rapid City.
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Court House
George C. Crose
Alliance Company
Alonzo
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Alliance
Sermon on Knowing God Through Jesus at St Marys Church
Bishop Hare preached on the 18th verse of John Chapter 1 about no man seeing God. He argued humans know God through Jesus Christ, the Son, whose life and sacrifice reveal the Father. By following Christ, believers deepen knowledge of the Father and gain eternal life.
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Ife
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Father
Loucks Resigns as South Dakota Alliance Leader
The letter to the Executive Committee of the South Dakota Farmers Alliance resigns the president role due to election as National Farmers Alliance president. Resignation to take effect January 1, with Vice President Gardner poised to assume charge. The writer commends his successor for integrity and independence from political machines.
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N. L. Loucks
State Farmers’ Alliance
National Alliance
Loucks
South Dakota Farmer’s Alliance
National Farmer's Alliance
Gardner
Heavy Saturday Snow Delivers Deep Drift Across Region
The Saturday night snow was the heaviest in two years, likely seven to eight inches, with heavy drifts from strong north winds shaping the local landscape. Snowbound streets and halted travel affected area residents as crews worked to clear paths and reopen routes.
Omaha and South Dakota Railroad Promoters Pledge Big Move
The Watertown Public Opinion notes a spring boom in railroad building in the state. The Mitchell conference led to organizing the Omaha and South Dakota Railroad Company to build 350 miles from Forest City to Omaha via Blunt, Mitchell and Yankton, likely a Milwaukee and St. Paul line. This would bridge the Missouri at Forest City and place Watertown on the Northwestern route to the Hills.
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Vermillion Republican
Omaha
Missouri
Forest City
Watertown
Temperance Meeting Forms Mitchell Branch of Enforcement League
A large mass temperance meeting at the courthouse heard Rev Wm Fielder outline aggressive prohibition, praising South Dakota’s move to total abstinence. Mitchell formed a local Enforcement League branch with 46 members, electing IL N Seaman president L W Adams secretary and G H Rathman treasurer.
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America
England
South Dakota
Enforcement League
Pierre
League
Yankton and
Lawrence
Bartlett
Yankton College
Slaggerty
Fielder
A. E. Hitchcock
Geo. Silsby
Shiercock
Mitchell
A. A. Brown
IL. N. Seaman
L. W. Adams
G. H. Rathman
New Year Eve Parties At Clark and Lyons Homes
Ilal and Fred Clark hosted a New Year's Eve party for their guest Miss Sue Clark of Plankinton, with about twenty young people enjoying song, feasting and socializing as the old year turned to the new. Early morning departures concluded a happy gathering. The Sodality Society of Holy Family church held a New Year's Eve social at Mr. and Mrs. Jas Lyons, featuring a literary and musical program, chess, cards, dancing and refreshments with over seventy attendees.
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Ilal
Fred Clark
Sue Clark
Plankinton
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