Mitchell and Letcher Residents Share Holiday Visits
Mitchell and nearby towns see a parade of visitors and family gatherings over Christmas and New Year. Miss Lois Wiltse and Miss Lena Horda travel from Mitchell to spend holidays. several residents return to Mitchell from Woonsocket and Decatur. a local couple Mrs. Anna Hairbon of Letcher and Mr. Igland of Artesian announce their marriage in Mitchell. former hospital stays and business trips noted among residents.
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Lois Wiltse
Mitchell
David St
Davies
Woonrocket
Hella MacDonald
Peace
Woonsocket
Lena Horda
Ben van Metre
Walter Andergeon
Plankinton
Christus
Sarah Christopher
Goodwin
Russell Hopkins
St. Joseph's Hospital
M. Hopkins
Anna Hairbon
Letcher
Igland
Artesian
Gas engine plant to reopen with new investors
The Commercial Club seeks experienced local investors to take over and operate the western city gas engine plant. Former owners Semm and Blair withdrew, but two Stanley County men are willing to invest. The plant has a solid sales record, with capital shortages hindering steady operation. The club hopes to finalize arrangements and have the plant running before spring. In a separate incident in Stanley County, two men celebrated Christmas overmuch, one freezing his toes and the other attempting to amputate due to injury.
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Messrs
Semm
Blair
Commercial Club
Fang
Iowa
Court session ends with period sentence for Wacker
In a Friday court session Wacker faced verdicts after testimony about the mine incident. The judge imposed a 30 day term and Wacker paid $9 as ordered. Miss Mary Quinn attended with relatives for events in Artesia and Kennebec. Esther Wa and others were noted in society notices.
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Wacker
Pir
Warehouse Fire Destroys Swift Logs in Chicago
A fire in Chicago's packing house district destroyed the Swift warehouse logs worth about half a million dollars. Firefighters extinguished the flames shortly after sunrise.
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Chicago
Swift
Packing House
Senate Ad Says It Secures Seat No. 3
A clipped ad states that the Senate supports securing Seat No. 3, though the message appears uncertain and incomplete. The fragment hints at political positioning but lacks concrete details or endorsements.
Packers accused of fixing beef prices in 1890s trial
Legal proceedings in Chicago involve testimony about packers including Armour Company and officials who allegedly set beef prices and allocations. Witnesses describe letters and meetings that sought to cap margins and divide markets, with evidence presented at the federal trial led by Judge Carpenter and counsel Pierce Butler.
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Boston
Vagor
Pittsburgh
Les
Ienry Veeder
Butler Lad Guest
Henry Veeder
Pool
Chicago
Carpenter
Sounsel
Pierce Butler
W. ‘Ivager
Armour Erpany
Kansas City
La Follette Rally in Sioux Falls Draws Large Crowd
A mass meeting of the Progressive Republicans of South Dakota was set for Sioux Falls on January 6 to promote the La Follette campaign and organize the party for the coming primary. The event offered reduced railroad fare and stressed statewide cooperation in the campaign.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Sioux
National Progressive League
Peter Norbeck
John Sutherland
South Dakota Conservation Congress
Pierre
S. D
Huron
Sth
Aberdeen
Sioux Malls
John Scriven Named Superintendent at Rosebud Agency
John Scriven of Mitchell is appointed superintendent of the Rosebud Indian Agency, replacing Wood who moved from the Lower Brule agency. Scriven has served as allotting agent for four and a half years and will earn a salary over 2500 dollars annually at one of the United States largest Indian agencies.
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Mitchell
John Scriven
Rosebud
No- Wood
Lower
Brule
Scriven
United States
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