Men of Legal Mind Annual Meeting in Mitchell
South Dakota Bar Association holds its second annual meeting in Mitchell with a small turnout due to weather and travel delays. Key figures include Judge Dick Haney and C O Bailey. Bailey’s paper on taxing power draws emphasis on state and federal finances and a call to curb legislative initiation of spending.
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South Dakota Bar Association
Court House
Crawford
Dick Haney
Supreme Court
J. H. Voorhees
C. O. Bailey
Park Davis
Sioux Falls
S. V. Jones
Parker
P. A Zoliman
E. E Wagner
Alexandria
Bartlett Tripp
C. H. Dillon
Ysuktonu
H. F. Fellows
Plankinton
Edwin van Cise
Deadwood
H. G. Tilton
Vermillion
A. W. Burt
C.O. Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Boston
Congress
Bailey
South
Madison
Spearfish
South Dakota
Lnstead
Legislative Department
Haney
Burtt
H.G. Tilton
H. H. Keith
J. B. Hanten
Watertown
J. L. Hannett
Mitchell
Coe. I. Crawford
Huron
R. W. Stewart
Pierre
Edmund Smith
Rapid City
Chambers Kellar
Edwin Vin‘Jise
C .H. Dillon
Yankton
Thomas Sterling
Redfield
J. H. Voorheer
Sioux Fall
lIvan W. Goodner
South Dakota Regiment Eyes Joint Reunion Next Summer
The G A R and W R C held a joint installation of officers at their hall with both groups present. Local committees plan the First South Dakota Regiment reunion in Mitchell timed with the state encampment, aiming for a large turnout and successful event in 1900.
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W. R.C
Mary Boies
Helen Kibbee
Nanna Moore
Luean Tenney
Clara Lukens
Gertrude Abbey
Clara Daniels
Anna M. Williame
Anna V. Wallis
Jennie Wolgemuth
Carrie Cole
O. E. Kintigh
Hulda Stowell
Anna Barbard
Emma Silsby
H. H. McLain
Geo. A. Silsby
R. P. Hall
J. T. Michaels
H. W. Kress
B. S. Barnard
D. S. Tenney
F. D. Powers
Paul Stowell
H H. McLain
W. Plotner
J. H. Nolt
W.R.C
Mitchell
Silsby
South Dakota
State school population rises to 116278 in Dakota
The latest state superintendent report shows South Dakota's school population at 116 278, up 3 477 from last year. Applying a 1 to 5 ratio yields an estimated state population of 580 390, indicating a continued growth trend.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
South Dakota
South Dakota to gain three congressmen and district splits
The passage notes a 76 percent population rise since 1890, projecting South Dakota with three representatives and a plan to divide the state into districts two east of the Missouri River and one west including the Black Hills. It cites $202,436 in interest and income from the permanent school fund, a per capita distribution of $1.77, and a yearly $200,000 distribution from school land leasing to counties for public schools.
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South Dakota
Congress
Missouri River
Black Hilla
Weather of a Year in 1899 Noted for Cold and Warm Spells
The Observer Huyck reports 1899 had extreme cold and mild heat, with a coldest day of February 11 at 39 degrees below zero and a high of 98 on July 24. Total precipitation reached 19.83 inches, with monthly totals listed, and 1898 had 1.60 inches less rain.
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Observer Huyck
Government Weather Service
1900 Not a Leap Year Despite Four-Year Cycle
The text explains that 1900 is not a leap year despite being divisible by four. It outlines the Gregorian rule: three leap years occur every four centuries, while the fourth century adds a day, making the 20th century one day longer than the 19th. It notes the drift between Julian and Gregorian calendars and predicts a 400-year adjustment.
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American Review of Reviews
Kanouff Underwood Wed In New Year Wedding
Mr Oscar Kanouff and Mrs Lela Underwood were married on New Year’s Day at 3 PM in the home of the bride’s uncle S F Cook. Rev H H Gunderson performed the ceremony and guests later shared a wedding dinner. The couple will reside at 102 Rowley Street.
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Oscar Kanouff
Mies Lela Underwood
S. F. Cook
H. H. Gunderson
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S. H. Scallin
Dre. W. FE. " Crane
F. W. Freyberg
B. A. Bobb
A. H. Daniele
I F. Dundas
Becker's Fur Coats
Becker
Beckers
BIG Clothing House
Prns
C. B. Vermily KA
the Lawyers Convention
Baeny ' ‘Sto
Brookings
Tripp
Addreses
Coe
Ripp
The
Old Soldiers and Relief Corps
South Dakota Regiment
Edly
G. A. R. and
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