Rail project links Omaha to South Dakota in bold plan
The Omaha and South Dakota Railway Company moves to survey and stake a Forest City to Yankton line. Officers are elected, capital stock to be sold, and engineers dispatched to begin a preliminary traverse and profile of the route.
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Yearly Review Highlights of South Dakota’s Capital Projects
A fragmented New Year edition notes artistic features and notable buildings. It praises enterprise and direct connections with urban programs, signaling forthcoming records and investments that promise future progress.
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Encampment Delegates to Hold Meet in Sioux Falls
Commander Porter P. Peck informed Department Commander Silsby that he secured the Grand Opera House in Sioux Falls for the department encampment to be held March 19 20 and 21. The Woman's Relief Corps will meet at the Masonic Temple block with further arrangements under way for what promises to be the most successful encampment yet held in Dakota.
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La Grippe Flares As City Doctors Count Cases
City physicians report continued flu outbreak with rising case numbers. Some patients are described as quite ill but none in immediate danger. People hope for relief as treatments and remedies circulate amid uncertainty. The tone reflects anxious public attention to the illness.
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Funeral Rites for John 2. Crennan Held in Yankton
Mournful crowds in Yankton closed business houses as four civic groups and eight De Molay Knights Templar bore the casket from the residence to Christchurch for funeral rites. Knights Templar and St. John's lodge led the procession to Milwaukee depot for the 2:33 train to interment. Sioux Falls reports John P. Crennan ill with pneumonia and notes Col. Crennan once acted as territorial governor for a day.
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Crennan Acts as Governor Amid Ordway’s Absence
While Ordway was away, Secretary Teller acted as governor but was absent. Col. Crennan, the secretary’s clerk, completed blank signed commissions and appointed friends as commissioners to form a new county along the Jim River. The commissions were regular, giving Crennan de facto governance until Ordway's return.
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Mitchell Artist Decorates Alexandria Masonic Hall
H D Crawford of Mitchell with R A Lowell completed interior decoration of the new Alexandria Masonic hall. The work features octagon panels with gold emblems and natural wood trim. About 350 dollars were spent on carpets and lodge furniture. an ante room will serve as a reading room for lodge members when not in session. The hall will be used by Masons and Knights of Pythias.
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Capital Aftermath in Vermillion Republican Outlook
The Vermillion Republican rebukes failed efforts to collect campaign bills noting Pierre and Mitchell paid promptly while Turon and Watertown owe money and ignore letters. It accuses the Huron county campaign of whisky raids and marks Watertown for using Alliance leverage. It urges towns that paid their bills to be remembered in the capital contest.
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Hog market surge in South Dakota exceeds all prior years
Perculture notes that Siuron Huronite reports 60 percent more hogs marketed in South Dakota this year than any previous year in the state’s history, signaling a record livestock movement.
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