Montenegrins Long Victors in a London Letter
A London correspondence portrays Montenegrins as unconquered and proud, noting noble lineage, education, and fierce independence. It describes their honesty about cash, fierce discipline, and a culture of beheading enemies, while mentioning czarist rifles and gifts from Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gladstone
Montenegra
Black Mountain
Kossovo
Ivan
Zabijak
Sereniny
Obod
Caxton
Westminster
Montenhegrins
Cattara
Nicholas
Cettinje
Russia
Toy dog pins down huge elephant in Paris street scene
In Paris on Boulevard Beaumarchais a toy black and tan dog attacked a mounted elephant used for advertising. The elephant caused 1000 dollars in damage, trampling shops, tearing walls, and scattering shoppers before fleeing as chaos subsided. The mahout restrained the animal afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Boulevard Beaumarchais
Rmea
Togo the ferret wins escape bid at Englehart home
Katy and Jimpsey spar over the pet ferret Togo who helps uncover a library caper. The fateful whistle leads to a staged chase through the new college building in a plan that ends with Togo under the proud eye of the Englehart family and contractor Malone plotting a sale for his head.
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Katy
Jimpsey
Hinglehart
Togo
Orv
Malone
James
Engle Har
Supreme Court
Mr. Englehart
Havilands
New College
Waviland
Jimpsey Englehart
John Malone
Mr. Haviland
North Hall
Haviland
Ingleharts
Arthur FE. McFarlane
Dawes Election Yields County Fair Corn Winners
The record lists winners in multiple classes from the Dawes election era events. Vermillion, Beresford, and Armour figures compete for best bushel of corn, yellow and white dent categories, and royal prizes in Northern, Southern, Central districts. Notable names include Hans Pearson, Henry Meyers, Charlie Renshau, H M Sanderson, Joseph Thorson, Alfred Swenson, and Lyman Ucker.
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WD. Cowles
Vermillion
Su.so
Yusten
Hans Pearson
Beresford
T.so
Henry Myers
Christ Steen Beresford Raj
S. Sk. Sorenson
Beresford Peetra
Henry Meyers
Vermilion To
H. If Renshau
Armour
Charlie Renshau
Armour Hye
Steen
P. Larson
Beresford N
Marl Huddleson
Dakota
An Il
Wilsabeck
Redfield
H. M. Sanderson
Brookings
le ME Tielkeve Readkield
Hueh Nast
Fred Rilling
Brookings c
Longe Brother
Lewis Larsen
Langford
Ilush Nash
Lange Brothers
Fr. M. Luck
Sorenson
Wik Point
Joseph Tierson
Thorson
Pittsburgh, Steel Co
Joseph Thorson
Dails
Ean
Hlilsbeck
Southern Pisteiet
Ten Wars
Yellow Dent
Wakota Improved Seed Co
Southern
Russel Sorenson
Klelk Point
Ernest Sorenson
Vkc Point
Ji—J. Go Ways
Wik Poni
Dewey Land
Mitemenjil
Alfred Swenson
Ethan
Bernard Wallace
Winnikinie
Kearl Gannon
Fulton
Lyman Ucker
Clear Latte
Homer Cockrell
Titecock
Fire destroys Marcus general store at Bunker with uninsured loss
Pierre S. D. reports a fire that destroyed Jul Marcus sen's general store at Bunker. The loss was considerable due to no insurance. Marcus was away on an eastern visit at the time and has since returned home.
Fire disrupts post office supplies in store incident
The day after a blaze the loss could be heavier but Amy Saucerman assisting in the store’s care bought post office supplies in the building when the fire was discovered.
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Amy Saucerman
Farmers Insurance Saves Money for Brule County
The Bohemian Mutual Insurance Co. reports 220 policies protecting Brule county farmers from fire and livestock losses. For the year losses totaled $216.85 with one assessment of $707.25. expenses were $410.05. Year end balance $939 with $600 available for loan at interest. Officers are Victor Nepodal president, Anton Iott vice president, Frank Schoenberger secretary, Jas. Malady treasurer. The company has met all obligations.
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Chamberlain
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance
Bohemian Mutual Insurance Co
Pukwana
Brule County
Victor Nepodal
Anton Iott
Frank Schoenberger
Jas. Malady
Change of ownership at Hurley Herald
Hurley Herald changes management as W L Fitch sells the plant to W E Brown of Hurley. Brown to issue the first number under his supervision this week. Fitch leaves after eight years as editor to join the Pierre senate journal as proofreader. Brown brings extensive newspaper experience.
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Hurley, S. D
Hurley Herald
W. L. Fitch
W. E. Brown
Fitch
Pierre
Senate Journal
Brown
Fire destroys goods as stamps salvage effort ends
Remark describes a blaze where about $250 in stamps were saved from the mail on hand before the fire consumed the rest. by that time the fire was so advanced that nothing else could be saved.
Plea to Save Editor Edward Mylius at Ellis Island
Edward Mylius, jailed in New York for deportation risk, faced charges from a London libel case about a supposed royal marriage. James, Harvard graduate and relative of William James and Henry James, argued Mylius acted on republican ideals and that his conviction was a political offense.
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Washington, D.C
Edward Tolden James
Paris
Four Young Men Attack Family Near Webster
Four men dressed in masks entered the home of Albert Aspen, a Webster County farmer, under the pretense of friendship. They beat him and his wife after refusing to leave. Johnson and three accomplices were arrested the next day and held to the circuit court under bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Hamed Johnson
Albert Aspen
Johnsons
Aspin
Crossing Missouri River Trouble Hurts Chamberlain Party
A party of 26 from Chamberlain while crossing the Missouri River toward Crow Creek India Agency faced a thawing tee and gale. The buggy wheels sank, forcing the group to walk. a woman was swept toward the river but rescued by a rope hauled to shore.
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Chamberlain
S. D
Missouri River
Warren
Crow Creek
High School Literary Societies Display Posters Weekly
Four high school literary societies present weekly programs with posters on the main corridor bulletin board. This week’s poster by Seth Blackman shows a newsboy shouting for papers while displaying his wares. Program includes Girls Quartet, oration, duet, readings, and a parliamentary business segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Blackman
King Resigns From Indian Agency Work at Cheyenne Agency
Major Thomas J. Wing resigns as Cheyenne agency agent after clashes with half breeds. He departs for Washington. Major F. C. Campbell from St. Shaw, Montana, succeeds him and will assume duties at once, bringing Indian service allotting experience.
Parcel Post to Market Cream Novel Test in Red Oak Iowa
S J Gillispie of West township Montgomery county tests parcel post on cream shipments to Hayes dairy Red Oak. He sends one gallon daily with 6 cents postage on empty can and 11 cents on full can per trip. Rural carrier collects cream and returns empty can avoiding express trips. Red Oak post office sees 249 packages received and 15 sent out in first week.
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Red Oak
S. J. Gillispie
West Township
Montgomery
West
Hayes
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RE. W. Heyler
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WF. A. DE Wolke
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Attorneys A’ Law
A. E. Hitchcock
Commercial & Savings Bank
Mitchell
Lewis Shuster
Western Nat’l Bank
Saa Ycas
Undertakers Broadbent & Company
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Business Office
Jebson'’s
Broadbent
H. Noble — Son
Arlors Wourth Ave
H. Noble & Son
J.T. Sweeney
Foum
Champeny
Architects
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Kitten
Beast
Dawes
CORK
Or Dent Retail
Parner
Hlod. Renshill
John Snyder
J. Carlton
Woonsocket
P. H. McManus
Spencer
Carl Hoffman
O—H. Carion
St. Graves
B. Songstad
Walton
Wean
Tion
Parner Petts
Alexandria
John Mylou
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Ten Ears
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Hurley
Prom
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Crossing River
Porum
Danusry
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Gail Sallerstedt
Josephine Wagner
Nellie Mord
King
Indian Agency
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