Rosebud and Lower Brule Indians Reach Land Sale Deal
Inspector McLaughlin adjourned a council with the Rosebud Indians regarding ceding land to the Lower Brules. The Rosebud agree to sell to the Lower Brules land at 1.25 dollars per acre. About 120000 acres are needed to complete allotments. Upon payment and transfer of funds, the Lower Brules will join the Rosebud reservation. The move places them about eighty miles from Rosebud Agency on previously unused land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebud-Lower Brule
McLaughlin
Rosebud
White River
Lower Brule Reservation
Rosebud Agency
South Dakota News Roundup Highlights Growth and Investigations
Immigrant letters rise and beets impress as Dakota moves toward sugar status while cattle and creamery growth reshape eastern views. A Groton defaulter case unfolds, a Yankton professor joins Stanford, a Brule County official dies by self restraint, North Star mines sold for 15000, Parkston reports scarlet fever symptoms, Rapid City secures expo space, Pierre wells probe gas, Worthing L O F encampment organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Brookings
Senate Confirms Appointments and Cattle Rustling Case
The senate confirmed appointments from the president with Blake at Iluron Foster at Mitchell Brown at Aberdeen Wertdahl at Huron Burns at Mitchell Morris as Surveyor General Kennedy as United States Marshal. Cattle rustler River Sorenson of Highmore was bound over on charges of rustling cattle in Hughes County.
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Senate
Registers
United States Land Offices
C. A. Blake
Iluron
G. B. Foster
Mitchell
F. A. Brown
Aberdeen
John Wertdahl
Huron
T. Co. Burns
F. A. Morris
United States Marshal
E. G. Kennedy
River Sorenson
Highmore
Hughes County
South Dakota's Fair Moves Toward Yankton Show
State board of agriculture met in Huron naming officers John Armstrong of DeSmet as president and James Dean of Yankton as secretary. The state fair runs September 26 to 30 in Yankton with superintendents Charles Harris, John Fitzgerald, Geo. Burnside, E. D. Bailey, H. C. Warner, George Harris, and E. G. Edgerton directing departments of speed, tickets, horses, dairy, poultry, agriculture, marshal, and grounds respectively.
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Yankton
State Board of Agriculture
Huron
John Armstrong
DeSmet
James Dean
Charles Harris
Aberdeen
John Fitzgerald
Madison
Geo. Burnside
Sioux Falll
E. D. Bailey
Clark
H.C. Warner
Forestburg
Marshal—George Harris
Pierre
E. G. Edgerton
Land patents issued for early payment to land office
South Dakota land records show 23 patents issued in recent days to buyers who prefer paying one year in advance with interest. Most patents come from Turner Hutchinson and Bon Homme counties with Clay Yankton Mooty also represented.
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Land Commissioner’s
Pierre
Turner
Hutchinson
Bon Homme
Clay
Yankton
Mooty
Stephen’s fall and a friend's hollow prayers for mercy
In a dangerous escape from Gort’s Fall the rider Stephen is hurt after a crash with his horse while Roger and Dulce rush to aid him. Stephen’s broken side and possible internal injury draw Roger into a tense rescue and a rekindling of old bonds amidst the storm of events.
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Roger
Duke
Gort
Dulce
Stephen
Gower
Dare
Fabian
Christopher
Sir Christopher
Terrile
Storms Drive Villagers Inside as Slyme Returns
In a rain scarred coastal village chapter scene, the sea pounds the rocks while Dulce and Portia avoid downstairs. Gregory Slyme bursts in, pale and pleading, as Sir Christopher demands he leave. Mark Gore notes a new dangerous purpose forming in Slyme. To be continued.
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Dulce
Portia
Sir Christopher
Old Slyme
Gregory Slyme
Mark Gore
Wood Roof Tiles From Warsach Russia
Wood roof tiles are produced in Warsach Russia from thin glued wood sheets with crossed grain to form a stable elastic plate. They resist weather after pitch, withstand boiling water for hours, and weigh twelve pounds per square yard. Fireproofing is achieved by saturating with potassium silicate.
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Warsach
Russia
Boston to build Paul Revere public school
Boston plans a new public school named for Paul Revere with a total project cost around 3 million dollars including site. The building will feature light pink granite and brick terra cotta and will include public bathing facilities for children.
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Boston
Paul Revere
Rose Swart Named Wisconsin Teachers Association President
Rose C Swart named president of the Wisconsin State Teachers Association after close support from teachers statewide. The Pennsylvanian native rose through Elk Horn Janesville and Madison schools before Oshkosh Normal where she leads practice work.
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Rose C. Swart
Wisconsin State Teachers Association
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Racine
Miss Swart
Elkhorn
Janesville
Madison
Oshkosh Normal
The
Normal
Misa Swart
Cheever
Milwaukee Normal
Mayne
Milwaukee
Misa’ Swart
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South Dakota
Hot Springs
State
G. A. St
Ifé
TF. E. Clough
Board of Commissioners
Beyon
Groton
Ed. A. Deitz
Bagley Elevator Company
Mis Safe
Twin Cities
Philadelphia
E. Dana Durand
Stanford University
California
Economics
Social Science
Ile
Oberlin
Cornell University
New York State Library
Albany
John Rush
Brule County
North Star Mines
North Star Group
Penobscot
French Creek
Custer
Henry Schenk
Leopold Dall
L. Briebus
C. Austin
John Schenk
Omaha
Board of Health of
Parkston
Rapid City
Gov. Lee
Black Hills
Pierre City
O. O. EF
Worthing
South Dakota's Fair
Beatrice
C. C. Farlow
J. D. White
Gus Oberg
Mountain City
Hills
Episcopalians
Spearfish
Charles O'Neill
Gettysburg
H. E. Mayhew
Sioux Falls
Ecoral
Prairie Report
Christian Church of Aberdeen
W. P. Shambart
State University At
Vermillion
Democrats
Pennington County
Democratic Club
Wilbur McCurdy
Sturgis
Boatright
John Lawrence
Whitewood
C. M. Coe
Walter S. Riblet
Brown County
Yawson
Thomas M. Jones
Bath
la Roe Woodman
Columbia
Seattle
Odd Fellows’ Lodge of
Deadwood
L. J. Lewis
Cardiff
Wales
Wyoming Range
Illinois
Iowa
A. N. Waters
A. H. Wheaton
Menno
Union County
W. G. Reese
Hermosa
Frost
Gilbert Gilman
John McDonnell
Gilman
Board of County Commissioners
New Bar Association of
First Judicial District
Robert Dollard
Scotland
C. H. Dillon
H. C. Tilton
L. B. French
N. J. Cramer
H. J. Campbell
J. A Copeland
R. J. Gamble
Aig
Poe
Slyme
Rch
San Francisco
New York Post
Congress
United States
House
Hash
Tommy
Swart
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