Nineteenth Century Social News Aggregate
Mrs Lrehan hosts an afternoon gathering with prizes and socializing. Mrs Virgil Blake Tancheon wins high honor in the contest, with Mrs James Lyons and Mrs John O Connell among guests. Dinner hosted by Mrs T J Morganava celebrates Starlight chapter officers. Leo J Van Wagnen and Miss Englert wed at Farmer church with reception at the bride's home. guests from Mitchell and Farmer attend. Multiple clubs hold meetings, lectures, and social events including Halcyon, Kili Klub, and Knights of Columbus, with varied programs, prizes, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lrehan
Wham
Virgil
Blake Tancheon
Jamea Lyons
Tony
John O'Connell
M Evans
Georse
Toxo Welst
China
Genevieve Crips
Edward Yen
Barner
Airs
van Waxenen
Ty Mitchell
Hiride
Revival Meeting Inspires Converts at Methodist Service
A Sunday revival event drew many converts as preachers urged full commitment to faith. The sermon titled The Book of Conscience and Book of Influence stirred attendees, promising divine memory if one’s name is written in the Book of Life. The service closed with an impassioned appeal for surrender to God’s guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Cod
Ittsihich
Municipal Court Jurors Drawn for February Term
Jurors for the February term of municipal court under Judge Herbert will convene on the second day of the month. Names listed include John Cogan Fred Johnson Sug enbach Thomas Rathi W Gillis and Tenry Scouts from Ethan. Other panel members are Ot chrom J J Scheieh Michael J as Martin Ostrugs Wai Taylor Loomis and route specific selections from Amitehell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W M. ‘Herbert
Nin Wil
Llug
Tela
Suny
Mth
John Cogan
Fred JohnsonSugenbach
Myles
Thomas Rathi
W. Gillis
Tenry
Ethan
Otchard J. J. Scheieh
Mt A
AO. Michael
Martin Ostrugs
Wai Taylor
Loomis
Amitehell
State Office Perquisites Criticized in Abolished State Review
The secretary of state's office faces scrutiny over perquisites and disbursements traced to 1910. The comptroller notes discrepancies in accounts of W. Har, A. Piatt, and J. Nelson, with allegations of excessive travel and improper use of expense funds. The investigation calls for salary adjustments and clearer separation of private and official funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Secretary of State
Rarmers
Ualtyetiie
American Exchange Bank of
Metre
Iste
Ming
Hatte
Wesliant
Piatts
John
Travr Nees
Mate Paign Tsave
Unclear court case docket with multiple names listed
Fragmentary OCR shows a criminal case involving a state agent and hotel manager charged with assault. Several surnames appear, including Markin Walter Reiger, Brion, Koteba, Mitchel, Heck, Brey, Lyman, Transor, Helmberger, Sneek, Ditmar, Gelger, Johnston, Stombach, Edwards, Vosner, Summers, Black, and Barnard-Giles Co. The fragmentary text references Réute, Navir hotel, and a calendar, but details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markin
Walter Reiger
Sand
J. M. Brion
Angus
Joseph Koteba
Réute
Mitchell
Cat Fondar
Aguenes
Isa
Navir
Perry
Kitcher
Heck
Brey
Lyman
Jack
Helmberger Va
Dert
Sneek
Ditmar
G. Siarkye
Lor Gelger
George
Johnston
Honey Stombach
Melntsreve
Hy H. Edwards
Charl Vosner i
Summers
Charles Black
arnard-Giles Co
Micholberger
Scrutiny Finds Wasteful Practices Across State Departments
A legislative committee reports multiple abuses in 1910s state operations including inflated vouchers at the Hvat Hotel, improper land and farm acts sales in Sioux Falls, and a pattern of extra clerical pay. The inquiry cites personal gain, questionable appointments, and political campaigning interference at the soldiers home and lands departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belng
Railwe
Board of
Clisrities
Cor Cdona
Regent Dotson
Tie Coutter
Sioux Falls
Ines
Tegis| Aion
State Board of Carth
Twas
O. N
Eleet Iim
Prinel
Lane
D. Mi
Hoy
Var
McIntosh Hotel Burned in Night Fire
A hotel in McIntosh between Aberdeen and Miles City burned early morning. The 2:15 a.m. blaze destroyed the frame structure with furnishings. Guests escaped with injuries, many losing clothing. The fire was likely saved by a surrounding storm, and nearby Waffley Horn’s general store narrowly avoided total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
Rock
Aberdeen
Miles
Trolas
Ord Ani
Supreme Court ruling on railroad liability in shipment case
The court held the Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul company liable as more than an agent of Union Pacific for negligent handling of a freight shipment from Cornell, Nebraska to Aberdeen. The decision rejects Croninger as controlling, noting practical justice requires holding the initial carrier and affiliate accountable in transit disputes. Justice McCoy, joined by Gates, dissented with Smith on Croninger. Mrs Guynn and a companion depart tomorrow for a winter trip to Mobile, New Orleans, and Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Blutls
Aberdeen
Croninger
United States
Supreme Court
Justice McCoy
Massachusetts
Massachuestts
Histice Smith
Cass
Justice Gates
Justice Smith
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T. J. Morgava
Stari Ehepter
Order
Biltonell
Starlight
Aras
Fens
G. Butler
B.S
Uiey
Uae Melcher
Misa Na
Mitellenjos
Ales Istizaborh
Mies Velen Powers
Euch
J.C. Bryan
Hin
Mize
Frazier
Austin, Minn
Ies
Dakota
Dr. Tassel
Tobe
Ermes
Cone
Cea Ieatietieaedl
Bern
Woodsirn
Mics Dazton
Eyal
Halcyon cl
Halcyon Club
Fret Donaldson
J. W. Colfing
W. D. Fiery
Mir
Isaac Spears
North Newley Reot
Moxer
Spears Bees
Mad Veitchel
Yyme Tyndail
Stock Island
Kili Klub
Fon
Scott
Walt D. PE. L. Scott
Rok
J. Z. Miter
Knuights of Columbus
Anciett Order of United Workmen
Offi Thley
Cal Ser
Bs JN
Granil Devaie B. Laughtin
Pierre, Assiete
Nellie Rush
Orly
Ren
Helen Hanneman
HosTis
Rome
Ars
Archite Giravan
McGrath
Rollea
Messames
B. Porteonn
Coates Tha
Ars Sherman
Mrs. Henry
CIA
Vera Burns
Clara Daylion
Round Table
Walrath
Te Feadershy
Afra
Martin G. Witer
Meg F. J. Greenwald
Eritte
Sidbe
Mary
Noa Monte
John Schamber Hose
Collins Tefe
Ian
State Lands Department
Ft. Lockhart
David Bastian Gd
Rene
Dekk R Delaer
Aud
Peet
Tie Denar
C. C. Balkin
Dokken
Turell A. Lord
Frank P. Glasner
George W. Rosle
Epreme
G. Guynn
Little Daner
Mobile
Nic
New Orleans
Petersburg
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