Community notes from White Lake reports fire at lumber plant
Wile Take chairs the meeting while Mike Griffin and Woodward assist in Chamberlain. Rich Hiisman, Jake Krell, and Henry Krell visit Sioux Falls to train local bowers. Lanphere Henrichs Lumber plant in Rapid City burns with 35000 loss and 12000 insurance. it will be rebuilt. Fifty million feet of lumber and logs stored nearby escaped total loss.
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Wile Take
Mike Griffin
Ben Khosen
Bard
Woodward
Chamberlain
Rich Hiisman
Jake
Henry Krell
Sioux Falls
Queen City
Los
Shieldon
Bred
Bannicik
Sioux City
Lanphere-Henrichs Lumber Company
Rapid City
Ios
ASW
U Henrichs
First National Bank of
White Lake
Henrichs
Alfalfa Seed Sale Planned by South Dakota Regents
The alfalfa seed from Siberia, mostly for distribution to South Dakota farmers, will be sold in limited amounts by Prof. James W. Wilson at five dollars per pound after initial farmer allocations. Requests to Prof. N. B. Hansen must arrive by February 15 with four cents postage. Proceeds fund Prof. Hunsman’s trip expenses and seed testing assurance accompanies each purchase.
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Brookings
Hanisen
Siberia
South Dakota
N. B. Hansen
Board of Regents
Hansen
James W. Wilson
Poe
Hunson
Wilson
Independents File Declarations for County Offices
Independent candidates have filed declarations with County Auditor R A Zangie to appear on the independent column in the March 24 election. Mt Vernon’s D G L McLeod and Beulah Twp’s J C Lehman seek Third District commissioner, with Democrats predicting a fight. Other independents include Geo Dougherty vs Grant Thorne, state senator from Davie county, and Dr Re D Laumie for state central committeeman, plus J D Doane auditor John Althen treasurer John Ti Nelson county surveyor and Lauritz Miller attorney. Pred C Drake chairs the majority proposal committee and will select a representative by February 28.
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A Ies
R. A. Zangie
D. G L. McLeod
Mt. Vernon
J. C. Lehman
Beulah Township
Hoth
Pthiat
Geo. Vs. Dougherty
Grant Throne
Davie County
Re. Dlaumie
John Althen
John’ Ti ‘Nelson
Lauritz Miller
C. Drake
Nny
C.*. Reeves
Yankton
Leylond
Royal C. Johnson
Aberdeen
Frank M. Byrne
Haulkton
Peter Norbeck
Redfield
Fantk M. Rood
Philip
C. ©. Caldwell
Loward
J. W. Handlin
Suirgis
A. W. Ewer Pierre
Liinds
Red Hepperlee
Mureka
Lugs
Parkston
P. W. Dougherty
Pierre
J. L. Lockhart
United States
H. Burke
Blaney
Mitchell
Congress
Dick Woods
Sioux Falls
Prank McNulty
Henry B. Anderson
T. S. Eyveritt
Prank 32
Glassner
Tyndall
A Lorrest
Canton
J. D. Keller
J. W. Harris
Mobridge
Conrad Koreman
Sioux Walls
Fred L. Shaw
Ihuren
O. S. Opheim
Sisseton
N. 2
Rock
Hd. 3S. Johnson
Theodore Bailey
Straits
John M. Wing
St. Lawrence
Harry J. Gandy
Wasta
J. W. McCarter
Bow
Brule County Farmer Dies by Own Action
Funeral held at the Capital church for Mrayland Dien Hylahd of Brule County. The editor from Brule County and early 1880s in Cleveland township was noted in a brief obituary fragment.
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Kimball
Mray Dien Hylahd
Mrayland
Ie Sant
Brule Coun- Péoling
Mi iGcited
Cleveland Township
Early Richland settler John Turnbetz dies in Brule County
Mrs Hyland and her husband settled in the township long ago. John Turnbetz a wealthy Richland farmer, dies in Richland township on Tuesday. He had no wife or children. The funeral will be held at his home on Wednesday.
Taken for forgeries at Wall
An apparently foreign born man calling himself Columbus was arrested in Owanka D. 8 for forging checks at Wall. He allegedly passed a $39 forged check at a Wall hotel and received $10 cash. Peter Lemley, who caught the forger, suspects slight mental derangement. The defendants were taken to Wall for preliminary hearings.
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Owanka
Columbus
Wall
Peter Lemley
State
S D Woman Is 100 Years Old
Toronto South Dakota celebrates Kari A Mundahl reaching her 100th birthday with open house. Born in Norway, she moved from Minnesota to South Dakota with her daughter after a long life on farms in Wisconsin and Minnesota. She has one son, one daughter, five grandchildren, eleven great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
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Toronto
S. D
South Dakota
Kari A. Mundahl
Deuel County
Fairfax
Minnesota
Norway
Andrew J. Mundahl
America
Madison Wisi
Norway Grove
Wis
Arndahl
More Cuty
Phillip Herd to Be Sold from Ft Pierre Pasture
The Scotty Phillip buffalo herd in a ten thousand acre pasture near Ft Pierre South Dakota is placed on the market by Phillip Phillip and George Phillip Jr administrators of the late James Scotty Phillip. The herd now includes 70 yearlings 66 two year olds and 275 older animals all full bloods and mostly born in captivity.
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Gettysburg
S. D
Child Frozen on the Prairie
In Allen South Dakota the four year old Ralston Lindsay son of Rev and Mrs Lindsay wandered several miles from home while going to a church to meet his father. He was found dead from exposure near Short Bear’s lodge after the search continued all afternoon and into the following day. Goose Face the Sioux warrior located the body.
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Goose Face
Short Bear
Test suit on judge candidacy rights filed in South Dakota
Terank McNulty minority candidate for congress in the Second district plans an agreed test suit this afternoon to challenge the constitutional prohibition on a judge running for another office during a term. Secretary of State refusal to certify McNulty’s name to counties is at issue. Judge W G Rice of Deadwood and John G Quartine of Oneonia filed independent Republican nominating petitions in the Third district.
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Oneonia
Parker Family Burned In Parker Home Tragedy
S J Parker W J McCoy Mrs McCoy and their seven year old son died in a morning fire one mile north of Parker. A defective stove is blamed as the blaze gut the dwelling and neighbors say Mr McCoy rushed inside to save them but did not emerge.
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Parker
S. J
W. J. McCoy
McCoy
McCoys
Mr. McCoy
Hughes County Men Rally Behind Burke Campaign
A Burke for senator campaign committee has formed in Hughes County to run an independent, party-free effort. J.2. Wipple chairs, Otto Linstad is secretary, Val Willingins treasurer with L. L Branch, 2. C. Warren, Glenn W. Martens, Jas. R. McKnight, C. L. Bakin, and W. S. Stewart on the executive team.
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Burke l
Mutual Insurance for Black Hills Farmers
Pierre South Dakota reports that Mutual Insurance Company of Black Hills Farmers, to be renamed Warmers Mutual, filed articles of incorporation in Spearfish. The firm plans to insure farm property in Lawrence Meade Pennington Mall River Butt Custer and Harding counties. Officers include Dilivan president Johnson vice president Martin secretary Summers treasurer with founders Ole Christiansen and G B Heitzel. Incorporators include Virgil Hardware of Virgil and others from Spearfish and Mitchell.
Squatter Pierre Thomas Gains Final Proof on Long- held Fort Bennett Tract
Pierre Thomas of Ft Bennett completed final proof in the land office yesterday after living twenty six years on the tract he secured title to as a squatter. The lengthy occupation preceded his formal claim and consolidation of ownership under the homestead process.
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Pierre
Hitchcock Declines Run for National Committeeman
Petitions arrived in Pierre for Herbert Hitchcock as a Democrat candidate for national committeeman and for a state committeeman in the same class. Hitchcock told the secretary of state he had not signed the declaration to run and would not do so, saying the action was considered but he would not consent. He noted today is the last day for filing independent positions.
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Pierre
S. D
Tallr
Herbert , Hitchcocck
Mitchell
Reud BE. Dana
Armour
Hitchcock
Brookings Commercial Club Elects Directors and Officers
At the Brookings Commercial Club annual meeting A W Hyde G A Starling C B Hall J W Browning and Co Poole were elected directors for a one year term with half chosen every six months. The board then elected officers President A W Hyde Vice President C W Hall and Secretary C A Tilis. The retiring president Phile…
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Brookings
S. D
Brookings Commercial Club
A. W. Hyde
G.A. Starring
C. B. Hall
J. W. Browning
Co. Poole
C. W. Hall
C. A. Tilis
Phile
Retirement tribute honors Dr. KR Ly at state college
The club reviewed the year, passed resolutions for retiring state college president Dr. KR Ly, and lamented his reassignment. An emblem watch charm was presented to him as he reflected on the institution’s growth on the hill over the past decade.
South Dakota rail fare ruling upholds 24 cent rate
Judge Willard of St Paul sustains 24 cent passenger rate as constitutional though injunctive, may allow recovery of excess charges under new anti confiscation law. Court says 2 cent rate is confiscatory, defers full enforcement pending changes, and allows action to recover excess fares.
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Sioux Balls
South Dakota
Willard
St. Paul
J. Mowed Gates
Lie
State Supreme Court
Master In Chancery
Romance Culminates After Twenty Years in Aberdeen
The Rev. John W. Hyslop joined Stephen Wade Jr of North Yakima, Washington, and Hen M. Bray of St Thomas Ontario in marriage at St Marks Church Aberdeen South Dakota after a twenty year courtship. Wade and Bray met near Ordway long ago, separated by a lover’s quarrel, then rekindled in 1912 during Bray’s visit to North Yakima. They faced marriage-law hurdles in Ontario but chose to wed here and planned to travel to North Yakima after the ceremony.
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Mr. Wade
Miss Bray
Sarly
Ontario
North Yakima
Wever
John Wade
Orbaha
Denver
Salt Like
State tickets completed for South Dakota March primary
Yesterday was the filing deadline and party lines list complete. Republicans led by S X Way and J L Lockhart finalize senatorial and gubernatorial rosters with Burke, McCarter, Knapp and others. Democrats and Prohibitionists file full slates across districts with noted candidates. Independent Republicans also offer petitions for congress and governor. Judicial candidates Vira Circutt and Johnny Tiplan filed petitions.
Commissioner Praises Clean Towns In Western South Dakota
State Insurance Commissioner QO K Stablein praised towns west of the Missouri River for their cleanliness and fire safety during a return trip from inspections. He noted few rubbish heaps and virtually no "waveriMSuTates" incidents in the area.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Missouri River
South Dakota
List of circuit names and officials by region
Geddes Robert B Tripp Yankton Second Circuit Edward H Wagler Sioux Falls Joseph W Jones Sioux Malls Wallace D Scott Sioux Falls Ima B F lewitt Flandreau C B Kennedy Canton Third Circuit Carl G Sherwood Clark Fourth Circuit Frank B Smith Mitchell Fifth Circuit Thos L Bouck Milbank Sixth Circuit John F Hughes St Pierre Seventh Circuit Clarence L Lewis Rapid City Levi McGee Rapid City Eighth Circuit James C McNen ny Sturgis Nerbert H Dewey Lead Ninth Circuit Alva A Taylor Huron Charles P Warren Huron Tenth Circuit Joseph St Bottum Paulkton Eleventh Circuit Will iam son Oacoma James I t Hannett Winner Twelfth Circuit Raymond t Dill man Timber Lake Ray J Murphy Lemmon
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Geddes
Robert B. Tripp
Yankton
Edward KH. Waglner
Sioux Falls
Joseph W. Jones
Sioux Malls
Wallace D. Scott
Ima BF
Rapid City
Levi McGee
James C. McNenny
Sturgis
Nerbert H. Dewey
Alva &. Taylor
Huron
Charles P. Warren
Joseph St. Bottuim
Paulkton
Willianson
Oacoma
James I. T Hannett
Raymond T. Dillman
Timber Lake
Ray J. Murphy
Lemmon
School meeting in Davison county celebrates progress and prizes
Davison county annual school meeting drew a capacity crowd as Dean HE C. Perisho urged rural school improvements and sanitary safety. Dr F D Gillis outlined hygiene and classroom care while 245 exhibitors, led by Mt. Vernon students, showcased manual training domestic science and clay modelling.
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Davison County
HE. C. Perisho
State University
F. D. Gillis
Dean Perisho
Gillis
If. Growne
Maria Quisley
Patterson
Marl Schroeder
Kermit Tallgutter
Mt. Vernon
Hrnnest Ruhberg
Blendou Jschool No
Herman Ruhberg
George Rotrig
Mt. Vernon School No. 4
Ivy Davis
Grant School
Perry Township
Marie Garvin
Counties Unite In War Upon Cattle Rustlers
Lelle Fourche S D region hosts a meeting of county officials from Lawrence Meade Pennington Butte and Harding to form a cross border fight against cattle and horse rustlers. The plan adds Crook Fallon Bowman counties and shifts mileage costs to each county. W R Glassie of Butte elected association president and I E Bennett named secretary.
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Lelle Fourche
S. C
Missouri River
Lawrence
Meade
Pennington
Butte
Harding
Crook County
Wyoming
Fallon County
Montana
Bowman County
North Dakota
W. R. Glassie
Butte County Commissioners
I. E. Bennett
Thomas Cox Chooses Return From Central Africa Mine
Reliance S D headlines that Thomas Cox, once a South Dakotan, will return to the United States after two of his white companions were killed and eaten by natives in central Africa where he has worked in a paw mine for some time. The article notes the mine in which he is employed.
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Reliance
S. D
Central Africa
Ipaw
Thomas Cox
South
Remote Central Africa Feels Indigenous Risk After Mine Host
A reader report notes a man named Cox who traveled from South Dakota to old Mexico then central Africa for mining. He and two companions were killed and eaten by local tribes near a mine, with the tribesmen living about thirty miles from the operation. The letter dated Oct 20 mentions these events after his arrival.
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Central Africa
South Dakota
Cox
Old Mexico
Tym Favored As Republican Candidate For State's Attorney
Rumor centers on Charles F Tym of the firm Giddings Tym as the likely GOP choice for state's attorney in the March primaries after W I Tipton withdraws. Independent Lauritz Miller would be sole opposition if Tym enters. Drake and the county committee must name nominees by February 28 for both state’s attorney and representative seats.
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Charles F. Tym
W. I. Tipton
Tym
Giddings & Tym
Lauritz Miller
Tymlis
Wred CC. Drake
Republiccan County
Vaceant
Tipton
C. Ik. Reeves
Sterling Puts In New Bill
South Dakota Senator Dean Shee ling proposes a state based agricultural extension plan to deliver farming and home economy education directly through state colleges rather than federal agents. The measure aims to tailor instruction to local conditions and farmers in South Dakota.
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Washington, D. C
South Dakota
Dean Sheeling
United States Senate
Jlate Smith
Georgia
Congress
Senator Sterling
Sterling
Washington
Reward Offered for Auto Smasher in Vicinity
A standing reward is offered for the arrest and conviction of a suspect dubbed the Auto Smasher. He places glass rocks on highways traveled at night, endangering motorists. Jed Kost, his wife, and two friends were recent victims when a large rock caused a crash. Kost suffered bruises and cuts.
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Keemann
SL. D
Jacek
Jed Kost
Kost
Fost
Gen Conklin to Enter Hot Springs Sanitarium
Clark South Dakota Gen. 8S J Conklin a pioneer business man and former adjutant general of the South Dakota national guard leaves for the Battle Mountain sanitarium at Hot Springs to receive treatment. He plans to stay about three months.
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Clark
S. D
J. Conklin
South Dakota National Guard
Battle Mountain Sanitarium
Hot Springs
Mothers Pension Law Upheld by Court in South Dakota
Rapid City judge Levi McGee ruled the mothers pension act constitutional after overruling Custer county's demurrer in the case brought by Mrs. H. J. Putnam to be made a beneficiary. The county argued lack of funds until taxes are collected, but the court found no constitutional flaw.
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Rapid City
S. D
Custer County
H. J. Putnam
Custer
Levi McGee
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Watertown
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Deadwood
Charles B. Fousek
Pukwana
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Parkiston
WW. Tower
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Will P. Chamberlain
Utica
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D. C. Bond
Francis Atwood
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Wellsburg
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M. I. Bacon
W. F. Bauer
William G.rice
J. G. Bartine
Richard O. Richards
Iluron
O. W. Butterfield
O. Stakke
Woonsocket
W. B. Jump
K. Thompson
Northville
J. D. Wilson
H. Brown
HH. Nolt
W. J. Haberlein
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Castlewood
F. B. Steece
C. V. Templeton
U. S
C. F. Tym
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Hutchinson County
Conklin
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