South Dakota Tennis Tournament to Open in Sioux Falls
The Sioux Falls event hosts the second annual South Dakota Tennis Association tournament July 19 to 21 with gentlemen’s singles and doubles and consolation rounds. Entries close July 16 with A J Keith. prizes include solid gold watches rings and other gear for winners and consolation prizes.
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Hioux Falls
Kivesting
Sioux Paulie Tennis Percentation
Sooth Dakota Tennis Association
Vantage Wenmies
Cgoodeich Championship Balloy
Staration
A. J. Keith
Dohler
Doulles
Sb. Hirst
Tober m
Concolatione
Erade
Conseil Wien
Club Seudine
Do Wright & Olsen
Goodrich
Epworth League Assembly Brimming With Excellence
In Winton, Dakota, the Interstate Epworth Assembly announces a 1904 program packed with lectures, concerts, and debates across ten days from June 30 to July 12. Notables include Dr Nicholson Bishop Gerry and Hiawatha programs, with speakers from Wisconsin and Jerusalem. Also listed are weddings and a guard enlistment as Salem residents prepare for Watertown camp.
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Oynton
Interstate
Epworth Assembly
G. A. Tt
Gath
Dakota
North
John A Loren
Mpworth League
KH Wrohock
Jomes Nicholson
Australia
Winton White
Justain
Mpworth
Nicholson
Joseph J. Gerry
Hinton White
Bishop Berry
Nantel B. Bradley
Lowsouldene
Grinnell
Fife
Mitchell
Pierre
Mitchell da Branson
Gredley
Rrs
Hortha Dahl
H.W. Muartis
E . Pettigrews
Farmer Kills Farmer Near Woonsocket South Dakota
W G Cadebread a farmer twelve miles north of Woonsocket was shot and killed by H J W Hubbard just across Beadle county. Hubbard bought a 32 calibre revolver the day before and is jailed at Juton. Cadebread and Hubbard were said to be partners on the same farm. Cadebread left a wife and nine children.
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Woonsocket
S. D
W. G. Cadebread
H. J. W Hubbard
Hubbard
Beadle County
Juton
Cadebread
Third Regiment
Brakeman Clinton Joy Fatally Struck Near Helhind
Clinton Joy, a freight brakeman from Huron, was killed yesterday afternoon when he lay on the track ahead of a way freight near Helhind. The engineer could not stop in time. Joy had been sent to flag the train and likely fell asleep or was stunned by a fall on the rails. He leaves a father, two brothers, and a sister in Huron.
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Huron
S. 1
Clinton Joy
Helhind
Weather and Crop Outlook Report
The week brought warm weather with showers aiding crops. Wheat oats barley rye show good progress though some weedy fields. corn improves but lags for the season. Hay outlook bright. millet and flax sowing finished. potatoes in good condition. fruit outlook favorable. livestock on ranges deteriorating as they gain appetite rapidly.
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Harry
Man Thrown From Buggy in Aberdeen Tragedy
Prancia Lee Shadduck died after being thrown from a buggy while driving drunk companions on a run. He struck his head on a curbstone, the skull crushed, and died yesterday. The incident occurred as the horse turned a corner despite his attempts to steer straight.
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Aberdeen
Prancia Lee Shadduck
Shadduck
Tacoma Park Association
Association
Wmn. 1
Nolan
Minnesota
Woyochiki Tyenaga
Yokio
Japan
John Z. White
Freeman Knowle
Pettigrew
Sioux Palls
Robert J. Gamble
Yankton
Coe T. Crawford
Boston
Old Settlers
Firemen Parade Shines In South Dakota Tourney
State firemen gathered in Canton for a parade with nearly 500 volunteers from 22 towns including Pierre Vermillion Mitchell and Lesterville taking top honors. Parkston band led uniforms drew crowds. Pierre won two prizes for most men and longest distance while Vermillion and Lesterville earned band and youth awards respectively.
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Pierre Mitchell
Vermillion
Lesterville
Parkston
Canton
S. D
State
Pierre
Watertown
Parker
Beresford
Chamberlain
Armour
Centerville
Geddes
Hartford
Sisseton
Clear Lake
Madison
Werntworth
Castlewood
Mitchell
C. H. Fitch
W. Rohrer
A. W. Turker
Ihe Association
Reimer
Participe
Lion
Wienles
Partridge
Washburn
Reiner
Walker
Markeston
Endowment funds allocated to South Dakota institutions
The state endowment department distributes June collections to state institutions. Totals exceed last year with a to the nearest dollar split including State University 1876, Agriculture College 2429, Deaf and Dumb School 516, Reform School 160, Madison Normal 489, Spearfish Normal 489, Springfield Normal 889, Northern Normal 970, School of Mines 804, Blind Asylum 398, Northern Hospital for the Insane 150.
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Spearfish Normal
Springfield Normal
Northern Normal
School of Mines
Blind Asylum
Northern Hospital For Insane
Pioneer Picnic Draws 2000 in Sturgis
Two thousand Black Hills pioneers attended the annual Sturgis picnic with excursion trains bringing visitors from Hills towns. J. J. Williams, sole surviving Gordon party member of 1874 now living in the county, was a notable figure as the day proved sunny and pleasant.
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Sturgi Sturgis
Lwo
Black Hills
J. J. Williams
Storm Hits Sturgis Area With Heavy Rain and Hail
A terrific rain and hail storm passed over Sturgis South Dakota at about 6:30 PM. Hail caused considerable damage while the swollen creeks washed out bridges and roads.
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Sturgis
S. D
Three Men Hold Most City Valuations Cash in Deadwood
The Deadwood city assessor reports total valuations at 1,834,000 dollars for the year. Three men together hold about 2,000 in personal cash deposits, with over 1,000 dollars on deposit in Deadwood banks. The figures come from the assessor’s completed tally and local financial notes.
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Deadwood
S. 1
VO Saered Gaelson
Puiriner
Congesseman Martin
Tree Reiun
Hasina Farmer Severely Injured in Unusual Tin Can Incident
A prominent farmer named Hasina tear Sioux walls when a tin can edge slashed Harstad's wrist as a heavy tool was used to free a trapped person. The cut reached bone, and despite efforts to aid him, the vetting surgery could not prevent severe bleeding before possible transfer to Sioux for artery tying and stitching.
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Hasina
Irinnily
Harstad
Moe
Daring Escape Attempt At Sioux Falls Penitentiary
Two prisoners nearly escaped the Sioux Falls penitentiary after tearing a wall and digging a hole through a cell partition. The guards discovered the breach before completion. the inmates remain confined as punishment.
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Pthrough
Vic
Promising crops in county as heat aids corn yield
Reports from Redfield area note favorable conditions with no heavy rain last night and warm days boosting corn growth. Expected to push yields this season though some sections fear delayed wheat and other grains due to uneven showers. Nearby, a local death is reported and forest beetle control efforts continue in Deadwood.
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Redfield
Sowkins
Sioux Guardsmen To Represent Sioux Falls At Encampment
The state national guard units including two companies and the Second Regiment Band will represent Sioux Falls and vicinity at the annual encampment. They left Linux Falls on a special train as a large crowd gathered to bid the soldiers farewell.
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Sioux Malls
S. 1
State National Guard
Sioux Walls
State Nationa Guard
Watertown
Linux Falls
Dijiot
Swan resigns from reform school post starting July 7
T. M. Swan, recently appointed assistant superintendent of the state reform school, announces his resignation effective July 7. Swan, formerly of Waukesha Wisconsin, had moved to South Dakota to assume the position, citing hesitation in accepting the role.
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T. M. Swan
Stati Xorm Synod
Peankinjon
Swit W
Waukesha
Tharty
South Dakota
Reform School
Invasion of western presses sparks Fort Pierre fill
Grant Dowell of Pierre’s Pree Press expands westward taking three printing offices. Fort Pierre residents respond by establishing new town papers and hosting celebrations as the region fills with activity and correspondence from the western fronts.
Public Lynching of Dunham Near Bellefontaine
In Memphis on June 28 a mob hanged Starting Dunham a black man accused of assaulting white girls including a 14 year old near Bellefontaine. The little Wilson girl identified him and pulled the noose from a horse to signify the hanging witnessed by over 3,000 people. Dunham was captured near Vienna Ala and brought to Walthall jail amid mob calm and threats of burning. Governor Vardaman learned of the capture too late to prevent the execution.
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Memphis
Tenn
Aspec
Uropa
Miss
Dunhfim
John Wilson
Bellefontaine
Dunn
Vienna
Ala
Tneilson County
Walthall
Dunham
Wilson
Duntany
Jackson
Vardaman
Europe
Wilson County
Mississippi
Five Men Drowned Off Brooklyn Yacht Isse and Katie
Five people drowned when the Is-sea and Katie yacht capsized in a heavy storm off Forty seventh street Brooklyn. Two girls ages ten and four and a 22 year old niece are among the victims. The wreck occurred yesterday afternoon and eight others were saved by Second naval battalion crews from their Thifty-second Street armory whaleboats. The bodies of Mrs Waite Clarke and Mamie Clarke were recovered.
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New York
Forty Seventh Street
Brooklyn
Isse
Katie
Second Naval Battalion
Thifty-second Street
Waite Clarke
Peter Clarke
Lizzie
Louise
Mamie Clarke
Lizzie Jason
Mrs. Clarke
Miamie Clarke
Dowie Attacks Edward, Praises Roosevelt at Carnegie Hall
John Alexander Dowie, back from his world tour, denounces King Edward and reporters at Carnegie Hall. He praises Theodore Roosevelt yet warns reporters to fear God, calling prophets mighty and predicting the king’s throne to totter. He quotes biblical wrath and warns liars of judgment.
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New York
John Alexander Dowie
Edward
Roosevelt
Carnegie Hall
Duke of Devonshire
Theodore Roosevelt
Ex-City Councilman and Wife Die After Street Car Crash
Christopher Preese and his spouse Louisa, aged over 60, were struck by a Lake Shore electric car while crossing Clifton boulevard tracks in Cleveland Meveland. The husband died instantly. the wife died minutes later.
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Meveland
Christopher Preese
Louisa
Lake Shore
Clifton Boulevard
South Dakota Cadets and Notables at the World Fair
South Dakota Agricultural College cadets visit the World’s Fair and march in daily parades. A reception at the South Dakota building is noted, with many attendees from South Dakota and neighboring states. M. J. Englert from the University of South Dakota speaks at the oratorical contest as other state representatives attend.
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South
Ohio
Utah
Kansas
Kentucky
South Dakota
Englert
J. W. Campbell
Deadwood
C. G. St. John
Clear Lake
Alida FF
Logan
Will A. Reach
Sioux Malls
J. Cooper
Wessing
Mellette
Jessie K. Warner
Mitchell
Oswald A. Alseth
Lake Preston
A. I. Pullmann
Delmont
Louis Gears
Wm. Heefer
Sturgis
J. M. Foulke
White
Will Stapleton
C. L. Tithill
Henry KF. Niesen
Sioux Falls
P. I. Nuster
Dell Rapids
H. T. Cunan
I. Parmley
Rapid City
C. JB. Charlson
Nancy Renville
Sisseton
James Quster
Worthville
Charles W. Jones
W.T. Robertson
W. T. Robertson
C. K. Buckle
Springfield
R. Ibach
Huron
J. van Egeland
Webster
Maggie
Brook J. R. Welton
Arthur Beatty
Tortero
Rank A. Dyss
Ramona
Chas. Dobbs
Mlandreau
Bowles
Groton
Gilbert Johnson
Isrwin
Guy I. Morrison
Top Bar
Martin Lim
Lars P. Larson
Vijas
Gottfried N. Aga
Gottfried N. Aga Dell Rapids; Paul Ritchie, Raymond; Wm. W. Davey, Brookings
Lena Jorgensin
Volga
Nellie I. Hoover
A. R. Goodale
Brookings
C. W. Smith
Dennis Heinault
Custer
Charles HH. Leitz
Parmley
S. N. Brown
George
M. M. Bury
John Bury
J. Phelps
G. Malcolm Aldrich
Harry Alison
Henry J. Hooker
John Wodden
Wm. F. Savage
Norah Lannon
T. J. Lannon
Madison
H. B. Frick
W. N. Cooley
Garretson
Henry
Fred A. Coller
E. GC. Issenhuth
Redfield
M. P. Beebe
Ipswich
N. Hayward
Garden City
Mabel Affreen
Alcester
Charlies L. Brown
Aberdeen
Clarance J. Norotny
Phillips
Bonesteel Prepares for Big Crowd and Cheery Deals
Bonesteel South Dakota anticipates a crowd of about 30 000 for the upcoming rush with lodging for 5000. The town offers saloons restaurants and tents along with 5 cent meals 5 cent beds and 5 cent beer. Rental values for improved land on a quarter section range from 2000 to 7000 dollars as crops look good.
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Bonesteel
Nebraska
Honesteel
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Gioux Falls
Epworth League Assembly
Salem
G. D
Micioliff
Bliss Pearl Cheadle
Rhoes
South Dakota National Guards
H. L. Hubbard
Assembly of Tacoma Park Society
S. J
Thos. Reed
Jennie A. Mason
Grand Army
H. P. Packard
Gov. Snow
Spiie
Gcomini
Reed
Arlington
George A. Silsby
Warren Osborn
Col. P. Warr
C. P. Packard
Col
Tom Brown
Medical Association Meets
Sioux Valley Organization
Sioux Bulls
Sioux Valley Medical Association
Iowa
C. J. Hoimiun
Mankato
Minn
S. A. Brown
Van
Stokes
Spink County
Rap
Goi
Terry
Verry
S. i
C. M. Senaad
J. I. Anderson
Alt Schaad
Is City
Wao
Schaed
Sds
Glack Hils Pyer Sipee
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Bullock
Leo
New York Bay
King Edward
Cleveland
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