Deputy Resigns Over War Views From Chief Deputy
A Kimball deputy resigns amid pro Allied stance against the sheriff and county, citing war policy and urging anti-German voters. He vows to run for sheriff to unseat Herrlein, stating his aim for lasting peace while acknowledging policy clashes within the official family.
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Kimball
Henry Herrlein
Brule
Bern
Eed
Sherif Herrlein
W. Harker
Te County
Chfe
Boung
South Dakota
Germany
England
Mark
Elften
Resolutions of Sympathy Honor Dakota Wesleyan Leaders
Resolutions of sympathy were adopted in memory of Dr Thomas Nicholson wife of the former president Rev St N Kratz and Rev Duane Aitenbark. The statements voiced condolences to Dr Nicholson and his daughters noting her Christian character and dedication. The board also offered sympathy to Rev Cratz and the late Duane Rifenbark family and praised their service to Dakota Wesleyan University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nicholson
St. N Kratz
Duane Aitenbark
Sister Nicholson
Dakota Wesleyan University
Dr. Nicholson
Reuben N. Cratz
Dakota Wesleyan
Ross
Duat Rifenbark
Nearby towns unite for good roads in Day County Me
Three municipalities in Day County Me Vernon Ethan and Mitshell intend to back the good roads movement. Each town will be represented by a committee formed at the Commercial Club meeting held Monday night at Mitchell.
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Dayfeon County
Vernon
Ethan
Mitshell
O ‘Eee
Mitchell
Kites
Morgans
Ta ea innccence Fa ares aie Scare MTan a ERR
Ta ea innccence Fa ares aie Scare MTan a ERR.
Rifle Team Match Planned at Redfield Encampment
Company F of Mitchel South Dakota National Guard accepts a challenge from Company 1 of 3th City for a rifle team match. The contest is proposed to be held at Redfield July 6 to 7, with a qualification course per the 1913 Small Arms manual. Only eligible companies from March 1915 report may shoot. captains to select eight men by July 7 with five named to the file. Officers may participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchel
South Dakota National Yard
Redfield
Karl B. Rowley
Inia
Ao oThat
Witien
Golf Links Good Says Expert Hails Mitchell Club Site
Fritz Barteh of Aberdeen Country Club inspected the 40 acre Raymond tract on East First Ventures road and praised its contour for a top Northwest golf course. He noted natural hazards and a mix of level ground water trees and hills to make the course sporty yet enjoyable. Mitchell club members plan a meeting at the Elks club Monday at 8 to decide on purchasing the site and launching the organization.
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Mitchell Country Club
Fritz Barteh
Aberdeen Country Club
Yesterdday
Bartek
Raymond
First
Vents Road
Barteh
Barth
Mitchell
Elks’ Club
Small Grain Outlook in South Dakota Hailed Despite Rain
Farmers report small grains in good condition despite heavy rainfall and late spring cold. Crop development lags about ten days but seen recoverable with warm weather. With last fall’s late start, yield may near average. millet and cane planted in low spots as alfalfa hay abundance reduces millet area. Despite adverse weather, optimism remains while Dakota compares to Iowa and Minnesota where wet spell persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North ‘West
Towa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Three Steam Boats All at Once at Pierre
Report of three steam boats seen together at the Pierre riverfront including the Mc Pherson from down river and the Mandan from up river, with a large loose boat arriving, evoking memories of older Missouri river trade days.
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Pierre Pierre
McPherson
Upper
Missouri
Mitchell's Hall of Fame Portrait of Dr Hoagland Emerges
A long profile sketches Dr John S Hoagland of Mitchell as a dynamic church leader and education ally. Born in New Jersey and educated at DePauw University, he earned a doctor of Divinity and led temperance and civic reform efforts. His Mitchell pastorate at First Church has grown membership and transformed the Green Castle campus church, with a 2000 weekly attendance and a rising influence in public life.
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John S. Hoashind
Dalinwig
Jan Wesley
South Dakota
Alma Water
DePauwst University
S. Hoagland
Roernelsar
Pean Srataaleenianta
New Jersey
Fehnizen
DePauw Universisity
Methodist
Indiana
Fine Theological School
College of Liberal Arts
Northwest Indiana Conference
Terre Haute
Michigan City
Greencastle
College Avenue
Episcopal
Chaurch
Depaus University
Mitchell
Greeneast Conference
Mtty-elehth
Crawfordsville
Ind
Peasland
D. D
Dakota
Dakota Wesleyan University
Hoagland
Jesus Christ
Collese Avenue
Teagland
Brotherhood of the Dakota Conference
Hoaland
Northwest Indiana
Baltimore
Minneapolis
Renee
Eencastre
Toseland
Depawn
Bis
Alice Deckman
Henry Hoagland
Reindeh
Fin Moleskins
Christ
S. D. Pastor Detained as Spy in Scotland Far North
Sioux Falls reports Rev W Schroeder German American pastor detained as a suspected spy after British authorities claim forged citizenship papers. Pastor, visiting Germany, awaits proper credentials in Edinburgh prison with travel papers held by Hartland Savings Bank. It may take ten days to two weeks before release and continuation to the fatherland.
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Sioux Falls
Ford
W. Schroeder
Fortiond
Vicinlty
Edinburgh
Scot
Een
Kainburgh
Nee
Child Falls On Rattler, Survives Harmlessly
A Draper child, son of Victor Mm., fell onto a rattlesnake in a clump of vegetation. The grandmother pulled the child away just as the reptile struck, the boy landing hip on the snake’s head and neck, disabling it before it could bite. The youngster was moved to safety with no injuries.
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Everre
Victor Mm
Draper
County Commissioners Debate Saloons Licenses Despite Opposition
The county commission discussed granting license licenses for saloons. Chairman and Commissioner votes varied, with Parkston voting for the license and Toft moving to table the matter. Final decision favored approving licenses in county towns, despite some members opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jere
Parkston
Geney
Trip
Move Made to Disbar Egan in Supreme Court
Attorney General Molwell Tate filed with the supreme court a report on a petition by John W. Kirkland of Minnesota County seeking the disbarment of George W. Egan, a Sioux Falls attorney. The report covers multiple charges and cases, urging the court to investigate further and consider action, with Caldwell reporting on additional counts not in the petition. The petition was filed May 14, and the court instructed the attorney general to conduct an investigation and report.
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Genera Molwell
Tate
Supreme Court
John W. Kirkland
Minnesata County
George W Egan
Sioux Falls
Bean
Rirkland
Jacob Halland
Gervetson
Rijksauer
Charles Mix County
Caldwell
Kirkland
Thetorney General
Beulah Farmers Hear Talks on Farm Futures and Cholera
Beulah farmers met at the Strother home with Prof. Dick Lewallen and Vey Valentine as speakers. Lewallen urged better farm homes and roads, tidy machinery, and evening reading to balance work with recreation, while Valentine discussed hog cholera economics and sanitation. Co operation among farmers and future eradication efforts were emphasized, with plans for a follow up gathering two weeks later.
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Dick Lewallen
Ue Mitchell High School
Vey Valentine
Davison County
Beulah
D N. Strother
Sil
Guernsey Islands
Guernsey
Tn Ls
Valentin
South Dakota
Panama
J. Il. Sasler
Fireworks trade shifts with safer novelties heading Mitchell shops
A Mitchell report notes no price rise for fireworks amid loose federal rules and weak export demand. Dealers showcase safer items like candy-filled “safety crackers” and novelty canes such as “the Wizard of the Rockies” that spark brief flashes to imitate snowfall, while imports decline and traditional pyrotechnics fade from the scene.
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Euirope
Mitchell
Chim
United States
Rockies
Hutchinson County Nears Dry Law Change
South Dakota state game commission met Saturday and selected deputies to oversee southeast district. L. C. Hayley of Sioux Falls will replace C. J. Kelley who moves to a state game preserve near Custer as game warden. A. B. Whitney named office deputy.
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Mson . Herre
S. D
State Game Commission
L. C. Hayley
Sioux Falls
C.J. Kelley
Kelley
Custer
A.B. Whitney
W A Co Ed To Inherit Estate
Miss Marc Moran Wopted daughter of Mr and Mrs Jenny Moran, Thurles Mix county, is advised she is an heir to an estate valued at 61000 after the death of a distant relative. Adopted by Donny Moran and wife, she learned the truth about her birth parents and now resides near Lake Atlesfa while studying at Dakota Wesleyan University.
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Marc Moran
Jenny Moran
Thurles Mix County
Donny Morani
Howe
Lake Atlesfa
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mit
Tady
Ieritea
Rainfall record for season reaches heavy totals
Government weather observer reports present season rainfall from April 1 to mid May reaching 5.12 inches locally with months showing 2.8 inches in April and 16 inches unusual for the period. Observed heavy downpours extend from Tulare to Artesia and north toward Gonzales with scattered hail noted but little reported structural damage.
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Clee Downey Eather
Girhl
Todas
Tulare
Way
Artesian Ait Rorestbare
Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
Mane
Tune & Jane
Tune
Supreme Court ruling limits private duck passes in state
Webster’s state supreme court decision restricts lease practices for duck passes, limiting riparian landowners’ control over navigable waters. It affirms public access rights for hunting, boating and fishing while allowing private land use not to interfere with public rights.
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McCoy
Algo
Mitchell Braves Triumph In Doubleheader Wins
Mitchell’s Braves routed Howard 41 5 in seven innings and edged Plankinton 12 in twelve innings at Tobias Park. Crumline led with five home runs across the two games, while Kahler and Fettis contributed for Plankinton. Louis Tift caught for Mitchell as Kaier matched up against Letcher, and the first Ladies Day of the season is set for Thursday with free admission for women at Hitcock Park.
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Mitchell
Braves
Howard
Plantinion
Tobias Park
Leteher
Cool
Plankinton
Teasure
Boul
Fife
Cragaring
Gilmore
Desitva
Kahler
Fetts
Marty Fettis
Bela Plankinton
Lwo
Louis Tift
Kaier
Letcher
Hitclcock Park
Drowning Tragedy After Nebraska Flood Claims Twin Children
A severe cloudburst on the Moss Rome area near Santee Nebraska caused rapid flooding. Mrs Ross slipped into rising water while carrying her twin children, who were drowned before help could reach them. The aged mother of Rev Amos Ross and John Ross was exposed to the elements and is reported in critical condition. A marriage license was issued to Alfred C. Priesor and Mary K. Weeple of Isthan.
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Baron
Amososs
Santee
Neb
John Ross
Rome
Wille
Amos Ross
Jouness
Alfred ¢. Pries:or
Mary K. Weeple
Isthan
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Brule County
Harker
Lowns
Ferenor
KIEL
Mlutch
Aberdeen
Mitchell’s Hall OF Fame
S.D
Scotland
Rattler
Egan
Furthet
Charles
Beulah Farmers
Dog
Tose 88
Hutchinson County
W. A
Talpan
Flasi
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