Lutheran Meeting at Aberdeen S D Growth of Dak. district
In Aberdeen South Dakota the fifteenth conference of the Dakota district Iowa Synod of the Lutheran church gathers with seventy eight ministers and delegates. The district has grown from 15 congregations and about 2000 members to 150 congregations 53 ministers and 16700 members with property valued at about 230000 dollars. The meeting opens with a sermon and reports, and adjourns tomorrow after delegate elections to the grand synod in Austin Texas.
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Aberdeen
Dakota District
Iowa
The
Lutheran Church
F. Richter
Clinton
General Synod
C. G. Rosenberg
W. Schroeder
Casselton
N. C
F. Richer
Grand Synod
Austin
Tex
Dakotas
H. Hilts
A. Tang
C. Knoll
H. Melchert
H. Nagel
H. Reinhardt
Water Commission To Meet In Deadwood July 14
The South Dakota board of water commissioners will hold its first meeting under the new irrigation law in Deadwood on July 14. The session aims to adopt rules guiding board proceedings. Division 1 covers Butte Meade and Lawrence counties with Walter S. Hamilton of Belle Fourche as water commissioner. Division 2 includes the remaining western counties with S. S. Wilson of Hot Springs as commissioner. The state engineer serves as president ex officio.
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Deadwood, Sr
Board of Water Commissioners of
South Dakota
Black Hills
Butte
Meade
Lawrence
Walter S. Hamilton
Belle Fourche
Missouri River
S. 5
Wilson
Hot Springs
Deadwood Defends Its Moral Town Against New York
Deadwood South Dakota rails at New York as District Attorney Nott suggests the metropolis rivals a mining camp. The piece cites comments about vice and safety, mocking the idea that New York is morally superior.
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Deadwood
S. D
New ‘York
New York
Deadwood Dick
Nott
Canton Jail Break Escapes Three Burglar Suspects
Three burglars Henry Colvin George Gardner and James Rogers escaped Canton county jail near Centerville at 3 a.m. after drilling a bolt and cutting a bag window. Sheriff Opsal offers a $25 reward for capture. accomplice Harry Ray held for criminal assault also escaped.
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Canton
S. D
Centerville
Henry Colvin
George Gardner
James Rogers
Opsal
Harry Ray
Local Daily News Purchased by J G Sanders
Aberdeen brief states J G Sanders, longtime Daily News advertiser, has bought the Garretson News from Garretson Co. Swift Ham will transfer ownership to Sanders next week in an in city business deal.
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Aberdeen
S. D
J. G. Sanders
Daily News
Garretson, & Co
Swift & Ham
Garretson
Sandera
Weel
Pioneer Rescuer Drowns While Saving Child at Palisades
Sioux Falls July 11. John S. Moore of Minnehaha county died while attempting to rescue a child who fell into the Big Sioux river during a riverbank picnic at Palisades near Garretson. The child was saved by her brother. Moore's body was recovered about two hours later.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Big Sioux
John S. Moore
Minnehaha County
Moore
Palisades
Garretson
Id Smith
Professors and Visitors Move Through Brookings This Summer
Professor N. B. Hansen departs Brookings for northern Russia on United States government orders to inspect trees and shrubs and select varieties suited to the climate. William MacDonald of Transvaal visits the college, praising experiments before continuing to California. Dr J G Collier sells practice to colleagues and plans yearlong travel including South America and Europe. Rev George E Murphy leaves for Canada for summer vacation. Dr J W Heston, ex-president, now at Madison State Normal, will spend summer in Brookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
S. D
Hansen
State Agricultural College
Russia
United States
William MacDonald
Department of Agriculture
Transvaal
South Africa
MacDonald
Callifornia
J. G. Coller
Boyden and Green
South America
Europe
George E. Murphy
the Baptist Church
Canada
Murphy
Denison
J. W. Heston
The
Madison State Normal
Governor's wife nearly drowns at lake outing
Mrs. S H Flrod wife of Gov Elrod fell from a canoe at Lake Kampeski Watertown South Carolina while a party of ladies prepared to pose for a photo. She struck the canoe and slid into six to eight feet of water before being rescued by bystanders including Gov Elrod who was at the lake with his family.
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Watertown
S. C
S. H. Flrod
Lake Kampeski
Moving to Crofton and town boom boost local exchange
Yankton July 11 moves report Co B Parker of Aten will shift his entire sixty foot store and three traction engines with twelve horses to Crofton eighteen miles away as the town booms with Hartington line extension. Dr D K Pearson sends a $30000 pledge payment, adding to the college’s yearly gifts totaling $60600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Co. B. Parker
Aten
Crofton
Hartington
Parker
D. K. Pearson
Warren
Man Bound Over in Stabbing Case at Beresford Dance
Ham Moffitt was bound over for trial in the fall term on a charge of stabbing Tom Brady Jr. at a July 4 Beresford dance. Brady suffered a deep head gash but is expected to recover.
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Brady
Beresford
S. D
Ham Moffitt
Tom Brady, Jr
Child injured when wagon runs over by farmer near Scotland
In Scotland South Dakota a four year old child of farmer David Muhlbeier was struck by a hay wagon. The wheel lifted the child onto the hay rack trapping the body between wheel and rack. The accident fractured the collarbone tore scalp and caused extensive bruising. The condition may prove fatal.
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Scotland
S. D
David Muhlbeier
Elevator halt ends in death of George Har Wood
George Har Wood, 35, an engineer at the Hotel Smead, was crushed in an elevator shaft after crawling among shafting to repair the unit. He had been missing since yesterday and was found this morning. he was from eastern Nebraska and left no family.
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George Har Wood
Smead
Harwood
Nebraska
Rancher Fights Pack of Mad Hounds in South Dakota
In Pierre South Dakota on July 9 a pack of hounds west of the river near Philip fed on poison meant for coyotes and went mad. The owner tried to separate them but they attacked him and then hunted neighboring dogs and sheep until settlers killed the pack.
President Signs Elliott Reappoints U S District Attorney
Oyster Bay July 9 the president signed a commission for the reappointment of James D Elliott as United States district attorney for South Dakota.
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James D. Elliott
United States
Oyster Bay
Reess
South Dakota
Dakota Crop Conditions Report Notes Excess Moisture
The South Dakota trap bulletin reports mixed conditions with eastern areas receiving more moisture than needed. Cool to warm temperatures, frequent rains disrupted outdoor work, and local hailstorms occurred in the James and Sioux river valleys with no extensive damage.
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Huron
South Dakota
Rapid City
Mitchell
James
Sioux River
Head of G A R General N I Lowthian Named South Dakota Commander
N I Lowthian, 66, born 1840 in Ontario, named head of the Grand Army of the Republic for the South Dakota department. He moved from Canada to Iowa then Minnesota, served in Company C Fifth Regiment, fought at Vicksburg Corinth Tupoli and rode with A J Smith around Nashville. He settled in Freeborn County Minnesota, moved to South Dakota in 1879, lived in Grant County, held multiple G A R posts and state roles including constitutional conventions and state senator 1893 to 1897.
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N. I. Lowthian
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of South Dakota
Ontario
Iowa
Minnesota
Vicksburg
Corinth
Tupoli
Red River
A. J. Smith
Nashville
Lowthian
Freeburn County
South Dakota
Grant County
Frank Bramble Honored as Bank Supervisors Secretary
State Bank Examiner Frank L. Bramble was elected secretary of the National Association of Supervisors of State Banks at its Milwaukee convention. Mrs. Hanna A. Dickinson, mother of Dr. Stanley B. Dickinson, died Wednesday and was sent to Benton Harbor, Michigan, for burial. Dr Dickinson’s brother died tragically at Custer in the Black Hills two years ago.
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State Bank
National Association
Watertown
S. C
Frank L. Bramble
National Association of Supervisors of State Banks
Milwaukee
Bramble
Hanna A. Dickinson
Stanley B. Dickinson
Benton Harbor
Mich
Dickinson
Custer
Black Hills
Spearfish Wedding Charivari Ends in Court Fines
In Spearfish South Dakota Charles Carey and Bessie Craig wed at Belle Fourche. A group of young men staged a rough wedding charivari stealing ice cream and forcing a keg request before dunking the groom. In court they faced assault and larceny charges, paying $18 each in fines and costs.
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Spearfish
S. D
Charles Carey
Bessie Craig
Belle Fourche
Carey
Justice's Court
Larseny
No Prisoners in County Jail for First Time in History
Deadwood South Dakota reports no county prisoners in Lawrence county jail for June and the board bill for county prisoners is the lowest in thirty years. The milestone marks a historic low for the county's inmate population and expenses in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
S. D
Lawrence County
Small Damages Awarded Against Railroad in Sioux Falls
Judge A B Wheelock awarded 18 dollars in field damages on a suit by James E Nield, a Sioux Falls coal dealer, seeking 34 60 from the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad over a December coal shipment. An appeal to the state circuit court is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
A. B. Wheelock
South Dakota
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Company
James E. Nield
Nield
Wheelock
State Circuit
Marshal Dunn Attacked by Tramps in Rail Yard Fight
Watertown South Carolina July 9 Marshal Dunn was attacked by two tramps while dispersing loafers in the railroad yards. He subdued the assailants but they were captured and jailed awaiting preliminary examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
S. C
Marshal Dunn
Golden wedding anniversary celebrated in Clear Lake
Clear Lake South Dakota July 9 Mr and Mrs I P Liscormb celebrated their golden wedding anniversary yesterday with five children and eight grandchildren in attendance. The family reports no deaths in fifty years.
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Clear Lake
S. D
I. P. Liscormb
Indians to Secure Title in Fee Simple
Yankton Sioux in S D prepare to obtain patent titles under a new congress act allowing fee simple ownership to self supporting allottees. Most have taken allotments and will apply, boosting taxable land in Charles Mix County and aiding eastern county settlement.
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Charles Mix
Nude German Man Found Wandering Near Harrold
Sheriff Logar searched Harrold after a rumor of an insane man. A nude man was found wandering on the prairie, cared for by Clinton Garrett and clothed. He proved to be John Miller from Chicago, sick with head and leg pains, and is now hospitalized in Pierre under watch for physical or mental developments.
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Harrold
Judge Issues Summons for Rockefeller in Anti-Trust Suit
Findlay Ohio July 7 Judge Banker of the probate court issues a summons for John D Rockefeller in a suit filed against Standard Oil and Rockefeller for alleged Valentine anti trust law violation The sheriff will serve Rockefeller upon his return from Europe and has gone to Cleveland to serve the summons on Standard Oil through an officer
Kauffmans Leave Sioux Falls Amid Trial Fallout
Moses Kauffman and wife Mrs Emma Kauffman with son Charles depart Sioux Falls to an undisclosed destination amid murder charges involving Miss Agnes Poirers. The couple seek rest from nervous strain. trial for Mrs Kauffman expected in November. Poirers' parents, Mr and Mrs John Poirers, relocate to Webster area.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Moses Kauffman
Emma Kauffman
State Circuit Court
Agnes Poirers
State Supreme Court
Charles
Charles Kauffman
Ohio
Kauffman
John Poirers
Parkston
Joseph Schwartz
Webster
South Dakota
Mr. Schwartz
Schwartz
Rojestvensky Pleads Guilty At Cronstadt Court Martial
Admiral Rojestvensky pleads guilty at Cronstadt court martial over the Bedovi surrender. He takes all blame on himself and asks for punishment to the fullest extent. Other defendants including Captain De Colongue and Captain Baronoff plead not guilty as the court begins testimony to determine orders and circumstances of the vessel's capture.
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St. Andrew's Cross
de Colongue
Rojestvensky
Baronoff
Bedovi
Marine
Cronstadt
Navy
Makaroff
Port Arthur
Terrorist raid captured. Russian riots report questions
Moscow reports a 35 member terrorist band with bombs and revolvers captured by police while in St. Petersburg a parliamentary inquiry asserts no religious hatred in the Bialystok massacre and finds the outbreak planned with police and troops directing the violence. Russia occupies Baltic islands to curb arms smuggling from Finland.
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Moscow
St. Petersburg
Bialystok
Derkachoff
Sheremetiff
Vilna
Russia
Finland
Sweden
Associated Press
Bomarsund
Large Corn Acreage Reported in U S Crop Figures
Washington July 12 crop report from the department of agriculture shows corn planted at 96,535,000 acres, up 1.6 percent. Average condition 87.5 for corn, winter wheat 85.6, spring wheat 91.4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Vilas Predicts Democratic Victory In Coming Election
William F. Vilas, former U.S. senator, at the Auditorium hotel, expressed optimism for the Democratic party. He avoided commenting on Brynch’s candidacy but said the next president will be a Democrat and credited recent Congress achievements to Democratic members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William F. Vilas
United States
Auditorium Hotel
Brynch
Rose Remains Mayor in Writ of Error
W. W. Rose mayor of Kansas City Kansas was granted a writ of error by Justice David J. Brewer of the U S Supreme Court reversing a Kansas Supreme Court judgment fining Rose $1000 and ordering him from office. Rose will continue to serve until the high court acts, likely after his term ends. The application alleges a fourteenth amendment due process infringement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
W. W. Rose
David J. Brewer
United States Sureme Court
Kansas Supreme Court
Rose
John H Atwood
Leavenworth
Lawrence realization stake at Sheepshead Bay
The Lawrence realization stake for 3 year olds is run at Sheepshead Bay today. Eight starters compete for a purse about 19000 dollars including The Quail James R Keene's Kuroki and Bohemian Or mondale Accountant and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lawrence Realization
Sheepshead Bay Track
Quail
James ‘R. Keene
Bohemian
Ormondale
Money rates steady in New York early July
New York figures show money steady at 2144 2 percent with prime mercantile paper around 5 5 percent. Sterling exchange ease to $4.84.60 and $4.84.65 on demand, $4.82.05 and $4.82.10 for sixty days.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Two Drown in Beasley Lake Tragedy near Waupaca
Rev. Myren Brigham of Chilton and Miss Millie Rasmussen of Neenah were drowned when a skiff capsized in Beasley Lake yesterday. Their bodies were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waupaca
Wis
Myrren Brigham
Chilton
Millie Rasmussen
Neenah
Beasely Lake
Sioux City Live Stock Prices at Yards
Sioux City stock yards report hogs steady to higher with heavy and butcher types at 6.55 to 6.60, light and mixed 6.45 to 6.62 percent. Cattle show butcher steers 4.25 to 5.75, fat cows and heifers 3.00 to 4.50, stock cows and heifers 2.50 to 3.25, stockers and feeders 3.50 to 4.55, yearlings and calves 3.00.
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Sioux City
Chicago Cattle Hogs and Sheep Markets Reported Steady to Strong
Chicago July 11 cattle market shows steadiness across categories with steers cows and heifers priced from 2.75 to 6.25 for cattle. Hogs hold a steady to strong tone with heavy and butcher weights quoted around 6.70 to 6.90. Sheep advance up to 10 cents with lambs and yearlings also improving. closing figures echo steady cattle and mixed hogs.
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Chicago
Tluscor
Cattle and Hogs Steady to Higher at South Omaha Market
South Omaha market reports mixed gains and steady tones for cattle hogs and sheep. Native steers bring 4.25 to 5.59, cows and heifers 3.00 to 14.50, hogs 2% higher with heavies 6.50 to 6.60, mixed 6.55 to 6.57, pigs 5.50 to 6.25, yearlings and lambs shown at 4.75 to 6.75 depending on class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha
Grain and Provisions Prices in Chicago Markets
Cash quotations list wheat corn oats rye and seed values with variations by grade. Provisions show short rib sides mess pork lard and short clear sides, while whisky butter and cheese hold steady with small shifts in dairy and egg prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lax
Northwestern
Timothy Seed
Grain closing cash prices listed for Minneapolis
Closing cash prices on track in Minneapolis on July 11 show wheat at No 1 northern 78c No 2 northern 77c No 1 macaroni 67 1 2c No 2 macaroni 65 4c corn No 3 yellow 49 1 2c No 3 48 1 2c oats No 3 white 35 54c No 3 34 1 2c rye 66 1 2c spring barley 37 47c flax 1 08 4c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Northern
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Aberdeen, S. D
Sanders
Prof. Hansen
U. S
Moffitt
George Harwood
Frank Bramble
John D. Rockefeller
Junket
Kauffmans
Brewer
Vilas
Roosevelt
Grain Markets
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