New Twirler Isb Big Help In Braves Game
Frankdin Johnson, the new twirler from Omaha, delivered six solid innings for the Braves in a Plankinton game yesterday afternoon. He showed strong pitching reach and control, supported by Andy Butler and Pari tran on defense. Plankinton toppled the visitors 10 to 3 as Mitchell led with timely hits and Dougan showcased a promising bat.
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Frankdin Johnson
Jolson
Tyeves
Thittie
Bie
Andy Butler
Utter
Plankinton
Lenin
Donald Dougan
Wire
Allayer
Wessington Springs Opens Artificial Bath Lake
Wessington Springs SD residents embrace a new 200 by 150 foot artificial lake fed by local springs. The lake provides clear, warm water for bathing with a paved area and parking approved by the community. Merchants report brisk bath salt sales as the public enjoys the facility.
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Wessington Springs
New Express Receipts Rule Triggers Shipment Valuation
Interstate Commerce Commission ruling forces shippers to declare actual value on all shipments at New Express offices before dispatch. Shipments lacking declared value may be refused, with value shown on the invoice or notation required for acceptance.
Langford man killed in highway accident
Britton news item reports Henry J. Lein was found dead four miles west of Langford after an evening ride with a load of corn sold at Langford earlier that day. He had purchased elder and vanilla extract, became intoxicated, and the wagon overturned near the road. A wife with a two week old child remains at home, while Fritz and children plan to join Mrs. Fritz in Seattle. Mayor Hitchcock discussed asphalt paving specs with City Engineer Howe in Sioux Falls. O Connell took possession of Ward cafe in Aberdeen after purchasing it, with Mrs. O Connell visiting relatives here.
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Britton
Henry J. Leining
Langford
Selm
Minneapoli
Fritz
Ekull
Seattle
Wash
Small
Bertine Metcatte
Hitchcock
Sioux Falls
Howe
D. D. O'Connell
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Mra. O'Connell Fang Baby
Ryland
Kitchee
J.T. McComish
Carroll
Anna Voeller
Manson Pitts
Arlesian
Chronicle-Dlager
Ormey
Anna Slopkins
Steher
Tormey
Mitchell Local Notes Highlights Mitchell News and Visits
Local notes recount visits and travels of Mitchell residents including Mrs Anna Scott and son John Iscott to Philip S D Chamberlain resister Oney Sweet returning from Oregon to Mitchell Miss Bel Bush of Detroit Minn visiting Mrs AL Cordry and plans to stay through summer Miss Gertrude Chappell of Dakota Wesleyan faculty on extended trip to Grand Canyon Arizona and California towns The Kansas City Red Sox and Mitchell play at Hitchcock Park with rain postponements The band concert at court house square drew a large crowd and John Cafarro led the program Farmers elevator plan advances at Betts Carl Boyden to vacation Lake Okoboji Mitchell residents depart for Watertown and Madison Wis others plan trips to Portland Ore and San Diego Expositions The weather’s hail affected farms near Mt Vernon but Alexander’s farm escaped damage News of hog cholera trends and new outbreaks in townships, plus social notices of visitors and gatherings.
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Anna Scott
John Iscott
Philip
D. Chamberlain
Ing
Herbert Soteatte
Okobo E
Otto Rich
Avion
Siles
Becker Clothing
Gertrude Chappell
Dakota Wesleyan Facults
Grand Canon
Arizona
Albugurgie No My
San Diego
San Fran
Portland
W. Howls
Oro
Taugthers
Spencer
Tobias’ Park
Kansas City
Red Sox
Mitchell
Hitchcock Park
Kansas Cligans
Plac
Court House Square
John Cafarro
J.C. Lehman
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Betts
Carl Boyden
Lake Okobosi
Charles Alexander
Milwaukee Road
Mt. Vernon
Camp Hagman
G. Meor
Whitney Morris
Redfield
G. Day Smith
Mitchiell
The
Star
Nela Jensen
Crocus Club
East Park
Hazel Wagner
Sioux Falls
Mitchell Mra
W. Lewis
Ore
Calif
S. M. Smith
Federal Bureau
Telah
Whittier
F. L. Moyer
Mitchell, S. D
Atr
R. J. Powell
South Filton Avenue
Margin of One Vote Confirms Wagner Mayoral Claim
The de facto mayor of Wagner for three months, Wagner, faced a contest by August Talberg F. Owens and Darence Potter over the April 20 election. The challenge argued the notice of election misinformed voters and sought to remove the winner by one vote margin. The case proceeded with Con Wicks ecling referenced in the record.
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Wagner
Yes
Vic
Jnv
August Talberg
F. W. Owens
Darence Potter
Isler
Lumber Kings Drub Barbers In Twilight League Clash
The Lumber Kings, leading the Twilight League, defeated the Barbers 10 to 2 at Mitchcock Park. Wallace MacLean pitched seven innings, striking out seven and holding the Barbers to four hits. Ford Dingler started for the Barbers as Timbers jumped ahead early, with MacLean and Nobis key in offense. The Rats fell to the Twilights 10 to 4 in a preceding 6 PM game, Slaughter umpired, and the Twilight lineup included McLean Ott Noll Woodman Nobis and Treganza among others.
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Hie Clerks
Mitchcock Park
Wallace Maclean
Lumbermen
Razor
Ford Dingler
Boots
Timels Ako
Barbers
Maclean
G. Nobis
Treganza
Nolt
Hast
Treganga
Sal Church
Bob Smith
Firli
Fd Donk
Winnie Woodman
Imbermen
Machean
Nobis
Treganzs
Nuolt
Derr
Trombley
Haas
Mohr
M. Nobis
Barbers—Westby
Rf Winters
Land
Dingler
Chreh
Sei McGovern
Smith
Anderson
Pergetion
Rats
Orelock
Twilights
Twilight Teague
Rodents
T. G. Slaughter
Joinney
Soper
Fisk
Browning
Berquist
Walsh
Yates
Donne
Neigh
McLean
Ott
Noll
Woodman
Trezanza
Meisenholder
Whyte
Dien
Lisbon Farmers Picnic Thursday in Gifford Tros Grove
A Lisbon township farmer and family plan to attend the Lisbon Farmers' club picnic at Gifford Tros Grove, five miles south of Rett. Mitchall Mayor A E Hitchcock will speak. The program includes horse and foot races and a baseball game with a picnic dinner and pool music.
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Averey
Lisbon Township
Lisbon Farmers’ Club
Gifford Tros
Grove
Milles
Rett
A. E. Hitchcock
Mitchall
Mitchell
Lisbon
Motorcyclist Held for Death in Lead Crash
Deadwood M D reports Gerald Harrigan of Lead is held on charges of murder in the first degree after his motorcycle collided with car hero William Pierce, killing him. Coroner says recklessness and lack of license contributed. Harrigan’s bike lacked lights signals or horn. Authorities pursue slaughter charge under state law.
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Deadwood
M. D
Gerald Harrigan
William Pierce
Slarrigan
Illing
Harrigan
South Dakota Candidates Vying for Next Congress Field
The past week mentions several potential candidates from across the state for the upcoming Republican primaries in the third district congress race. ZK critny of Wedfred and De nnertony of Aurora County are noted as Democratic ticket mentions, with Johnson Fong Fort Pierre announcing a Republican bid. Other names include J. L. Behart Pennington County, State Senator J. I. It such Buffalo, A. Miehenek Mitchell, and possible entrants from the Black Hills region and Rapid City.
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Critny
Wedfred
Dennertony
Aurora County
Dakota
Hlotenant
Bovinor
Representative Behart
Penning
Om County
J. 1
Buffalo
Miehenek
Mitchell
Johnson Fong Pierre
Suling H. Jonson
Fort Pierre
Congress
Uie Taek Hills
Aul
Rautine
Lyman
Hie
Rice
Williamson
Eleventh Circuit
Reineld
Rapid City
Hipple Denies Contempt In Capita Journal Case
In a contempt hearing in Pierre S D the Capita Journal editor J B Tipple faced a show cause order as Hipple denies personal knowledge of the publication and asserts no reflection on the court was intended. An affidavit by George Kinestury covers responsibility for the article and a further affidavit with Joe Kirby confirms a related conversation. The court heard several articles in the Mallonenal and an adjournment was taken to the afternoon session.
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A. Travis
Joe Kirby
Rapid City and Pierre figures in 1786 platform note
A fragmentary passage lists Issenhuth of Redfield, Monsrud of Sioux Walls, Tei M. Wood of Rapid City, and Frank M. Rood of Pierre among names connected to a September 1786 platform or meeting.
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Sn Cattforma
Issenhuth
Redfield
Monsrud
Sioux Walls
Tei M. Wood
Rapid City
Frank M. Rood
Pierre
Crooked Tail Sale Case Upheld By Kansas City Court
Kansas City court of appeals affirms Cass county ruling that a buyer may recover the cost price when a mule bought as sound proves to have a crooked tail. James J. Connelly sued Alonzo Parish for the purchase price of mules later found to have crooked tails. No expert testimony on value impact was presented.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Cass County
James J. Connelly
Alonzo Parish
Tomales
Parish
Boy Shaves Head in Court Discharged by Judge
A juvenile suspect in a railroad yard disorderly conduct case shaved his head in the courtroom. Judge Dolan discharged him after inspecting his scalp, remarking on the unusual act as the boy claimed to shave his head to prove a point. Witnesses describe tensions and the judge’s unusual response.
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Wenge
Taston
Julge Dolan
Woods
Pony Beer Fable Sparks Road Congress Debate
Fragments recount a dry era scene where William Gorham buys two ponies of beer on a Saturday, sharing one with friend Will Murphy. The tale weaves Satuday outings, a comissary, and mentions of delegates to a Pan Tuside event and a Sahara of prohibition.
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Sahara
Ethan
Charley Chaplin
William Gorham
Fist
Will Murphy
Comissary
Congress
DesGovernor Dyme
Gorham
Sila
Akan
Theft of a keg and pony express wagon hooked by Ames Spears
A Saturday incident leads to arrest as a keg of beer and a Wells Fargo wagon are stolen from a depot. Mr Murphy suspects Gorham paid the express and the goods were carried off with help from Ames Spears and his wagon. Arrests follow on the charge of theft as the plunder is valued.
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Big Hook
Murphy
Wells-Fargo Company
Gorham
Ames Spears
Longroad to Law for Blind Native of Black Hills
Pierre South Dakota reports Ole Te Flow, born blind in the Black Hills, passed the recent bar admission exam. Flow, who built his life as a plato tuner, had his sister read questions and his answers were written by a court stenographer showing his perseverance and triumph.
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Pierre
S. D
Vemue
Ole Te Flow
Stone
Capitol Struck By Storm Sparks Damaged Flag Pole
A flag pole at the state capitol was struck by lightning Friday causing the pole to shatter while the building sustained no major damage. Custodian Sondery reports the structure remains intact despite the electrical storm.
Unclear Passenger Found In Milwaukee Bridge Area
A body believed to be a forty year old man of about 180 pounds with sandy hair a mustache and black hair was recovered near a Milwaukee bridge crossing the Missouri River in a drivewood area. The body appeared badly decomposed and may have been in the water for about two weeks. The investigation continues.
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Chamberlain
Ailwauken
Missouri River
Simball near miss injures son of exanator Quirk
A near fatal accident occurred Saturday morning when eight poster boards toppled north of the Quirk residence in Simball. The heavy sign structure fell onto the sidewalk, bruising and injuring the son of exanator Quirk, with doctors optimistic about a full recovery. Heavy rains boosted field harvests and caused a rise in the Missouri river, washing away parts of a local bridge.
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Simball
Warnett Quirk
Quirk
Brusing
Bite
Chauerta
Liquor Rules Lead to Robberies in Berlin Area
Reports from wartime Germany describe desperate efforts to obtain liquor as prohibition rules tightened. Russian Cossacks and civilians conspired to move stocks west toward Russia, with bottles broken in transit and trains held up by bandits. Police later traced stolen vodka to towns near the attacks, as crews faced robberies and officials uncovered complicity among train crews.
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Berlin
Germany
Russia
Miss Rose Bower to Aid New York Campaign
Tapiacua reports Miss Rose Hower a prominent suffragette and temperance worker has accepted a call to assist Carrie Chapman Catt in New York. She will campaign until polls close using her cornet and whistling to attract crowds.
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Tapiacua
Rose Hower
New York State
Carrier Chapman Catt
Miss Hower
New York
Miner County Shows Population Gain in 1915
Miner County census data indicate a population rise with 8007 residents and an 84 percent increase in the past five years. How ard Carthage and Canova contribute to growth while the country portion remains substantial. educational attainment and voter counts are detailed.
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Miner County
Howard
Carthage
Canova
Norway
Sloan's Liniment for sudden teumatism relief
An ad touts Sloan's Liniment as a quick remedy for teumatism and minor muscle pains. It claims rapid penetration to the sore spot, soothing heat and swelling, with relief described as unbelievable once experienced. Reads like a period sale copy urging purchase from any druggist.
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Sloan
Tolita Laban
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