Local News Notes From Thursday in Daily Miss
Applegate of St Pierre underwent an operation at St Josephs hospital after being brought in by ambulance. Farmers report corn planted and grain looks well with signs of a bumper crop. Several residents from nearby towns and cities visited, with travel by rail and car to meet with insurance agents, attend meetings, and tour sites.
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M. Rhodes
Wairfax
Tyhe City
Il’ W. Deuser
W. S. Plurkey
Watertown
Aronson
M. L. Whitaker
St. Paul
Tlinois Central Railway
W.S. Chadwick
Great Northern Railway
S. E. Morris
J. A Storer
Milwaukkee
Denver
Portland
Vancouver
Great Northern
Tome
Glacier National Park
South Dakota
Kansas City Life Insurance Company
J. J. Williams
Navin Hotel
Minyor Haitchcock petition witness growth in Aberdeen normal issue
Daily Minyor notes Haitchcock returned from a western state trip including Pierre where he filed a referendum petition on Aberdeen normal law. The list reportedly reached over 500,000 names after additions, well beyond the required count.
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Minyor Haitchcock
Pierre
Aberdeen
Mitchell News Roundup Skims Local Events And Travels
A jumble of items reports court activity for a oats theft, fishing tale of a 28 inch eel, Woodmen of the World class organization talks, Mitchell residents living nearby, travel for business to Portland and Rapid City, county vital statistics, a photographer’s trip west, a birth aboard a Milwaukee train near Redfield, Yale student Maurice Diehl visiting, Broadbents open a new Main Street furniture store with a three day opening, Mr and Mrs M tardy enjoy a Black Hills trip, and a social event at VOMITAt ion Halls with Dr Putman’s party.
Municipal Phone Bonds Vote Complete Returns
The report shows the final tally on municipal phone bonds with total votes cast and approval results. Financial details and voting breakdowns are provided for public records and local government accountability.
Charlton Must Answer Charges to Return for Extradition
The U S Supreme Court rules Charlton must go to Italy to face murder charges for killing his wife in June 1910 at Lake Como. Justice Lurton notes no error in excluding insanity evidence and says a formal extradition demand is not required at an extradition hearing. Charlton has been jailed in Hudson County for three years awaiting the decision and will be turned over after formalities.
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Washington, C
Porter Charlon
Italy
Lake Come
Supreme Court
Justice Lurton
Charlton
Fludson
Probe of Coal Strike Starts in Charleston West Virginia
A federal probe into West Virginia coal field conditions begins at 2 pm with Senate Sergeant at Arms Louis Tennesey arranging quarters. The committee plans a brief executive session to set meeting mode and procedures as about a hundred operators and miners prepare to testify.
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Charleston
W. Va
Louis J. Tennesey
Senate
Murdered with Axe While Asleep in Bed
Harrisonville Missouri railway worker Arthur Keller was killed with an axe in his home last night. His seven-year-old daughter was seriously wounded as a blow aimed at Mrs. Keller struck the bed and she awoke to grapple with the assailant, who then fled.
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Harrisonville
Arthur Keller
JOLLEY CHOSEN NEW COMMANDER FOR VETERANS GROUP
In a session yesterday afternoon GoAST elected officers for the coming year. Joli J. Jolley of Vermillion was named commander. Walter Carr of Wiley is senior vice commander and C. Ferrin of Watertown is chaplain with I A Wassett of Slat Springs medical director. Delegates to national encampment at Nashville include Mary Brown and Mary Kingman among others.
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Knosa
Andsas
Aberdeen
C. M. Cassatt
Northville
G. HH
Guernsey
Altamont
Bates
Groton
Dudley Statts
Milbank
Wollie Chapillin
Alexandriary
Luella Tucker
Canton
Januior
Addie Lird
Watertown
Minin Cox
Alexandria
Lois I. Merry
Sioux Walls
Annan Peters
Tennie Newell
Mery
Ida Mantoy
Verba Dudley
Traveling Men In Session In Aberdeen South Dakota
Several hundred traveling men from the South Dakota United Commercial Travelers association have gathered in Aberdeen for a grand council and meetings. A program includes baseball games between U Cc U teams, music by Susies band, a grand ball, and other events. Registration opened at 10 AM at the Commercial club with welcomes from Mayor Ed M Hall and remarks by L R Campbell and W F Mnright.
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Aberdeen
S. D
South Dakota
Grand Council
South Dakota United Commercial Travelers
South Dakota Traveling Men’s Association
U Cc. U
Susie’s
Prand
Commercial Club
Ed M. Hall
L. R Campbell
W. EF. Mnright
Dry Area in Indian Belt Dry Area in Indian Belt
Government warns ceded lands councils near Cheyenne River and Standing Rock reservations to bar saloon licenses for twenty five years. Towns Dupree and Trail City face new dry rules as arrests loom for any attempt to open saloons.
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Dupree
S. D
Cheyenne River
Trail City
Congress
Cheyenne
Standing Rock
United States
South Dakota
North Dakota
Bucklin Arnica Salve Endorsed for Skin Ailments
J T Sossaman of News in Cornelius North Carolina reports that Bucklin Arnica Salve helped his severe skin ailment after other remedies failed. The salve is praised for reducing inflammation soothing healing and is recommended by Diehl and Co. at 35 cents.
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Bucklin
J. T. Sossaman
News
Cornelius, N. C
Diehl
Obituary for Henry Wirfel a German settler in Mitchell
Henry Wirfel died at home on June 2 at 10 46 am aged 15 in the 16th year due to age related ailments. Born in Cologne he moved to America at 25 and married Mary Ann Meffert in Madison Wisconsin in 1848. He later lived in Davison County Baker township with his wife before her death in 1891. Survived by daughters Anna Rose and Mrs Patrick Crampton he lived in Mitchell with two daughters for 22 years. The funeral was in Dimock with a Solemn Requiem Mass and German sermon. burial in Starr Cemetery.
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Ienry Wirfel
Waist Tilt Avenue
Mr. Wirfel
Cologne
Germany
Sey
America
Madison
Wis
Mary Ann Meffert
Davison County
South Dakota
Dimock
Mitchell
Starr Cemetery
Mather O'laherty
Grabiz
Mprpheny
Wulf
Grabig
Henry Kerfel
Anna
Rose Snwerftel
Patrick Crampton
Loomis
Colonel Judge Reports Large Miller Farm Sale
Col. J. W. Judge, Mitchell based auctioneer, returns from Miller where he sold the J. kk. Null quarter section. The well improved farm went to Leo ix of Bihan for 57.75 dollars per acre. Judge notes Miller area crops are in excellent condition.
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J. W. Judge
Mitchell
Miller
Leo "ix
Bihan
D W Quartet to Tour State in Summer Music Tour
Dakota Wesleyan University sends a four man quartet Louis Lovinger Stanley Vermiglen Hee Whitlow and Guy Morse to tour across the state for two months giving musical concerts. They begin tonight in thaw with stops in Multon Alexandria Parker Sioux Falls Watertown Aberdeen Brookings Huron and Blae Hills towns planned.
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Dakota Wesleyan University
Messrs
Louis Lovinger
Stanley Vermiglen
Heé Whitlow
Guy Morse
Mimery Hobson
The
University School of Music
Dakota Wesleyan
Drowns While Fishing Near Rockport Dam
Alexandria South Dakota reports the drowning of George Ward ing a farmer from three miles south and west of Alexandria. He was fishing from a boat below the dam when it filled with water forcing him to jump. He was swept under by the eddying current and remained in the water about an hour before rescue by local citizens. Ward ing, about thirty, was known through the state for semi professional baseball and is survived by a brother Charles Harding and a infant daughter Mrs Harding Satooe ees.
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Alexandria
S. D
George Warding
James River
Rockport
Charles Harding
Adum
Harding
Satooe Ees
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