Episcopalians In Session Hear Wide Mexico Debate
Sioux Falls reports the annual convocation of the episcopal missionary diocese of South Dakota opened with over 100 delegates and 75 women workers. Edna Biller received a gift chain and cross from Bishop Tuttle. officers and reports highlighted offerings totaling $8,299.26 from eastern and Black Hills deaneries and $37120.64 from Niobrara.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Episcopal Missionary Diocese of
South Dakota
Edna Biller
George Biller
Daniel S. Tuttle
Missouri
Bishop Johnson
Thomas D. Bridges
New York City
George H. Cornell
Sierre Madre
Cal
John W. Wood
New York
Board of Missions
Frank Jackson
Dallas
Women Workers
Eastern
Black Hills
Mary Peabody
W. S. Thompson
Madison
Bishop Biller
Edna _ Folds
United Offering
George Burnside
Eastern Deanery
H. A. Reeves
Scotland
Niobrara
H. Bart
Crow: Creek Agency
8. W. Russell
Deadwood
E. C. Pigion
Huron
Ella ©. Deloria
Wakpala
F. D. Evanson
Regpid City
France And Britain Allied Navy Strength Undermines Germany
The passage notes that the entire French navy is allied with Britain, creating a superior naval force. It argues Germany loses water battles even when winning by a two to one margin against their enemies.
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Skagger Rak
France
Germany
Broken Rail Causes Serious Injuries in South Dakota Train Wreck
In Selby, Milwaukee railroad train derailed after a broken rail. Engineer Perry I Gray suffered serious scalding, Fireman Levi Crull was badly scalded, and Brakeman Ed Johnson endured back and shoulder injuries. Nine lumber cars left the track but traffic was delayed only hours.
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Aberdeen
S. C
Perry I. Gray
Levi Crull
Ed Johnson
Milwaukee Railroad
Selby S. D
Gray
Kid Drivers Under The Ban On City Streets
The city police will strictly enforce the state rule prohibiting drivers under 15 without an adult supervisor. Mayor J I Wells notes many youths drive recklessly, urging enforcement of this law and the local speed ordinance for public safety.
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J. I. Wells
White Lake man seeks wife with fortune in ad
Halvor Hansen of White Lake South Dakota appeared in Kansas City advertising for a wife with a fortune of 200 dollars. He claimed he had 200 dollars and required his wife to bring 200 more. He planned to return to White Lake to start a mud turtle farm with a total of 400 dollars. Hansen reportedly rejected eight applicants who did not have the required money.
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White, Lake, S. D
Halvor Hansen
White Lake
Kansas City
Hansen
Local Notes Highlight Mitchell Social and Civic Life
Mitchell area residents are seen in a flurry of visits travel and events. Howard Hatheway arrives from Oklahoma for a mother’s visit while Mrs. Frank A Gates returns to Kingsley Iowa after six weeks with Mrs. J J Myles. The newspaper reports court fines births hospital operations and upcoming Fourth of July plans at Riverside Park alongside choir and piano recitals at Notre Dame academy and alumni letters from Dakota Wesleyan.
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Frank A. Gates
Kingsley
J. J. Myles
Mitchell
Wilda Scott
Charles S. Osgood
Yankton
Young Men’s
Young Women’s Christian Associations
Yankton College
H.S. Wilson
Black Hills
Arthur Shepherd
Fred Clark
Daisy Bullis
Minnie Johnson
C. S. Wilson
St. Joseph's
Sioux Falls
J. G. Bryan
The
Eastern Star
W. H. McRoy
Chicago
Fd. Treganza
Alice Simpson
Aberdeen
Bridgewater
Riverside Park
Notre Dame Academy
Edith Smith
Lillian Silvis
Wagner
Mildred Bruner
Louise Smith
Veronica Mulloy
Loreta Cunningham
Florence Gartland
Nellie Glynn
Marie Tex
Opal Rogan
Lillian Weiande
Alice Goldhammer
Irene Goldhammer
Madaline Garner
Edna Hail
Robert McGomish
Mary Roazum
Helen Salisbury
Cecelia Rozum
Doris Goldhammer
Rose Lyons
Marie Gonney
Marie Berens
Bertha Ruden
Ethel Nicholson
Dakota Wesleyan
Samuel Weir
Indianola
B. B. Dean
J. A. Rogan
L. J. Welch
Bernard I. Lahey
Lead
M. D
Knights of Columbus
Local weddings and enlistments fill Mitchell notes
Prom Mondays born to Prof and Mrs W C Hunter of Mitchell on Friday in Utica N Y. Ora B Wells returns from wedding trip in Sanborn IA. Mitchell post office staff Frank Olson takes vacation in Minneapolis. Prof and Mrs W Gray plan visits to Wiamo MA Boston and seashore then Dakota Wesleyan in fall. Three Mitchell recruits sign with Corporal J Bauer for Army. to Aberdeen St Paul and St Louis for training. Lois Scott and Hattie Herrick attend Flora Cooper's marriage to John Henglefeldt Hitchcock SD. Mrs Packard Curtis and Mrs Jensen attend Woman's Relief Corps encampment in Watertown. Packard also goes to G A R encampment. Curtis to Sioux Falls. Mrs W A Branch will depart soon.
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W. C. Hunter
Mitchell
Jane
Utica
N. Y
Son
Aberdeen
St. Paul
St. Louis
F. §. Packard
A. J. Curtis
Nels Jensen
Watertown
Woman's Relief Corps
Packard
Mr. Curtis
Sioux Falls
Antelope for S D Reserve and Trout Nurseries Plan
South Dakota officials report progress on stocking a state forest reserve near Custer with live antelope after ranchers captured several animals for delivery. The department also plans to set up fish nurseries in the Black Hills to rear trout fry before releasing them into larger streams to improve survival rates.
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Black Hills
Stanley county acts to curb rustling in cattle and horses
Stanley county officials push a campaign against rustling across the region. Wm George known as Buffalo sits in Fort Pierre jail on 2000 bond. Mathieson arrested for alleged involvement. Eighteen head of cattle stolen from a ranch northwest of Fort Pierre being investigated. Haakon county reports more horse theft arrests than cattle theft.
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Fort Pierre
Haakon County
Missing Soy in Hills Sparks Cross State Search
Ray Walker for Armour Packing visits Hills to locate a boy believed to be Searle Matthews of Chicago who vanished last February. Hlbert authorities say the boy may be with a man and woman named Albert Anderson and wife Loomis. the pair and the boy are under surveillance awaiting Chicago guidance.
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Deadwood
Armour Packing Company
Chicapo
Ray Walker
Tfutett
Wyo
Searle Matthews
Ed 9
Chicago
Pebruag Y
Hulett
Chicaso
Albert Anderson
Hubert
Walker
Chitaso
Anderson
Loomis
Habeas Corpus Move Frees Felix Disalone
Felix Oarsolane of Butte Montana was released in Deadwood South Dakota on habeas corpus after a Montana warrant for embezzlement and extradition papers stalled. He left Butte with his son amid unsettled accounts and an employer’s embezzlement claim, while the court noted a prior bill.
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Deadwood
S. C
Felix Oarsolane
Butte
Mont
Montana
Fortune
Goy
Ing
Son of T. R. Eneerits His Arts Py to Coin Labels
Boston news notes Archie Roosevelt Harvard student and son of T. R. Roosevelt with flair for language. At a gathering at an aunt's home the term Whiz enters Harvard slang after Archie greeted Auntie with a playful jab, saying Blank you’re a regular whiz.
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T. R
Boston
Mass
Archie Roosevelt
Archie
Harvard
South Dakota June crop report overview
Summary from the U S Department of Agriculture bureau of crop estimates via the weather bureau shows June 1 forecasts for South Dakota and the United States across winter and spring wheat, oats, barley, rye, hay and pasture conditions, with year ago production and price averages for comparison.
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Washington, D. C
South Dakota
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Weather Bureau
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Rye
Hay State
Weisberg Appointed Head of Dakota Wesleyan Violin School
August Merman Weisberg of Kansas City Missouri is named head of the violin department at Dakota Wesleyan school of music, succeeding Professor Willis C. Hunter. Weisberg will also teach theory of music. He brings wide experience as soloist, teacher, and conductor and pursued further study in Leipzig and Paris.
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August Merman Weisburg
Kansas City
Dakota Wesleyan School of Music
Willis C. Hunter
Weisberg
Leipzig
Paris
No Municipal Saloon Proposed in Elk Point
Elk Point moved to establish a municipal saloon but the city council voted to publish notices of three petitioners who run saloons. They will receive licenses for another year starting July 1. Local leaders favored the plan while business interests opposed it and filed a protest.
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Elk Point
Mitchell City Faces Water Supply Doubts From Experts
City engineer S H Smith questioned the sufficiency of gravel bed water for Mitchell while Prof H I Jones praised its low mineral content. He noted capacity limits of artesian and smaller wells and urged careful testing before large investment, suggesting multiple wells and chlorinated treatment if needed.
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Mitchell City
S. Hf. Smith
Mr. Smith
H. I. Jones
Chemistry Department
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Wheely
Jones
Walter
McMandman Gravel
Ww. Co. Parishi
State Ecollege
J. P. Wollt
St. Paul
Firesteel Creek
James River
Big Muddy Eats Farm Land Along Missouri River
The Missouri River is carving away land along the Charlin farm and nearby properties. Farm buildings on Charlin’s place were moved to prevent undermining. Homesteaders fear June floods will worsen losses as valuable corn-growing ground vanishes.
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Walkonda
Missouri
Charrlin
Chartlin
Regular Dog in Manger
A brief political remark notes that T. N. seeks political advantage not from desire but from opposition to his party. Gasoline prices rise again signaling ongoing economic pressures. The Los Angeles Times comments that John D. Rockefeller presents a revised public stance while financial tensions show only tentative loosening.
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Houston Post
T. N
Los Angeles Times
John D. Rockefeller
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Mexico
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Visi
G. P. Hatheway
Paulkton
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Florence Branch
C. H. Coxe
Sanborn Street
Ellie Branch
Fulton
Mr. Branch
W. A. Branch
Braden Hill
University of Wisconsin
Earl Wells
Milwaukee
Mason City
Harry G. Nichols
G. A. Silsby
Wax Bridge
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Pueblo
Colo
Chifford
Ora B. Wells
Sanborn
Frank Olson
Mitchell Post Office
Minneapolis
Lois Scott
Hattin Herrick
Flora Cooper
John Henglefeldt
Hitchcock, S. D
Democratic
Vim J. Goombs
Chas, White
White
Stanley County Rustlers
Sbuppalo
Gheorghe 18
Port Pierre
Wyoming
Armour Manage
Habeas Corpus
Felix Disalone
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State of
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Smith
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