Government cattle exempt from levy in replevin case
United States v. A J Schooler and Sheriff Bochherdling, a case in U S district court for South Dakota, held that eleven head of government cattle on Schooler’s lands are exempt from levy despite a prior judgement. The ruling highlights herd law implications in Indian reservation areas and notes counsel for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadwood
8. D
Eliott
U. S
United States
A. J. Schooler
Fred Bochherdling
Theatter
Lyman County
Replevin
Schooler
Proso Cereal Trials Begun On South Dakota Farm
D R Perkins farm near here hosts trials of proso a new central Asia seed. Prof N J Hansen state agricultural college known as the Alfalfa Wizard says the dry climate seed yields heavily and suits stock feeding. He notes natives harvest it in harsh fields and believes prose may become a staple crop across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen
Central Asia
South Dakota
Fourth of July Appeal Warns Against Firework Dangers
Insurance Commissioner Steblein issues an appeal to South Dakota citizens for July 4 1914 warning that fireworks and explosives cause injuries and deaths. He cites thousands maimed and the loss of eyesight and fingers, urging patriotic celebration through restraint and respect for the flag and national values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Steblein
South Dakota
U. So
Loss in Gambling Triggers Arrests in Dell Rapids
William Grodt’s $60 gambling loss spurred a chain of warrants for five men on gambling charges in Dell Rapids. John Schuman, Dell Rapids livery proprietor, pleads guilty to illegal liquor sales and pays a $65 fine. Some defendants fined $25, one $100. another fled state, not yet captured. A counter-complaint against Grodt for bootlegging was dismissed after a federal hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
William Grodt
Dell Rapids
John Schuman
Grodt
States
Chary
Stoner
Woonsocket hosts water carnival charms Mitchell visitors
Woonsocket showcases its riverfront beauty as visitors from Mitchell arrive for the fourth annual water carnival. A monster key presented to Mitchell’s secretary epitomizes civic hospitality amid lake aquatic feats bands on every corner and an evening of dancing and amusements. A Mitchell baseball blowout and tense moments mark the day as locals recount hits and errors while two residents recover from injuries.
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South Dakota
Woonsocket
Mitchell
Corn Palace
Ll. L. Lawson
Water Carnival Association
T. J. Morgans
Mitchell Commercial Club
Woon
Letcher
Heinie Scharnweber
Mitchell Braves
Harry Feltis
Duncan A
Sammis
Scharnweber
Gilmore
Scharweber
Feltis
Roy Peck
Faltis
Titt
Krumlein
Murphy
Jerry
Heinie
Harter
Tift
M Krinklen
Peck
Seney
Shirk
Krinklen
Hyatt
Yargen
Braves
Probable Three Victims In Storm Disaster
After surveying the cyclone wreckage from here to Ree Heights investigators estimate initial losses around 100000 dollars. Grain escaped major damage, but farm buildings fared poorly in affected areas. Miss Clara Wright, injured near Highmore while trying to save her horse, had crushed bone and brain matter removed from her head. Mrs J Calhoun, ill and shaken by the shock, is beyond hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
S. D
Here
Ree Heights
Clara Wright
Highmore
Burnside
J. Calhoun
Letcher crime stirs the town
Letcher seeks Ed Sheathelm a 35 year old carpenter for an attempted assault on the five year old daughter of Albert Metcalf restaurant owner. He was last seen on main street with the girl and fled south likely by train through Mitchell. He is unmarried with a hook nose about 5 feet ten inches tall wearing a black suit and soft Stetson hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letcher
Sheathelm
Albert Metcalf
Tie
Mitchell
Warry Sammis
Woonsoket
Marshal Sammis
Supreme Court orders state auditor to pay judges monthly expense
The South Dakota Supreme Court granted a writ of mandamus to compel State Auditor J J Handlin to issue the $50 monthly expense voucher for the supreme court judges. Handlin had refused payment to test the appropriation's constitutionality.
Kimball Man Under Arrest For Bankruptcy Fraud
Sioux Falls, S D. Max Kossove of Kimball was arrested on a federal bankruptcy fraud charge after allegedly concealing goods listed as assets and fleeing to Sioux City. He was bonded for appearance and to be transferred to federal custody for trial in Sioux City. another man, Henry Jacobs, was charged with selling liquor to Indians and held for the next federal grand jury in Sioux Falls with a $200 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siouxells
S. C
United States
Taubman
Max Kossove
Kimball
Sioux City
Towa
Siouxity
Hickey
Henry Jacobs
Chamberlain
Tidrick
United States Court
Sioux Falls
Runaway horse case ends in mistrial in South Dakota court
In Oacoma, South Dakota, a jury failed to reach a verdict in the personal damage suit of John Blaker against Henry Butts after more than 24 hours of deliberation. Blaker sought $5,000 saying his horses ran away after a plow and scraper were left beside the road, alleging negligence. The case will be retried at the next term.
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Oacoma
S. D
John Blaker
Henry Butts
Blaker
Butts
Beaumont Named Assistant Secretary of State Livestock Sanitary Commission
At the last evening meeting the state livestock sanitary commission chose A. B. Beaumont of Madison for assistant secretary. The position carries a salary of fifteen hundred dollars annually and he will assume duties around the first of July.
Contest Filed Over Dead Man's Claim In South Dakota
White River South Dakota Sime IL Kent of White River filed contest against William Johnson alleging abandonment of a Mellette county claim. Sheriff returned contest papers as not served since contestee was dead and not within the state. The claim was valuable and Johnson had moved household goods to Murdo before his death, a fact Kent learned through his attorney Judge T S Tripp.
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White River
S. D
Sime IL
Kent
William Johnson
Mellette County
South Dakota
Ter Johnson
Murdo
T. S. Tripp
Mrs Scallin Elected President This Noon
Mrs Scallin is elected president in a noon announcement. The event confirms leadership change and sets the new administration in motion.
Officiers of the S D PTA and local officers list
Officers of the S D Parent-Teachers Association with presidents and vice presidents named across Mitchell Pierre Watertown Yankton Lead and other towns. Recording secretary and treasurer positions filled by listed individuals with city affiliations. Auditor noted.
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H. Scallin
Mitchell
Frank M. Byrne
Pierre
S. X. Way
Watertown
Whiting
M. Lawton
Yankton
Damon Clark
W.S. Hill
H. J. Mohr
Alexandria
W. Hl
Hart
Salem
W. B&b. Diehl
South Dakota launches child welfare movement statewide
The child welfare conference under National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher association launched a state organization in South Dakota. First officers chosen. reports from Pierre to Mitchell and Longfellow schools noted strong parent teacher circle activity and a need for community effort to support mothers and children. Speakers stressed prevention, rural education, and organized programs to aid families, with Gov. Byrne and national leaders outlining the home’s role in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
National Congress of Mothers and
Parent-Teacher Association
Frank M. Byrne
Pierre
W. H. Hart
Salem
Meade
Alexandria
Mitchell
V. B. Diehl
Central School
S. H. Seallin
Eugene Field School
R. A. Za
Peerthy
Lonie Goringer
Mother O’ Mine
Dora Butler
Frederick Schoff
Philadelphia
National Congress of Mothers and Parent- Teachers Association
Orville T. Bright
Chicago
Child Welfare Books Highlighted at State Meeting
The Mitchell state meeting of the child welfare association will steer attention to books on child welfare and allied themes. The library has a few very good titles on these subjects.
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Mitchell
The
Child Welfare Association
Atention
Readable books on city youth and child welfare
Interested readers are invited to view a selection of books on urban youth. Works cited include Jane Addams Spirit of Youth and the City Streets and Louise DeKoven Bowen Safeguards for City Youth at Work and at Play. Other titles include Henderson Dependent Defectives and Delinquents and Anna Steese Richardson Better Babies and Their Care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Addams
Louise DeKoven Bowen
Juvenile Protective Association of Chicago
Mitchell
Henderson
Anna Steese Richardson
Department of Hyfiene
Congress of the Mothers
Parent-teachers’ Association
Anna Haynes
Syverson Bank Trial Set for Monday in Kingsbury
An adjourned term of the state circuit court for Kingsbury County opens next Monday in DeSmet to try EB A Syverson and M P Syverson father and son linked to Bancroft State Bank collapse. The pair deny charges of irregularities and will be defended by leading state lawyers as the lengthy trial unfolds amid sensational expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeSmet
S. D
Kingsbury County
EB. A. Syverson
M. P. Syverson
Bancroft State Bank
Bancroft
South Dakota
Syversons
Watertown
Wattertown
Watertown Bank
Syverson
Bancroft Bank
Kelley Home Brings $2,550 at Auction Sale
Joseph A. Tyler purchased the P. H. Kelley residence on West Seventh in yesterday afternoon’s auction for $2,550. Judge Brothers oversaw the third straight sale of residence properties in two weeks, with strong prices encouraging further sales. A fourth residence sale is advertised for next Saturday with property details in another column.
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Joseph A. Tyler
P. H. Kelley
West Seventh
Judge Brothers
May Attack the Auto Tax in Rapid City
Rapid City clubs unite to refuse the $6 auto tax calling it class legislation and illegal. They claim funds collected, about $206000, aren’t spent as required to build and maintain highways. The move draws interest from other states as rain leaves water on streets and low areas. W. E. Tipton attended to legal business in Wolsey yesterday.
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Rapid City
S. D
W. EB. Tipton
Wolsey
Education for peace and boy protection urged by SD PTA group
The South Dakota branch of the National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers' Association adopted resolutions urging education for peace, stronger care for boys, and expanded kindergarten programs. It calls for school based parenthood training, infant hygiene education, and support for playgrounds, nurseries, and social centers, with thanks to local officials and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
National Congress of Others
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Earth
National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers Association
National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Association
Traveler’s Aid Association
Anti-Cigarette League
Big Brother Movement
Big Sister Movement
Boy Scouts
Camp Vire
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
National Play Ground Association
National Congress of Mothers and Parent- Teacher Association
Schott
Bright
Byrne
Mitchell
Redline Piano Company
Commercial Club
Newburys
Dethiefs
L. J. Shaw
Watertown
Good Roads Congress Draws About Two Thousand to American Island
The good roads congress drew nearly two thousand attendees to American Island yesterday afternoon. A special train brought delegation from Lyman county and a crowd from Kimball with the Kimball band. Free lunch was served in Bartlett's store as weather threatened. Ferry boats ferried attendees to hear talks by O. L. Branson and Herman Body. Columbus College beat Mitchell 5 to 3 in a notable ball game. The crowd saw growing island improvements including a new auditorium for chautauqua and conventions, with fuller reports to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Branson
Mitchell
Herman Body
Lyman County
Columbus College
Huron Line Aims to Start Work Toward Fergus Falls
Web ster and Wahpeton areas anticipate the Huron and Northwestern Railway starting soon from Huron toward Wallace and Wallace to Fergus Falls. Promoter Frank W. Henderson and right of way man L A Vik arrived with survey crews, with a Chicago contractor already awarded grading from Huron to Wallace. The line would pass Garden City Webster Waubay Roslyn Grenville Sisseton Effington Wahpeton and Fergus Falls, opening undeveloped country and drawing North Dakota business toward the Northwestern system.
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Huron
Wallace
Chicago
Garden City
Webster
Waubay
Roslyn
Grenville
Sisseton
Effington
Wahpeton
Fergus Falls
Northwestern Company
North Dakota
Mitchell Braves Schedule Six Games For Coming Week
Mitch ell Braves manager Heinie Scharnweber schedules six baseball games for the coming week with matchups against Howard Mitchell and Plankinton plus a July Fourth clash with Letcher. Sunday games set at Tobin s park and Hitchcock park hosts other games as workmen erect bleachers. A Chamberlain game yesterday ended 5 to 3 with Mitchell unable to hit with runners in scoring position. The club expects another pitcher soon and relies on heavy hitters Seney Peck and Gilmore for a strong season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinie
Scharnweber
Mitchell Braves
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Tobin’s Park
Hitchcock Park
Mitchell
Lane
Tobin’sly
Howard
Mitchcock Park
Plankinton
Letcher
Ruskin Park
Forestburg
Braves
Emery Club
Riverside Park
Chamberlain
Missouri River
Farr
Floria
Feltis
Zard
Seney
Peck
Gilmore
Roy Hitchcock Returns Home From Parents’ Nebraska Visit
Roy Hitchcock, who had been staying with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hitchcock for a week, returned last evening to his home in Cody, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hitchcock
W. A. Hitchcock
Cody
Neb
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County
Stablein F Sane
Maryville
Kans
Arthur Collins
Hilda Owens
Trask
L. H. Trask
Clinton Garrett
Tresham
Carpenter
Supreme Court
Beaumont
S. D. Parent-Teachers’ Organization
S. D. Parent-Teachers Association
Mitchell's
PACE
STATE
Kelley
National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers’ Association
National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teach Association
Congress
Mother
Beautiful Island
Missouri
Huron Line
Aurel Ley
Siou
Eage
Tee
Ening
Ins
Tay, Jewell
Cool of
Rey
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