Betts Bras Nuptials Highlight Mitchell Wedding
Florence Bras daughter of Bras of Bucrelt Wash plans to wed Arthur Metts in a Mitchell ceremony tonight at 8 at the brides home. Dr Schwab officiates. guests include Pearl Wilson and Miss Smith. Festivities feature pink and white decor, a breakfast, and a three course meal with a musical program and a towel shower.
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Florence Bras
Bucrelty
Dee Amuue
AIF
Ars
Brodstrup
West
Third Avenue
BF. Schwab
Congregational Church
Ill
Aiite
Ats
Pearl
Wilko Wan
Mae Bunens
Connie Wittue
Wil Bo
Wilson
Telia Ant
Reimain I Michell
Enginior
Cook County Hospital
Mitchel
Bela Foncing
Eras
Plorence Tras
Arthur Metts
Thursay
Pearl Wilson
Fitten
Kaith Smith
Miss Bras
Mise Smith
Hh.aways
W. ML Herbert
Clem, Miller
James J. Lahey
Bridge
Tay A. Dundas
Bruce Maclean
Ollie A. Hitchcock
Sud
W. A. Hitchcock
W. A. Hitch Cock
Stack
John Matzigkeit
South Minesota Street
Fev. A. &. Carhart
Pridal
Marnie Hitchcook
Sam ‘Eraub
Sioux City Bride Grace Mumert to wed Myron Rowley
Announcement from Sioux City reports Grace Mumert of Aurelia to wed Myron K Rowley of Mitchell. The couple will marry next month at the bride’s parents home. Rowley is a Sioux City sales representative for a wholesale grocery firm. The event follows a May visit by Miss Mumert to the Rowley home.
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Sioux City
Grace Mumert
M- Mummert
Aurelia
Myron K. Row Jes
Mir
Geo. M. Rowley
Mitchell
Mummaert
Rowley
Michell
Jon Walters
Fulton Advocate
Mise Sachew Walter
Leslie Jones
Waverly
Iowa
Wm. Anderson
Town
Mitchells Hall
Murderous mystery shadows late town homicide report
The article reports Thomas Dougherty found dying in an open basement after a brutal assault on Eight Street Phils Avenue. Police note injuries to throat and head, suggest foul play, and investigate possible motive tied to cash and local ties. Witnesses describe a nighttime incident near a previous fire. investigation continues with coroner’s input.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Thomas Dougherty
Eight Street
Phils Avene
Ghostness Distri
Sioux Arts
Hove
O'Lock
Daugherty
Fey
Dougherty
Fu Ieee Dellauaegeritye Satuines
Coleonnas
Polic Lathen
First Baptist
Phiathes
Cattleman Killed by Lightning Bolt in Ardmore
Ardmore reports pioneer cattleman W. Whitcomb was instantly killed by a bolt of lightning while 100 yards from his home. Widely known in local cattle interests and popular in the Acadian community, his death ends a long career in the region’s livestock trade.
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Ardmore
W. Whitcomb
Rusty nail blamed for girl's death in Butler
S D Butler reports Armada Snipstad age two or three? died after stepping on a rusty nail. The wound worsened under hospital care, and symptoms of poison developed over a day or two. Shipstady and other Butler residents described the incident as a fatal infection from the rusted nail.
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Iiatol
Essians
Boy Tragic Accident On Pollock Farm Wheels Overling
Ten year old Johnnie Winterberg, son of Mr and Mrs John Winterberg, living near Pollock, fell from a platform over a plow engine’s furrow wheels. His father halted the traction engine but the child was killed instantly.
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Pollock
Johnnie Winterberg
John Winterberg
Winterbers
Johnie
Your Child's Cough 18 A Call for Help
An advertisement claims Dr King's New Discovery quickly soothes a child’s cough and stops it regardless of duration with a guaranteed remedy. It emphasizes balsams and cold relief as the remedy to use rather than other treatments.
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Dr. King
State Supreme Court Reverses Flavin Case and Appoints Public
The court held that Chapter 90 of 1803 laws overstepped authority by directing a special prosecutor to assist the state in the Flavin trial, while recognizing the constitutionality of authorizing the court to appoint an attorney to aid the case. Remanded with instructions to discharge the defendant. Other cases in the slate docket included rulings on assorted appeals and law graduates admitted to practice.
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Herre
S. D
State
Flavin
George Flavin
Treasuer
Pennington
Wilek
Texislatire
Ant Intorney
Baz
Nuititus
McCoy
John Culhane
George Biting
Brookings
James A. Cessna
Otho Development Co
Bo Larson
M. Rumley
Innehalla
James W. Curran
Christina’ Kent
Lawrence
Law Department of the State University
Chester Bates
Sioux Falls
Carmeling Rootiman
Janis, Mass
Marion C
Cloud, Jadams, Atass
Marion
Relay message travels Seattle in under a hundred hours
Aberdeen and Headquarters along the Yellowstone Trail celebrate a relay letter from Mayor Thom son of Chicago to the Seattle mayor. The run completed in ninety seven hours ten minutes, beating the 100 hour target by nearly three hours despite heavy rains. The relay is praised as a feat by a loyal group of volunteers and the Yellowstone Trail’s suitability for mobile travel is affirmed.
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Aberdeen
Yellowstone Trail
Jrans
Porto JW
Parnes
Tosivteh
Trill Association
Self Defense Plea For Tom In South Dakota Trial
In Leola South Dakota Jacob Ries of Lonley stands trial on charges of stabbing Edward Ton, alleged by the state to have occurred April 21. The case features Christina Town as sister to the defendant and sister-in-law to the deceased, with testimony shaping the defense’s self defense claim.
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Leola
Jacob Riese
Loni
Edward ‘Tonn
Nelan
Jitney Plan Nears as Aberdeen Saloon Closures Loom
Aberdeen South Dakota faces closures as nineteen local saloons plan to shut by June 20. James, a nearby town, will host a new regular bus link between Aberdeen and James to serve thirsty patrons. A wholesale liquor house intends a James outlet, with many Aberdeen businesses repurposing spaces. The impending changes trigger concern over local commerce and a $10,000 damage case involving a traveling salesman’s train incident.
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Aberdeen
S.D
Njoy
Tames
James
Tee Birlees
Milwaukee Raile
Fire Insurance Company record entry
98 of the National Fire Insurance Company of Hartford Conn remains referenced in the casualty ledger with no further context provided.
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The
National Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford
Conn
Moe aie on seats at National Union event Century 1900s
Fragmentary OCR notes reference National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh and a total in 2003. Readable bits imply seating or attendance details at an event but exact context and numbers are unclear. Entities include National Union Fire Insurance Company and Pittsburgh.
Treasurer Gorge Playin Freed in Pennington County Case
The Supreme Court reversed a lower court in Butte County and dismissed the conviction of Gorge D. Playin who faced charges while serving as treasurer for Pennington County. The decision ends the case against the defendant.
Can Rail Road Take Liquor Into North Dakota
Aberdeen, S. D. Horter and Grantham, solicitors for the Milwaukee a llway company, announce plans to transfer to the federal court for North Dakota. The suit argues the railroad shipments into Emmons County violate North Dakota law, with a likely hard-fought case ahead.
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Aberdeen
Horter & Granthem
Milwaukee Allway Company
Federal
North Dakota
General of
Allroad
Nawar Iito Emons County
Neth Dakota
Trial for Killing In Law Brother Opens in Circuit Court
In McPheron county circuit court, the murder trial of Jac o Kieez begins over the death of his brother in law. About two dozen jurors examined, with State's Attorney Theodore P. Giedt and James M. Brown prosecuting. Defense team includes A. Te Harte and Leola Boucher. Principal witnesses include Mrs. Ton and her half brother Jerke.
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Leata
McPheron
Jaco
Kieez
Ied
Tomi
Alesmen
Theodore P. Giedt
Ames
Brown
Aberdeo
A. Te Harte Ett
Leola
Tha
Boucher
Aberdlees
Flood Floods Coal For Harding Settlers
Ranchers along Jonk Jones Creek in Hardinge County faced heavy flooding that exposed coal seams. The flood washed out coal chunks, scattering them along the creek bed and saving labor for miners later in the season.
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Bierre
Jonk Jones Creek
St Hardinge
German System Repurposes War Debris for Front
A New Hampshire company sues the railroad for 10000 damages over alleged failure to provide enough light on station platforms. TheGerman and Allied war effort details cover salvage operations at the front including ransacking uniforms and equipment, reconditioning weapons and shells, and assembling improvised fortifications. The report notes French and German workers aiding in reconstruction and supply chains, with emphasis on rail access and emergency bread and meat provisions.
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Hors
Railway Compass
Blaintin
2Thiat Railroad Company
York Herald
Bromperou
Aue
Alvisen
Pani Chineliy Neon Leniat
Guelien Autnantica Aan
Prreheltoitatenerar Aneerenaeias
Uae
Atlas
Evan
Elt’s Inhabitant Sharpeater Shop Reneh
Sing
Axa
Sammelstelle
Ehers
Sera
Belo Worth
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Gupst
Sioun Falls
Hidora Young
Flors
Genevieve
Eliza Fi I Smit
Marie Krog
Ruth
Kimball
Marie
Melette
Cora Platte
Onover
Enya
Lars
Jervick
White Lake
Mrs. Mataigkelt
Ome
Westvente
TB. Thomas
Laura
Della Kjelmyr
Supreme Court
Seattle
Avromon
Tom
Herson County
Christina Town
Eatnarnes
Elena
Aberdern
National Union Fire Insurance Company of
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Pennington County
N. D
Prother
Harding
New Hamance Company of
Manchester, New Hampshire
Maren A
Mitotell
Dakota
South Dakota
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