Notable Episco pal Convocation At St Marys Church
Crowds fill St Marys Church for the South Dakota Episcopal convocation with a banquet tonight. Bishop George Biller Jr. toasts. W R Ronald and Rev Paul Roberts toasts, plus speakers from Dallas and St Paul. Morning consecration, afternoon sessions, and a public final service close three days of events.
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Episcopal Church of
South Dakota
St. Mary’s Church
George Biller, Jr
W. R. Ronald
Commercial Club
Paul Roberts
Brookings
Frank Jackson
Dallas
BH. B. Woodruff
St. Clement's Church
St. Paul
St. Mary's Guild
E. B. Woodruff
C. C. Notjit
Minneapolis
God
E. W. Pigson
Rugby
N. D
J. M. Koehler
Kansas City
Hugh L. Burlegan
New York City
Jessa ‘2
Brennan
Calvary Cathedral
Stax Falls
Leonard Gray
St Mary’s Church
Hanford
Standing Rock Reservation
Hugh L. Burleson
Board of Missions
St. Mary's Church
Burlegon
Hare
Eathen
Rev. Deloria
Rev
Russell
Buckien's Arnica Salve Praised For Skin Ailments
Wonderful skin salve extolled as best remedy for skin diseases burns bruises and boils. Buckien's Arnica Salve is said to reduce inflammation and soothe skin. J T Sossaman publisher of Cornelius North Carolina notes its effectiveness after other remedies failed. Diehl rating cited.
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Buckien
J. T. Sossaman
Cornelius, N. C
Diehl
Dolly Dimples Show Draws Large Mitchell Audience
Miss Dolly Dimple and her attendant company staged their third Mitchell show last night to a large and appreciative house. The production ran smoothly with local talent in a cast of many named roles led by Meda Moorhead and dna Moorhead of Zanesville Ohio. Over 300 children joined choruses as up to date songs delighted the audience.
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Dolly Dimple
Mitchell
Meda
Dna Moorhead
Zanesville
Jack
Betty
Rachel Beattie
Bernice Tipton
Mr. de Parks
George Roddy
de Parks
Lucile Burns
Dolly
Bess
Lucille Evans
Roy Jarnagin
Count
D. O'Donnell
Count von Hoff
Carl Boyden
Dr. Granville
Harry Matthews
Will Bill Williams
Thos. McGrath
Suzette
Genevieve Branson
Louise Scott
Celestine Burns
Edna Moorhead
W. A. Heimberger
Irene Gosche
Helen, McHenry
Lucile Evans
Edmund Evans
Lucile Bobb
Louie Scott
Man buys dog mistaken for wolf by Ipswich couple
The Ipwich paper recounts Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Smith of Ipswich SD learning their Fox Terrier Woody is mistaken for a wolf. Clyde Smith faces 64 hours to correct the error after a bemused misbuy in the bank man’s office.
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Clyde Smith
Ipswich
A. H. Smith
Clyde
M.gc
Smith
South Dakota
Fatally Shot by Policeman at Edgemont
Otto Westerland of Terry, wanted for cabin thefts in Spearfish canyon, resisted arrest at Edgemont and was shot in the stomach by Chief Skages. A deputy sheriff recognized him and notified Edgemont police. Westerland was taken to Hot Springs hospital. his brothers were said to be in town.
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Deadwood
S. D
Edgemont
Otto Westerland
Terry
Spearfish Canyon
Skages
Westerland
Here
Hot Springs
Grey
Sucks Poison Saves Child After Rattlesnake Bite
Rose Debbelt, six, was bitten by a rattlesnake while near a barn. Her father Matthew Debbelt quickly cut the two fang marks, sucked out the venom with his knife, and carried her to a doctor. She recovered with only slight swelling.
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Cottonwood
Rose Debbelt
Matthew Debbelt
Sisseton to Have One Saloon Under New License Plan
In Sisseton, a unique arrangement lets one saloon operate from July 1 under the 1 to 600 state license law. W. Hollenbeck will hold two licenses for 2200 total to run a single saloon with 50 percent going to the city treasury. Daily receipts are to be managed by J. A. Rickert and J. Plat, while the city name stays out of saloon transactions.
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Sisseton
8. D
W. ®. Hollenbeck
Bollenbeck
J. A. Rickert
J. Plat
Make a Safe and San e Fourth of July Campaign
A South Dakota Fire Prevention committee bulletin urges cities to demand local laws for safe displays and competent fireworks operators to prevent injuries and deaths on Independence Day. It cites Washington DC’s 1908 safe and sane ordinance and notes historical hospitalizations from 1907 and 1912. It appeals to communities to adopt safety measures and avoid explosive celebrations.
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America
Washington, D. C
Firemen's Tourney Sparks Hot Contests in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs South Carolina yesterday the firemen's tournament featured multiple tight events. Gettysburg posted 29 4 5 seconds in the hub and wet contest while Tripp clocked 32 4 5 seconds. Rapid City and Pierre led in the champion hook and ladder and other tests with Stiner and Sheeks of Pierre winning double coupling and Cullen of Pierre taking single coupling with 5 seconds. Novelty ladder saw Sheeks 16 seconds while Walker and James of Rapid City posted 16 3 5 and 7 seconds. Wet contest results had Rapid City 47 Gettysburg 51 Scotland 60.
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Hot Springs
S. C
Gettysburg
Tripp
Rapid City
Pierre
Stiner
Sheeks
Cullen
Hall
Roberts
Walker
James
Scotland
Hydant
State Auditor warns year end closures and lapsing funds
South Dakota state institutions are told that appropriations expire at month end. They have ten days to close business and submit vouchers, with accounts closed July 10. Claims after that date will be rejected and must await the next legislative session as special appropriations.
Buried Alive in Sioux Falls Sewer Trench Death
Fritz Buddle, 54, a laborer for Star Plumbing, was suffocated when dirt collapsed a sewer trench on North Spring Avenue. His body was found four hours after the accident, around 4:30 PM, with investigations showing the ditch cave in and Buddle still inside. Observer A W Daniels noted the trench was partly filled at 2 PM.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
North Spring Avenue
Fritz Buddle
Star Plumbing Company
A. W. Daniels
East Seventh Street
Marble Avenue
Prairie Avenue
Joe Sampson
Loomis Items From South Dakota Column Noted
Loomis notes report Mr. and Mrs. Van Cleve visiting daughter Mrs. Case then returning to Tulare. Mrs. Hall and children visit her father at White Lake. Mrs. Darmer visited Mt. Vernon. bankers ride new motorcycles. Bert Davis of Batavia Ill. visits aunt Mrs. A E B Smith. Pierre death of George Reed from injuries in a runaway wagon incident.
Witness Held for Perjury in Burlington Suit
In O Neill Nebraska a suit by W A Quimby against Burlington railroad over 40000 collapsed when main plaintiff witness Ef J Eastwood was arrested for perjury after withdrawing his affidavit about a Spearfish canyon train wreck. Eastwood, former janitor at a local public school, faces investigations into post office embezzlement.
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S. D
W. A. Quimby
Burlington Railroad
O'Neill
Neb
Ef. J. Eastwood
Mike Harrington
Nebraska
Quimby
Spearfish Canyon
Nere
Hastwood
O'Neil
Burlington
Eastwood
Supreme Court Adds 28 Graduates to Bar
The South Dakota Supreme Court admitted 28 graduates of the state university law class to practice on their certificates. The list includes Richard L. Baldwin Carthage Donald K. Barrett Plankinton Hans Hanson Vermillion Henry J. Leane Mayville Frank A. Sievers Remsen Jr Arthur H. Hasche De Smet Chas. F. Barthe Friend Neb Chas. G. Haglund Medina N. D. Van Buren Perry Aberdeen Jas A. Lyons Vermillion Bayard G. Christ Miller John A. Kavaney DeSmet Baynard W. Philips Sioux Falls Stewart Sharpe Perry Ia John C. F. Mundt Vermillion Herbert R. Busse Friend Neb Jessamine Lee Fox Vermillion Morton M. Taubman Aberdeen William R. Danfroth Omro Wis Arthur H. DeRoo Atkinson Ill Earl R. Wilmarth De Smet J. H. Williams Gettysburg Sidney Severson
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Chas. G. Haglund
Medina
N. D
van Buren Perry
Aberdeen
Jas. A. Lyons
Vermillion
Bayard G. Christ
Miller
John A. Kavaney
DeSmet
Baynard W. Philips
Sioux Falls
Stewart Sharpe
Perry
John C. F. Mundt
Herbert R. Busse
Friend
Neb
Jessamine Lee Fox
Boarding House at Hill City Burned
Deadwood South Dakota reports George Casler’s large Hill City boarding house and property burned to the ground after a dispute over removal. Loss estimated in the thousands. Pierre South Dakota notes a general investigating committee resumes work in the secretary of state's department.
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Hill City
Deadwood
S. D
Sioux Falls
George Casler
Hmulls City
Casler
Old
Pierre
Secretary of State
Ba Bhie Senet Sheesh
Boys Enjoying Survey Hike Near Aberdeen
Aberdeen, S D At the end of day four of the farm survey hike all 60 boys remained in good shape and pressed on toward the fall. Col Nazle and Cap Hick enbotham delivered extra supplies as the group met with local farmers along the route. The march included bread eggs vegetables and other foods while feet troubles from old shoes caused no cancellations. Nightly talks covered shade trees stock feeding fertilization and farm buildings with Senator Mather visiting Shadeland and discussing legislation and sheep cattle judging and wheat farming experiences from Mr Pepper and H F Patterson.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Col
W. A. Nazle
Cap. Hickenbotham
Burton’s Grove
William Burton
Frank McHugh
H. F. Patterson
Shadeland
Senator Mather
Groton
Pepper
City Council Reads New Water Ordinance Proposal
A temporary ordinance to ban watering lawns with city water from 8 am to 6 pm is read to council. It also prohibits hoses without nozzles, with fines from five to twenty five dollars. The measure aims to curb waste until a new city well is completed. The council also acts as equalization and canvassing boards on taxation protests and the city telephone bonds election.
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Vinsor
Campaign to Eradicate Hog Cholera Begins July First
Washington experts announce a campaign starting July 1 with a $75 million appropriation to stamp out hog cholera. Last year losses reached about 60 million dollars as the disease ravages hog herds. Initial tests will occur in Dallas County Iowa with plans for Indiana and other states.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Department
Dallas County
Iowa
Indiana
Doan's Kidney Pills Aid Mitchell Family Case
A Mitchell South Dakota testimonial claims Doan's Kidney Pills helped a younger family member with kidney trouble. The speaker describes night dizziness, improving kidney secretions, and recommends the remedy to others. Sold by dealers for 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. is the US distributor.
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Dean
Mitchell
Streete
S. Duff St
Mitchell, S. D
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Enle Arents
Bard Town Meeting to Consider Farmer Cooperative Group
A Bard meeting of March residents and neighborhood farmers aims to form a cooperative association to unify and bolster local interests. Speakers include Prof Stephen D van Benthuysen on modern farming cooperation and Prof H I Jones on financial advantages of cooperation.
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March
Bard
Mmany
Country Life
Stephen D. van Benthuysen
van Benthuysen
H. I. Jones
Department of Chemistry
Prof. Jones
Maynard Theatre Changes Hands Under New Management
L. D. Milne sells the Maynard Theatre to M. D. Widney of Eagle Green Iowa who will take possession July 1. The Gleam picture house will keep the same standards and continue its run as a leading venue. Milne plans to spend next winter in California with his wife and pursue other business interests.
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L. D. Milne
Maynard Theatre
M. D. Widney
Eagle Green
Iowa
Milne
California
Anti Fat Fails to Give Results in Federal Case
Mrs Henry Clement of Clear Lake South Dakota testifies in a federal fraud trial against a Denver firm accused of mailing deceitful anti fat remedy schemes. Clement paid 10 dollars after reading an ad promising weight loss through lemon juice baths. The scheme failed and federal authorities arrested firm members.
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South Dakota
Denver
Clear Lake
S. D
Henry Clement
Dever County
United States
Col
Clement
Boy Scouts to Carry Message to Mayor Harrison
The president delivered a felicitation message from the White House porch at 9 30 to Mayor Harrison of Chicago in a haversack held by Fred Reed as the first relay runner. Secretaries Lane and Tumulty and presidential family watched on the steps while cameras filmed the start. The relay aims to reach Chicago on June 28.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Harrison
Chicago
Fred Reed
Lane
Tumulty
Mae Evans Held for Trial in Dr Moore Murder Case
Mae Evans bound over without bail to circuit court for murder in the May 26 shooting in a North Spring boarding house. The municipal hearing featured witness testimony from the landlady, police, and doctors, with Evans remaining largely motionless and tearful.
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Sioux Falls
D. D
8. L. Moore
Brookings
North Spring Avenue
Mae Evans
Orr
South Dakota
Tennis Men Pairs For Local Tournament Schedule
The local tennis tournament draws players into Class A and PB brackets with first round action starting tonight at the courts south of the Northwestern depot. Round progressions run through June 29 July 2 July 7 with semi finals on July 8 and finals on July 9.
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Wells
Lamme
S. M. Smith
Barnette
Downey
Meisenholder
Webber Branson
Young Nolt
Dix
Jarnagin
Hall
Dean
Lahey
Nunter
Havens
Delaney
Palmer
Hedges
A. Smith
Kress
Gets 4 years for manslaughter in Narcelle case
Aberdeen South Dakota Irish Tommy Condon was found guilty of second degree manslaughter in the Dupree murder of Joe Narcelle. The court sentenced him to four years in the Sioux Falls penitentiary, rejecting a jury recommendation to suspend the sentence. The body was found September 17 after a dispute over a horse trade. Condon had confessed then repudiated the confession. He was brought to city last November for trial before a federal judge but remanded to the circuit court since the crime occurred on Cheyenne land opened to settlement. He was transported to Sioux Falls under heavy guard.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Tommy” Condon
Joe Narcelle
Dupree
Sioux Falls
Carpenter
Condon
Elliott
Cheyenne
Deuel County Man Fined for Skipping Property List
William Mitchell of Deuel county faced a $300 fine plus costs after pleading guilty in state circuit court to failing to list all property for assessment. A. M. Howles of Brandt also pleaded guilty to illegal liquor possession and paid the maximum $300 fine.
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Brandt
S. D
William Mitchell
Deuel
A. M. Howles
Panama Jurist Facundo Mutis Duran Dies
Facundo Mutis Duran a prominent Panamanian jurist died today. He served as Panama's governor during secession from Colombia and was the first chief justice of the canal zone Supreme Court. He also held the position of Secretary of Foreign Relations.
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Panama
Facundo Mutis Duran
Columbia
Supreme Court of the
Canal Zone
Faraien Ralatianes
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Tommy" Condon
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