Tidrick case may reshape South Dakota stock scheme
A district court verdict absolves C. D. Tidrick of $2,500 note liability tied to United Mercantile Agency stock. The Chicago based project drew large South Dakota subscriptions including ex Governor Vessey and prominent figures in Huron and Mitchell. The decision could affect hundreds of thousands of notes outstanding and trigger further legal actions.
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Jones
Vessey
Huron
Mitchell
Tidrick
Chicago
United Mercantile Agency
Dem split in South Dakota reflected in Mobridge fraud claims
Ipswich S J reports the Edmunds County Democrat notes fraud and forgery allegations on a petition for a new primary law filed at Pierre by James Coffey. It highlights party rifts as Coffey’s internal revenue post remains stalled and signals a lively Democratic primary next March with debates over appointments and postmasters.
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Ipswich
S. J
South Dakota
Edmunds County
Democrat
Pierre
James Coffey
Mobridge
Coffey-Johnson
Ed Johnson
Coffey
Internal Revenue Collector
Senate
Wilson
Bryan
McAdoo
Democratic Party
Not Suffragist But a Lunatic at Ascot Gold Cup
Harold B. White, injured yesterday when he interfered with the Ascot gold cup race, showed slight improvement today. The report notes the incident occurred during the race at Ascot, with details limited to the condition update and context of the event.
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Emily Wilding Davison
Harold Hewitt
Miss Davison
Acording
Ascot
Hewitt
King George
Queen Marry
King Emanuel
Portugal
Crown Prints
Crown Princess
Sweden
Duke of Connaught
Governor General
Canada
Princess Patricia
Belmont
Tracery
Rockland
Whaley
Eng
Harold B. White
Dalton Saves Curran Life In Spearfish Quicksand
James L. Curran of Lead nearly drowned in quicksand along Spearfish River while trout fishing. His companion John Dalton of Woonsocket heard shouts, reached the scene in time, and pulled Curran free before the water level rose further. Authorities warn of unseen quicksand along the river.
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Savoy
S. D
James L. Curran
Lead
Spearfish Canyon
Curran
Knight of Columbus
Spearfish River
John Dalton
Woonsocket
Milk sales in Rapid City reach $2000 daily
Local hardware dealers have sold over 1100 milk cans since January with demand outpacing supply. Dairyman Ole Peterson ships four tons of butter fat monthly to eastern markets while ranchers seek outlets for milk and cream in Sioux City and eastern South Dakota cities.
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Rapid City
S. D
Ole Peterson
Missouri River
Sioux City
South Dakota
Milwaukee
Chamberlain
Northwestern
Pierre Division
Onttle_ mo fei heed
Rancher Hints at Massive Steer Shipment to Forest Reserve
J. M. Hill, head of a large Dallas, Texas ranch, shipped 1600 head of three year old steers to a forest reserve. The cattle were unloaded and turned loose while Hill pays $1.25 per head for the six month range privilege.
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J. M. Hill
Dallas
Tex
Hill
Pythians Vote To Come Here For 1914 Convention
Sioux Falls hosts the Knights of Pythias grand lodge after a successful three day meeting. Aberdeen likely hosts 1915 with Mitchell chosen for 1914. Amendments lowered admission age to 18, election of officers named, and a possible $1 per capita tax to fund a home for aged and homeless members.
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Sioux Falls
S. C
Mitchell
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Boosters
Large Loch Laven trout tops Rapid Creek catch
George Hanni a Northwestern conductor caught a 23 inch Loch Laven trout in Pactola waters on Wednesday. It weighs four and a quarter pounds, the largest fish taken from Rapid Creek this season. Other fish up to seven pounds have been reported in ponds nearby.
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Lyons
Sioux Falls
Hisega
Pierre
Attorney Lyons
John A. Hopple
Bennett
H. Manega Crary
Rapid Canyon
Mystic
Black Hills
Burlington
Big Bend
Makota Power Co
Milwaukee
Northwestern
All Aboard for Gettysburg Delegates Receieve Travel Orders
The South Dakota veterans movement to Gettysburg announces rules for the trip. Delegates will receive a transportation order from local railroad points. On presenting the order, agents will issue a return ticket to Gettysburg or a designated C M and St P railway point for the second leg.
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Battle Ground
Gettysburg
N. H. Kingman
D. B. Murray
H. D. Jennings
Bieda
Delegates Told to Return Unused Gettysburg Trip Orders
The commission outlines procedures for delegates to Gettysburg including return of unused orders to A. J. Kingman of Selby S D, travel refunds only on receipts, health certificates, and strict rules against transferring appointment certificates. It lists timelines for June 1913 and specifies train schedules from Rapid City Aberdeen Mitchell Bristol and Sioux City to Chicago for the Fiftieth Anniversary events.
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Gettysburg
A. J. Kingman
Selby
South Dakota
National Sanitarium
Hot Springs
S. C
S. D
Rapid City
Black Hills
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Bristol
Former Governor Herried Seeks Pythian Reform at Sioux Falls
Aberdeen South Dakota former Governor C N Herried returned from the Knights of Pythias grand lodge session in Sioux Falls where he was elected grand lodge representative for four years. He proposed ending the uniform rank and using funds for education journals and citizenship instruction to make lodge meetings a study in governance. He warned of rising inequality and urged meetings to discuss sanitation morals and taxation to mobilize an informed membership.
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Supreme Lodge
Norning
South Dakota
C. N. Herreid
Aberdeen
U. S. G. Cherry
BE. H Benedict
Milbank
Supreme
C. N Herreid
E. H. Bendict
T. M Simmons
Huron
William E. Parker
Dell Rapids
W. A. Roberts
Hexchequer
C. A. Fountain
Clark
Charles Ff. Harmon
Parker
Grand Inné* Guard
S. P. Fulker
Lemmon
Grand Outer Guard
A. S. Halley
Rapid City
C. N. Sears
Sioux Falls
S. D
C. N. Herried
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Supreme Pythian Lodge
Attorney Tym Finds Lost Baby in Pennsylvania
Attorney Chas F Tym traced a missing two year old son of Mrs Wm EB Berry through Iowa Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia and secured lawful custody for the mother after locating the child in a New Castle Pennsylvania private home. The search spanned Bagley Iowa Barnesville Ohio Wheeling Pittsburgh and Beav er Falls with Ohio law cited to support restitution. In South Dakota heavy stock losses are reported after a severe storm with nine horses killed at the Sorenson ranch and two mares at Padden ranch.
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Chas, F Tym
Iowa
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
EB. Berry
Tym
Mitchell
Mr. Tym
Bagley
Herndon
Jamaca
Yale
Perry
Berry
Barnesville
Getty
Wheeling
W. Va
Sheridan
Pittsburgh
Beaver Falls
New Castle
Walter Frasier
Injured traveling salesman in Woonsocket water carnival accident
Jack Heimstra, a well known traveling salesman, was badly cut by a motor boat propeller during a water carnival at Woonsocket. He suffered a 12 inch gash to the leg, bled heavily, and was taken to his home after being treated by a doctor. His condition improved but he remains unable to walk.
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Jack Heimstra
Woonsocket
Heimstra
Mitchell
Second Avenue East
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BIG
Royal Box
Cambridge
DEM
Dalton Saves
Curran’s Life
Woonsocket Man
Missour River
Herreld
Pactola
State Commission
Pythians
Jane Callahan
Whiteville
N. C
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
First Trust & Savings Bank
First National Bank
Commercial & Savings Bank
Mitchell, South Dakota
H.R. Kibbee
J. W. Bryant
J.T. Morrow
I. A. Loomer
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