St Marys Church Elects Officers and Adopts New Constitution
A St Marys Church meeting elected officers including Searwarden S S Bately and junior wardens J D Anderson with vestrymen EF W Freyberg Ray L Branson and D C Cordi. The new constitution and articles of incorporation were drawn up and adopted as guests from milling and grain circles visit nearby towns. News notes include Miss Lizzie Kern death in Alhambra and a marriage in Winona with the Laheys visiting the Jim River cottage.
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St. Mary's Church
Episcopal ‘ Ry
Searwarden
S.S. Bately
War‘dents
J.D. Anderson
EF. W. Freyberg
Ray L. Branson
D. C.cordi
Fine Rain Damps Wide Area With Localized Damage
A late day rain belt covered about five miles around Mitchell with .82 inches total soaking the farming area nearby. Hail and wind caused damage near the University area with oat fields ruined at H R Kibnee and a shed blown down. Newburys suffered glass in greenhouses broken and flowers damaged. No rain reported at Ethan Alexandria Mt Vernon Loomis or Letcher.
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Yiedeeut
Adius
Mitchell
H. R. Kibnee
T He University
Were Wedded at Morning Ceremony in City Home
A quiet home wedding occurred this morning at 9 o clock at the residence of Mr and Mrs W H Fagneur 609 North Sanborn street Archie C Furneaure of Hulett Wyoming and Ellie B Boggs of Salem Oregon were united in marriage in the presence of a few invited guests The ceremony was performed by Rev Benjamin F Tilley of the First Baptist Church using the ring service A splendid breakfast followed the ceremony The groom is visiting his parents and the couple will reside in Hulett Wyoming after a short stay in the city
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W. H. Fagneaure
North
Sanborn Street
Archie .C. Furneaure
Hulett
Wyoming
Atlas Ellie B. Boggs
Salem
Ore
Samtiy
Joth
Turneau
Wes
Veterans on Home Board Favored by G A R Encampment
Resolutions from the G A R encampment in Pierre South Dakota advocate approving state W R C resolutions to fund sixty cents per capita for a female nurse at the State Soldiers Home to care for inmates wives. The report denounces false reports against Thos H Brown and commends Comrade M J Hawley for apologizing and seeking amends. It calls for reforms to Soldiers Home admissions including income checks and moral character. reiterates preference for G A R members on the Home board and officers. The encampment thanks Gen N H Kingman and Pierre citizens and railway firms for hospitality and reduced travel rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Soldiers Home
Thos. H. Brown
M. J. Hawley
Watertown
South Dakota
Freeman Thayer Post
Brown
N. H. Kingman
Pierre
G.A. R
Supreme Court Opinions Released Today
Supreme Court handed down rulings in several cases. Carson county touches included O H Jones vs Roberts County with reversal. Union National Bank of Columbus Ohio vs Louis Mailloux affirmed. National Guaranty Co vs H Cranmer appeal dis missed. Charles B Taylor vs White River Valley Railway affirmed. Haney opinions include William Mankey administrator vs H L Hoyt affirmed.
Trust Holds Stock in Beet Companies
Washington D. C. that the American Sugar Refining company owns 37 percent of the common stock and 55 percent of the preferred stock of the Michigan Refining company a best sugar corporation controlling six refineries in Michigan was declared today by C.
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Awe Warren Prashtem
Sheet Sugar
House “Sugar Trust” Egyinitie
Michigan
Warren
Henry O. Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
Ways and Means Committee
House
American Sugar Refining Company
Michigan Beet Sugar Corporation
Washington, D. C
Michigan Refining Company
Best Sugar Corporation
Aberdeen Station To Cost 366000
Aberdeen S D rail line officials announce total expenditure of 866000 for a passenger station freight depot round house and machine shops in Aberdeen. Work starts after July 1 with debris removal from last winter’s fire already under way alongside new high school and warehouse projects.
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Aberdeen
S. D
J. T. Gillick
Milwaukee Railroad
International Harvester Company
Knights of Pythias Elect Their Officers in South Dakota
The annual Knights of Pythias convention in Huron ends after a highly successful gathering. Elected as officers for the year are C. W. Felton Yankton as G Cyeen L Stevens Dierre Cy Agate Huron G K aie H Benedict Milbank G P seca Lambert G M of A GG A Fountain Clark G P Id Parker Clank Gi Manifarm Parker O G 2Erank Api Lead G T Charles Caton Hills City The Knights sisters elected Mary Brown Sioux Falls as past grand chief Dora Markson Lead grand senior Inez laker White Lake Alice Sassi Henry Jennie H Bolk Henry Morence Cyarrow Lead Josephine Lead Sioux Falls Ma bel Barnes White Lake Belle C Bright White Lake and supreme representative Laura Harmon Parker.
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G. M
A. Fountain
Clark
G. P
Parker
Clank
2Erank API
Lead
G. T
Charles Caton
Hills City
Pythian” Sisters
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the- Knights
Mary Brown
Siouxalls
Dora Markson
Inez Laker
White Lake
Alice Sassi
Henry
Jennie H. Bolk
Imorence Cyarrow
Grand Protector
Josephine Lead
Sioux Falls
Grand Guard
Mabel Barnes
Grand Rustee
Belle C. Bright
Supreme
Laura Harmon
State details new expense affidavits for officers
Under Chapter 4, the state auditor drafts a detailed affidavit form for expense accounts. It requires hotel names, amounts, towns visited, mileage or transport costs, and proof that expenses were for state business only. It aims to separate state from private business in officials’ accounts.
Browne Assaulted Tribune Correspondent in Speaker's Room
Representative Lee ONeill Browne of Ottawa allegedly assaulted Philips, the Chicago Tribune legislative correspondent, in the Speaker's room at 11 tonight. Philips was unconscious for forty minutes after the incident, following a prior period of hostility since the Lorimer investigation began.
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Springfield
Lee O'Neill Browne
Ottawa
Beo. Philips
Chicago Tribune
Phillips
Lorimer
Brown
Browne
Tribune
Fire in Chamberlain warehouse kills unknown man
A Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul warehouse blaze in Chamberlain S D at 1230 last night destroyed the building depot and several sidetrack cars. A body, believed to be an unknown man, was found amid the ruins and taken to Cox undertaking for identification. Tramps sleeping in the hay storage are suspected as the fire starters. five men slept there and one remains unaccounted for.
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Chamberlain
S. D
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Company
Cox Undertaking
Four Family Stricken by Trichinosis From Undercooked Ham
In Brown County at Westport S D four members of the Tf O Millspaugh family are dying from trichinal poisoning after eating raw ham bought at the Oak store in Westport. The heat worsened the danger and a physician declared the family gravely ill with no hope for the father mother son and daughter.
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Aberdeen
Tf. O. Millspaugh
Westport
S. D
Brown
Oak
Clapp Declares for La Follette
Washington D C United States Senator Moses E Clapp of Minnesota declares he favors the nomination of Robert Marion La Follette of Wisconsin as the Republican presidential candidate. He says if La Follette accepts the call he will enthusiastically support him and cites the progressive movement and distrust of trusts in the Payne Aldrich tariff bill.
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Washington, D. C
Moses EE. Clapp
United States
Minnesota
Rober Marion la Follette
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Payne Aldrich
LaFolle
Col Brown Names State G. A. R. Staff
Pierre South Dakota Col Thomas Brown announces his state G A R staff lineup to include Philip Lawrence Huron T G DeJean Plankinton C S Blodgett Raund City George W Snow Springfield S W Arnold Ipswich Judge Advocate General C S Difford Canton Chief of Staff W H Shai Banton Quarter Master General J B Fox Sioux Falls Assistant Adjutant General C A Fox Sioux Falls Inspector General E M Thomas Huron Patriotic Instructor Captain Ven Etten Highmore The encampment held a meeting in the city yesterday with a memorial service.
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Sioux Falls
C. A. Fox
E. M.thomas
Huron
Ven Etten
Highmore
Veterans Encampment Highlights New Officers and Heat Barrage
The event saw many members drop out over the year while new officers were installed for the coming year. Extreme heat limited attendance and affected plans, though the Pierre hosts gave a warm welcome to visiting veterans. Records will be stored in the secretary of state vaults and some will be moved to the state building. The order, while aging, notes slight membership growth due to new settlers drawn by northern state lands, yet overall marches and vigor decline with time.
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Order
Kingman
Pierre
Department
Secretary of State
Resus
Davison County Institute Close Marks Noted Progress
Friday closed the Davison County Teacher's Institute with high attendance and certificates issued by Supt Browne. The program emphasized industrial and agricultural training, featuring Prof van Benthuysen and Prof Stout, linking rural education to community life and county development.
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Davison County
Browne
Davis
Brown
Shrinkage in corn prompts government study
Washington reports a Department of Agriculture joint experiment with 500 bushels of shelled corn to measure weight loss in storage and transit. The study, conducted with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company and the Baltimore Chamber of Commerce, aims to determine shrinkage due to moisture variations and handling.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Baltimore’ and ‘Ohio Railroad Co
Baltimore Chamber ‘of Commerce
Corn Shrinkage Study At Baltimore Storage Facility
A 1910 experiment stored corn for 147 days at Baltimore and Ohio Locust Point elevator. Moisture fell from 18.8% to 14.7% while weight per bushel declined from 54.7 to 50 pounds, a total loss of 1,970 pounds or about 7%. Shrinkage varied with conditions. early period showed 0.4% to 1% shrinkage, later period 2.6% during sour hot phase. cooling restored stability. Temperature averaged 20°F. weather and humidity heavily influenced shrinkage rates.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Locuet Point
Baltimore
Taft Endorses New Currency Plan At Bankers’ Banquet
President Taft told a New York bankers banquet that no legislation compares in importance with reforming banking and currency. He praised the Aldrich plan as a nonpartisan, carefully drawn system to establish 7,000 national banks and avoid concentrating power in Wall Street or Washington. He said the plan should appeal to the entire business community including farmers and wage earners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
National Monetary Commission
Taft
New York
Aldrich National Reserve Law
Wall Street
Washington
Mitchell Women Win W R C Department Offices in Pierre
The Mitchell unit of the W R C gained several state office appointments at the Pierre encampment this week. Helen Kibbee of Mitchell was named department president with Ella Geiger and Evelyn Curtis, both of Mitchell, as secretary and treasurer respectively. Additional officers include Ida Nelson of Pierre junior vice, Emma Pike of Elk Point, chaplain Mary Oldfield of Clark, and an executive board featuring Mitchell members Emily Silsby Nanna Moore Lily Patterson Edith Gifford and Bertha Martin. Kibbee to announce appointive officers later. Relief Corps to meet in Mitchell next year with the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Mitchell
G. A. RR
W.R. C
Pierre
Department of the W. R. C
Corps
Department
Helen Kibbee
Ida Nelson
Mma Pike
Elk Poltit
Ella Geiger
Evelyn Curtis
Mary Oldfield
Clark
Emily i Silsby
Nanna’'Moore
Miks
Alexandria
Bertha Martin
Sioux Falls
Kibbee
Kibbée
Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
New York Officials Indicted Over Paper Board Trust
Federal grand jury indicted officers and agents of Various paper board manufacturing corporations for conspiracy in restraint of trade. The action accuses members of the eastern box board club and related parties in the anti trust crackdown.
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New York City
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Mise Smith
State University
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