Errant in the Rockies ends with Kitty Mellish and Talbot Power wed
In a Western tale, Talbot Power awakens after trauma to discover a concealed envelope of eighty thousand dollars and learns Kitty Mellish is the heiress named in a will. Gregory O’Carroll leads a band of attackers, but Talbot and Kitty outsmart them in a climactic stand that ends with an engagement.
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Talbot
Kitty Mellish
Kitty
Mrs. Relitska
Duty
Gregory O'Carroll
Gregory
America
Prairie House
Talbot Power
Mirra Relitsea
Kittie
Gregory O’carroll
Mr. O' Carroll
Miss Mellish
Mellish
Mrs. Power
What Is the Parasite What Causes Cancer Attacks
Recent studies suggest cancer is not just an organic growth but may itself be attacked by another parasite. Understanding these parasite relations could lead to a method to arrest cancer.
Dakota Legislature Ends Session With Large Bill Passed
The Dakota Legislature adjourned after a long day of passing major measures. Key actions included an appropriation bill with about 1500 dollars of amendments, a state railroad and public works agenda, and the creation of an agricultural commission that was killed. The session closed with appellate and educational bills, a conclusive budget, and the Senate confirming several appointments.
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Senate
House
Hooper
Board of Regents
L. G. Oschenreiter
Webster
T. H. Brown
Sioux Falls
William Powers
Yankton, Il
Pierre
M. Quarves
Marshall
I. H. Brennen
Rapid City
H. J. Warner
Sanborn County
E. Conklin
Clark
H. J. Walliace
Jerauld
C. H. Meyer
Codington County
Krause
Yankton
Meyer
Cash Johnson
Alcester
Railway Commission
W. J. Sivison
Minnehaha
N. Laughton
McCook
Z. Richee
Board of Charities and Corrections
Richee
Committee On Claritable and Penal Institutions
Sheldon
Conference Committee
Madison Normal
Labor Commissioner
Land Office
Board of Hea
Lawson
State House
Corns and their varieties for the curious reader
A playful essay defines corn in two senses vegetable and animal. It names corn types such as unicorn corn and toe corn and jokes about acorns on oaks and doctors corned by tight boots. It also explains how a corn dodger is discovered by stepping on a toe with a corn.
Freezing Eggs Reheating Method Improves Culinary Use
The article explains a method to thaw frozen eggs by boiling them five to twenty minutes depending on frost level. After boiling, the yolks are usable for almost any culinary purpose, avoiding solid, unusable yolks from slow thawing.
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Poultry World
Stub Ends of Thought and Aphorisms
A collection of maxims and aphorisms on wealth contentment beauty and character, attributed to the Free Press. The quotes explore judgment wealth honesty crime and the irony of perception and luck with a closing line about fools learning to count.
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Free Press
Winged Calf Appears at South Dakota Farm
A freak of nature, a winged calf, was found on the A Chisholm farm near Hecla. The calf is a frolicking animal with a six inch wing jointed to its body behind the shoulder blade and ending in a downward forward angle. The wing is covered in hair, and its owner cites past goose activity near the pasture as a possible influence.
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Aaron Burr
Middle States
2 Man
Miss Blank
Burr
Tam
Arrcurtar
A. Chisholm
Hecla
Treaty with the Yanktons Farewell Feast Signals Signatures
John J. Cole reports progress on a Yankton treaty with funds for Indians and government. The agreement offers $600,000 land value, $100,000 cash, $500,000 in US treasury for 5 percent interest, 25 year trust, tax free while held, plus annual distributions to natives and education support. Over 200,000 acres allotted for 150 acres per person and 51 Yankton volunteers receive back pay. Spree open status awaits Congress.
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Armour
John J. Cole
C. Adams
Heather-in
Miny
Congress
United States
Alph Sully
Cole
Madison Chautauqua Assembly Plans and Attractions
The Madison Chautauqua Assembly opens July 4 and runs to July 19 with summer schools guided by Dr. H. E Wratz of Sioux City and Dr. KE. L. jurks of Atlanta. Notable speakers include James Clement Ambrose, Dr. W. L. Davidson, Elizabeth Lates, Robertson and Ramsom, and Jospeh Cook among others. The G. A. R. Encampment is set for June 6 to 8 at Chamberlain with council meetings June 5.
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Tur Lake Madison
Chautauqua Assembly
H. E Wratz
Sioux City
Summmer
KE. L. Jurks
Atlanta
Bible Scool
American Institute of Sacred Literature
CG Ll. S&s
W. H. Jennings
Minnesota
W. L. Davidson
Cincinnati
Whso
Assembly
Congress
James Clement Ambrose
Evanston
Ilinois
Brooks
W. Hi. Jordan
Dakota
J. S Henson
Chicago
Boston
Joseph Cook
Lydia von Kinklestein Mountford
Jerusalem
Frank Heard
Henry Somerset
I. 1E- Witt Talmage
Russell H. Conwell
James B. Holt
Aberdeen
Council of Administration
Department of South Dakota
Chamberlain
Luft House
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London
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Mile End Road
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Stolemies
Philadelphes
Liverpool
Southakota
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