Kappa Pi Phi Banquet Honors Philomatheans at Memorial Hall
The Kappa Pi Phi Order hosted a grand banquet for the Philomatheans at Memorial hall on Saturday night. Decorations featured violet and white with a Greek Phi motif, and Mrs. Kreidler and Mrs. Clara A. Lukens attended as out of town guests. Ransom Corps members plan future events for veterans and auxiliary.
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Kappa Pi Phi
Philomatheans
Kappas
Philos
Anmong
Kreidler
Ransom Corps
Jerauld County
Clara A. Lukens
Nanna M. Moore
John Reierison Seeks Davison County GOP Nomination
John Reierison announces his candidacy for Davison County Register of Deeds in the June Republican primary. He cites long service to the party, residency of over thirty years, and work obligations preventing a personal campaign, asking Republicans for their support and promising to advance the Republican ticket in November.
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Davison County
Register of Deeds
a@aid
Republican Party
Feeds Sold for Soldiers Dinner for Old Troops
A six o'clock fall supper was served by R. Co. to soldiers and veterans. The event drew many attendees and provided a hearty meal for those who served, with praise for the organizers.
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R. Co
Hogan Brothers Sell Landj High in Aberdeen Real Estate
Aberdeen May 9 By far the year s top real estate deal is the purchase of the Hogan ranch near Aberdeen. A syndicate from Auburn Neb bought 5120 acres for 199000 to be parceled into small farms. J D and W D Hogan the Hogan twins will relocate to Minneapolis.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Auburn
Neb
Hogan Ranch
Hogan Brothers
J. D
W. D. Hogan
South Dakota
Iowa
Hogan Twins
Minneapolis
Round Table Discusses Hamlet Drama Evening
Monday night the Round Table held its closing meeting of the season at Mrs. H. D. Butterfield home. Associate members attended and Prof. Clarion D. Hardy was invited to lecture on the play. Hardy spoke for an hour with engaging details and insights for the audience.
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Round Table
H. D. Butterfield
Studs
Hamlet
Clarion D. Hardy
Hardy
Eiatets
Duluth Faces Fire Threat From Colbyville Outbreak
Duluth Minnesota is menaced by advancing forest fires from Colbyville toward the city pumping station. Firefighters struggle to safeguard property and timber losses mount. Nearby Port Arthur Canada reports fires surrounding Nolan area with massive damage already.
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Duluth
Minn
Colbyville
Port Arthur
Canada
Nolan
Williams Repatriated on Fraud Charge in Stanley
Phillip South Dakota resident L C Williams was arrested in Lawrence county and returned to Stanley county to face a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses filed by Andrew Michael of the Bank of Philip. He waived a preliminary hearing and, unable to post $400 bond, is jailed pending the next state circuit court term.
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Phillip
S. D
C. L. Williams
Philip
Lawrence County
Stanley County
Andrew Michael
Bank of Philip
Williams
Deadwood
Huron High School Dominates Brookings In Track Meet
Huron defeated Brookings 89 to 36 in a Saturday track meet. Rowe of Huron won the mile race in a furious finish, pulling away late to secure victory. Roberts of Huron also claimed the two mile, a distance he had not run before.
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Huron
S. D
Brookings
Rowe
Roberts
Candidates Open Race for County Nominations in June Primary
Saturday marked the final filing day for nominating petitions for the June county primary. Most offices have candidates, except state attorney and county superintendent of schools, while prohibition nominees are absent for the first time in years. The slate includes Republicans and Democrats contesting multiple posts, with several incumbents unopposed.
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Wm. M. Herbert
O. BE. Browne
W. Abbey
Prohibition Party
Henry Swindier
John O. Walrath
Herbert E. Hitchcock
Charles Boreson
J. M. Elion
Gus H. Helgerson
J. E. Watkins
William H. Comstock
John H. Hohn
C. C. Fitch
Elbert C. Jackson
Levi Pierce
W. B. Rowley
Henry B. Rogers
C. W. Johnston
J. D. Doane
C. H. Hedden
C. H. Krom
Robert A. Zangle
John L. Donahue
F. A. Craft
Geo. W. Fuller
J. M. Levings
John F. Berry
Register ‘of Deeds
D. G. Cox
John Reierson
S. G. Scoville
Clyde Kimble
Ms Castréll
Fos Purdy
Turneatre
Lewis
Bailey
O. _E. Browne
W. M. Herbert
Abbey
Edward K
J. C. Lehman
H. T. Ostrus
Nick Schneider
John F. Kurtz
Martin Gleason
Martin Boice
William Nash
S.F. Goodykoontz
Central Committee
O. T. Litchfield
Odd Fellows Award Dell Rapids Home Contract
The South Dakota Odd Fellows home board awarded the Dell Rapids building contract to a Madison company. Grand Lodge approval is pending at its spring meeting. The 44 by 120 foot two story plus full basement fireproof residence will use Dell Rapids granite and asbestos shingles with reinforced concrete.
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Dell Rapids
S. D
The
Odd Fellows of
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Odd Fellows
Madison
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
432 TEACHERS DO NOT PASS EXAMS
May 9. The March teachers exam results show the standard is high or applicants fail to meet requirements. Of 949 applicants for certificates in all grades, 497 were granted and 452 were rejected. A B E Chamberlain, in charge of farmers institute work, goes to Oelrichs and Fall River County towns to organize institutes.
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A. B E. Chamberlain
Oelrichs
Fall River County
UPA Still Finds Market on Rising Scale in Chicago
The United Press Association notes a rising market trend in Chicago as investors push prices higher across key sectors. Analysts cite strong demand, improving employment signals, and cautious optimism about future growth despite volatility in some commodities.
Market Prices For Wheat Oats Corn And Barley
Readable market prices show wheat at No 2 95 cents No 3 93 cents velvet chaff 95 cents No 2 93 cents flax 2 20 oats 33 cents shelled corn 46 cents barley 43 cents as of May 11 in reported values from the local market.
Wheat and Grains Prices Reported in Chicago Market
Chicago cash close shows No 2 hard winter wheat at 1.12 to 1.14 dollars per bushel, No 3 white oats 42 to 43.5 cents, No 3 white corn 64 to 65 cents, and barley bidding 46 to 64 cents per bushel.
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Chicago
Minneapolis Cash Close Prices for Grain
Minneapolis cash market reports No 2 soft wheat at 1.09 to 1.11 dollars per bushel, No 3 white oats 40 5 to 41 percent c, No 3 yellow corn 59 to 60 cents, barley 52 to 60 cents. RB-19
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Minneapolis
Chicago Live Stock Prices
Chicago live stock market report shows cattle receipts 17 000 steady prices 5.80 to 8.55 hogs receipts 17 000 up 5 to 10 cents 9.40 to 9.80 sheep receipts 15 000 steady 4.50 to 7.80.
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Chicago
Sioux City Cattle market reports mixed gains after Monday
Cattle receipts 1200 steady to 10c lower on beeves with fat cattle leading. Hogs receipts 2800 steady to strong with top at 9.45 and bulk around 9.30. Best beeves avg 1370 lbs brought up to 7.75 for fat cattle. fat cows and heifers sold 6.50 to 6.75, canners 2.50 to 3.75, calves 4.00 to 8.00, bulls 4.00 to 6.50.
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Sioux City
Color of Primary Ballot Colors Declared for 1910
Notice under 1909 laws lists official ballot colors for the June 1910 primary in Mitchell South Dakota. Republican white Democratic yellow Prohibition blue Socialist pink. Dated May 28 1910 by H B Anderson.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Prohibition Party
Socialist Party
Mitchell
H. B. Anderson
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UNI
McCarthys
Memorial Hall
Fred
Smith
Kerfoot Chet
Morris
John Relerson
Landj High
Stanley
Mary of the’'March
A. Neish & Sons
Mitchell Grain Market
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
W. C. Metcalf
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