Tragic University Shooting Ends in Death
An account of the accidental shooting at the University of South Dakota in Vermillion on May 7. Miss Lillian Young was struck by a revolver discharged during a group initiation. She died after surgery in Sioux City as university circles reevaluate safety and weapons use among students.
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Lillian Young
Lotze
State University At
Miss Young
Sioux City
Bee
Miner
Taylor
sSt. Joseph’s Hospital
Dean
Breeden
Ang
Ross
Sioux ‘City
Matchells Good Speakers in Aberdeen Commencement Plans
An Educational Column notes the praise for Dr. Thomas Bielson of Dakota Wesleyan University as the featured annual speaker for Aberdeen Seminary students. The piece emphasizes the high value of his forthcoming address and hints at potential reservations about additional commendations from the department.
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Aberdeen Tmal
Thomas Bielson
Dakota Wesleyan’ ‘University
Nash
Ad hoc remarks miss legible details in fragmented note
A fragmented newspaper line shows garbled phrases about European military events and adoption records. The text is unreadable in key places, hindering clear identification of people, places, or dates. The remaining words hint at troops and firearms but lack coherent context.
Publicity praise from retiring Republican ad chief Everett White
Everett White expresses appreciation for cordial treatment during his years in the Republican ads department. He argues modern business relies on advertising and urges Mitchell merchants to boost publicity to maintain the city’s reputation for energy and enterprise.
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The
Republican
Mitchell
Everett White
The Annual Sweetening for City Teachers
Superintendent Hoff hosted an end of term gathering for city schools teachers. Mrs Hoff organized refreshments and the guests enjoyed melted maple sugar on ice along with games and light amusements guided by Lois Anderson and Waulieta Ferris assisting with the frappe bowl.
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Hoff
Corn Palace Offers One Fare Rate For Fall Event
Gale reports a one fare round trip credit on all lines into the city for the Corn Palace Sept 24 to 29 with return tickets valid until Oct 1. Preparations begin for the fall show with a nationally renowned band and top specialty artists expected as the opening attraction.
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Gale
Corn Palace
Associationn
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and testimonial
One hundred dollars reward offered for an uncured cattarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorse the firm as honorable and capable. Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists of Toledo vouch for Cheney. Cure taken internally. testimonials free. Price is 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
FE. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Erion Announces Candidacy for Republican Nomination
J. M. Erion states his bid for a legislature seat subject to delegates at the Republican convention. He presents his announcement as a formal entry in the party's nomination process.
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Lama
Sioux Falls and Mitchell Vie for SD Traveling Men's Meet
Sioux Falls and Mitchell announce bids to host the next Traveling Men's Association convention in the city on June 1 and 2. Sioux Falls plans a strong push with a band banners and arguments while Mitchell mounts an offer led by a large band and backed by its Commercial League. Other towns may join, but the race centers on these two contenders.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Traveling Men’s Association
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Commercial League
Congregationalists Report Strong South Dakota Mission Year
Dr. W. H. Thrall reports 7759 Congregational members in South Dakota with 2888 males and 4871 females, 1018 new Sunday school members, and $10185 given to benevolence. Six new churches, four buildings, three parsonages valued at $4,314,405. self supporting churches rise to 28, soon 35. Evangelistic work led by Rev. E. W. Jenney with revivals in 36 home mission cures and meetings in 14 churches.
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Congregational Churches
Redfield
South Dakota Home Missionary Union
Woman’s Board of Missions of the Interior
W. H. Thrall
Home Missions
South Dakota
Black Hills
Thrall
E. W. Jenney
Wild Flowers Souvenir From Yellowstone Offered
The Northern Pacific offers a pressed twelve flower portfolio with six full page illustrations from Yellowstone Park. Priced at 50 cents, the prepaid mail order souvenir is arranged for public access. A. M. Cleland, General Passenger Agent, St Paul, Minnesota.
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Yellowstone
Alps
Northern Pacific
A. M. Cleland
St. Paul
Minnesota
Tiffany enters race for Davison County Register of Deeds
Fred L. Tiffany announces candidacy for the Register of Deeds of Davison County South Dakota. He states the bid is subject to approval at the next Republican county convention.
Re Election Bid Filed by W H Webster for Davison County
W H Webster announces his candidacy for re election as Commissioner of Davison County First District, subject to the Republican county convention action. The notice presents a formal petition and party affiliation for the election.
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Davison County
Republican County Convention
W. H. Webster
Anderson Announces Candidacy for Davison County Auditor
H B Anderson declares candidacy for county auditor subject to Republican decision in Davison County. He pledges faithful service and a square deal if nominated and elected to serve the people of Davison County.
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Davisonzz County
Davison County
H. B. Anderson
Church opens downtown office for Rev. Stevens
The First M E Church in St Paul establishes a downtown office for Pastor Rev Alex C Stevens in room 213 New Century Building. The center will host the official board, committees, and a deaconess, with regular hours 10 30 am to 1 30 pm and broader appointment times.
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St. Paul
Alex. C Stevens
Myrtle Ibrey
Men’‘s Leaguer
Stevens
Setver
Victoria Street
Portland Avenue
Holly and
St. Albans
Dayton Avenue
West Third Street
West Third Streets
Triumph of Indian Lawyer
The Cherokee Robert S. Owen wins a suit for his nation against the United States valued at 5 000 000 for the cost of removal from Georgia to Indian territory sixty eight years ago. He receives fifteen percent as his fee. Earlier he earned 235 000 from the Chickasaws and Choctaws in another case. Washington bar members lament that tribes were not required to employ white lawyers.
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Philadelphia
Robert S. Owen
United States
Georgia
Indian Territory
Washington
Tobey Announces Candidacy for Davison County Register
By request of friends W. B. Tobey declares his candidacy for Register of Deeds of Davison County subject to the Republican county convention. He seeks the office through party process and emphasizes local service.
Woman's Trials and Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription
A magazine style discussion on childlessness and its impact on marriage. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female ailments including infertility, nervous debility, and menstrual issues, highlighting claims of high cure rates and urging consultation with Dr. Pierce at the Buffalo institute. It promotes natural ingredients and provides ordering details and a free pamphlet.
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Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Lurical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
J. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Materia Medica
R. V. Pierce
Br. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
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