Sheriff Recovers Stolen Horse Near Ethan Farm
Sheriff Cook tracked down James Kuch Tuesday night horse theft at G C Cable’s farm south of town. He found Kuch Wednesday evening at George Bonnell’s farm seven miles east of Ethan trying to sell the horse for 90 dollars. Kuch pleaded guilty in Judge Thompson’s court and was bound over to circuit court in 500 dollars bail. Attorney McGrath represented the state in Spangler’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Cook
Sherriff Cook
G. C. Cable
George Bonnell
Ethan
Thompson
James Kuch
McGrath
Spangler
Fitch
Lost His Opportunity in the Gazette’s Intra‑Party Rift
Editor La Follette of the Gazette aligned with insurgents in the Republican split over six to seven months. He criticized stalwarts and cheered insurgents while remaining a Democratic voice. His failure to back Gambie and Crawford ended any hoped alignment with insurgent endorsements.
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la ¥Ollette
The
Gazette
Brer
Latollette
Mr. Gambie
Crawford
Moated English Houses and Inner Waterways
The London Standard describes Helmingham Hall in Suffolk as the seat of Lord Tollemache where the drawbridge has been raised nightly for three centuries. Leeds Castle near Maidstone in Kent sits in a moat forming a lake bridged once. Wells Palace in Somersetshire shows a moat ringed by walls enclosing about seven acres, fed by St Andrews well.
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England
Helmingham Hill
Tollemache
Suffolk
Ipswich
Leeds Castle
Maidstone
Wells
Somersetshire
St. Andrew’s Well
London Standard
Dissipation of Elements in Radium and Energy Limits
A report notes that disintegrating radium releases about one billion great calories per gram via helium emission. Reconstructing dissipated elements would require equal energy, making synthesis hopeless. German physicist W Meigen suggests element dissipation is irreversible, like heat dissipation.
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W. Meigen
Subtle humor in church choir recruitment
A Kansas City Star quip says a clergyman asks the choir leader to stir male interest. The leader replies he could recruit a widow to rouse the men, but that would cause the women to lose interest.
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Kansas City Star
Umbrella Quip Shifts Social Standards for Names
A witty American Spectator quip plays on reputations and everyday objects. The line suggests a place where a man’s good name loses weight and stands as a humorous jab at social norms.
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American Spectator
Riddle Exchange Highlights Kindergarten Class
A playful exchange shows a kindergarten teacher and a scholar guessing a beast nicknamed king of beasts. The scholar suggests a pun about a lion and a mother’s temper, illustrating classroom humor.
Indiscriminate Shooting Arrest in Stickney
Ed Fitch of Vernon is implicated in recent Stickney shootings after a bullet pierced a shanty and wounded Mrs. Seivert. Brd. Kitch of Mt. Vernon is jailed on a warrant charging discharging firearms in a public place. Fitch waived examination and posted bond for circuit court. States attorney Treat led the case. Fred Seivert’s claim contrasts Fitch’s denial as both sides prepare witnesses. The incident prompts warnings as Stickney enters a formative period.
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Stickney
Plankinton Herald
Ed Fitch
Vernon
Brd
Circuit Court
Treat
Flenny Agnes
Witch
Mt. Vernon
Bernes & Trous
Fitch
Stivert
Local notes record travels and events in Mitchill and vicinity
Mrs. M L Bobb left for Madison Wisconsin to visit relatives. Mrs I B Kintigh went to North Dakota to see daughter Mrs Bert Duncan. William Rabbitt of Milbank arrived for business. Mrs Luella Ramsay and Mrs George Ashton visited from Woonsocket. Reverend Flaherty of Kimball returned from Woonsocket after a priests conference. Local figures travel to Spirit Lake Clinton and Toronto for visits and duties. A missionary sermon by Mr Kilbourn will be given at the Congregational church. A firemen disturbance during a city debate caused audience disruption.
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M. L. Bobb
Madison
Wis
I. EB. Kintigh
North Dakota
Bert Duncan
William F. Rabbitt
Milbank
Luella Ramsay
George Ashton
Woonsocket
Kather Shea
Dennis M. Potter
Aberdeen
Spirit Lake
Clinton
Iowa
John O'Brien
Father Shea
Toronto
Canada
Shev
Kilbourn
Letcher
Africa
S. Basford
Z Redfield
Sioux Falls
Time Table of Passenger Trains to and from East
QMAHA time table shows passenger train departures and arrivals from east with times 054.m misprint 6 00 a m 6 55 p m 4 30 p m 7 05 p m and 9 45 a m errors noted Cc B Wilt agent handles station duties
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Pasenger
B. Wilt
Seeee
H. Gorg
Devoe Paint Cost Comparison Letter to D A Mizener
A letter from R W Devoe & Co discusses paint values and coverage. It cites Devoe at four to five dollars per gallon and compares amounts used on comparable houses by J J Hall and N Avery. The writer asks what price is paid for other paints given painting costs and coverage.
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Devoe
J. J. Hall
Sheffield
N. Avery
Delhi
N. Y
R.W. Devoe & Coy
Chicago
New York
M. H. Gosche
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Mitchell Grocery
Deering
Aulfman & Taylor Steam Thresher
E. B. van Alstine, Mitchell, S. D
Department OF South Dakota
Woman’s Relief Corps
MouiTron
Faulkton, S. D
Woman's Relief Corps
2G. A. R
Phil Kearney W. R. C
Yankton
Department
Mary Bridenbaugh
Childrens
Robert L. M. Cook
Wolgemuth
America
Mary Bonesteel
Comrade Winbar
Ella Swanson
Avery
Arwy Story
Slocum
Winigar
D. A. Mizeier
Spring Grove
J. K. Smith
Wm. van Eps
Mitchell
B. VanAlstine
VanAlstine
Qmaha
C. M
St. P
Theo. Hamm Brewing Co
State of
South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
Goatees Mild
A. Milda
Joseph Scheich
Davison Co
T. J. Spangler
D. A. Mizener
Mitchell, S. D
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