Sunny Alberta Land Offers Payback in One Year
Promoters tout cheap wheat lands in Western Canada with payments of $8 per acre and down payments of $2.50 to $3.00. The offer promises five annual payments to win buyers with Chartered Car Excursions from Minneapolis on the 80th of May. O. W. Kerr Company markets the deal from Fargo and Minneapolis offices.
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Canada
Soo
Minneapolis
O. W
Kerr ‘Company
Home Office
Fargo
N. D
Guaranty Loan
Supreme Court ruling clarifies liquor laws on allotments
Sioux Falls May 21 The U S Supreme Court decision in James Lincoln's habeas corpus case affects federal authority over liquor on allotments within Winnebago lands. Lincoln was convicted in Nebraska for unlawfully introducing liquor to the reservation, and the ruling addresses whether allotment lands are treated like reservations for enforcement purposes.
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Sioux Walls
United States
South Dakota
United States Supreme Court
James Lincoln
United States Court of
Nebraska
Winnebago
Supreme Court
Lincoln
Brewer
Feme
Chicago to Rival Mitchell in Next Fall Corn Festival
Chicago Commercial Association announces a forthcoming corn festival rivaling Mitchell’s. Immense prizes include five thousand dollars for the best corn and other large awards. The note invites Chicago to adopt Mitchell’s Corn Palace ideas and promises a joint, neighborly exchange of visitors to boost Illinois agriculture.
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Chicago
Mitchell
Chicago Commercial Association
Middle West
United States
Illinois
South Dakota
Chiago
State Board Plans Improvements for Huron Fair
Huron May 21 state board of agriculture met at Secretary Beach office to discuss the September fair. Plans include ditch construction for sewage and drainage to the river, increased payrolls for the speed department, and higher premiums averaging 10 percent across departments. Efforts to secure solid rail service from Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul lines via Wolsey were noted. J W Campbell and W S Hill sworn in as board members. gathering closed with a hospitality event at Campbell home.
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Huron
State Board of Agriculture
Beach
Cole
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Wolsey
J. W. Campbell
W. S. Hill
Alexandria
Rate Bill Compromises and Presidential Terms
The Boston Transcript notes the president’s stance on the Allison amendment and the final bill shape. It suggests he aimed for substantial results with a flexible compromise, preferring administrative regulation over court-driven rates and seeking to avoid specific terms that could hinder final terms.
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Boston Transcript
Woman Waives Preliminary Exam in Infant Murder Case
Mrs Jennie Vanhoover appeared before Judge Herbert for a preliminary examination after arrest for the infant murder at birth on April 30. She waived examination and was ordered held to the November term of the circuit court without bail, remaining in jail until then. Accompanied by her father William Anderson and a female friend, she faced the charge read by States Attorney Spangler.
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Jennie Vanhoover
Ebbaruved
Vanhoover
Herbert
Spangler
Insurgents win control of state convention delegates
County conventions across the state selected delegates to the Sioux Falls state convention on June 5. Returns from most counties show insurgents carry the state and will command nominations, with stalwarts listed as conceded in several counties.
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Sioux Falls
Gypsy Tea Party Closes Twentieth Century Club Season
The Twentieth Century club held a Gypsy tea at Mrs. B. A. Bobb’s home on Monday. Members dressed in Gypsy costumes moved from grave to gay displays as a fortune teller brought mystery and happiness or woe. Members hid lunch baskets and tea was served before final gypsy entertainment.
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B. A. Bobb
The West Advances Riches and Science in Farming
The article argues the western United States now leads in agricultural progress. It cites scientific farming, rail and government support, and rising land values from $1.40 to 30 40 per acre. It notes alfalfa and wheat gains, grazing leases ending, and a future spread of western prosperity eastward.
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New York Mail
Trustern Agriculture
W. H. Moore
Rock Island
Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
United States
Midas
Gypsy Performs To Close Season Of Club Study
The program featured vocal and piano solos, quartets, duets, readings, and recitations showcasing Gypsy's versatility. The audience enjoyed a richly arranged program and a happy season finale. One final club meeting remains before the season ends.
Former Dakota Wesleyan student Walter Harris dies in horse kick
Walter G. Harris aged 19, former Dakota Wesleyan University attendee, was killed Monday at 9 pm by a horse kick at Oscar Ludwig’s Lawton stable, Lawton, Ta. The Harris family learned of the death Tuesday. Rev J N Dimmitt identified the body. funeral services were held at the Methodist church and burial followed at Greenhill cemetery.
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Alexandria
Walter Harris
Dakota Wesleyan Univesity
Walter G. Harris
J. R. Harris
Oscar Ludwig
Lawton
Presho
J. N. Dimmitt
Sioux City
Dimimitt
Harris
Prief
Greenhill
Law announces candidacy for Fourth District county commissioner
Geo W Law announces for the office of county commissioner in the Fourth District subject to the will of the Republican county convention.
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Republican County Convention
Geo. W. Law
Free Methodist Quarterly Meeting Schedule Announced
The Free Methodist quarterly meeting runs May 20 to 27 at the Free Methodist Church. Rev J Whiteside district elder will preside with Miss Young from Greenville assisting. Services include Friday and Saturday evenings at 6, Sunday morning at 10 30, and another 6 evening service. Unsaved and anxious souls are invited. 4 M Anderson, Pastor.
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Free Methodist Church
J. Whiteside
Miss Young
Greenville
M. Anderson
The Obvious Purpose in New York Sun Editorial
The New York Sun argues Democrats seek to trap the president, using half truths and smears. It accuses them of coaching Mr Tillman and pursuing political gain while risking a fall in their efforts.
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New York Sun
Tillman
Summons in a Davison County land title case 1906
State of South Dakota greets A Milda and summons the defendant to answer the complaint filed April 7 1906 seeking to quiet title to Lots 2 and 3 in Block 2 Joseph Scheichs addition Ethan Davison County. Defendant must respond within thirty days of service or plaintiff will seek relief. Dated March 29 1906. T J Spangler plaintiff's attorney.
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State of
South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
Godfried Mild
A. Milda
Mitchell
Priys
Joseph Scheich
Ethann
Mitchell, Davison Co
T. J. Spangler
Omaha Time Table Passenger Service Details
Omaha time table shows eastbound departures at 6 00 am and 8 05 am with an 8 55 pm arrival from the east and a 4 30 pm arrival. An additional 12 00 am passenger departure is listed with a final 146 am note. WILT, Agent.
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Accomodation
Pasenger
Ween
Ted Eeeeree
Ory
H. Gorge
Notice to creditors estate of John Cook deceased
Notice is given by the administratrix of the estate of John Cook deceased to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication at Mitchell Davison County South Dakota. Dated May 22, 1906.
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John Cook
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
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