Wesleyan suffers a crushing 112 to 0 defeat at Morning Side
Morning Side overwhelms Wesleyan 112 to 0 at Sioux City with 16 touchdowns and 13 subsequent points. The Maroons dominate on offense while Wesleyan struggles to mount any aerial attack or consistent defense. Captain Wilder leads Morning Side with strong receiving and rushing, as Drew Johnson and Beimer score multiple times.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Bass Field
Sioux City
Maroons
Dakota Methodist
Wesleyan
Wings
Hawks
Jowans
Behmer
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Willer
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la Hathaway
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Beimer
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Beck
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Clarke
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Conners
Steele
Sterner
Quinn
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Fox
Tatheway
Case
Steiher
Gand
South Dakota Recall on Richards Law Rules Ballot
The 1915 legislature repealed the 1912 Richards law, then blocked a people’s vote with an emergency clause. Advocates petition to submit the Richards law in amended form for the November election, urging a YES vote to restore "People Rule" and open merit voting.
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South Dakota
Huron Victorious In Scrappy Win At Hitcheccek Park
Turon high school edged Mitchell 6 to 6 in a troubled finish at Hitcheccek Park yesterday afternoon. A freaking play near the goal line decided the outcome as Watson of the visitors recovered a loose ball after a blocked kick and the officials ruled a touchdown. Coaches and players battled through penalties, with Hoagland and Scheurenbrand shining for Mitchell and Coop and R. Gascoigne for Huron.
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Hitcheccek Park
Turon High School
Ben Wheatley
Mitchell
Futon
Scheurenbrand
Watson
Walter HW. Mekersall
Dane- Huron
Mitch 1
Mar Hoagland
Sehoundbrand
Coop
D. Gascigne
Pollowing
Huron
Collins
Voss Huches Tey Meyers
Collins la
Manwarring
Uderson
County seeks return of 3500 dollars in civil cases
The November term will try suits against Berry Zangle Curtis and Judge Thompson over allegedly improper payments. Total sought is about 2509 dollars with disputes over sheriff taxes school loans board fees and insanity and veterans affairs payments. The state maintains the payments were unauthorized yet services were performed.
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Gliaou Eenee
Caio Semele
Zangle
C. Thompson
Damuritz Miller Fieling
David County
Nnl
Berry
Benny
Wimball
Xaminers
Curtis
Excel
Thompson
Insanity Board
Old Soldiers Home
Hot Springs
County official reports on excess payments oversight
A deputy executive accountant sent by the state reviewed county payments to ensure proper use of funds. The report notes excess payments were identified and measures to secure seven percent interest from payment time were discussed.
ELOPES WITH SOUTHERN GIRL IN MONTGOMERY WEDDING
Clay county youth Eloer S Jordan, age 80, elopes with Miss Mattie Lou Smith of Troy Alabama to Montgomery where they wed at two in the morning. Parents objected yet were forestalled and the couple plan to settle in South Dakota after a romance that began during her South Dakota tour.
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Vermillion
SL. D
Eloer S. Jordan
Clay County
Montgomery
Ala
Mattie Lou Smith
Troy
South Dakota
South Dakotan
Alabama
Roy A Johnson wins second corn prize again
Roy A Johnson earns the second annual gold prize from First National Bank for best ear of corn. Eleven contestants entered with judges from Mitchell scoring yield 60 percent, field condition 10, descriptive power 10, stocks 4, and kernel quality 5. Roy Johnson and four others, including La Verne Johnson and Wilmer Tiedje, place in top spots. contest to continue next season.
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Roy A. Johnson
Yoo
First National Bank
Joseph Twamilton
Treches Agriculture
Andrew Joy
Roy Johnson
Wilson Robbins
Lloyd Jehinn
Imer Peterson
Carrol A. Naser Miner Tiedje
James Joy
la Verne “Ohnson
Wilbridge Colfix
Harry Peterson
Hoffman
J. A. Witzel
A. Tf
Syle
Mitchell
Durito
la Verne
Bank
Notice to prove will in estate of John Frederick Riecke
State of South Dakota Davison County Court notices the will of John Frederick Riecke deceased will be probated at Mitchell on November 11 1916 at 1 PM. Dora Henry Anna and GarL MRiecke the heirs at law may appear to contest and request Letters Testamentary. Dated October 21 1916 O Thompson County Judge Clerk S Cattrell SHA
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State of
Mitchell
Mivison
John Frederick Riecke
S. D
O. ©. Thompson
Davison County Land Auction in South Dakota 1916
Notice from the Fourth Judicial Circuit announces the sale of the Southeast Quarter of Section 18 Township 104 Range 60 West in Davison County. The sale targets the highest bidder on November 9, 1916 at 2 PM at the described residence with terms: $1,000 cash, remaining balance in installments secured by a first mortgage at 6 percent, due over up to five years.
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State of
South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
Lewis Merriman
Charles Smith
Mtta West
Ray Smith
Range Sinty
L. J. Welch
Fellow Expects Victory on Rail Rate Case
Mitchell merchants hope for favorable freight-rate ruling as 12. Fellow secretary of the Commercial club reports confidence in the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing. Sioux City opposition argues rates are discriminatory while Mitchell advocates cite higher through rates than local routes. Decision expected within six months, with possible broader rate benefits if the contention prevails.
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Mitchell
J. Felow
Commercial Club
Fellow
Washington,. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sioux City
Fellow and I
Sweet
Mitchell Merchants
Sioux Balls
Washington
Sner
Bad lands spread to eastern states in dry campaign
Norwich N Y addresses on the dry party tour claim liquor has moved east from the new west to the old northeast. Ima Landrith says the frontier of civilization is rolled in rum barrels into Deadwoods Podge Cities Lead Villes Cripple Creeks and Boises of Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois New York and New Jersey. He contrasts dry western states with eastern areas cited as now drinking.
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New West
Northeast
Ima Landrith
New York
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Buttes
Cripple Creeks
Boises
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ilineis
New Jersey
North Dakota
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Arizona
Colorado
Jansas
Colonel Flays The President In Unscheduled Roosevelt Talk
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt met a large Iowa crowd during a train stop en route from Denver to Chicago. He condemned Wilsons prideful nonaggression remark and praised Iowas intense Americanism, claiming seven and a half years as president saw no foreign murders and no shots fired at aliens.
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Clinton, Jr
Denver
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Iowa
Bread Prices Rise in Chicago and Midwest
Chicago bakers forecast further bread price hikes after higher flour costs and dwindling flour supplies. A Chicago meeting aims to persuade congressmen to back a wheat and flour embargo. In Minneapolis low grade flour jumped 50 cents to 5.50, and Winona raised bread and milk prices by several cents per quart.
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Chicago
Master Bakers’ Association
Minneapolis
Minn
Winona
Indian matron quits for missionary work in Tennessee
Esther O. Stilwell, long served matron of the government Indian school near Rapid City and later at Haskell Institute, resigns to become a missionary among mountain whites in Tennessee. She is well known in South educational circles.
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Rapid City
Esther O. Stilwell
Government Indian School
Haskell Institute
Tennessee
South
Indian school matron to aid mountain white poor
The notice states a new Indian school matron will perform effective work among the poor mountain white population, aiming to improve welfare and education through service in the community.
Jurors Drawn for Next Term in Circuit Court
Fifty names were drawn for the next term of circuit court and will be summoned for the November 21 opening. The list includes George Doering Frank McPanland Frank Mutziger W S Edginton J L Gorkey J S Renaluna John Schutt Perdman Koop Jack Levin John Anderson Hf C More Wilson Wood Smith Clifford Jexson Andrew H Carlson Chas Warner Andrey Carlson Herman Oberembt Pred Cropsey R A Livingston Jd Twanneman Clarence Clapsaddie Ie AN ADR eveee IB Brooks J A Leon Wim If Robbey John Clearbent Grant Williams Wan DP Allen Haris Av GC Black Anton Baumgarth Norman Welch Serank Anders H A Peterson H E Snow IL J Simpson id Cudmore W P Glennon George Liko Praink Daelebrecht TWarves Doyle Fred Thon J A Johnson IL K Medley B G Weeks I J Purdy Herman Esterly C ww Derr W M White.
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Court House
George Doering
Frank McPanland
Frank Mutziger
W. S. Edginton
J. L. Gorkey
J. S. Renaluna
John Schutt
Perdman
Koop
Jack Levin
John Anderson
Hf. C. More
John Clearbent
Grant Williams
Wan
DP Allen
Haris
GC. Black
Anton Bauimgarth
Norman Welch
Serank Anders
H. A. Peterson
BE. Snow
J. Simpson
Id. Cudmore
VP. Glennon
George Liko
Praink Daelebrecht
Twarves Doyle
Fred Thon J
A. Johnson
Hired man assaults farmer with pitchfork in wage dispute
A transient named Shriner, claiming Missouri as home, is jailed in Robert County on charges of attacking farmer Jacop Folkstad near Wilmot with a pitchfork intent to kill. Folkstad and his wife overpowered Shriner, bound him, and transported him to the county seat for custody.
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Shriner
Missouri
Robert County
Jacop Folkstad
Wilmot
Polkesstad
Reyes
Minnesota Legislature Called to Assemble for Special Session
Governor Burnquist issued a call for a special session at 11 a.m. Saturday October 28 to consider legislation for Minnesota national guardsmen in Mexico and to vote in the November 7 general election. The call follows sentiment in favor of a short session. County bonds in Lacoute County propose issuing 402000 to refinance warrants now at about 600000 total debt, with estimated interest savings over six thousand dollars annually.
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St. Paul
Minn
J. A. A. Burnquist
Minnesota
Custer
Lutte Courty
Social Hour Club Meets At Mrs Dondelinger Home
Perry Township note reports the Social Hour club gathered at Mrs. Julian Dondelinger’s home on Wednesday afternoon October 18 with 16 guests. The group planned November meetings hosted by Mrs. Milo Dailey and Mrs. Myrtle Balding. Nearby, Mr. Sherman Lewis and Mr. Charles Kendall returned from a Montana business trip.
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Perry Township
Julian Dondelinger
Milo Dailey
Myrtle Balding
Sherman Lewis
Charles Kendall
Montana
Robert McCue
Draper
George Lewis
Iowa
Black Hills Women to Join Federation as District
Delegates at the Black Hills Federation of Women's clubs annual session voted to become a district of the State Federation, preserving individual autonomy. Officers elected: President Mrs Bettleheim Spearfish, Vice President Mrs J A Stanley Lead, Corresponding Secretary Mrs Soutar Spearfish, Recording Secretary Mrs L B Highley Hot Springs, Treasurer Mrs T W Moffitt Deadwood. Next session set for Lead in October.
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S. ID
Black Hills Federation of Women’s Clubs
State Federation of Womens’ Clubs
Bettleheim
J. A. Stanley
Lead
Soutar
L. 8. Highley
Hot Springs
T. W. Moffitt
Deadwood
Shift Coyotes Focus After Gopher Defeat
Vermillion S D November 4 shifted Coyotes by athletics director Blaine McKu sick to field strongest lineup against Notre Dame at Sioux Falls. Michigan Aggies also travel to Grand Forks on November 4 to face North Dakota as key games loom. South Bend Catholics beat Indiana last year 6 0 and Coyotes aim to challenge them.
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Sioux
Michigan Aggies
North Dakota
Grand Fords
Dakota Field
Coyote Rooters
South Bend
Indiana
Local notes recount rising car shortages and city visits
Saturday notes record railroad car shortages nationwide with unloading delays tied to worker shortages. Readers list social calls and business trips from Delmont to Mitchell, including visits by Jennie Wiltse, Joyce Case, and Wesleyan affiliates. Other items note court cases, deeds, and preparations for a city masquerade ball and church events.
Betts Rare Child Born at 405 East Fourth
From Monday's Daily Born to Mr and Mrs Joe E Betts a daughter was born on Sunday October 29. Mrs P A Cooley left yesterday for Manhattan Kansas to attend a brother's wedding. She will visit Springfield Missouri and other points before returning. N H Hoff of White Lake was a Mitchell visitor Saturday.
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Parkston
C. B. Turney
Norene
Oregon
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O. C. Lindekugel
Spencer
Congregational Church
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H. H. Kittleson
Alexandria
R. J. Harrison
Lane
William Kelley
Wisconsin
University of Chicago
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Jensen
J.S. Scott
Salem
Mitchell
Florence Walroth
Chicago
Roy Pound
Wessington Springs
University of Michigan
Hughes
John Bricker
Judge Bros
BH. J. Burgessyn
Iowa
J. S. Harkness
Letcher
Yasuma Oda
Dakota Wesleyan
Claude Whitlow
Beresford
Dakota
R. Kibbee
Charles I. Jones
JT Harvey Coacher
United States Army
South Dakota
Company F
Eben Eugene Rexford
Atveen Bay
Wis
Lawrence College
Appleton
Mattie McKinley
Elton McKinley
St. Seoville
Shiocton
Stewart Bailey
Bruce
S$, PD
Bailey
Educator School Supply Company
Bruce Herald
James W. Mee
Centerville
Democratic Party
G. A. Rogers
White Lake
Joe E. Betts
East Fourth Avenue
P. A. Cooley
Manhattan
Kas
Springfield
N. H. Hoff
Bryan predicts Wilson win in Chautauqua forecast
Milwaukee Sentinel notes Bryan the forecaster predicts Wilson will win and highlights his role as a prominent Chautauqua attraction.
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Bryan
Wilson
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