Finilroad Scheme Advances From Mitchell to Platte
The Dakota Southwestern Railway plans a Mitchell to Platte line via Ola and Brule County towns. Incorporators Rasholp and the Winstead brothers announce rapid construction, crossing the Milwaukee at Betts and terminating in Mitchell near Home Park.
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Mitchell
Platte
Ola
Dakota, and Southwestern Railway Company
Haker Township
Little
Union Township
Aurora
Rule
Brule County
Stickney
Rasholp
Winstead Brothers
Soo Line
Northwestern
Omaha
Milwaukee
Betts
City Mourned V. B. Diehl Today
The city honored Valentine B. Diehl who died suddenly last Saturday night. Funeral held at Congregational church with Rev. H. R. Upton officiating. Pallbearers and speakers highlighted his Christian life, charity, and leadership in business and community service.
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Valentine B. Dies
Eltyrs Civic and Business Alfaes
If. R. Upton
Pipestone
Stina
Esteen
Friends
Congregational Church
de F. Sebreab
Devaned
Mr. Upton
Presbyterian Church
Scotland
Diehl
War Guartette
Witton
Gere Ifarold Miller
L.A. Wileian
William
Gordon Brackett
Servica
A.B. Hitchcock
George A. Sillsby
J. H. Ferrie
J.N. Crow
W. Derr
Dales
Branson
SH Scallin
Duhtela
RB. Ruth
Ft.ranco
FJ Merriey
Graceland
Tod
Nev
Jehoven
Pine Ridge area reports large riverbank drop near Kadoka
A feature along the White River south of Kadoka describes a tract about one hundred yards long and fifty wide dipping six to seven feet into Pine Ridge land. The Craven ranch house near the site shook severely, overturning chairs, while the nearby rescript notes the disturbance and its effects.
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White River
Kadoka
Pine Ridge
Craven
Bottoms of city land sections eroding after cuts
City council met to approve paying and paving projects across several streets including East First Avenue West Third, North Main to Tenth, and graveling routes from Edmunds to Olman. A sewer study was ordered for West Second, and grading work on East and West Seventh was let. Reports note ground eroding in Brule and Craven sale of Wyandotte chickens announced by W. T. Olmstead for November 4.
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Est Council
East First l Avenue
Lawler
Main Street
Omaha Tracks
Tenth Avenue
Main
Rowley
Iowa Street
Edmunds
Olman Streets
Dutt
West Second Avenue
Tsane 'Spears
Ernest Miller
West Seventh Avenue
Edgerton
Hunter Streets
Pierre, S. D
South Dakota
Bruley
John Craven
Weather forecast promises fair fall for farmers
Weather prognosticators predict a short cold spell before Maair mel Winter and Will starts Tate, bringing farmers abundant fine weather to complete threshing and finish fall plowing.
Diehl Drug Co To Continue After W B Diehl Death
Diehl Drug Co will keep operating despite the sudden death of senior member W B Diehl. The business opened as usual today and funeral services were held yesterday at Congregation Shireh with many friends and former associates in attendance. Outsiders including Dr Herman J Koobs and Mrs Barker attended the service in Scotland and nearby towns.
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Diehl Drug Company
W. B. Diehl
Toay
Herman J
Koobs
Airs
W. 2. Robinson
Barker
Scoreless Game Against Yankton
Wesleyan and Yankton academy varsity battled to a 0 0 tie in Yankton yesterday. Captain Shale led Wesleyan while Cutts started for Yankton. academy rules bar academy students from varsity play. first inter academy game of the season for Wesleyan.
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Wesleyan
Yankton Academy
Stevens
Bradley
Spear
Leburt
McKinnon
I Burney
Todaem
Whitsow
Linn
Geo Spearth
Shale
Louis Ortmyer
Yankton
Robbery Suspect Held At Bradley
In Bradley, Roy Mighlin was arrested after a night robbery at the Gerner store. Authorities say goods and about 40 dollars were stolen, some items found at a grain elevator and in corn fodder on a nearby farm. Mighlin denies guilt, but jail records indicate charges are pending. Local officials report ongoing investigations and expect trial.
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Bradley
Geteber
Gerner
Page
Roy Mighlin
Picot
Baptist Lay Coming Strong at South Dakota Convention
The Baptist Lay movement gains momentum as South Dakota Baptists prepare for a united convention. Notables include Norra Nes and Hobart Kellogg, with support from civil and educational leaders. The assembly seeks endorsement of key policies and regional outreach efforts across the state.
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South Dakota
Danouing
Baptists
Ac Agur
Edeat
Masouaty Affi
Brey
Airiee
Ania Egecee Uae Slons
Storia
BA. Sweet
Atsie Calvary
Sioux City seeks express rate change in South Dakota case
Aberdeen and Sioux Falls traffic managers join Mitchell official in preparing a brief to oppose higher express rates. The trio, with state railway commissioner Sweet, will file briefs in Washington by November 9 and argue November 19. The state currently enjoys low express rates versus other states, prompting opposition to any increase.
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A. J. Brascom
Aberdeen Commercial Club
RD. Springer
Sie Sioux Falls Commercial Club
T. J. Morgans
Mitchell Commercial Club
Sioux City
South Dakota
State Railway Commission
Lunion
Credis
Schedul
Halloween at Dakota Wesleyan Draws Spooks and Skits
Students and faculty at Dakota Wesleyan staged a Halloween night with costumes and games. Ghosts and skeletons roamed the halls while the “cave” and “palace of eats” offered scares and treats. A bonfire, chapel program, and a college caper show featuring Prof. Potter and a “Spook quartet” capped the evening, with an orchestra providing music.
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Hallowe'en
Dakota Wesleyan
Gra- Tinta Hall
Ironane
Selene Hall
College
Charly Chaplin
J. P. Potter
H. T. Meade
Meade
Hilton Ira Jones
Whitney Morris
Fle Tull
Patterson
Ith Malone
Bank Case on at Sioux Falls Bank Case on At Sioux Falls
A Sioux Falls court heard arguments over a state bank examiner rule requiring state banks to keep a set portion of legal reserves in state banks. National banks contend the rule is unauthorized, violates constitutional protections, and could force deposit withdrawals. The defense argues the rule is proper, within authority, and ensures verification of deposits. Further affidavits were submitted as national banks seek an injunction to block the order.
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Sioux Falls
State Banking Department
National Banks
State Bank Examiner
J. W. Jones
National Banks of
Guaranty Commission
Bank
Gasoline Cars to Run Street Line in Mitchell
Mitchell Street Railway and Interurban company announces gasoline motor cars will operate on their own power with trolley lines removed. Study planned on generating electric power from a spillway at Big Bend on the Missouri river, estimated to produce 3,000 age power. If weather holds, rails will be laid to the cemetery and cars activated, with freight and express service possible to Sioux City and surrounding towns.
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Mitchell Street Railway
Big Bend
Missouri River
TML
TMM
Sioux City
Mitchell
Hobo Murder Jury Disagrees in Kansas City Case
Aberdeen report: after 24 hours of deliberation the jury in the James Schmidt case returns a 10 to 2 vote for acquittal. The trial ends Friday with Lena Schmidt fainting as the state's attorney closes and the defense uses a tablet to reenact the box car scene. Self defense is pled amid claims the brakeman fired twice before Schmidt shot.
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Aberdeen
Evie Dence
James Schmid
Kansas
City
Ross C. Farrer
Northwestern
Lena Schmidt
Schmidt
All About Alike Wesleyan Wins in Ragged Game
Wesleyan opened fall play with a 6 to 0 victory over Sioux Falls College in Mitchell. The Methodists showed strong defense amid ragged play and penalty trouble, with standout moments from Knox, Waltz, Tenge, and Ross Smith. Despite lineup absences, Wesleyan dominated enough to secure the win and face Huron College next Friday.
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Wesleyan
Sioux Falls
Robert Brannan
Elis
Huster
Cuddington
Collenge
Methodist
Rex Smith
Telerson
Retr Fon
Waltz
Wilder
Methodiem Till Collenge
Dillon
Baptists
Methodists
Sioux Pally
Relerson
Ad Molir
Shemy
Caldwell
Hathaway
Knox
Literary Digest Says New York Powered by Electricity
Savannah Prest notes the Literary Digest claims New York runs on electricity and praises the city as a hub of charm and innovation. The remark highlights electricity as a symbol of modernity and allure in the urban scene.
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Savannah Prest
The
Literary Digest
New York
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Western National Bank
Mitchell, South Dakota
Finilroad
V. B. Diehl
God
Mr. Diehl
Hhe
Constan
Wim
W. T. Olmstead
Diehl Drug CO
V. B. Dien
Yankton Col
Academy Players
X Battle
Roy McLaughlin
Peru
Turmoi
Lima
Senate
Suinter
James
John M. Moore
Iraffic
Jolly Hallowe’en
Cunsel
State Department
Minnehaha
Gircaid
Mitchel Run
Sioux Falls College
Philadelphia Inquirer
Bulgaria
Sioux Falla
Woodward
Tyler
Odell
Schwbauer AG
Peterson
Smith
Oleson Erthorst
Stark Mohr Knox Wilder
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