City Council Sees Fury Over Chief Appointment Fight
The Milwaukee style council meets amid a clash over police chief vacancy. Mayor Seaman appoints R. P. Hall after rejection. factional lines sharpen as legal action looms. Water use and tax matters spark debate. bids for coal and lumber awarded as sessions proceed.
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Wr. Hall
J Schlimgen
Mitchell Fire Dept
Keyes
Smith
LA Amsden
Drayage
Duncan
Fullerton Lumber Co
Lott
Ben Holt
Scallin
Chas Roth
Scheurenbrand
JJ McDougal
J A Brown
Spe
Ees Winona Coal Co
A Amsden
Standard Oil Co
UES Davis & Daniels
Hubbard & Palmer
Fullerton Lumber Do
R. P. Hall
Cheir
J. W. Clark
Seaman
Ald
India
Hall
Davis & Daniels
Ald. McDougall
Pollard
Jndra
McDougall
Mr. Hall
Ald.MecDougall
Ald. Pollard
Ald. Levinger
O.T. Hayek
H. B. Rogers
University Protons Show Packed Night of Arts
Lindey Shurtleff presented a chalk talk titled A Tragedy in Black and White, revealing strong facial expression skills. Mrs. Chas Locke performed difficult club exercises to praise, followed by a seven character farce A Mouse Trap, praised as a screaming hit. The university library added shelf space to house growing book donations.
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Protonians
Lindey Shurtleff
Chas. Locke
University Library
Pardoned From Penitentiary Frank Trudell Granted Liberty
Frank Trudell, sentenced to ten years for rape in 1892, has been pardoned after a petition backed by W H Helwig and local supporters. The pardoning board recommended clemency to the governor, and Trudell is expected to return later this week. The case involved Rose Vandernacker with trial records detailing the events and subsequent appeal.
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W.al. Helwig
Secretary of State
Thorson
Frank Trudell
Trudell
Marshall Irvine
Rose Vandernacker
Haney
W. H. Helwig
Helwig
Hallowe'en Night Patrols Keep City Quiet Yet Minor Mischief Appears
Observers under Chiefs Rogers and Hall prevented major disturbances on Hallowe'en with extra patrols on both city sides. Some outhouses were overturned and a few gates removed, and a sign or two exchanged. A dental sign was lowered from Becker's store but returned to its place by noon. A fire alarm triggered on Saturday. firemen located a blaze at Mr Keyes's house and quickly extinguished it after initial misdirection at the roundhouse.
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Seaman
Stearns
A.C. Pollard
Jos. Levinger
Dr. Gracy
Leopold Indra
J. J. McDougall
J. H. Simpson
C. H. Obland
Third Ward
Henry Benedict
Milwaukee
Koch
Levinger
Round House
Alderman McDougall
Water Works Committee
Liddell
McDougal
Obland
Cosgrave
Bracy, Pollard and Levinger
J. &. Smith
H. L. Rogers
J WH Simpson
E B Bracy
JJ McDougal
AC Pollard
Kings
Calacoeran
Jos Levinger
Daniels
Goodykoontz
R Kibbee
J C Roth
Gordinier
Mitchell Electric Co
W Abbey
Koch Dept. Store
Ndse
John Cook
Rogers
Hall
Geo. H. Brooks
James Clark
Lew Barber
Frank Calhoon
Becker
Dr. McCartney
Hallowe'en
Jonn Garmony
Fourth Ward
Mr. Keyes
Wedded at Vermilion and Union Meeting Joyful
Davison wed Clay with Elmer Crandall of Ethan and Dora Miller of Meckling at Vermillion on Thursday. The couple return to Ethan to reside. The Grand Army and Relief Corps held a union meeting honoring Mr and Mrs Doty’s golden anniversary with speeches songs and gifts in a festive, well attended gathering.
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Davison
Clay
Elmer T. Crandall
Ethan
Dora Miller
Meckling
Vermillion
C. E Wager
Milwaukee Company
Clay County
Grand Army
The
Relief Corps
G. A. R. Post
J.B. Doty
Anna Williams
Doty
Don't Go South Says Rev B C Sills urge Missouri caution
Rev B C Sills who left Willow Lakes to serve at Hume Missouri returns to South Dakota urging Missouris harsh climate high doctor bills and social ignorance. He notes malaria and typhoid common in Missouri and that fruit is cheap but lacks markets.
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Missouri
Arkansas
B. C. Sills
Methodist Church
Willow Lakes
Hume
Sills
Clark Pitot Review
South Dakota
Masssouri
United States
Mr. Sills
Advertising Car to Tour South Dakota from La Crosse
The Hunter Salzer Leenegsare advertising car, loaded with irrigation farm products and publications, plans a winter trip from La Crosse Wisconsin to the east and south. Several men will ride to distribute literature and explain irrigation benefits in South Dakota. Mr. Hunter will travel part of the time with the car.
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Aberdeen News
Hunter-Salzer Leenegsare
Mellette
la Crosse
Wis
South Dakota
Hunter
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