Sioux Falls Defeated Mitchell In Close Football Clash
Sioux Falls High School lost to Mitchell with a 6 to 5 score in a heavyweight contest noted for a Bragstad end run, Newcomb punt and Wallstrum touchdown. Mitchell held off a late Sioux Falls rally as crowds praised grit and a crossbar miss.
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Mitchell High School
Sioux Falls High School
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Bragstad
Newcomb
Wallstrum
Jones
Mitchell Welb
White
Lamb
Porter
Carter
Coughlin
Faulkie
Greaves
Gage
H. Seaman
Donahue
Walletrum
Ryan
W. Seaman
Brigham
Hawking
Kough
Wall
Gregory
Delinquent Personal Tax Headlines From Sioux Falls Journal
The Sioux Falls Journal notes a large amount of delinquent personal taxes in the city and warns a levy may be necessary after November 1 if payments are not made. Merchants and residents who have long avoided taxes face public expense, with several names cited as repeatedly nonpaying.
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Sioux’ Falls
Huston
Nob Dill
Porter Sues Kreidler For Commission On City Residence Sale
M C Porter filed suit in Justice McKinley court seeking 500 dollars as a sales commission from Lee Kreidler for a southeast city residence. Kreidler had initially placed the property with Porter and later sold it himself after withdrawing it, Porter claiming the sale was via his agency. Judge McKinley awarded Porter 25 dollars, half the claimed amount, with Kreidler saying he will settle for that.
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M. C. Porter
Lee Kreidler
Justice McKkinley
Mr. Kreidler
Kreidler
Porter
John Gleason
Declared Insane John Goodwin Remains at Home Under Guard
Friends had long noted his odd talk and belief in great wealth. The board of insanity declared him insane after Friday’s examination, and Sheriff Swindler placed him in jail for safekeeping until transfer to the Yankton asylum. He was later returned to his Main Street home with a guard on duty.
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John Goodwin
Board of Insanity
Goodwin
Swindler
Yankton
Main Street
Their First Card Party Opens Eastern Star Season at Masonic Hall
A large turnout from the Eastern Star Chapter attended the season opener at Masonic Hall with thirteen card tables in play. Prizes went to J A Scriven and J K Smith in a tied finish for first, Smith winning the cut. F H Winsor and C W Downey tied for gentlemen’s prize with Downey prevailing. Stella Boyd had no rival for the consolation prize. H L Bras and J K Smith settled by cut, Bras winning. Halloween games featured apples hung from strings, and refreshments followed in the adjoining room. The group’s continued popularity signals a successful season ahead.
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Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
J. A. Scriven
J K. Smith
Smith
F. H. Winsor
C. W. Downey
Hunting Trip Yields Forty Ducks Near Letcher Lake Result
J E Wells J O Walrath and Robert Burns hunted near Letcher Monday evening for ducks and brought home 37 birds. Tuesday an accident struck Walrath when ice broke as he retrieved ducks leaving him in the water briefly. He was rescued clothed and returned home with the others, concerns about rheumatism and a possible cold-related setback.
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J. O. Walrath
Robert Burns
Letcher
Mr. Walrath
Walrath
Halloween Pranks Led to Arrests and Jail
Three youths aged 1 to 19 were caught overturning an outhouse during Halloween pranks and placed under arrest. They pleaded guilty and were fined five dollars or four days in jail, choosing jail. Police increased patrols to curb property damage, signaling firm action against pranks.
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Keith
McKinley
Hallowe’en
Poll Tax Rule Blocks Some New Orleans Voters
Watertown Public Opinion notes New Orleans enforces poll tax payment for voting. The Pioneer Press laments that among about forty one thousand voters in the city ten thousand may be disenfranchised if the tax is not paid.
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Watertown
New Orleans
Pioneer Press
The Jurors Drawn for November Term Court
The jurors for the November term of court have been drawn by county officers. The court will be in session on Tuesday, November 12. Names include Fred Grieve, A. H. Hubbard, Ed Bielfeldt, Fred Tobey, Albert Wocknitz, Oscar Kanouff, J. C. Purdy, John P. Carlson, J. P. Leister, M. C. Potter, L. T. Eager, Ray Hannett, Henry Johnson, Wm. Blackman, Samuel White, Edwin Stevens, P. P. Nicholson, Henry Luglan, Adolph Fergen, Fred Bielfeldt, A. J. Kings, Goodman Walker, C. C. Young, M. S. Kern, W. H. Webster, Herman Miller, J. A. Chantry, W. A. Fraser, Loren Daggett, Wm. Anderson, James Tobin, S. G. Svoville, Gib Randall, L. M. Sampson, Jacob Koch Jr., Frank Olson.
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Fred Grieve
A. H. Hubbard
Ed. Bielfeldt
Fred Tobey
Albert Wocknitz
Oscar Kanouff
J.C. Purdy
John P. Carlson
J. P. Leister
M. C. Potter
L. T. Eager
Ray Hannett
Henry Johnson
Wm. Blackman
Samuel White
Edwin Stevens
P. P. Nicholson
Henry Luglan
Adolph Fergen
Fred Bielfeldt
A. J. Kings
Goodman Walker
C. C. Young
M. S. Kern
W. H. Webster
Herman Miller
J. A. Chantry
W. A. Fraser
Loren Daggett
Wm. Anderson
James Tobin
S. G.svoville
Gib” Randall
L. M. Sampson
Jacob Koch, Jr
Frank Olson
Weather notes predict cold November with moisture
The report warns a wet November with a likely freeze. Friday night brought light rain followed by more on Saturday. Total precipitation reached about 0.25 inches as moisture remains in the ground.
Alum Powders Warned Against Use Despite Low Cost
Note warns that alum powders should not be used even if cheap as they cause dyspepsia and liver and kidney troubles. The warning emphasizes health risks and advises avoidance of such powders in consumer use.
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Gold Coin Steel
Rochester
Kelsey
F. Gosche
Mitchell, S. D
Slade & Parshall
Hamilton, Elgin and Waltham
Garland
South Bend Alleable
Peninsular
Ww. H. Webster & CO
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Astern Stars
Justice McKinley
Commissioners of Insanity
Eastern Star Chapter
Hallowe'en Sports
Hallowe
Circuit Court
New Orleans Picayune
Saga the Press
Price Baking Powder Co
Chicago
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