Wolf Association of Guster County Trappers Employed
The Western Muster County Wolf association formed in 1893 has paid for the elimination of over 125 gray wolves killed July 12 to July 21, 1963. Members pay $29.10 per wolf and offer a bounty of 20 per gray wolf and 2 for coyotes. Meetings occur monthly at Thomas Ardeon’s ranch. elections in July. The territory covers all of Custer county west of the June line. Arthur Montgomery is president, W. R. Woods secretary, and Richardson treasurer.
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Western Muster County Wolf Association
Association
Ship of SF
Thomas Ardeon
Custer
Fuly
Custer County
Arthur Montgomery Isman
W. R. Woods
Vis Richardson
Has & Momb
Remarkable Case Of Shot Wound At Smithville Ranch
Samuel Estrick was shot in the waist by cattleman C Howard on his ranch near Smithville. The 16 gauge shell entered from the front, lodged near the liver, and was removed after probing. He survived after surgeons kept the wound open and bile drained, with recovery expected.
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Suel Estricl
Sonid City
Tris
Soamuel Estiick
Cs. Howard
Smithville
St. Joseph’s Headwood
Rapid City
At Ing
Mstlick
Suit for Taxes Ends in Favor of Plaintiff
A Deadwood court on November 10 ruled in favor of the plaintiff in a Meade county tax suit against Ratlford Company. The decision, by Judge Rice, held the levy excessive and ordered payment to the plaintiff. The case was heard with James McNenny representing Meade county, Birell of Rapid City assisting, and W. Martin of Deadwood counsel for the western Railroad company.
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Rice
Sad
William
Tende
Rn Ratlford Company
Birell
Rapid City
Western Railroad Company
B.P. White
Oma
W. Martin
Deadwood
Judge Rice
Fire at Aberdeen destroys livery barn killing horses
Fire swept the Aberdeen livery barn of James Jenkin causing the death of Max Jenkin and thirteen horses including several fine racers. The Atlantic House and barn also burned, but hotel inmates survived mostly due to insured belongings and light winds limiting spread. Local authorities report no further losses.
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Max Jenkin
Deen
S. D
James Jen
Atlantic House
Max Jenkins
Petty
Heirs Inherit Large South Dakota Land Tracts
Sioux Falls Nov 7 Judge D R Bailey Minnehaha county decides an important case involving 117 tracts of 160 acres each totaling nearly 19000 acres. Illinois heirs of Edward Sanford seek estate distribution opposed by administrator for Sanford's former partner. Bailey rules in favor of Sanford heirs for South Dakota properties.
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Sioux Falls
D. R. Bailey
Minnehaha County
Tinois
South Dakota
Illinois
Edward Sanford
Morris, Ill
Sanford
Light Plant Sold to Edmunds in Yankton
The city electric lighting plant, long run by R. R. McGregor, was deeded to William H. Edmunds of Yankton National Bank. The purchase promises immediate improvements and an up to date electric system for the city. Delegates to the Union Veterans encampment have arrived and conduct routine business at G A R hall. The evening program includes a grand display by speakers.
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City Electric Company
William H. Edmunuels
Yankton
City Electric
R. R. McGregor
Wm. H. Edmunds
Yankton National Bank
Yashton Citiz
Edmunds
Union Veterans’ Union
G. A. R. Hall
Cies
Solomon W
George Frantel
Francis
Young Man Aids Suicide After Personal Crisis in Huron
In Huron the 23 year old Weis man, Weisman, shot himself in the head with a shotgun after leaving for a farm north of the city. He had been under bond to answer an assault charge and had been missing days before the fatal act.
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Himsel
Huron
Weigmian
Chris Rasehkes
M'Jes
Hugsy
Weisman
Vater Weisman
John
Gas Hopes Rise Beneath Vermillion Basin Says Bashford
Vermillion S D November 7 Experts claim gas coal and petroleum abound beneath the city basin formation. Professor Bashford of Sioux City says drilling to 1000 feet may yield a strong flow as deeper Missouri river basin holds reserves. Also noted is the death of Samuel Teigen Sioux Falls. He had worked with daily newspapers and periodicals.
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City
Vermillion
S. B
Duke H. Bashford
Sioux City
Lashford
University
Bashford
Samuel Teigen
Sioux Falls
Meigen
Meney
War Next Spring Around Bulgaria and Turkey Says New Agent
M Tzokoff arrives as Bulgaria Turkey tensions rise. He warns war in the coming spring is certain, cites 160,000 refugees and halted trade as factors, criticizes the Austro Russian reform plan, and says European banks cut Bulgarian credit. He says Bulgarians prefer a short war to a drawn out crisis.
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London
M. Tzokoff
Turkey
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Colorado Faces Coal Strike Sparks Famine Fears
More than 10,000 Colorado coal workers struck for eight hours, higher wages, and union demands after talks failed. About 6,000 idle in southern fields, 2,000 in northern areas, 1,800 in Fremont county. 100 mines closed, 1,000+ miners at work under guard, Denver reports coal shortages and disrupted delivery.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
United Mine Workers of America
Fremont County
Colfax County
N. M
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Victor Fuel and
Northern Coal and Coke Companies
Pol
Dene Gus Coal Distric
Dianer Statnaiana
Rt Janes and Iron
Compa
Victor Fuel Company
Martial Law Proclaimed in District Amid Revolutionary Activity
The Armenian revolutionary movement prompts a large district to declare martial law. Turkish forces occupy villages as two bands attempt to incite rebellion, crossing the frontier before being driven back by troops and returning to Russian territory.
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Second Taur
Uml
Ry Society
Sis
Roosevelt to Congress on Cuba Question in Brief Message
President Roosevelt urges Congress to pass legislation to implement the Cuba treaty, tying economic policy to United States interests. He notes Cuba’s independence and naval station concessions, stressing military and economic stakes and the need to avoid repudiating national faith.
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Washington
House
Forderer
Pennsylvania
Doreing
Kentucky
Senate
House of Representatives
Cuba
See
Ban
Congr
United States
Elf
Burke bills seek opening Rosebud lands and Sioux cessions
Representative Burke introduces multiple South Dakota focused measures in Washington. Proposals include immediate opening of 416000 acres in Gregory county without Indian acceptance, restoration of annuities to Santee Sioux, ratification of Lower Brule cession, payment of claims for Indian depredations, Yankton Sioux Pipestone quarries sale with a 100000 payout, a five per cent share bill for state proceeds, and public building projects in Huron and Watertown. Also outlines state demarcation rights to ceded Great Sioux lands west of the Missouri. The Rules Committee is named with Dalzell Grosvenor Williams Dearmond.
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Rosebud
Washington
South Dakota
Gregory County
Cannon
Supreme Court
Lone Wolf
Congress
Minnesota
Committee On Public Lands
Watertown
Missouri River
Congress opens with Cannon as Speaker after tense session
The Fifty eighth congress convened in extraordinary session to consider Cuban reciprocity. Amid fanfare, Cannon won the speakership 193 votes to Williams 9, with Williams of Mississippi and Grosvenor of Ohio to notify. The opening included ceremonial oaths, adjournment, and a parade of floral tributes in the House and Senate.
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Donnell
Nna
Ohio
California
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Gorman
Ryland
A. J. Prettyman
Mallory
Florida
Hoar
Congress
Hepburn
Town
Hay
Virginia
Williams
Misippi
Lbs
Missppi
Grosvenor
Spers
Bingham
Pennsylvania
Alaska
Welsh Quarry Strike Ends With Return to Old Terms
London reports the three year strike at the Penrwyn slate quarries in North Wales ended when two workers voted to return to work without concessions from owner Lord Euryn. The movement drew national attention and Parliament discussions, while a cooperative quarry company formed by labor supporters may be abandoned.
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London
Ort Penrwyn
North Wales
Lord Eurhyn
Wac
Negotiations for Panama Canal Treaty May Resume with Colombia
Reports last night claimed a possible resumption of canal treaty talks with Colombia after a ten day status quo on the isthmus. The United States denied overtures and reaffirmed no intent to Cavett Panama by force, seeking a peaceful Isthmian waterway instead. General Reyes was named Colombia’s peace commissioner, a move viewed to aid a settlement, with U S good offices offered to connect Panamanian officials and Reyes.
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Washington
Nevis
Department of Panama
United States
Deiment
Department
Hay-Herran
Panama
General Reyes
Republic of Panama
Associated Press
Reyes
Paiamit
Hay
York
Sutter Brothers Files for Voluntary Bankruptcy
The Sutter Brothers, prominent tobacco merchants with outlets in Havana New York St Louis and Chicago, filed for voluntary bankruptcy. Liabilities are around 1.5 million dollars with assets about 1.0 million dollars higher.
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Chicago
Sutter Brothers
Havana
New York
St. Louis
Market Notes From Sioux City Livestock Auction
Sioux City live stock markets report prices for hogs cattle and calves with figures across markets in Sioux City South Omaha and Kansas City. Native steers cows and heifers and stockers showed varied quotes while hogs and sheep also traded amid steady to strong demand and regional price ranges.
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Sioux City
South Omaha
Wbs
Parker
Grain Market Quotation Report from Chicago
Grain and provisions prices listed in Chicago on November 10 show cash quotations for flour, barley, timothy, and feed oats. Market terms include No 3 spring wheat, No 2 yellow and white corn, and various barley classifications along with prices for milk products and cheese.
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Chicago
Timothy
Minneapol
Noy
Wac
Ta An Rive
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