Engines Wrecked in Milwaukee Yards Collision
A serious wreck in the east end of Milwaukee yards Friday at 6 am involved freight No. 61 from Sioux City and switch engine 680. Engineer Walburn and fireman LaBrec escaped as both engines were badly damaged. some cars derailed, cattle unharmed, passengers aboard the caboose uninjured.
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Milwaukee Yards
Patterson
Maughan
Walburn
Urban LaBrec
Enginalburn
Milwaukee
Beardsley
Smith
Kreight No. 61
Ethan
A. S. Will
Alexandria
Hill
Sioux City & Dakota
Milwaukee Wreck Cleared. Estimated Cost Four Thousand
A Milwaukee railroad wreck disrupting service on the Sioux City line was cleared Friday evening at 7:30. An eastbound passenger escaped by circling switches. The collision tore up track in part and will cost the Milwaukee road about $4,000 to repair.
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Senger
Milwaukee Railroad
Sioux City
Milwaukee Road
Mitchell Triumphs Over Redfield In Second Football Game
University elev en defeated Redfield 11 to 4 in the second game. Mitchell led with a first half touchdown by Disbrow after a goal by Gregory from near the seven yard line. Redfield answered with a second half touchdown from a 30 yard place kick by O Neil. Wendelkin’s goal-line run sealed the 11 to 5 final in Mitchell’s favor. Coach Markle praised Redfield’s stout line and the clean, spirited contest.
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University
Redfield
College
Gribiron
Mitchell
Disbrow
Gregory
O’ Neil
Wendelkin
Markle
Evans
Seaman
Francis assault case ends with eighty day jail term
James Francis tried for assault on Thos Briggs with insanity as his defense. The court deliberated long before a guilty verdict of assault and battery. Judge Smith fined him 100 dollars and sentenced 80 days in jail, extending through winter, as witnesses outlined the incident on Main and Second streets.
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Smith
Alexandria
James Francis
Corn Palace
Francis
Main
Wriggs
Briggs
James ‘Fogarty
Tjlitchcock
Jay Markham
Talesman
Albert Stevens
H. S. Bennett
Wm. Nash
Knute Strand
Bd. EK. Varnard
A. Wittstruck
Wm. Kruse
August Coop
Ed Cornwall
R. E. Jones
Albert Sodergren
Frank P. Stearns
Hitchcock Ad
Thos, Briggs
L. Plotner
L. Q. Hardesty
J. H. Wells
A. J. Parshall
Chas. EF. Mewing
Markham
Reamer
Dr. Bower
Parshall
Judye Smith
Tery
New Friend Frauds Harney in Sioux City
Mitchell stone mason Tom Harney traveled to Sioux City to seek work at Armour plans but quickly fell victim to pickpocketing after drinking with new acquaintances. He reports losing a leather pocket book with two tens and a five and suspects a short man with a light mustache. Police have not located the wallet or thief.
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Tom Harney
Sioux City
Armour Packing
Tom
Sioux City Journal of the 20Th
Harney
Mitchell
Ss. D
Dick’’ Richards
South
Fourth Street
South Dakota
Elks
Grace Slade Wedding at Duncan Ranch Home
Daniel Grace and Miss Cassye Slade wed Wednesday evening by Rev. Thompson at the groom’s Duncan home. Miss Slade had been in town a week, prompting parental suspicion then confirmation by Mrs John Grace. The couple will reside on the Grace ranch near Duncan. Grace formerly clerked in Keithbun’s and Slade is a well known local woman.
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Daniel Grace
Cassye Slade
Thompson
Dean
Duncan
Miss Slade
Gann Valley
Grace
John Grace
Grace Ranch
Rkathbun
Settler Testimony on Range Lands West of Pierre
Colonel B. M. Thomas reports from the Pierre area that settlers live in shanties along the Big Muddy range west of Pierre. He warns that proving up will clash with ranchers who oppose homesteaders, while noting the land seems grazing capable but not suitable for farming. He questions long term settlement and notes sparse permanency of residences.
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Pierre
Republican
Huron Journal-World
M. Thomas
Big Muddy
Missouri
Col. Thomas
ALO We Prosperouts Sociability Meeting at Workman Hall
A social event organized by ALO We Prosperouts Sociability in collaboration with the AOU and Degree of Honor lodges took place at Workman Hall on Friday. The program featured JL D Milne solo Miss Lilah Older reading Myrtle Craft music Miss Laura Saul solo an address on the two orders by J L Stannett and a solo by Leona Cook. The evening combined entertaining performances with social games and a light lunch.
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Workman Hall
JL. D. Milne
Lilah Older
Myrtle Craft
Laura Saul
J. L. Stannett
Leona Cook
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SCAL
FIN Bros
Hi. Noble & Son
Wernicke
S. J, Welch
J. O. Tiffany
J. L. Branson
A J, Welch
J. D. Newcomer
J.L. Daniels
J. O. Tirvany
Independent
Scotland
Paul Landmann
S. D
Mitchell Steam Laundry
Mont Blanc
South Freight
Milwau
Tom Briggs
Sioux Reservation
Thos. Briggs
Fense
Grace-Slade
ALO. U. We
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