Governor Bryne Attends Indian Agency Fairs with City Delegation
Governor Bryne and about eight automobiles carrying business leaders and families visited agricultural fairs at Lower Gable Agency and Crag Creek Avenue on the two Indian agencies north of the city. The event featured a war dance, sacrifice of a steer by bow and arrow, and exhibits of canned fruits and handicrafts.
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Chamberlain
S. D
Bryne
Lower Gable
Catt
Crag Creek Avene
Frost Toni Lipee Deleration Mi
Hazel Dudley Dies Suddenly in Bowler Indiana
Friends and relatives were shocked by the sudden death of Hazel Dudley 95, daughter of Mr and Mrs M O Dudley of West Fifth Street Bowler Indiana. She died while visiting in Bowler and a brief notice sent by J M Secoy indicated fatality likely from an accident. Remains to be shipped to Chicago for funeral services.
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Flazel Dudley
Damghter
Alps
M. OT. Dudley
West Fifth Street
Bowler
Ind
Aslaige
J. M. Secoy
Miss Dudley
Kucilev
Wiessaie Purtiner
Jase Sips
Secov
Geto
Oelook
Lev
Ave
Mireletl
Mapa News
Stage driver Sioux Walls dies after fall in hospital
Frank Windle, an elderly stage driver from the Red River Valley routes, died this morning from a brain concussion after a fall. He worked on the Black Hills boom era routes before moving to the Bismark Deadwood and Pierre Deadwood lines and later settled in this city.
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Sioux Walls
Frank Windle
Windle
Rediver Valley
Black Hills
Bismark Deadwood
Pierre-Deadwood Drive
Woman not head of rustling gang in Sully county
State failed to prove Della Beck and C B Beck led a horse rustling gang in Sully county. The charges were dismissed after the state's testimony. Sidney Dickey, who pled guilty to actual horse theft and implicated the Becks, received eighteen months in the penitentiary. Robert Workman, named by Dickey as implicated, also dismissed.
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Pierre
S. D
Sully
Della Beck
C. B. Beck
Sidney Dickey
Beecks
Robert Workman
Dickey
Child dies after fall on pitchfork in Rapid City
Rapid City South Dakota reports Willie Wintrode four year old son of Mr and Mrs B H Wintrode of Gortenwood fell on a pitchfork a month ago. The fork penetrated his body causing fatal injuries after a period of seeming slight injury and local treatment. He was hospitalized and underwent surgery but died.
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Rapid City
S. D
Willie
BH. B. Wintrode
Gortenwood
Here
Two South Dakotans Draw High Numbers
Glasgow Mont. The Fort Peck Indian Lottery drawing progresses with 38 000 homes yet to be drawn under Clay Tallman U S official supervision. From Minnesota and South Dakota the listed entrants include Harry Schoenrock Minneapolis M Donlin Minneapolis Mrs Mary Griffith Mobridge and Steffen Behrens Minneapolis plus Roy
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Glasgow
Mont
Fort Peck
Clay Tallman
General Land Office
Washington
Minnesota
South Dakota
Harry Schoenrock
Minneapolis
M. Donlin
Mary Griffith
Mobridge
Steffen Behrens
Roy
Regional names listed in scattered Minnesota notices
A lineup of individuals and places appears in fragmented OCR text including Gordon and Browns Valley Minnesota as well as St Paul Minneapolis White Earth Parkston and South St Paul. Names include Robert Schmidt Catherine Tully and Fred Doering among others indicating a public notice or directory fragment.
South Dakota Winners in Pt Peck Land Lottery
A list of named winners from towns across South Dakota including Mobridge Aberdeen Aberdeen Letcher Mitchell and Sioux Falls. Participants include T A Leeland Coleman W S Rieche Frankfort Ginnard Weagh Knutson West and many others.
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South Dakota
T. A. Leeland
Coleman
W. S. Rieche
Mobridge
Fred Waskell
If Asmussen
Aberdeen
Jacob Dismuke
Conde
Howard Williams
Frankfort
Ginnard Weagh
Knutson
Volin
C. If. Flall
West
Sioux Falls
Anna J. O'Brien
Letcher
Mil Askew
Dh. Bryant
Lemmon
Theo
Imbs
Mitchell
Bertha Jacobs
Peter Jenson
Bryant
Frank Zellon
Ibner Stibbith
Scothand
Esmond
TG. Hanlin
Artesian
J. McCaughey
J. W. Anderson
Beresford
C. Thorne
Gregory
M. Crabb
Poker losses charged against pay amid railroad camp
Sisseton South Dakota T D Brophy a time keeper on the Fairmount and Veblen railroad was arrested on gambling charges. Workmen allege they found reduced pay and that Brophy claimed losses in poker but a warrant was issued and a hearing postponed. Later three more men were arrested with Holmes Paulson as witness accusing them of attacking him and taking $20.
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Brophy
Tey
Holmer Paulson
Paulson
McLaughlin Confronts Big Prairie Fire Near Oak Creek
A prairie fire north of Oak Creek burned hundreds of acres of grassland and hay. It likely started by two Chippewa Indians and spread rapidly toward McLaughlin. Town volunteers defended homes and a ranch saving structures while pastures burned. Loss totals run into thousands of dollars.
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MelLaughlin
Oak Creek
Standing Rock Branch
McLaughlin
R. S. MebLaughlin Ranch
Woman Refugee From Mexico Tells Story
Deadwood South Dakota reports Mrs Jennie Duffran a Mexican refugee who survived a raid at Chihuanhu when Madero fell. She fled through El Paso after hiding and now plans hotel work near Deadwood. She witnessed executions and notes property seizure by both sides while opposing Huerta governments.
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Deadwood
S. D
Old Mexico
Jennie Dufran
Duffran
Chiruahuu
Madero
du Fran
el Paso
Huerta
Mexico
South Dakota Football Outlook Ahead of Openers
South Dakota prep football mounts a cautious forecast as Dakota colleges prepare for openers against Minnesota and Sioux Falls. Huron Yankton and Wesleyan loom with varying form, coach changes, and squad depth as teams eye early-season success amid uncertain leadership and injuries.
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South Dakota
University
Minnesota
Yankton
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
Sheeks
Coffey
Imlay
Meeter
Potts
Aldrien
Perguson
Brown
Huron
Kenner
T. Quiatt
Andrews
York
Kerr
Oberlin
Altman
Davis
Wetland
Nelson
Kniffin
Grosse
Ahills
Fenenga
Capt
Lewis
Joe Johnson
Dick Best
Best
Danford
Ewing
Wesleyan
Corn Palace
Hardy
Northern Normal and Industrial School
J. H. Winteringer
Morningside College
Dr. Redfield
S D University to Meet Notre Dame Next
Vermillion S D University Coach Henderson optimistic after 14 0 loss at Minnesota praising defense in later quarters. Coyotes prepare for Notre Dame Denver Michigan Aggies while Nebraska Wesleyan visit next Saturday viewed as not very dangerous.
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Vermillion
S. D
Coyotes
Minnesota
Henderson
Notre Dame
Denver
Michigan
Nebraska Wesleyan
Methodists
University of Omaha
Supreme Court Opinions From Pierre Dated Decisions
Supreme Court opinions handed down include State ex rel Mark D Scott vs Board of Commissioners Sioux Falls reversed directing a voter referendum on board size. Luella M Henry vs Meade County Bank motion denied establishing stenographer duty rules. Gottworth and Thompson Roberts affirmed. St Germein Irrigating Co vs Hawthorne Ditch affirming. Plumbing Supply Co vs Board of Education Canton affirmed with supplemental on individual board member responsibility.
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Luella M. Henry
Meade County Bank
Meade
A. L
Stray Moose Captured Near Ellendale After Aberdeen Park Hunt
Aberdeen park board members tracked and captured a stray cow moose after several days of searching near Ellendale North Dakota. The capture was led by the mayor of Wilendale and the party involved reported the animal secured without incident.
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen Park Board
Ellendale
Wilendale
No Change in State U Faculty at Vermillion
The State Board of Regents reports no changes in personnel or administration at Vermillion's State University. Regent Hitchcock clarifies the only change is rotating five deans serving as temporary executive head, with no alteration to the commission model or faculty powers.
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State University At
Vermillion
Jan Witchcock
State Board of Regents
Ifitchcock
Sioux City Tribune
Iiteheockk
B Gault
Facultyrith
Hitchcvel
Gault
Tribune
State Board of Regents of
South Dakota
Tsudénis
High School Elects Student Leader for Athletic Board
After four elections, William Smith was chosen as student leader of the board of control of athletics for 1415 14. The process reflects the importance of the office to the student body as the senior Smith brings familiarity with students and multiple activities. He is noted for football, Crocus department editor ship, and forensics involvement.
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Athletic Association
William Smith
Board of Control of Athletics
Mitchell Hish
Goig
Williams Simith
Aimoupy
Vbieh Mie
Nolivety Orpeiesed
Crocus
Barber Caught by Razor While Shaving Fly
In Garretson South Dakota a young man working in a local barber shop was shaving when a fly landed on his nose. He jabbed at the insect with the razor in his hand cutting a deep gash under the chin and nearly severing a vein. A physician treated him as he collapsed from blood loss.
Sterling Talks On Legislation In Vermillion South Dakota
Senator Thomas Sterling spoke at the Congregational church about his early Washington experiences and the last session’s tariff and currency reform debates. He contrasted free raw product ideas with protective duties, citing wheat and wool impacts on Dakotas and Minnesota producers. He critiqued a centralized currency commission and urged caution against political influence on national wealth.
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Vermillion
S. D
Thomas Sterling
Washington
Sterling
South Dakota
Dakotas
Minnesota
North Dakota
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
South
Ctor Sterling
Gass Songtoy
LSS
Ildrich-Vreeland Low
Aldrich
Tdes
Tr Yy
Agriculture
Angtor Starling
Mt Vernon forger caught in Ohio
Floyd Case, charged with forging two checks on J. J. Condron a Mt Vernon farmer, was arrested yesterday in Toledo Ohio and held for requisition. He allegedly forged his employer's name on two Western National Bank checks for 25 and 5 50 cashed in Mt Vernon. The forgery occurred about a month ago.
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Floyd Case
J. J. Condron
Mt. Vernon
Toledo
Ohio
John &. Berry
Case
Condron
Western National Bank
Castlewood Butcher Fined for Filth
Vermillion 8 D Inspector Prestwick reports a Castlewood butcher faced prosecution by Food and Drug Commissioner Frary over a filthy slaughterhouse. The judge fined the proprietor and ordered renovations and ongoing prohibition until conditions improve.
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Castlewood Butcher
Vermillion
Prestwick
Food and Drug
Frary
Castlewood
Siumhtar
Homestake Gives $200 to Each Lead Church
Homestake Mining company continues its annual charity, sending $200 Christmas gifts to eleven churches serving the Lead and nearby Central City and Terryville areas. The payment arrives as usual with no repair work noted, sustaining the community across Homestake camps.
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Homestake
Homestake Mining Company
Central City
Terryvitle
Local visitors and farm news from Fulton area
A string of visits and departures unfolds in Fulton and Mitchell area. Gena Hagen Rosa Larson Minnie Stenson and Willie Williamson travel to Carthage and return. Rosa Larson from Alberta visits relatives. Various residents from Mitchell Pollock Redcliffe and Hurley stop by for farm and family matters with neighbors and relatives.
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Slade Bros
Zeitehel
Mitchell
A. T. Downey
Barto
Carolina van Wie
Henry Cummings
Cit Haugen
Pollock
rMs
Peter Knutson
Harvey Howard
Trent
S. CD
Mr. Howard
Keen and
Notson
Sweesy
Allen, Hanten
Jones and Kincel
County Board Reviews Road Survey Plans and Next Steps
Davison county commissioners reviewed three proposed county road surveys and noted these highways should be built next year. The routes include a continuation south from Union Baker township to the Douglas county line, a northward survey from AU Vernon township to Sanborn county via Glendon, and a southward link from Naeder township to Bet six miles west of Mitchell. Further action on surveys and completed rights of way will be taken at the next meeting.
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Board of Davison County Commissioners
Kyeye
Union Baker Township
Douglas County
AU Vernon Township
Sanborn County
Glendon
Baubord
Nadeer Township
Bet
Mitchell
County Board Ca
D U Makes Good Showing In Season Opener
Minnesota defeats South Dakota 14 0 in a hard fought opener. McAlmon Tollefson and Solon lead scoring with strong line play. fumbles plague both sides as Minnesota establishes a stout defense.
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Minneapolis
Minn
University of Minneas
South Darkota University
Minnesota
South Dakota
Tollefson
McAlmon
Merman
Solon
Shennesy
McAlnion
Princeton
Rutgers
N. J
Rutgers College
New Brunswick
Penneslania
Ettysburz
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg College
Harvard
Maine
Cambridge
Mass
Univer
Eximatn
School Board Approves Books at Meeting
The school board approved topics of the clerk and treasurer at its meeting. A fast on done followed a favorable report, with approval of books referenced in the agenda.
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Cehneal Board
Tts Ameeting
School board audit and graduate additions approve extra teacher
The examination covering July 4, 1911 to June 30, 1913 found bills paid totaling 500.88, mainly for printing and supplies. Treasurer’s report shows August 25 cash on hand at 949.17. On motion, Beulah Mejlkie and Dorate Annis added to June high school graduates. teachers’ committee authorized to hire an additional teacher if needed.
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2. A. Loomer
W.S. Ail
Beulah Mejlkie
Uorate Annis
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted In Mitchell Ad
Local ad touts Doan's Kidney Pills as the right kidney remedy. Mrs. Sharp of Mitchell reports relief from kidney weakness and nerves after using the pills, praising their soothing effect and renewed health. Sold by Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, price 50 cents, Doan's the honest kidney medicine.
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Dean
Mitchell
Doan
Railroad St
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Malone proposes plan to boost dairy and land values in Western state
Draper head of the state grange outlines a scheme urging non resident landowners in Wy men county to supply resident owners with five head of cows per quarter section. Payment would be in cream product and livestock increases after three years. Cows to be provided to residents showing proper care. Plan aims to grow dairy interests and raise land values across the western region including Lyman county.
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Pidsric
I. Malone
Draper
State Grange
Wymen County
Malone
Lyman
Philip Wants County Seat Move to Philip
Western Stanley County residents push a petition to relocate the county seat from Fort Pierre to Philip. Longstanding western eastern tensions and prior election strength fuel the bid, as western voters aim to bring offices closer to their communities despite past jealousy and divided support.
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Fort Pierre
Philip
Campmien
First Vesper Services Held for Students at Dakota Wesleyan
The first vesper services at Dakota Wesleyan University opened religious work for the two Christian associations. Dr. W. G. Seaman delivered the principal address stressing ideals and the value of religious life as a source of high ideals and power. Willis Walters and Miss Stelen Powers spoke for Y M C A and Y W C A inviting student affiliation. A solo by Miss Laura Saul ended the service.
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University Chapl
Dakota Wesleyan
W. G. Seaman
Willis Walters
Y. M
Stelen Powers
Laura Saul
American State Bank Beresford Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation were filed for the American State Bank at Beresford with a capital of 15900 dollars. The incorporators listed include R U Tuntland A Stone Beresford Jaka Toallotson Ole U Pavedt Hudson tars Aspect O A Pheel Alby Géaler.
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Hazel Dudley
Giants
Pires
Indiana
Prank Windle
Pierrre
Dellwood
Dini
Beck
Sully County
State University
State College
Park Board
Aberdeen Park
Brown County
Montana
C. N.herreid
Lake Minneeha
Wylie Park
Hiateh- Korey
S. D. University
Supreme Court
Hitchcock
Parl Boyden
Scolars
Braden Hill
Vincent McHenry
Genevieve Brunson
High School
Razor
Dakota
BOARD
D. U
Vesus Unversity
Postand Spildeab
Yale
Holy Cross
Newliven
Conn
Holy Crosse
Gurneey
Michel
Lynan County
RO Malone
Ruseden ET Land
Stanley County
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