Police Officer Shot in Town After Night Duty
Walter Newman a new night officer was shot three times by Charles Kruzane after attempting to arrest him near Martin Bros and Livingston restaurant. The assailant fired through a doorway and at close range wounding Newman in the chest and hand. Otterson knocked Kruzane down before help arrived.
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Walter Newman
Charles Kruzane
Kruzane
Martin Bros
al. Snow
Livingston
Martin’ Saloon
Martin’s
Snow
Newman
Skxruzane
Charles Otterson
Otterson
Second Avenue West
First National Bank
Drs. Ball
Warne
Gobb
Sle
Blacker
Washburn-Crouch Nuptials at Farwell Home
The wedding of Lida Elizabeth Washburn and Claude Crouch took place Wednesday evening at the Washburn residence in Farwell with Rev. Baker officiating. The ceremony featured a ring exchange presented by Glads Crouch as Winefred Nix played the wedding march. The couple plans to reside on the Washburn farm after October 15.
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Washburn
Farwell
Lida Elizabeth
Claude Crouch
Baker
Little Glads Crouch
Winefred Nix
Mr. Crouch
Lowa
Mrs. Crouch
Milwaukee line forms White River Valley division
The Milwaukee road creates the White River Valley division from Chamberlain to Murdo a 70 mile stretch. BE I Barrett becomes superintendent with S OS Bauder moving to Murdo as chief train dispatcher. Headquarters will be in Murdo while the line is under construction and may revert after completion to the original division.
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Milwaukee Road
Chamberlain
Murdo
Anderson
White River Valley
BE. I. Barrett
S. OS. Bauder
Black Hills
Seed House Planned for Mitchell Area by Local Businessmen
A dozen businessmen met at the Mitch ell Club to discuss a seed house project led by Prof W A Wheeler from Brookings Agricultural College. A $100,000 company with $30,000 paid in is to be formed to operate a large seed house, likely in Mitchell if $10,000 of stock is sold locally. Brookings Aberdeen and Inlighmore hold stock. directors meet Friday at Brookings to elect officers and choose a manager. The venture aims to grow acclimated seeds for South Dakota, with strong demand and room for expansion. editors' critique follows in a separate note.
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Mitchell Club
Mitchell
W. A. Wheeler
Brookings Agricultural College
Brookings
Aberdeen
Inlighmore
South Dakota
Wheeler
Unjust Criticism Hits Corn Palace Editor in Mitchell
The Mt. Vernon News editor Smith is criticized by a Storla correspondent for false statements about Mitchell and the corn palace. The letter defends city officials against alleged street crime, overcharging meals, and praises the Kilties for playing classical music to crowds in Mitchell's corn palace since 1891.
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Smith
Mt. Vernon News
Evidenty
Storla Township
Aurora County
Mitchell
Corn Palace
Mitchell's
Mule and cattle wreck kills many on Milwaukee Road near Kimball
A special freight train carrying graders and livestock derailed two miles east of Kimball on the Milwaukee road killing about thirty mules and several head of cattle. Cars left the rails on a bridge, toppled down an embankment and into a four foot deep stream as workers in Kimball cleared the site overnight. No crew members were injured.
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Milwaukee Road
Kimball
Murdo
Evarts
Vermillion
Scurrying Back to Beans
A Boston Transcript column laments persistent high prices and scarce commodities. It notes oysters rose in price after September 1 and reflects on how inflation affects ordinary meals and the dinner check.
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Boston Transcript
Corn Palace Dates Set for September 1907 Exhibition
President Gale announced to The Republican that the great fall exhibition will run from September 23 to 28, 1907. The Corn Palace management fixed these dates to avoid clashes with attractions next year.
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Gale
The
Republican Today
Corn Palace
South Dakota Business College outlines staff roles in Mitchell
Virgil D. Boyles leads the Shorthand Department with I. W. Boyles as book keeper and stenographer Jin Omaha. Frank L. Brown heads Telegraphy, Miss Kate Boyles runs the English Department. The college markets a practical program teaching real business methods.
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Virgil D. Boyles
Fourth Judicial Circuit
I. W. Boyles
Jin
Omaha
Frank L. Brown
Railroad and Commission Service
Kate Boyles
Yankton
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Mitchell, South Dakota
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Branson
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Kinzane
Bharin
Crouch
Milwaukee
Mitchell Bus
South Dakota Business College
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