Richards man to run for congress in third district
Lemmon lawyer Tseharner, a progressive with ties to the La Jollette conference, is said to announce as a Republican candidate in South Dakota’s third district west of the Missouri River. He served in the legislature from Perkins County and supported the Richards primary bill in the house.
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South Dakota
Missouri River
Viclarner
Turon Ile
Tie
Perkins County
Nanmiiiniton
Lyman County Defends Corn Palace Exhibit Space
The Presho Post rebuts claims that Lyman county received poor display space at the Mitchell Corn Palace. Secretary Wheeler and Nichol explain the exhibit was placed in a suitable west-side area after a voluntary choice, with no space purchase by the county and a $24 premium awarded for travel, aligning with other exhibitors’ treatment and disputing accusations of injustice.
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Mitchell Corn Palace
Lyman County
Corn Palace
Mitenell
Wheeler
Nichol
McCook County
Sanborn
Spink
Sanborn County
Presho Post
Com
Returned 10 Home After Many Years
Manchester New Hampshire report unfolds of G Flanders, long missing since 167% years earlier, returning to Os home folks in Mitchell S D. He worked as a bridge carpenter for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad and boards at 612 South Sanborn Street. He visits German friend Rodelsperger and plans to return to Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Flanders
Mitchell
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
South
Sanborn Street
Sanders
Vlis
Sioux City Fights For Transcontinental Train Route Change
Real Estate Association meets in Sioux City to urge Milwaukee Road to route a Chicago to West train through Iowa. Officials hinted the change is possible, with Mitchell and Sioux City slated to gain service, prompting regional cooperation with the Mitchell Commercial Club. Also notes state land official Hanson returned from Mellette and Bennett counties about indemnity lands for school sections and Pine Ridge reservation land shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Iowa
Sioux City
Milwaukee Company
United States
South Dakota
Harrington
Real Estate Association
Milwaukee
Bk. BE
Tadgerow
W. PL. Maneley
Mitchell
Mitchell Commercial Club
Record Rainfall Lasted Eighteen Hours Thursday
Weather note records eighteen hours of rainfall starting Thursday, with deep soil saturation reported. Local observers note persistent showers and damp conditions affecting the surrounding area and lower grounds.
Great Falls Rain Brings Deep Ground Moisture South Dakota
South Dakota ends a long dry spell as 18 hours of rain deepen soil moisture to two and a half feet. Officials report record rainfall duration and substantial subsoil saturation across regions, laying a strong foundation for spring planting and improved business outlook.
Record Rain Falls Breaks Thursday Weather Records
A heavy Thursday rainstorm drenched the region with near four inches in about eighteen hours. Gutters overflowed and cellars filled as showers persisted from early morning through the day, marking an unusual weather day with widespread impact.
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Sioux Alis
Registration figures rise at Rosebud opening despite rain
Reports from Cumberlain South Dakota show about 200 registrations by nine o'clock Thursday for the Rosebud opening, with weather blamed for slower turnout. Three years ago Tripp county opened with over 106000 registrations. this year many fear total may be much lower. Indian leaders urge retention of Cherry Creek country as a perpetual reservation amid plans to open northern lands and erase old home locations.
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Wripp
Tripp
Mierre
S. D
Cheyenne River Indian Reservation
Ziebach County
Cherry Creek
Missouri
Cheyenne River
Standing Rock
Second Man on Trial for Arson in Deadwood
Emmet O Grady of Lead faces circuit court trial as an accessory to John Filler, the lead musician convicted of attempting to burn the cyanide plant of the Tamestoke Mining at Clacktail. O Grady fled after the Pettibone dope incident in 1910 and was later found in Chicago, with witnesses matching his possession of the dope and fear of discovery as explosions occurred.
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Deadwood
S. D
John Fl. Butler
Tamestoke
Clacktail
Emmet O'Grady
O’grady
Pettibone
Julie
Mont
Somers
O'Grady
Chicago
Lottie O'Grady
Pinkertons
Butler
William Curtis Dies in Sudden Death in New York
William duoy Curtis, traveler journalist and writer on politics, died suddenly in a New York room on his way to Washington. He was 61, born November 5, 1850 in Akron Ohio, a Western Reserve graduate, longtime Chicago newspaper writer and Washington correspondent for the Chicago Record and Record-Herald. He served as special commissioner to Central and South American republics and headed the Latin American department at the World Columbian Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William Duoy Curtis
Washington
Curtis
Akron
Western Reserve College
Ile
Chicago
United States
Tle
Strikes Trigger Federal Crackdown in Rail War
Federal authorities prepare to cite strikers nationwide for contempt as Tarri man and Illinois Central lines face injunctions. Violence erupts in New Orleans as strike breakers are attacked near Algiers, with arrests and wounded deputies reported.
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Augusta
Gqia
Georia
Morida
San Francisco
Calif
Tarriman Lines
New Orleans
Tarriman
Tllinois Central
Harriman Lines
Algiers
Southern Pacific Railroad
Polley Files Candidacy For State Supreme Court Seat
Samuel C. Polley of Deadwood joins race for the State Supreme Court bench to succeed Judge Dighton Carson in the first district. Polley, secretary of state through 1912, is a 1890 Minnesota Law School graduate who built a Deadwood practice after moving west in 1890. He previously served as Pennington County state’s attorney in 1901-2.
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Iluron
S. D
State Supreme Court
Samuel C. Potley
Deadwood
Dighton Carson
Polley
Mer. Polley
Law School
University of Minnesota
South Dakot
Pennington County
Hearing on Letters of Administration for Mary Plotner
Notice in Davison County South Dakota announces a hearing on a petition by A M Gardner for Letters of Administration of Mary B R Plotner deceased. The hearing is set for October 15 1931 at 1 PM in the County Court at Mitchell to determine grant of administration.
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Martyn Plotner
South Dakota
Luther W. Plotner
Adi Boone
Warry Plotner
AL Taw
Mary 1. Plotner
Notich
A. M. Gardner
Mary BR. Plotner
Mitchell
Reed v Reed summons from Davison County court
The State of South Dakota sends greeting to Abraham Reed defendant. You must answer the complaint filed August 29 1911 in Davison County. Serve your answer within thirty days after service to J N Crow Mitchell attorney. Dated August 20 1911 with publication September 28 1911.
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State OF
South Dakota
Main St
Fourth Ave
Mitchel
Mitchell
Luseri
J. N. Crow
Atty
Local Court Summons in Davison County Civil Action
In the Fourth Judicial Circuit of South Dakota Isaac Speare sues James Spears and others in Davison County Circuit Court Mitchell for a civil complaint. Defendants must answer within thirty days of service. failure leads to court relief. The notice is dated August 17, 1911, with T J Spangler as attorney for the plaintiff.
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State of
South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
Isaac Speare
Dlaintil
James Spears
Andaabpars
Krank Spears
James
Milk Guardian
Frank Spears
Minor
James Patterson
Mable Spears
Main Stret
Mitchell
County of
Davison
S. D
T. J. Spangler
Mitchell, S. D
Circuit
Lot
Plaintiff
Summons in Fourth Judicial Circuit Davison County
The State of South Dakota sends greeting to J J Decker v David P Hofer. Defendant must answer the complaint within thirty days from service, or judgment by default for 281,265 dollars and 65 cents plus interest at seven percent from August 8 1910 may be entered.
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Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
J.J. Decker
David P Hofer
Statis OF
South Dakota
Mair Street
Mitchell
Davison
Notice of Complaint Filed in Mitchell Circuit Court
The complaint in the above entitled action was filed in the office of the clerk of the Circuit Court at the courthouse in Mitchell Davison County South Dakota on September 14 1917. Aene SPANGHOR Attorney for plaintiff dated September 12 1917. You are hereby notified to respond.
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Mitchell
South
Dakota
Ene Spanghor
Mitchell, So
Circuit Court
Davison County
Wakotaa
Local Notes From Ethan Kihan S D Community
Ethan Kihan reports a flurry of visits and arrivals in town. Tobeys depart for Westfield Iowa while McBrayers return from Canada. Sampsons visit with H Wurm friends. Dr Howard and wife head to Tripp County for a few days. Tremaine of Mitchell in town. Paul Blackman visits parents over Sunday. Mitchell business college patrons L H McKeel and S L Nolt register Chamberlain. Ladies Aid gathers with Mrs Ellis Williams. Rev Bradley and family arrive from Kennebec with goods for night train. Mrs aszemmon injures hand in corn shelter. Reier family visits son and brother from Stickney. Miss Alice Pierce takes a Grady restaurant job. Dr Mizener moving to new office in former Howare building.
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Ellis Williams
Bradley
Kennebec
Aszemmon
Chas
Reier
Stickney
Alice Pierce
Grady
Dr. Mizener
Howare
LaFollette Support Shifts as Gamble Favored in South Dakota
Lemmon Signal editorial urges Senator Robert J. Gamble to succeed the current senator. It notes Gamble opposed by La Follette ally Thomas Sterling and mentions Richards’ absence from the Huron conference coverage. The piece argues Gamble’s record leans regressive, while Burke is listed among entrants.
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Thomas Sterling
Burke
Gamble
Amathine
Sourse
Abberdeen mare Little Swanco shines in season racing
Abberdeen South Dakota reports Little Swanco, a mare owned by K C B Erickson, achieving a strong season on multiple circuits. She placed in top positions from Miller to Sioux City, including wins at Clark Britton Canton Linestone and peak times of 2 11 1 4 in Illinois and 2 70 1 2 at Sioux City, finishing with a high 2710 1 2 at the season end.
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Abberdeen
S. D
Little Swanco
Erickon
Wandounty
Litle Swanco
Miller
Clark
Britton
Canton
Linestone
Ilinois
Aurora
Ottawa
Streator
Ghe
Galesburg
Ing
Canguyeth
South
Makind
Sioux City
Local Office Seeks Willing Stationery Supplies
Fragmentary note indicates a request for samples of lime and stationery items for an office. Names and full context are unreadable, but the gist points to sourcing office supplies and related samples.
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Abe
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Lemmon Co
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Lyman
Lyman Counts
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New Hampshire
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Flanders
Mitchell, S. B
Flermian Rodelsperger
New
Eng
Mr. Planders
Sioux
Continental
Towa
Mason City
Iake
Pierre
ISI
Nefyeni
Svmaleer
William £. Curtis
Philadre
Vha
Uncle Sam
Pereral
Uear
Middle West
W. Abbey
Sudege
S. Cappriell
Tio
Ethan
Mrs. Sampson
Mrs. H. Wurm
Dr. Howard
Tripp Co
RN. L. Tremaine
Paul Blackman
Business College
L. H. McKeel
L. Nolt
Chamberlain
LA Follette
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