Rapid City Pastor Elected to Lead South Dakota Baptists
The 35th annual South Dakota Baptist convention opened with Rev. J. F. Schrader of Rapid City reelected president. Officers elected include C. Parks of afterwardtown and J. Schwartz of Vierre as vice presidents, D. B. Shaw as corresponding secretary, I. L. Mann as recording secretary, and S. A. Loomer as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Union
South Dakota Baptist Convention
Gnaual Semmon
J. F. Schrader
Rapid City
C. 2
Parks
Aftertown
Schwartz
Vierre
P. Shaw
I. L. Mann
Ipswich
A. Loomer
Mitchell
F. J. Stockton
Watertown
A. P. Waltz
Deadwood
H. Newby
Parker
Rolgix Harlan
Sioux
A. G. Carlisle
R. L. Palmerton
Madison
Church of the Living God
Mr. Schrader
H. R. Best
South America
Dr. Gray
Latin America
Europe
American Baptist Publication Society
Iw. J. Barnhart
Washington
Philadelphia
Re. Smith Thomas Mord
Chicago
Woman's American Home Missionary Society
Sioux Walls
Jesus
God
E. P. Johnson
Board of Managers
B.D. Burton
Paul
W.B. Hinson
Sioux Falls Baptist College
Harlan
Burton
L. R. Bobbitt
Huron
Court witness dies amid Brown rape case trial
Frank Fink of Oelrichs, worried over the Brown case, walked in his sleep and fell from a hotel window, fracturing his skull and dying. Arthur R. Brown, a youth from Fall River County, stands trial for a statutory offense against 15 year old May Duff of Oelrichs, with juries in Not Springs and Rapid City previously deadlocked. Judge Paytor presides as Cass Harrington leads Brown’s defense against Little, Fall River County state attorney, who faces questions over an alleged accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Frank Fink
Oelrichs
Arthur R. Brown
May Duff
Fall River County
Not Springs
Rapid City
Omaha
Yall River County
Cass Harrington
Oneil, Neb
Little
Fall River
Alphabetical dispute over McCoy Marquis names on South Dakota ballot
The contest pits Judge J H W McCoy Aberdeen and Judge George H Marquis Watertown in a debate over whether McCoy should precede Marquis on the nonpartisan judicial ballot. South Dakota attorney general says McCoy comes first because Me is considered Mac, while Marquis backers cite a New Hampshire case urging system governs spelling. The question remains unsettled as election day approaches.
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State Supreme Bench
Judge Marquis
Marquis
Mac
Judge McCoy
iKean
New Hampshire
MecKusi
Cystem
McCoy
Great Northern reports 1916 revenue rise and surplus
Great Northern railroad in St Paul reports 1916 operating revenue of 79,832,612, up 21 percent from 65,947,970 in 1915. Operating expenses total 43,914,076 with a surplus of 2,287,027 after maintenance costs and appropriations.
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St. Paul, Minn
Great Northern Railroad
Mitchell Notes Record Local Visits And Political Rallies
Local notes report visits from Mrs. C P Daugherty in Mitchell from Rapid City and guests at the Lifsehulcz home. A Republican rally in Brendon township draws a packed crowd with J A Johnson and county candidates. Militia mustering underway in Mitchell with two companies forming for the Fifth regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthe Newcomb
Woonsocket
I. Tyin
Parkston
J. 1. Reinart
Alexandria
Brendon Township
J. A. Johnson
Central Committee
W. J. Tipton
A. J. Rozuin
Milwaukee
Canton
B. N. van Vliet
Towa
Dakota
Black Hills
Mitchell
A. JD. Aldrich
Sioux Falls
Kimball
Canton Commissioners Appoint No Investigation Committee
Canton South Dakota city officials have not appointed a committee to probe charges by seventy two Canton area farmers accusing police of arbitrary enforcement of automobile speed limits. If the panel finds any officer overstepped authority, action will be taken.
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Canton
S. D
Canton Territory
State treasury report shows funds and shortages
The September 30 condition report lists $661,085 in total assets, the game fund $41,620, the common school income fund $202,255, and the twine Plant fund $67,648, noting a low balance due to $122,000 drawn last month to pay for sisal for next year's twine making.
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Piierre
S. D
State Treasury
Swift Bird Widow of Cheyenne Chief Noted Leader
Announcement of the death of Mrs. Swift Bird widow of the late Chief Swift Bird a longtime leader on the Cheyenne Reservation and noted figure for years. The chief died several years ago leaving a legacy on the reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Bird
Cheyenne Reservation
Cheyenne Reserve
Plans for South Dakota Teachers Session Announced
The thirty-fourth annual meeting of the South Dakota Educational Association will be held in Woetown on November 27 to 29. Key speakers include Congressman Fess of Ohio and Dr. Strayer of Columbia University, with D. David Bispham as artist. An all South Dakota hour will feature state representatives across education fields. Enrollment aims for 2,500 with strong county and city participation. Headquarters will be at the Lincoln hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
J. W. McClinton
Mitchell
Woeiartown
Woith
Oneresspign Ss
Fess
Ohio
Strayer
Columbia University
Huc Cssian Mess
Middle West
Jr. Strayer
Suzzallo
Cormick
W. G. Bieelhaupt
Aberdeen
W. R. Ronald
Mitchell Republican
Rev. Kearns
Wattown
W. Prankline Jones
Vermillion
Governor Byrne
Walworth County
North Dakotan Banker Dies During South Dakota Visit
Simeon E. Kurtz a 59 year old Hazelton banker died of typhoid fever while on a family vacation in Aurora county South Dakota. He traveled with his wife and seven children and had visited Mr and Mrs Miller whose sister was his wife. The death came shortly after arrival at the Miller home and may take the remains to North Dakota for interment.
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White Lake
S. D
Simeon E. Kurtz
Hazelton
N. D
John Miller
Aurora County
Newcomb seeks legislative bid after withdrawal from election slate
Pierre S D Ed M Newcomb of Woonsocket withdraws as a Prohibition presidential nominee. He asks Virginia secretary of state to notify county auditors. He aims to run for the Prohibition legislature seat in Sanborn County where he believes a win is possible.
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Pierre
S. D
M. Newcomb
Woonsocket
Newcomb
Sanborn County
Window Smasher Roams Highmore South Dakota
A mysterious “Jack the Window Smasher” plies Highmore smashing shop windows. He targeted the pool hall and Highmore Tlevald office causing about 150 dollars in damages. BH. C. Else offers a 100 dollar reward for evidence leading to arrest and conviction of the culprit Nore Se
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Highmore
S. D
Jack
Highmore Tlevald
BH. C. Else
Nore Se
Blue and White Book debuts at Dakota Wesleyan campus
A new monthly college literary publication named the Blue and White Book appears at Dakota Wesleyan. Edited by the University Scribbler's club, it features selected student writings, printed in the college colors blue and white. Notable figures from New York Chicago Brookings Aberdeen Sioux Falls will attend Sioux Falls college night with addresses by Dr Relvix Harlan and Dr Burton. Tomorrow's convention day includes a temperance address by Supt. R N Holsaple and a prayer service led by Rev. M B Milne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hf. G. Nichols
Box Ridge
Mitchell
George A. ‘Silsby
Relvix Harlan
Sioux Falls College
Dakota Wesleyan
University Scribbler
A. J. Wilds
Chapel
Dorsta Wesleyan
L. C. Barnes
New York
Eleanor Mare
Chicago
B. D. Burton
Perisho
Brookings
D. McMasters
Aberdeen
S. P. Shaw
Sioux Falls
Burton
Chicago University
New U S coin designs described for half dollar and quarter
Report outlines upcoming circulation of redesigned coins by Christmas. Descriptions detail Liberty figures on half dollar and quarter, symbols of liberty, unity, peace, and readiness. Text notes design elements like olive branches, eagle, wings, and motto In God We Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaell
Liberty
Pastoral Pay Rise Reflected in South Dakota Baptists
The South Dakota Baptists report ministers now receive about 33 percent more pay than seven years ago as church expenses rise. The annual conference notes current expenses at 7,231.36 in the present year and 43,633.37 in 1910 with a net member gain of roughly 2,909 over seven years amid four new churches and notable growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Baptists
S. P. Shaw
Sioux Falls
Board of Managers
Tyr. Shaw
BE. I. Schwarz
Pierre
BE. Barnhart
Sunecay School
J. S. Schroder
Ernest D. Burton
Chicago
W. B. Hinson
Portland
Ore
Congregational Church
A. BE
Godfrey
Eimeludo Ms
Lecture Series Starts Thursday at Congregational Church
A six week series of illustrated lectures on social life worldwide begins next Thursday at the Congregational church. Dr W D P Bliss provided materials, with lantern views shown via National Lecture Bureau for Christian Social Service New York. First talk by Rev C S Osgood October 18 at 7 30 pm.
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Congregational Church
W. D. P. Bliss
National Lecture Bureau For
Christian Social Service
New York City
South America
Australia
New Zealand
The
New Orient
Scandinav
Germany
Great Britain
C. S. Osgood
Ehel
Farmer Sells Mortgaged Auto Behind Ramona Farm
Lake county officers failed to recover a mortgaged automobile from W. F. Bannett who fled from South Dakota after selling 454 bushels of barley to a Ramona elevator. Bannett was captured and brought back for trial. he reportedly sold the car after crossing the Iowa line and agreed to return to South Dakota without requisition papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Lake County
W. FP
Bannett
Ramona
South Dakota
Butts
Albia
Deadwood Milk Fight Backs Local Sellers in Court
In Deadwood South Dakota local milk merchants win a round in circuit court over a city ordinance forcing use of pasteurized milk. Judge James McGee overruled the demurrer and the city must answer the suit brought by C R Wagner Owen H Colwell and N P Nissen within thirty days seeking the right to buy milk that meets state standards from any seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
S. D
C. IR. Wagner
Owen H. Colwell
N. P. Nissen
Farmer's Wife Triggers Arrest Of Sewing-Machine Pair
In Bridgewater South Dakota several farmer wives were duped by two men posing as sewing machine repairers. They agreed on a price then kept parts and later returned to charge inflated sums. One man was arrested at Sioux Falls and bonded for a October 24 justice court appearance.
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Bridgewater
S. D
Sioux Falls
Justice Court
Counterfeit Ten Dollar Note Circulating Alert
Secret Service headquarters warn of a dangerous counterfeit ten dollar note from the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank that may fool expert money handlers. A five dollar note from the New York Fed is reported not as well made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Secret Service
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank
New York Federal Reserve Bank
May Be Cat's Got His Tongue
Indianapolis news notes Ambassador Gerard speaking softly as if trained in elocution by Colonel H. The brief item hints at a poised public appearance amid other chatter in the city.
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Cat
Indianapolis
Gerard
Colone H
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Rapid Cityan Heads
Baptists
J. B. Schrader
State Convention
Relvin Harlan
Sioux Walls College
D. 10
Proper
Church Edifice Board
R. J. Lloyd
Trent
Ju. R. Bobbitt
Jr. Lu. Mann
C. Morris
Dell Rapids
C. H. Ninegar
Spencer
Great Northern
Fromhursdiny
C. P. Daugherty
Frank Winsor
W. P. Manley
Security National Bank
Sioux City
Narl Briggs
A. M. Moore
Merchants’ Bank
Faulkton
James D. Westbrook
Yankton
H. L. Taylor
W. HH. King
Boston
B. A. Bobb
A. Loomis
Merchants Bank of Redfield
H. R. Kibbee
Wis
Ryland Kibboe
R. R. Barber
L. A. Phinney
Wessington Springs
Cuthbert Smith
S$. M. Smith
Wm. Thompson
Tyndall
City
G. S. Weever
George Washington Highway
H. Luther Williams
Presho
Jack McLoughlin
Maynard
Howard, Miller
Ernest Miller
South Duff Street
Hannah Koll
Pasadena
Cal
Frank Hewitt
Ft. Collins
Colo
Joseph Hewitt
Bobb
Lucille Bobb
Mitchell Art Club
M. Grundland
Ethel Lyons
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Miss Lyons
Today Club
Federation
W. G. Richards
A. C. Cohrt
Blanche Young
R. A. Kelley
GC. V. Wilson
Howard Brodstrup
Frederic West-Wood
Theodore Meyer
T. Meyer & Son
McGrath Company
Roy Hughes
Hughes
A.B. Darling
Kennebec
J. D. Welch
J. Lt. Wingfield
Lee van Aspinwall
St. Paul
Aspinwall
House of G. Summers & Co
Myles
Aas
Charles J. Limbaugh
Zeta M. Reed
Mt. Vernon
Juavina Collins
Jane Coenan
T. F. Nelson
Tlallowe
BE. J. Fellow
Fellow
Mr. Fellow
Mitchell Jobbers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Associaton
W. J. Pascoe
Knabe
College
Science
Graham Halls
H. W. Minish
Alexandria Herald
Mabele- Master
Jena Zollman
P. A. Zollman
Ernestine
Lena Zollman
McMaster
Taylor Sunday
Baltic
Belva Johnson
Renner, S. C
Maynard Theater
Peter Bo Kyne
Saturday Evening Post
D. W. Scribes
Freya
Iowa
Farmer
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