Woman gets first number in land drawing at Dallas South Dakota
The damp cool morning did not deter about a thousand people from gathering for the land drawing behind the federal building. Twenty eight sheet iron receptacles dumped their contents on a central platform as four men mixed envelopes with rakes and scoops. Names of lucky South Dakota residents include Mary L. Metzer Kennebec Otto Schneider Mitchell Philip Schomburg Aberdeen and many others from Groton Madison Kimball Harris and more. David Noren a former School of Commerce student will sail November 17 for a position in the Philippine Islands after a transfer from Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
S. D
Federal Building
South Dakota
Mary L. Metzer
Kennebec
Otto Schneider
Mitchell
Phillip Schomburg
Aberdeen
George Heisstorfer
Woonsocket
John &. O'brien
Geddes
Merritt Hays
Lucas
Iwarl
J. Harris
St Charles
Charles M. Duff
Wessington Springs
Theodore Funk
Groton
Oliver KE. Stiles
Meckling
Irrank Shetner
Dell Rapids
Carl A. Haddorff
Irene
George Stanford
Madison
Frank Mellen
Britton
C. S. Butterfield
C. H. Kelley
Lake Preston
B. H. Arshell
Hartford
Bernard J. Deering
Henry F. Goht
Kimball
W. D. Dillon
Presho
Jessie L. Wech
Everett Brotter
Mt Vernon
Elmer R. Judy
Forrestburg
Anna C. Anderson
Platte
August E. Brandenburg
Carl IF. Person
St. Maries
Gustav Griben
Ferry
Anton IF. Hangen
Florence
Lillian Bray
Alexandria
W. D. Dilon
Pre
School of Commerce
Pierre
Philippine Islands
Noren
San Francisco
Otto Schneider Draws Rosebud Lottery Luck in Dallas
Otto Schneider won the Rosebud lottery drawing, number four, after registering at midnight Monday in Dallas. The 26 year old barber shop manager plans to file for land in spring and expects the quarter section to grow in value, drawing cheers from friends and his wife and baby at his shop on Second Avenue West.
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Mitchell
Dallas
Otto Schneider
The
Republican
Schneider
Chamberlain
Notary Public
Maude Bradstrop-McLain
Women Hustlers Lead MBE Church Ladies Aid Annual Meeting
The Ladies Aid Society of the MBE church held its annual meeting in the church parlors to hear year reports and elect officers. Ten divisions reported spiritual work and fundraising totaling over 800 dollars locally and more than 3000 dollars for the society this year. The treasury showed 3625 dollars paid toward the church up to date, with total credits reaching 5160 dollars. Officers were re elected by acclamation: Mrs Bb A Bobb president, Mrs C J Bliss vice president, Mrs lL D Haray secretary, Mrs C B Wilt treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
M. BE. Church
Bb. A. Bobb
C. J. Bliss
Ll. D. Haray
C. B. Wilt
Government steps in on bootlegging arrests in Chamberlain
George Stevens Paul Thompson and Fred Hollands were arrested by Deputy Marshal Petrie from Chamberlain on charges of selling intoxicating liquor without a government license. Stevens had been fined previously and paid. They will be arraigned before United Commissioner Tidrick at Chamberlain and, if evidence warrants, remanded to Aberdeen for trial, signaling a firmer stance against bootlegging.
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United States
Marshal Petrie
Chamberlain
George Stevens
Stevens
Department of Justice
Paul Thompson
Fred Hollands
Petrie
Milwaukee
United
Tidrick
United States District Court
Aberdeen
Marriage of Mare Wallace and Frank J. Herrick at Rockford
The Rockford Illinois Star reports the quiet Oct 14 wedding of Mare Wallace and Frank J. Herrick at the Wallace home. Rev John Henry Goose officiated before about seventy five relatives and friends with pink and green decorations and a fan bouquet. The bride, a Rockford alumnus and Wight school teacher, will reside in Mitchell South Dakota after a brief Rockford visit. Herrick, a Rockford native, works with Will Turner at Turner Produce in Mitchell.
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Rockford
Frank J. Herrick
Mare Wallace
William Walace
Longwood Street
John Henry Soose
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Wallace
Herrick
Gideon Hollem
Sara Wiliams
Wight
Will I. Turner
Mitchell, S. D
Mitchell
Turner Produce Co
Lads and Politics Begin Republican Youth Leadership Drive
The Y M C A initiated a program to engage city youths in party organization. Friday the Republican youth branch met and nominated officers including Vernon Waterman Governor Shirley Stout lieutenant governor Whitney Morris secretary of state Willie Kelley attorney general Ross Smith state auditor Harry Zavitz treasurer Albert Coxe railroad commissioner Ollie Strong superintendent of public instruction Harry Rathbun and the petitions are due Tuesday evening ahead of next Friday's primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittaker
Republican Branch
Vernon Waterman
Shirley Stout
Whitney Morris
Willie Kelley
Ross Smith
Harry Zavitz
Albert Coxe
Harry Rathbun
Ollie Strong
Secretary of State
Household disinfectant recipe warning from old paper
Recipe notes adding one ounce of carbolic acid to a gallon of whitewash or copperas until yellow. Copperas is described as a good disinfectant and stated to drive away vermin.
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Diehl & Brown
Egeee
China
J. W. Broadbent & Co
Mainstreet
Bidwell Land & Loan CO
Mary L. Melzer
Dallas Lottery
J. J. Reyhaert
Fairfax
Hary Ogle
Frankfort
John H. Hauser
David P. Phillips
Imra
D. H. Hargraves
Armour
Theodore Larson
Hudson
J. C. Curry
Elk Point
Wil. Sprosser
Parker
W. Burdick
Necorah
H. A. Dixon
Will Lindskinn
Christian Bollinger
John Berger
Lake Andes
Sam H. Fokheim
Howard
Jno
Willow Lake
H. McCauley
Jefferson
G. A. Boulette
Martin Jackobson
Bereford
H. E. Helfer
Winfield
David Walse
Freeman
Edwin Ligard
Nevada
P. L. Salzer
Sioux Falls
Gertrude H. Klose
White
Wm. Balfany
Raymond
Hans Peterson
Burbank
Archie M. Rice
Yankton
Eno Tapper
John Carlson
Alcester
Wyen
Henry L. Thomas
Wagner
Ivin Dider
Lamro
R. R. White
Midand
Bridge
Ryan
Chas M. Hopkins
Wm. Wohlleber
Southshore
John F. Miller
Milbank
Rev. H. Wans
Philippines
David Noren
Methodist Ladies Aid
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