Purse Lost Then Found By Rails and Robbery Suspect
A purse containing about 1000 dollars disappeared on a trip from Mobridge to Rapid City. F J Estenzmann reported loss between Mobridge and Mitchell and a search traced the bag to Aberdeen where it contained checks. Aberdeen officials returned the money after a description mismatch suggested possible robbery while the traveler was intoxicated. The matter leaves questions about the purse and its owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City Journal
F. J. Estenzmann
Mobridge
Rapid City
Wyoming
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Estenzmann
C. A. Anderson
Nowas
Estenzman
Keugmann
Wyomine
Letcher Items: Weddings and Visits Across South Dakota and Iowa
Letcher S D Henry Jacobus of Woonsocket visited family. Hawarden Iowa relatives attended a wedding of Miss Lillian Gregory to Hiram Goodwin. Mitchell visitors included Mrs John Wilson and daughter Kazel. Rev Benson Benn visited. he oversees duties at Tyndall. The Pinkerton Girls failed to perform fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Buchanan
J. H. Johnson
W. E. Ryan
Harry Perkins
J. K. Burg
G. W. Crawford
L. M. Doyle
Ed. Mernaugh
R. H. Todd
Jas. Leamy
T. R. Ward
Wolsey
Letcher
J. J. White
Black Hills
C. C. Mooney
New Underwood
Mooney
Willis Howard
Roy
North Dakota
Beech
N. D
Tony
Montana
M. J. Dewolf
New York State
Mrs. Church
Mitchell
Orlo Lanham
Alex. Mathison
Iowa
Illinois
Ed. Carter
Grace Hathaway
Kennebec
Carter
Edwin Carter
Mrs. Grosbeck
Michigan
S. D
Henry Jacobus
Woonsocket
Webber
Cla
Hawarden
Lillian Gregory
Hiram Goodwin
John Wilson
Kazel
Mr. Hudson
J. H. Pilate
Salem
Hiram B. Goodwin
Pinkerton
Harry Taylor
Missoula
Mont
Lemmon
M. D
Mr. Law
Warden
Lillis Vicess
Hiram B. Goodwi
Iotle Perry
Butler
Peddicord
Loomis
Vis
Wirs
N. Meier
Hev
Tibbetts
Miss Cramer
Chas. Meier
Eddicord
Flarnest Taylor
Died by His Old Vermont Home
A Vermont clipping reports L. A. Amsden died from Brights disease at 61. He lived in Mitchell earlier, ran a large drug business, and moved to Randolph Northfield area with his wife Alman Smalley for health. Survived by his wife, siblings Edwin Elmer Jona Tilson Marcia and a younger brother Fred E. who died earlier.
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Randolph
L. A. Amsden
Bright
Northfield
Amsden
Mitchell
S. C
Mr. Amsden
R. Marcellus
Mary Helen (Jewell) Amsden
Alman (Smalley
Edwin Asden
Barnard
Elmer
Brookfield
Jona W. Tilson
Marcia Amsden
North Leominster
Mass
Fred E
Second accident kills Ed OConnor in Worthing
Ed OConnor died two days after walking into a hitching post in the dark in Worthing South Dakota. He had prior intestinal injuries from a hay rack fall but had nearly recovered before the latest injury required surgical repair. The operation found gangrene and led to his death. His remains were taken to Storm Lake Iowa for burial.
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Worthing
S. D
Ed O'Connor
Desk stationery racks offered for stenographers
The Mitchell Publishing Company announces a limited supply of desk stationery racks. Business and professional men and stenographers will be shown these racks, which save time and add convenience in office work.
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Mitchell Publishing Company
Gole's Hot Blast Heater Promised to Save Fuel
Cole Manufacturing Co letter backs Gole's Hot Blast Heater claiming a one third fuel saving over similar lower draft stoves. It burns soft coal lignite hard coal coke wood or cobs. Priced from $12.60 and on hand for display before cold weather.
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Gole
Cole Manufacturing Co
Cole
Mitchell G. Wesleyans Triumph Over Rapid City Miners 6 to 0
The Dakota Wesleyan team defeated Rapid City School of Mines 6 to 0 in a hard fought game. Hager scored the lone touchdown with Smith adding the goal, while Storer, Todnem, and Morse stood out in a defensive battle on a windy Mitchell field. The win plus strong play by Storer and Newport highlighted a well contested gridiron clash. The lineups featured Todnem leading for Dakota Wesleyan and Kadinger for Rapid City. Officials Wood and Martin received praise for fair officiating.
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Dakota Wesleyan
School of Mines of
Rapid City
Wesleyans
Mitchell
Todnem
Case
Storer
Hager
Thiel
Smith
Rapid City Wesleyans
Anderson
C. Edwards
Alder L. G
Bintleff A
R. G
Walters Hill
L.T
F. B. Hager
Messrs Wood
Martin
Wesleyan
Dickey
Newport
Morse
Doc
Edwards
Walter
Model Home for the Boys and Girls at Plankinton State School
Visitors praise the Plankinton state industrial school under Col. S. E. Young and Mrs. Young. The institution, with 32 girls and 60 boys from across the state, trains boys in trades and teaches girls domestic science. Inmates are polite and follow rules. writing day encourages letters to mothers or relatives.
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Ters
Reform School
Young
Padders of the Census Targeted by Commerce Officials
Washington officials pledge full effort to arrest and, if possible, convict census padders. A Tacoma special agent is named as chief offender who fled and may be outside U S jurisdiction. Durand notes early probes will focus on Fort Smith Boise City and Minneapolis with Traud rivals and per person pay incentives cited.
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Washington, D. C
Durand
Department of Commerce and Labor
Tacoma
Wash
Census Bureau
United States
Philipines
Fort Smith
Ark
Boise City
Idaho
Minneapolis
Cummins Speaks for His Party’s Ticket
Senator Cummins of Iowa addressed a Hamilton club audience in Chicago urging Republicans to vote for their ticket to secure reforms. He warned Democrats would hinder wage earner protections and domestic producers by pursuing revenue focused duties, urging party unity to avoid a Democratic House and a Republican defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cummins
Iowa
Hamilton Club
Orchestra Hall
Congress
Farmer Discloses Canning Industry Ties to Local Market
Pierre South Dakota farmer William Hild of Milesville in Stanley County says he built a small canning plant to process his garden crops. This spring he canned over 12000 cases of tomatoes plus other vegetables for local sale. He does not ship goods, aiming to spur neighbors to grow vegetables for canning and plans a larger venture next year.
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Pierre
S. D
Dr King’s New Life Pills Claim Cure For Appendi Cititis
The ad declares the medicine kills a merciless murderer named Appendi citis by prevention. It claims the pills stimulate stomach liver and bowels to prevent that clogging that invites appendicitis and cure constipation. Sold for 25 cents at Diehl Brown’s.
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Dr. King
New Life
Diehl & Brown's
Supreme Court hears libel case against Presa Publishing
Washington heard arguments as the government seeks to uphold an indictment against Presa Publishing for a libel tied to a New York World article on Panama Canal purchase. The case centers on whether federal courts may punish a corporation printing a libel in New York and circulating it within West Point territory under an 1898 act.
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Washington, D. C
New York
Presa Publishing Company
New York World
Panama Canal
Supreme Court of the United States
Press Publishing Company
United States
City of
State of New York
West Point
Congress
World
de Lancey Nicoll
Naples Earthquake and Storm Kill Hundreds in Italy
A massive quake and fierce storm devastate Naples and surrounding areas with about 300 dead. Soldiers aid relief in mudblocked roads while warships are dispatched to nearby islands. A Mount Vesuvius mud avalanche and Ischia housing failures worsen the disaster.
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Naples
Italy
Mount Vesuvius
Portici
Ischia
Postal Savings Centers Chosen for First Trial
The board of trustees approved forty eight second class post offices for the postal savings bank plan’s first trial. Locations are spread across states and territories in industrial centers to aid wage earners with banking facilities. The list includes Olympia and Atlanta among others.
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Washington
D. C
Board of Trustees
Postal Savings Bank System
Bessemer
Ala
Globe
Ariz
Stuttgart
Ark
Qroville
Cal
Leadville
Col
Ansonia
New Iberia
Rumford
Forestburg
Norwood
Mass
Houghton, Mich
Bemidji, Minn
Gulfport
Carbon Paper Sale At The Republian Office
The Republian office offers a variety of carbon paper products for sale. Supplies include multiple carbon sheet sizes and weights suitable for office transcription and archival copying.
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Republian
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Ter
M. E. Church
Mrs. Burr
Jim Fleming
John D. Cochran
Cochran
W. J. Kirkpatrick
Beardsley
Minn
T. N. Kirkpatrick
Benson Benn
M. EB. Church
Benn
Tyndall
H. B. Goodwin
Westmoreland
Gladys Mitchell
Florence van Metre
Rev. Tibbetts
Evanston
Vermont
Plankinton
Supreme Court
Department
Atlanta
Wiliam Williams
Robert Ward
Williams
Securitas
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
Scallin Brothers Company Ruggists
The
Mitchell National Bank
Mitchell Trust
Piust
Ipu.st
Western National Bank
S. E. Morris
J. W. Seaman
W. T. McConnell
L. S. Vickers
H.n.gaines
Feiler
AHL
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