Meyers High Trap Man Sets 149 Score in Meet
Meyers topped the Tabor Day shooting tournament at Mitchell gun club with a 149 of 150. The event featured ten 15-target races at Hitencock park. seven top shooters earned prizes of shoes hats gun cases and cigars valued from 2.60 to 4 dollars. Shaw Delmont led with 147 in the regular events. Meyers placed high in the handicap segment.
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Epnle
Meyers
Mitchell
Hitencock Park
Shaw
Mey Econd
Wagner
Sara Tishaa
Dr King Discovery Warns Against Severe Cold Epidemics
A reader notices warnings about coughing and colds delaying health and urges using Dr King’s Discovery. The ad claims the first dose clears the head, improves breathing, and increases vitality, urging buyers to purchase a bottle today.
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Mrousange Eer
Dr. King
School Cirs and Smart Frock in One Piece Style
May Manton offers a one piece dress and accessories line described as practical school wear. The text highlights fabrics like serge and materials favored for durability and ease of care, noting comfort and neat appearance for daily use.
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Gia
Sapien
Ieee
Peter Ete
Jean Saeotmaeral
The
Shire
My Wife’s First Husband Poem Fragment Reveals Faults
Fragmentary piece voices frustration about a wife's first husband. The speaker lists his faults including temper, lack of polish, rough manners, late dinners, and scant thoughtfulness. Amid critique the speaker shows reluctant sympathy and recalls a payday gift. The text reflects personal grievance and social scrutiny of a bygone era.
Autumn Bride Honored At Mrs Ward Dinner
Miss Zoelle Grebel was guest of honor at a seven o clock dinner hosted by McGov store staff in Beckwith District. The table featured pink and white decor and she received a prize set of table linen. Hosted by Mrs Wallace MacLean and Misses Evelyn Greilson Relerson.
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Zoelle Grebel
Apa
Nellie. Ward
McGov
Miss Grebel
Wallace MacLean
Evelyn Gre
Iyel
Stella
Relerson
Hostess Saturday Hosts Diesleyan Social Evening
Miss Mamie Grace entertained a Diesleyan social group Saturday night with a pleasant evening at her home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Bert Galbreath Mrs Hoyt Cox Mr and Mrs Rush Mrs Henry Snow and Charles Hawks. Cards followed the social gathering with a late return around 11 o clock.
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Mamie Grace
Miller
Foe
Jack Wook
Bert Galbreath
Hoyt Cox
Ars W. . Rush
Henry Snow
Charles Hawks
MIT Vernon Ladies Entertain Farewell Guests
Mrs Magele Perry traveled from Montgomery Alabama after visiting Mitchell. She attended an indoor picnic hosted by Mr and Mrs F J Herrick with guests including Mr and Mrs James Lahey Dr and Mrs C A Bower and others. Supper on the Herrick porch followed by a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magele Perry
Mongomery
Ala
Mitchell
F. J. Herrick
James Lahey
C. A. Bower
T. A. Williams
Bernie I. Lahey
Willam North
Hytalie Randal
Herrick
Burglars Break Jail at Springs
Reported incident at Wesington Springs details a jail break by burglars who forced entry to escape. Local authorities pursued, with unclear outcomes and no confirmed arrests as investigators work to identify suspects and secure the jail.
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Springs
Amazing Crops In Black Hills Harvest Breaks Records
Dramatic yields reported across Black Hills and Meade Lawrence and Sper Sh valley counties as harvest begins late season. Hal Hollette threshed 108 bushels oats per acre from 2 acres and 59 bushels wheat from 20 acres near Sturgis. Charles McGuigan in Lawrence County carded 28 bushels spring wheat and 51 bushels winter wheat per acre, plus 48 oats from 18 acres. J C Robinson in Spersh valley produced 45 bushels wheat per acre from 12 acres. W A Quimby 40 oats per acre from 40 acres. Centennal valley Ira Dillavow 50 bushels winter wheat per acre from 30 acres. AL Howell 1,000 oats from 11 acres. No such crops seen before in Black Hills district.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
Sturgis
Meade County
Hal Hollette
Wite Nesses
Lawrence County
Charles McGuigan
J. C. Robinson
Spersh Valley
W. A. Quimby
Tve
Ira Dillavow
AL Howell
Lawyers to Meet Next in Mitchell
Telegram received by The Republican from Judge Dick Haney of this city states the next meeting of the South Dakota Bar Association will be held in Mitchell in July 1910. This is noted as one of the most important state conventions held annually in the state.
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Dick Haney
Lly
South Dakota
American Held in Mexico Is Safe
D Esteemed congressman B W 3ar tin reports American Hull Pasadena youth held near the Mexican border has been advised no summary action will be taken. A fair trial is expected. Hull’s friends claim intoxicated Mexican guards were involved when Hull was detained near Tiaidana.
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Deadwood
B. W. 3Artin
State Department
Washington
Oy Hull
Pasadena
San Diego
Hull
Tiadana
Mexico
Deadysood
Hat Is
Weil
Harvest Hands Fined For Insulting Girls
Parkston South Dakota authorities arrested Bert McCandress this week on a charge of making obscene remarks to two young girls. He appeared before the justice of the peace, was fined twenty five dollars, and was ordered to cut kindling for winter. The case drew comment over the severity of the punishment.
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Parkston
S. D
No Mercy
Arkaton
Berts McCandress
Rew
Justice of the Peace
Amu Satice
Aberdeen Celebrates Labor Day for First Time
Aberdeen holds its first Labor Day celebration with a labor parade in the afternoon and a meeting at Aldrigh Park presided by G Mehner, president of the trades assembly. Mayor will give a welcome address and Torney Morrison of Mobridge will deliver the day’s address. Numerous business-sponsored contests offer prizes. post office and many businesses close for the day. Aberdeen Daily American will not publish.
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Aldrigh Park
G. Mehner
Tradessembly
Torney Morrison
Mobridge
Aberdeen
Post
Aberdeen Daily American
Aberdeen Town Synod Sets Election and Fortnightly Festival
The Aberdeen Town Synod of the Gorthera caurel concincts held a Sunday session focusing on business of local importance. They elected officers Rex W. Badkte and A. Helinder, and Rev. W. Zink noted fundraising to reach 390 809 by 1817 for gifts tied to the 400th jubilee of the Reformation in Maytha Lutter.
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Ana
Aberdeen
Gorthera Caurel
W. Badtke
A. Helin
W. Zink
Sunda
Mnestih
Melgaard Park
Mr Prochi
Yowa
Ten Held As Horse Thieves In Rapid Arrests
Northwest South Dakota, northeast Wyoming, and southeast Montana sheriffs report ten men detained in a major rustling crackdown. A justice bound over five suspects as investigations trace stolen stock from Isabel to MoBr idge, South Dakota, with horses branded and altered using acid or cloths. Dozens more arrests expected as crews comb plains for the remaining gang members.
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Deadwood
Sturais
Athc
Northwest
South
Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Richardson
Miles City
Mont
Price Ranch
Isabel
Mobridge
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Ciher Ser
Meade, Hutte
Coron
South Dakota
Fallon
Plains
Asto
Inail
Jon
Intervention as the Only Method in Mexican Crisis
J G Taylor of El Paso argues in favor of U S intervention to stabilize Mexico citing Villa and Carranza as forces in conflict. He asserts Wilson peace offers fail and American troops in Veracruz prove intervention restores order and aids hungry Mexicans.
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Sioux Falls
J. G. Taylor
el Paso
Tex
South Dakota
Colonia
Juarez
Jarez
Mexico
Villa
Taylor
Carraiza
Wilson
Veracruz
United
VOTERS DIVIDED ON SCHOOL HOUSE ISSUE
In Sanborn counts area voters split over the school house question at a recent election. The division centered on splitting the school house and relocating portions to different sites deemed more suitable. A lawsuit followed with a judge granting a temporary injunction to halt further action while appeals loom. The matter may return at another election pending technical changes.
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Westeer Rees
Ersey
Sanborn
Runk
Snath
Afiehell
Art to the Rescue centre dancer
Unclear fragmentary text describes a dancer linked to patriotic themes and performances. Mentions motion poetry, esoteric nuances, and a touring program at popular prices. References to a group or event with some uncertain names and places.
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Iles
Theo
Dane
Gantinge
Gio Daisy i
Roberts Not Seeking Thorson Seat Amid South Dakota GOP Debate
Speculation over who will fill the late Thomas Thorson’s seat in the South Dakota Republican National Committee vacancy stirs interest across the state. Rumors center on Tom Roberts of Pierre while others like Norbeck and independent Republicans weigh gubernatorial bids. Prohibition forces gear up for a heated statewide clash ahead of November elections as voters split on dry policy and personal rights across German American and other communities.
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Sioux Falls
D. D
South Dakota m
Republican National Committee
Thomas Thorson
Canton
National
Commeteeman
Pearlmiecerayuaeaoe Torkie
Tousand
Gooree W Bian
Lim
Nis
I Ig
Tne
Gan Am Vist
Cemitaeenter
Mishel
Catapaigi ‘Ile
South Daitsia
South Dakota
Satey
Fuure
Private sale notice in Mitchell estate matter
In Davison County South Dakota the Guardian of Sarah Corcoran a minor will sell private the undivided one half interest in lots five six seven eight nine and ten in Block Twelve in K Reene’s Addition Mitchell Davison County terms cash on delivery of guardian deed bids in writing must be received by Spansier and Maney Main Street Mitchell by Sept 18 1915 with reserved price set and sale subject to court confirmation Edith B Corcoran guardian
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Tate
South Dakota
Davison
Sarah Corcoran
Tinor
K.reene
Mitchell
Davison County
A.D
Guardian
Spansier& Maney
Jon Main Street
Seriting
Sak
Edith B
Corcoran
Schwab to Leave Mitchell for World Purity Federation Post
Dr Schwab, longtime pastor of the Metropolitan Church, resigns to take the state superintendency of the World's Purity Federation. He departs December 1 after a year of prosperous ministry and strong parish growth. He and Mrs Schwab plan to relocate to Kansas City retaining many local friendships.
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Sabvab
Te ‘Pnstorational
Schwab
Edtreh
Pederich
Providence
Mitel Tean
F. Schwab
Purity Federation
Kianan Hie
Behwah
Kansas City
Prospect Avenue
BLACK HILLS CROPS EXCEED ALL ESTIMATES
Deadwood South Dakota reports show crop yields far surpassing forecasts across Meade and Butte counties with wheat from 40 to 105 bushels per acre and alfalfa seed potential. Zonington County posts strong early wheat results as harvest urgency rises and frost concerns loom for corn.
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Deadwood
S. U
Juck Hills
Meade County
Butie
Zonington
Beulah Farmers Hear About Trees
Beulah farmers heard a windbreak talk by park superintendent Ell address home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Lawrence. Loftus urged quick growth with box elders and poplars. ash praised for permanent windbreaks but slower. Ground to be tilled in fall, trees planted next spring, two years cultivation, three to four years mulching. Caution against waterlogged planting. Pruning and disease notes given. Burnt cork quartet closed, featuring Charles and Ho Vast Brown, Harold Grace, Clarence Brausht. Tipperary encore.
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A. A Lauwrence
Loftus
Burnt Cork Quartette
Tipperary
Charles and
Ho Vast Brown
Harold Grace
Clerence Brausht
Lecture Course for Coming Year at Redpath Bureau
The Redpath Bureau presents a 1915-16 lecture series directed by Louis Orbnaye featuring a Kaztenborn Quartet with Miss Elsie Maker, pianists, noted singer Mme Genestine and others, November 4 opening with readings by Abel Peecr and Tina Mae Haines, then Shakespearean performances with Ben Groet on November 20, a war lecture by Dr Peter MacQueen on European battlefields, Ada Roach’s immigrant program January 8, John Kendrick Bangs discusses journalism and literature, Poon Chew speaks on Chinese affairs February, with Shivam Quintet March 27, promising a varied and acclaimed season.
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Cate
Redpath Wich Bureau
Ge Y. al OA
Louis Orbnaye
Kattenboranz
Elsie Maker
Conatto
Mise Daker
America
Viewer Talking Machine Company
Mitewell L Iapher
Kaltenborn Quartet
Ias
Libs
Mme
Genestine
Suman Helnk
Louise Homer
Marieo Caruso
Dwar McDousell
Uly Quartet
Blanche Barbot
Fox
Pile Ateraction
Abel Peecr
Mes
Tina Mae Haines
Reeves
Mitchell
Ben Groet
Peter MacQuee MacQueen
Esite
Europe
Mare
Ada Roach and Company
Persia
John Kendrick
Ermera Osea
Vorse
Calor
Life
Iumor
Tor Messia
Jiarper and Brothers
Literatue
Miarpers
Aetropolitan
Ne Poon Chew
China
Sue
Valias
le Lush
Mexican Gunplay Escapes Jail Near Aberdeen
A Mexican striker armed with a revolver entered a saloon near Aberdeen and threatened a prominent citizen before being overpowered. He escaped from a jail with loose locks as sheriffs and Funston’s soldiers chase others across the Texas border.
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James
Telve
Aberdeen
Huerta
Fred Funston
Texas- Mexcan
Dynamiters Busy in Trout Waters Again
Lead South Dakota report details Spearfish Creek charts showing dynamiters returning to fish streams in the Black Hills. Fishermen report many dead fish with burst air bladders upon cutting, a sign of dynamiting. Game wardens and fish and game club members work to find culprits, and convictions have followed in past years.
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S.D
Black Hills
Fish and Game Club
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Ail
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Bridge
Hazel Haynes
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Woolward
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Gorved
Lorena Dell Young
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You
Jennie’ Cone
Plankinton
Epworth League
Dakota Wesleyan
Katherne Brekine
Ada McKeel
Lenore Walpole
Henry, Hoagland
Helen Holsaple
Rosia Collins
Josie Spratford
Dwight Coursey
Rose Strong
Sarah Gorcoran
Oliver Bandjeman
Neal Holsaple
Marvin Bauer
Verne Weddle
Katherine Piskine
Frat
Mildred Smit
Sarah Corocoran
Ice
Henry Hoagland
Cleotay
PWO
AL. Pena
Wellington Springs
Wesington Springs
James Layin
Tamer
Maine
Frias
Eutaigel
Vlad
Tomei
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Alpen
South Dakota Bar Association
Harvest Hands
Spurgis
Texas
Tom Roberts
Thorson
Pierre
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Purity League
Missouri
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G. Loptus
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Macque
John Kenare
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