New Presbyterians Dedicate In Aberdeen And West Bank Debate
The new Presbyterian church was completed at a total cost of 1150000 with 42000 raised before Sunday and 8000 still needed. By Sunday evening 6500 and then 1500 more were secured, clearing the debt. Rev. Albert D. Marshall preached, followed by dedicatory services. Dr Calvin H. Brench spoke in the evening. The next days featured a congregational banquet and a fraternal gathering of city pastors. In Spearfish, Martin Van Busten Walk, 76, died, famed for across plains journeys in 1867 to Kit Carson and Prescott, then Pueblo, and later Black Hills, aiding settlers. Aberdeen bankers debated state vs federal rules on bank reserves, with J C Hassett presiding. A committee prepared resolutions protesting the proposed rule, seeking governor and bank examiner action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Presbyterian Church
Albert D. Marshall
Omaha Theological Seminary
Calvin H. Brench
College Board of
New York City
Huron College
Spearfish
Martin van Busten
West
Plains
Kit Carson
Col
Prescott
Ariz
Missouri
Abrlet Vial
Tme
Pueblo
John
Uta
Black Hills
Aberdeen
S. D
Mito
Duck Hill
Rex
South Dakota
Danis
J.C. Hassett
Aberdeeen National Bank
Federal Reserve Card
Isaac Lincoln
First State Bank
Lincoln
State Banking Department
Lien
Federal Reserve System
Guaranty Deposit Law
Maners
Watkins
Verlander
Mather
Meyers
Bark
Solce
Disbarment update in Egan case filed in supreme court
Justice Whiting signed an order authorizing another paragraph to the Egan disbarment complaint. The addition covers a Watertown case and will be presented when hearings resume in Sioux Falls on the tenth of this month. Justice Gates affirms Beadle county’s lower court ruling making Wolsey a “ry” town for the next period.
Hold piano for speed violation in Trent story
Authorities seize a piano as security for a speeding fine after a Sioux Falls piano man, driving a trailer, speeds through Trent causing a crash. The piano falls without damage as officers nab the trailer, while the driver vanishes in dust awaiting payment of the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent, S.jd
Trent
Sioux Falls
Offiers
Field Trials Open As Dog Contests Start Here
Western Field Trials began near here with many handlers and dogs present. Notable entrants include Beres Ruby Pearl, Lady Gladstone, Kate Whitestone, Maud Odiel, and Gibraltar. Judges John Willard Martin, W. Yaunt, and R. K. One named. Pat Lewellyn of England hoped to judge next year alongside Gould of England. Conditions favorable though chick scarcity may affect handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M
Hickory Valley
Tenn
John Willard Martin
W. Yaunt
Bads
Newton
N. C
St. Louis
John F. Gude
Vincennes
Pat
Sel Lewellyn
England
Lewellyn
Mr. Gould
Gould
Dedication of a New Presbyterian Church in Huron
A new Presbyterian church was dedicated in Huron amid four days of dedicatory services. The project cost about $50,000, with ongoing plans for a future expansion to $60,000. Local clergy and congregants attended the ceremonies, celebrating the milestone for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Huron
P. v
Weuncouay Creall
Randsome
New
Presby
Big crowd at Ruskin Park for grand opening events
Sioux Falls saw crowds estimate over 5000 at Ruskin Park dedication with auto races and other events. Eleven entries contested a free for all race won by A D Machi of Sioux City driving Chalbers for 900 dollars. second by Sis Haughant and third by A L Saynes. A barbecue drew over 400, and Alexandria beat Plankinton 4 to 3 in a lively ball game. The season at Ruskin Park closes Sept 20 with harvest moon dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Ruskinark
A.D. Machi
Sioux City
Chalbers
Sis Haughant
Wauseca
Thn
Mercer
Saynes
Zavite
Milehall
Genetral
F Tittle Ford
Dare
Heat from Warmer Water Used to Heat District
A fragment notes water from the war heating system being repurposed to warm buildings in the business district. The fluid is hot enough to justify its use for this unique application this season.
Weather and crop report for South Dakota week ending Septembe r 7
The United States Weather Bureau reports fair warm weather with abundant sunshine across South Dakota. Grain harvest nearly finished, threshing ongoing, corn advancing rapidly and likely frost damage risk is two to three weeks away. Alfalfa and other hay crops yield large, pastures generally good though drying in some areas. Livestock in fine condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
United States Weather Bureau
August Good Library Month Highlights Strong August Circulation
The regular library board meeting reported August circulation at 1 540 units and 81 percent of the total read in. Literature sociology and useful arts were top classes with 2, 44, and 40 reads respectively. Five popular anti saloon books were on file. Beginning September 13 the library adopts winter hours 9 am to 9 pm six days a week to better serve patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artan
Barker
Cherrington
United States
Fehlandt
Issuue
Union Signal
Cutting of tires costs costly undertaking
Edward Mack of Peever was arrested on a malicious mischief charge for cutting the tires of Pet Larson's automobile. The preliminary examination led to a commitment for trial in the district court, with $200 bond set for the November term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peever
Kas
Edward Mack
Pet Larson
Fe Etiall
Kaylor
Murdo boy dies after hearty breakfast
Murdo youngster D-Wm. B. Spears, eight, a homesteader ten miles northeast of town, died of heart failure soon after breakfast while preparing his separator for threshing. He had lived in Ly man county for years and survived by a widow and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdo
B. Spears
Lyman County
Kaylor Man Knocks Out Hold Up Artist In Darkness
In a dark encounter near Kaylor a holdup man struck a comrade with a gas pipe misstep. Carl Schmidt, the intended victim, escaped harm and knocked out the attacker after a clumsy blow by a accomplice led to chaos. Schmidt prepared for combat and delivered actions in a brief, decisive exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaylor Man
Kayor
Carl Schmidt
Kaylor
Nis
Schmidt
Hig Mib- Taki
Mitchell Local Notes Highlights and Visits
Mitchell column details visitors and arrivals from Wank ton Sioux City Geddes and White Lake. Notable events include a Sept 1 auction of Lots 9 and 10 in Gleason's addition East Fourth Street, Wesleyan football camp updates, and greetings from Rev. Byrum Fulweller and Rev. C. Jiles. License news totals 458 for the season with a possible rise. others attend fairs and church services.
Artesian water heated buildings near Dead ywood incident
A fragmented report describes rancher John Hil near Deadwood confronting a series of assaults linked to intoxication during a fit involving a woman and others. The piece references an episode using hot water from an artesian well and an ensuing arrest, with a penalty of twenty five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hil
Gus Kellar
Femont
Bessie van Zanten
Temperance Meeting Details and Prohibition Debate
The article reports on a South Dakota temperance gathering with speeches by J. W. Parmley of Ipswich and Judge Carl G. Sherwood of Clark. It covers anti liquor efforts, election strategies, voter challenges, and remarks on conservation and national prohibition. It notes Senator Sterling’s view on federal action and Major Smith’s defense of temperance advocacy and regulatory law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sino
South Dakota State
91 College
Brookings
Perisho
Sterling Speaks
J. S
Thomas Sterling
Congress
District of Columbia
Anti-Saloon League
T ‘Hat
C. McKibbin
Madison
A. W. Roper
Senator Sterling
O. Excell
Vent Murray
Mitshel
Y Model License League
Pembroke Mitchell High Names Crocus Staff Officers
In the annual Crocus election at Mitchell high school the staff named Miss Huth Wagner editor in chief and Henry Hoag Hand business manager. The first issue is expected last the last week in September with Edna Rosenquist Arthur A. Anderson Lenore Shepherd Mary Watkins and others filling roles across edit business and art departments for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Crocus
Mitchell High School
Miss Huth Wagner
Henry Hoag Hand
Edna Rosenquist
Arthur A. Andeson
Lenore Shepherd
Mary Watkins
C. A. Bawin Murray
Dell Glark
Vannie’ Mills
Sterling ‘Tipton
Ursule Kotrba
Lucile Hasley
Harold Grundlind
Faye Norton
Ftith Gohnron
Carlos Scallin
Highland High Football Team Nearing season start
LS notes indicate Highland High football drills under Coach Fills P. Walters with signal practice, bucking machine work, and scrimmages. Candidates compete for central spots as Hagey Coleman and backfield stars push for quarterback duties. Parker game slated for October 8 highlights season ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Walters
Shane
Parker
Constanti
Murray
Willams
Carlson
A. A
A. Bl Anderson
Yonala ‘Hoon
Fitzgerald
Conrad
Schearn
Smith
Shaw
Mitchell News Notes and Local Visits Saturday
Miss Grace Hannan of Huron returns home after a brief visit at the G. G. Netson home. A. R. McConnell of Sioux City a former Mitchell resident passes through town en route to Wessington Springs to visit his mother W T McConnell, formerly of Mitchell. Mrs. P. B. McLaughlin of Midway Penn arrives to visit her mother Mrs. N. A. Rogey. Mrs. L. TL Lane visits Webster MD at the 8.0 Pottem home. Mitchell high school junior class elected Arthur A. Anderson president Emory Al vice president Zerline Miles secretary treasurer. Seniors plan a picnic and officer elections. Mr and Mrs. H. B. Hefner of Chicago and Mrs. J. Bartlet of Sioux City guests of sister Mrs. A. H. Scott, White Lake Standard. Miss Helen Scott goes to Mitchell to keep house for brother Ted, who attends school there. Downey family returns from Minneapolis with members attending Minnesota Mutual meeting. Downey notes good roads and ahead crop. J. H. Julian of Vermillion visits. is secretary of the state university. Election of the Methodist Episcopal church leaders to be held tomorrow. church service closes. Election board members named W A Stanch C S Tym A B Darling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Fat”) Smith
Conde
Wesleyan
Smith
Methodist
Howard Irwin
Frank Lyons
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Airs
Bernie B. Dean
Woontocket
Sir
Desa
Georg Hoonnes
Rea
Byrne
Pierre
Fourth Avenue
Rowleyrect
Omaha
Mitchelorn Palace
George Harold Mier
Voice
Dakota Wesleyan School of Music
Kansas City
West Fifth Avenue
L. Lawson
Woonsocket
Mitchell
Tegal
Faye Corwin
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Arour
Djodstrup
Seattle
Wash
Yeon
Martin Boice
Mitchiell
East
Ipwich
Brookings
Vermillion
Ipswich
Carl G. Sherwood
Clark
Clark F County
Sherwood
Aineton
Dr. Ellwood
Grace Hannan
Huron
G. 7
Netson
A. R. McConnell
Sioux City
Wessington Springs
W.T. McConnell
P. B. McLaughlin
Midway Penn
N. A. Rogey
L. TL. Lane
Webster, M.D
Pottem
Junor
Mitchell High School
Arthur A. Anderson
Emory al
Zerline Mile
White Lake Standard
Helen Scott
Mitchell Inet
Ted
Gladys
University
Mos. A
Downey
Pat Dowey
Mom W
Medonld
Mt. Vernon
Minneapollsey
Siunnesota Mutual
Ieee Meek
Julian
Jullan
Hhe State University
Dirs
Bryant
Ste
Wool and Lamb Profit From Farm Practice At Belle Fourche
Belle Fourche report details farmer Wilson buying 1200 ewes at two dollars each last October. He fed them on available alfalfa from a 50 acre tract. Lambs arrived in March and yielded a 130 percent return. Wool sold at $1.65 per head. He recently sold ewes at one dollar and lambs at 7.40 each, total profit of 14,000 on an 8,600 investment in 11 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
Wilson
Omaha
Indian larceny case set to May trial in district court
Jeese Tot, an Indian charged with larceny, was released on his own recognizance after pledging to visit his tuberculosis-stricken wife on the Ridge Indian reservation before she dies. He promised to return for trial in May in the United States district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
S. D
Vine Ridge
Jeese Tot
Woman Leader in World of Labor Emerges
Fragmentary report highlights a woman rising in labor leadership, with references to Chicago figures and legislative activity. The text is incomplete but indicates significant influence and ongoing reforms affecting workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World OF Labor
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Black Rougid Coast
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Ruskin Park
Automobile Speedway
Weather Bureau
Joseph Rothimeyer
Wankton
Anna H Scott
Gleason
East Sth
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Wayne Barrard
Austa Francomb
Plankinton
Aliss Olive Mansheim
Geddes
Lake Andes
Urs
George Herring
Leola Herring
Rose Pexa
White Lake
Watertown
B. Byrum
H.W. Fulweller
Bishop Biller
Harry Woodward
Hurley
Tobin's Park
Woody
Blue Eleven
C. Jiles
Bethel Chuireh
Charles Derr
Ananossd
W Jerr
Derr
Hey
Vrank Derr
Laurite Millerity
T. J. Null
Yakota Central Telephone Company
Federal Circuit Court
Dudse Wunur
Tooth
J.c. Chapman
Toda
William Layton
Sharon
Jpa
Hermann Timm
Fossland
Calif
A. Jay Anderson
Julius H. Johnson
Fort Pierre
Johnson
Milwfan
Temperance Forces
Corn Palace
Aruba
Sounsae
Iioux
Ruth Wag Hoagland
High School
Henry
11. B. Hefner
Chiago
J. Bartolet
Slouxily
A. H., Scott
Tne
de Jay
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. Stanch
C. 8
Utehell Publishing Company
Nestor
Chicago
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