Davison County Wins First Prize at State Agricultural Show
Information from Yankton states Davison county captured first prize in the state fair agricultural exhibits with Hughes county second and Edmunds county third. Judge J. Wi. Todd of Atlantic Iowa officiated. Davison’s display was well arranged and praised for quality. The exhibit will move to the corn palace next week.
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Yankton
Davison County
Hughes County
Edmunds County
Atlantic
Towa
J. Wi. Todd
Mitchell
Pierre
Missouri
Davison
Corn Palace
Traveling men to gather at Mitchell Corn Palace Saturday
The traveling men of the state will assemble at the Mitchell Corn Palace all day Saturday. Invitations were sent to every known traveling man in South Dakota to attend and enjoy local hospitality. A planning committee including Geo. M. Rowley and others wired that a lively time is expected. The event emphasizes newspaper fraternity and the corn palace’s planned growth beyond prior years.
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Corn Palace
South Dakota
Mitchell
Geo. M. Rowley
Geo. N. Miner
J. B. Wolgemuth
Jay Dundass
J. M
Mitchell Corn Palace
Banda Rossa
Eugenio Sorrentino
Hayes and Healey
Arrival of the Governor at Pierre Depot in South Dakota
Governor Charles N. Herried arrives in Pierre with Mrs. Herried amid a large depot crowd. The piece reflects on capital relocation support in eastern South Dakota and critiques the longstanding Pierre-centered political narrative and railroad nostalgia.
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Milwaukee Road
Charles N. Herried
Marriage of Mr Briggs and Miss Ida Walker at LeMars
The Republican notes the marriage of Richard Henry Briggs and Ida May Walker at LeMars Iowa on September 14. The couple, both longtime LeMars residents and former Methodist church choir members, left for Mitchell South Dakota to make their home. The wedding included a large Reception and parade with local dignitaries and traveling men involved in the event and a continuous lunch line from 11 to 1.
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Mitchell, S
Hee Briggs
C. M. Goldie and
South Sanborn Street
Ji Jr. Briggs
Ida May Walker
LeMars
Iowa
LeMnars Sentinellis
Richard Henry Briggs
Methodist Church
A. A. Randall
Sioux City
Mitchell
S. D
Walker
Franklin Street
W. H. Briggs
Briggs
Corn Palace Credential Cards Questioned by Chamberlain Dems
The Chamberlain Democrat notes a debate over the corn palace management issuing credential cards. It records concern about the process and potential implications for access and operations.
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Chamberlain Democrat
Corn Palace
Favorable to Mitchell in Black Hills Capital Move
An opinion piece from the Sturgis Record argues Black Hills support for Mitchell over Pierre in the capital relocation debate. It claims sentiment is shifting toward Mitchell with railroad promises and urges voters to reexamine Pierre’s arguments and the Milwaukee line.
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South
Dacota
Black Hills
Pierre
Sidney
Neb
Mitchell
Mills
Sturgis Record
Hon. C. C. Moody
Hills
Northwestern
Llills
Milwaukee Road
Homestead filings signal shifting land control in frontier section
Armour Herald notes that about 5,000 homestead filings in the past two years indicate eventual transfer of land to cattle kings. Report from a traveler describes temporary shanties at four corners, lacking permanence, likely to vanish once proof of settlement is established.
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Armour Herald
de Pierre
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Manhattan Building
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U. S
G. Davison
N. L. Davison
E. J. Quigley
Wm. M. Smith
Herried
Big Corn Palace
Robt. Ward
J. N. Harris
Wm. Herbert
H. L. Bras
L. OU
Gale Farade
J. D. Anderson
E. Ramsdell
W. A. Blynn
Carol Mahoney
Mitchell Club
Permanucy
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