New Bank Opens Doors in Waddell Block on Pine Street
Philip's Security Banking & Trust Co. opened Saturdays doors at 8 am in the Waddell block on Pine street with plans for full furnishings and a No. 3 Compound Diebold manganese safe. Officers include M. E. Phillips president HF. Waldorf VP H I. Fishar cashier J J. Delay assistant cashier and directors M. E. Phillips Reo M. Williams Dr. F H. Borst plus others. local sports notes and editorial snippets follow.
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Philip's
The
Security Banking & Trust Co
Waddell Block
Pine Street
Somebaly
Miehle
M. E. Phillips
HF. Waldorf
H. I. Fishar
J. J. Delay
T. Dike
Arbor Day Proclaimed By Governor Vessey
Governor Vessey proclaims Friday April 21 1911 Arbor Day for South Dakota urging tree shrub and vine planting around homes roads and public buildings. He emphasizes schools and press aiding the effort and notes statewide interest in nature and beauty.
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Pierre
Vessey
Union
RS. Vessey
South
South Dakota
Paganda
Anniversary of Fort Sumter and local political chatter
Fifty years after Fort Sumter, Major Anderson and his men defended the fort in a bloodless stand, then surrendered as flames rose. Ceremonies mark the site, while speculation centers on Stanley County candidate C Millett for governor, praised as ideal for the role and a unifier in state politics.
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Anderson
Fi. Sumter
Major Anderson
Lincoln
North
Stanley County
Ile
C. Millett
Millett
Sioux Indian Worker Paid Wages to Wife Surfaces
A reporter observed a Sioux Indian employed who sends his wages to his wife, a practice noted as less familiar though the man is known to work. The report highlights that while he works steadily, his wages are directed to his spouse.
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Carlisle
Rapid City Journal
Woolf Passes Special Exam After 150 Mile Ride
Walter Woolf of Dupree earned a supreme court certificate to practice after missing the regular exam. He rode horseback about 150 miles overnight to reach Pierre and took a special exam the next day with the court’s permission. Also noted are thanks to Philip residents for aiding fire victims and a buffalo bone discovery near the waterworks well suggesting the old Bad River channel shaped the local flat.
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Bad River
Old Man Wanders Home After Prairie Find
A boy herding on the prairie near Capa found Welch wandering lost in night robe and slippers. He was exhausted and confused, cared for at the boy’s home until relatives reached him. Bro Leedom explains ministers left for home steals. town not hostile to clergy despite departures. Three more in penitentiary. Luther Matthews burglary fourteen months. Frank Ray nine months. William Hinz life sentence for murder. State insurance commissioner released fire tax figures.
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Capa
Welch
Stanley County
State
Luther Matthews
Frank Ray
Sioux Falls
William F. Hinz
R. E. Miles
Stated insurance payouts to towns and editor's assault accusation
The state apportions money from insurance premiums to five companies, two and a half percent of premiums in towns. Phlip and Fort Pierre in Stanley County receive $177.51 and $121.08 respectively. Editor Sean of the Deadwood Telegram is accused of attempting an assault on his stenographer amid opposition to his reform campaign. The Telegram columns imply loneliness as a side effect of Senn’s reform effort, with an ironic epigraph urging various directions for the young reformer.
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Phlip
Fort Pierre
Stenley County
Sean
Deadwood Telegram
Upper Hills
Senn
Gouley Buys Dupree Place West of City
F L Gouley has purchased the Dupree place west of the city from KM Williams. Sixty acres of land are included with a fine set of buildings. Gouley plans to move his family there this week and devote spare time to farming operations.
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F. L. Gouley
Dupree Place
KM. Williams
Gouley
Westward Ambition and Kadoka Postmaster Hinted
Advice extols westward wealth for the ambitious youth. Kadoka picks W A Schwichtenburg as postmaster. Rapid City reports opium raid with two arrests. Wall forms a farmers mutual insurance group. Ottumwa farmer W O Morris dies of tuberculosis. Draper boasts taxless municipal operation since incorporation. Ziebach County organizes. Dupree named county seat with new officials. Former Ponee County residents seek offices but decline to run.
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W. A. Schwichtenburg
Kadoka
Rapid City
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Wall
Ziebach
Dupree
Ponee County
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