Hyde of Pierre convicted on mail fraud counts
HYDE, of PIERRE, CONVICTED Sioux Falls, S. D., Dec. 20 Charles L. Hyde, wealthy real estate dealer residing at Pierre indicted for using the mails for fraudulent purposes, was found guilty in the United States court on all three counts in the indictment. He may be fined $500 on each count or sent to jail for eighteen months. Mr. Hyde's attorneys this morning, served notice of an appeal.
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Sioux Falls, S. D
Charles L. Hyde
Pierre
United States Court
Notable Dr Herbert to Speak at Local Lecture
Next Thursday December 28 at the opera house the third number of the local lecture course will present Dr L G Herbert with his noted talk Cash Country and Conscience. He is a strong vigorous man and a voracious reader whose mind is a marvel of mental machinery. He inspires youth and is described as a whole quartet in entertaining and a top lecturer. Don’t miss this lecture or you will be sorry.
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Opera House
L. G. Herbert
Surprise Wedding Anniversary Party at Ban derob Home
In Ash Creek on December 16 a large gathering honored Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sprays for their wedding anniversary. The couple were rejoined under a holly cedar arch as Mr. Benson conducted the ceremony. The party featured progressive cinch games with prizes won by W. Wilson and Ed Schwartz. A note wished them a diamond anniversary in 25 years.
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George Banderob
J. H. Sprays
Benson
W. Wilson
Ed Schwartz
Ash Creek
Coon Hunting Declines in Southern Illinois Timber Conserved
Southern Illinois farmers and landowners increasingly conserve timber, reducing coon hunts. Once trees were cut freely to gain game, but rising timber values and conservation awareness now curb trespass and tree cutting. A Williamsport note recalls a squirrel theft tale highlighting woodland resource awareness.
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Illinois
Owensville
Roan
Indiana
Prize Snake Yarn Ends In Crown For Snake-Story Speaker
A Tit-Bits feature recounts a fable from The Prevaricators' Society of Balle rat and Woolloomooloo where a snake-story man tells of a Hindu mother and baby. The anecdote centers on a milk-stealing snake, which amuses the audience and leads to the president crowning the storyteller before they depart.
Penalty of Initials at Coeducational College
A pretty girl observes that a common problem at a coed college is handling large gifts of shaving soap sent by manufacturers copying student names. The samples are distributed to all students with requests for testimonials claiming the soap is the best.
German couple inherits fortune after father-in-law's death
A German man and his wife gain a fortune following the mother or father in law’s death. A neighbor offers sympathy but is interrupted. Kast comments that he suffered but is better off now, and so are they.
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Kast
Goat Farm Plan Emerges as Sioux Falls Trial Nears
Dakota records reveal Winfield Grove pleading guilty in circuit court to passing a worthless check on a saloonkeeper and receiving a one year sentence in the state penitentiary. A Deadwood man plans a new goat farm, linked to none of E. L. Senn’s affairs, though Senn notes rivals have tried to “get his goat” over the Pima matter.
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Winfield Grove
Sioux Falls
E. L. Senn
Senn
Farm Loan Call From Bielski Company
A brief agricultural finance note inviting farmers to contact the Bielski Farm Loan Co for loan services. The notice emphasizes accessible terms and local support for farming operations.
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Bielski Farm Loan Co
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Stanley County South Dakota
Notice of default on a mortgage dated August 26 1910 by Walter Conboy to R A Bieleki later assigned to Mary J Rippe seeks foreclosure by public sale at the Fort Pierre court house Fort Pierre South Dakota on January 27 1912 at 10 am The property is the NW quarter of section 11 township 3 north range 19 east Black Hills meridian containing 160 acres Philip South Dakota is the place of recording with attorneys Whitney and Bielski listed for the mortgagee assignee
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Walter 8. Conboy
R. A. Bieleki
Office of the Register of Deeds
Stanley County
South Dakota
R. A. Blelaki
Mary J. Rippe
Register of Deeds
Stanley County Co
Fort Plarre
Bouthpaxota
Stanley
Black Hilla
Philip
Amsignes
Whitney & Bielski
Let
Doings on Hardingrove Flats and Local Events
Doings on Hardingrove Flats describe Mr and Mrs Sinclair hosting a Friday night dance. A union Sunday school entertainment is planned for Christmas in Milesville. Sorosis club members surprise Rev Misa Hoy with a dinner and a $5.25 silver collection. Distemper afflicts several horses. A seismic event shocks Milesville and unsettles the Philip mail.
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Hardingrove Flats
Mrs. Sinclair
Milesville
Sorosis Club
Misa Hoy
Miss Hoy
Stage man Leaves Hardingrove Mail After Five Miles
A stage operator who had driven five miles with the Hardingrove mail was forced to stop and depart the city famed for its celebrities. He had to relinquish the mail due to unspecified constraints in the bustling celebrity hub.
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Hardingrove Mail
Old Trail Etchings and Community Notices
Lydia Maters and Lena Schlottman attended the literary at Ames school house Friday night. An oyster supper was given at the Clay home for Mr. Clay Jr who brought home a bride. A Christmas program will be at Old Trail school Saturday and Watkins school Monday. E L Taylor and Lena Schlottman piloted to Topbar for a Christmas tree from Mr. Griffin. Stella Watkins and Ben Schultz drove to Philip for Christmas supplies. Beis bought wood at Old Trail. Jim O Connell and John Ferguson received two carloads of hay for their homes. Recent sunshiny weather gave way to cloudy frosty days with a light snow Monday evening. Henry Mutera, F A Schlottman, J M Williams and E L Taylor hauled rock to fix road at Harry Smith place.
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Lydia Maters
Lena Schlotman
Ames School House
Clay
Mr. Clay, Jr
Old Trail
Watkins School
E. L. Taylor
Lena Schlottman
Topbar
Mr. Griffin
Misa Stella Watkins
Ben
Schultz
Philip
Mr. Beis
F. A. Schlottman
Henry Mutera
J. M. Williams
Grindstone Buttes
Harry Smith Place
Ash Creek Roads Receive Major Work As Weather Permits
Ash Creek notes extensive road work in the district with favorable conditions. Several local residents travel between towns and visit relatives during the holidays. Messages mention an exhibition date correction to the 23rd and a Christmas to New Year dance planned at the Callahan home with expectations of attendance.
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Callahan
New Store Opens in Powell by Geo F Moles
Geo F Moles of Powell leased the Myres building yesterday and will open a general merchandise store before week’s end. He is described as a live merchant, trusted by the editor who vouches for his reliability and candor.
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Geo. F. Moles
Powell
Myres
Moles
Moses
L Ike
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Fort Pierre, S. D
Joan
Warranta Wedos General
Hyde
Dr. Herbert
Ashe
Pioneer ‘Pharmacy
Western Soft
Virginia
Kin Ling
Alfred McHenry
McHenry
Williamsport
Philadelphia
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John Ferguson
Mrs. A. Henish
Adolph
White River
Mr. Henish
Andrew Thompson
Grindstone
Dowling
Jack Fenton
M. B. Poste
Emma Peterson
Eberhardt
Berki
Hilland
Andrew Anderson
Misa Rolfson
Smith
Mike Callahan
Cottonwood
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