Hyde Convicted In Mail Fraud Case At Pierre
Charles L. Hyde a Pierre real estate dealer was sentenced in federal court to one year and three months in prison and a $500 fine on each of three counts for mail fraud connected to his real estate business. The sentences run concurrently and total $1,500 plus costs. an appeal will stay judgement. Also reported are Ralph Vandercook's irrigation project filings in Stanley County and four miniprojects at Bad River and surrounding creeks totaling 492 acres to be watered by pumped artificial means, signaling broader trans Missouri agricultural development.
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Sioux Falls
5. D
United States
Elliott
Charles L. Hyde
Pierre
Hyde
Leavenworth
Kan
Ralph Vandercook
Stanley County
trans-Missouri
Bad
McGee
Genoway
Millett
Fort Pierre
Taft
South Dakota
Gamble
Martin
Burke
Washington
South ‘Dakota
Charles K. Zenor
Boone
Zenor
Death of Father Brings Chan Langley Home From Chicago
D Langley Chan returned from Chicago after hearing of his father’s death in a street railway accident. Sheriff Coyne left for Sioux Falls with Henry Oakes serving three years for horse stealing, Steve Unters for two years for attempted rape, and Clifford Wyman to testify against Phila Steyns. Mike Dunn visited Dupree and Spearfish to assist his ill daughter treated in Spearfish, now brought nearer relatives for care.
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Chan, D. Langley
Chicago
C. E. Coyne
Sioux Falls
Henry Oakes
Steve Uunter
Interior
Clifford Wyman
Phila Steyns
Mike Dunn
Dupree
Spearfish
Mr. Dunn
Fort Pierre Woman Injured In Gas Explosion
Mrs. Sam Talkington of Fort Pierre sustained severe burns in a gas explosion last night after striking a match in an empty room. The blast threw her into the hall, shattered window glass, and overturned room contents. Doctors say injuries are serious but not life threatening. Local friends in Pierre wish her a speedy recovery.
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Sam Talkington
Fort Pierre
Talkington
Pierre
Pierre Dekoten
Fire Prevention Congress at Pierre faces large turnout
About 100 insurance agents firemen and councilmen from across South Dakota gather for the fire prevention congress in Pierre. The afternoon program features Basford Knowles Craft Crane and Thurber with an evening session including Mayor Stephens and Insurance Commissioner Prews. Governor Veasey’s remarks delayed.
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E. S. Knowles
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
F. A. Craft
Mitchell
S. E. Crane
0. M. Thurber
North Dakota Association
North State
L. L. Stephens
A. 8. Reed
Aberdeen
J. A. O. Prews
Price
Minnesota
Timber Lake man fights bobcat while hunting wolves
Clarence Brown, a young homesteader on the Little Moreau, battled a bobcat that leaped from a tree and attacked his head. He killed the 30 pound animal with two shots after sustaining scratches to the neck and shoulders and torn cap and coat. It was the first reported attack on a man.
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Timber Lake
Clarence Browning
Moreau
Entry Granted for Patent in Rapid City Journal Quotation
The passage discusses entry legality and good faith, noting that nonfamily tenants or individuals not legally the entryman's domicile do not alter presumptions. It states no evidence negates good faith and finds no illicit motive, concluding the commutation proof is sufficient and the entry approved for patent per the Rapid City Journal.
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Rapid City Journal
Governors Special Train Promotes East West Ties
Governor Vessey reports strong receptions during the eastern leg of the governors special train tour. He says the trips publicize the West and will foster better East West understanding and aid in developing the larger, undeveloped country.
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East
Vessey
West
Was NOT A HAM Petrified Fossil Not What Was I Thought
Rapid City December 22 The petrified ham exhibited in a local meat market, once claimed to have fallen from a wagon in General Carrs Seventh Cavalry's commissary during pursuit of Big Foot in the Bad Lands, is declared a formation by President C C OHarra of the school of mines. It is a conglomerated concretion of the Cretaceous age containing iron oxide.
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Rapid City
Ancient waters left marine clues in Black Hills sands
Fragmentary OCR notes propose that silica and clay with sand reveal a interior split would show shell remains and other marine evidence indicating water inundation of the Black Hills over a million years ago. The passage suggests a geologic history where oceans once covered the region and left fossil material in the sediment.
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Black Hills
Drowned in Water Barrel in Huron Kitchen
Mrs Minnie Issenhuth wife of John Issenhuth of Huron was found dead this afternoon in a water barrel in her kitchen by her sister. The 35 year old woman had been in poor health and suffered fainting spells recently. Investigators fear possible self harm though not confirmed. Her husband is a traveling salesman and brother of Good Roads Issenhuth of Redfield. She was alone in the house at the time.
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Huron
Minnie Issenhuth
John Issenhuth
Good Roads
Issenhuth
Redfield
Wright & Naylor awarded farm buildings contract arrive
A. Wright of Wright & Naylor of Highmore, the contracting firm awarded the Experimental Farm buildings, has arrived from last Friday. Work on the contracts began earlier this week and a strong crew is at the site, with completion aimed as swiftly as possible.
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Ing Firm
Wright & Naylor
Highmore
Republican
Fire at Ash Creek destroys Larson home
Henry Larson lost his house and contents in a noon Saturday fire of unknown origin at Ash Creek. Olaf Hanson spotted the smoke, rushed to help but could not save the structure or its contents. The Ash Creek Pilot reports the total loss.
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Henry Larson
Mr. Larson
Olaf Hanson
Ash Creek Pilot
Mail carrier suspected in Sully county case
Sheriff Coleman of Sully county arrested Frank Ripley a stage driver on the line between here and Laurel on charges as the author of the black hand letters sent to residents of Sully county. Ripley to be taken to Onids county seat for preliminary hearing.
Steam whistle mystery on the old drive wheel
The fragment hints at a steam powered mechanism where effort to blow a whistle is described, but the exact operator or usage remains unclear. The line suggests a caution about how much the whistle was actually used in practice, leaving questions about who managed the steam action.
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H. A. Kumm
Nela Nelson
Olaf Nelson
Antelope Creek
Albert Nelson
Rock Creek
the Fairplay
Congress
Bonney
Homestake Company
5. V. Proudfit
United States Law Office
A. W. Iayman
John Lockhart
Pierre Land Office
Lockhart
Frank Dennett
General Land Office
Layman
Jamy
First State. Bank
Philip, South Dakota
Vessey Bays
I A. Wright
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