Slippery Ann and Christmas Day Disorder at County Seat
A toy party on Christmas Day led to injuries and violations of city ordinances in Fort Pierre. Three youths allegedly drank alcohol and faced Judge McGuire, each fined to cover costs. Investigations into gambling operations followed as authorities probe games in public venues. County funds warrants are listed for payment, and local ads promote Chamber remedies and a call to work ethic, echoing Captain John Smith’s code through Mrs. Franklin Wentworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Franklin Wentworth
Battle with Sols Rays Brightens Room With Ingrain Carpet
A writer recalls rescinding endless denim sofa covers for sun faded seats. She learns the ingrain carpet filling, chosen after noticing sunproofing on a rug, endures far longer than denim. Savings allowed installing durable carpet over eight months, rejuvenating the sunny window area.
Pathos Yount Effect in Zone Debate Draws Attention
Fragmentary OCR note cites pathos and Yount in a zone debate with references to Plover Pha. The text hints at a discussion on effective rhetoric and planning but lacks clear names, dates, or events to establish a full report.
Not an Echo to Another Man's Hurrah
A concise exhortation urges individuals to act, avoid waiting for others, and refrain from merely reflecting someone else's success. It champions independent effort and personal initiative without relying on others' achievements.
Chinese Talleyrand and Other Snippets In This Storm
Essay on Yuan Shi Kai as a pivotal yet controversial figure in late Qing politics. Also brief notes on wills with unusual beneficiaries and a New York sexton commenting on winter churchgoers seeking shelter from storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuan Shi-Kai
Li Hung-Chang
New York Independent
Frabdub and Bingleton Exchange Humorous Inquiry
Fragment from Life suggests a character named Frabdub asks Bingleton why he never married. Bingleton replies that women see him as an unfortunate fellow neither needing reform nor desirable as a husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingleton
Lost Article Column Reflects Kansas City Cows and Lost Items
A humorous look at the lost article column reveals a flood of bovine references in Kansas City plus daily losses of dogs, umbrellas, watches, and papers. It notes trains of missing items from muffs to laundry, with various people forgetting belongings from coats to medicine cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Rosale
Towser
Editor Seeks Washington Scene Illustration Sparks Ebelton Mix Up
An editor of New York magazine sent a manuscript set in Washington to a young Washington artist for a wash illustration. He noted the writer’s address as Ebelton, Wash. The artist replied by mail asking for a Shelton wash, saying he cannot find such a product locally and requests a tube to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Ebelton
Wash
Mall
The Forest and a South Dakota Summons in One Page
A collage of poetic reflection on nature and renewal followed by a legal summons in Philip South Dakota. The summons commands Bert York to appear January 1912 before Justice P J Gallagher to answer a claim for eighteen dollars for building material with interest and costs.
Millette vs May and Company in Justice Court
The State of South Dakota sends greeting to defendant Frank Millette of Philip in Stanley County. On January 10 1912 at 10 o clock a.m. you are summoned in the case of P J Gallagher and L L May and Company versus Frank Millette for the sum of twelve dollars for merchandise sold and delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Sunley
Tiwe P. J. Gallagher
Rupertean Lumber Company, & Corporation
Bert York
City of
Philip
Gald County
Pener Ag
Stanley
Befire
P. J. Gallagher
L. L. May and Company
Frank Millett
Justice of the Peace Sets Conditional Interest in Case Details
The document states a plaintiff’s demand at a stated rate per annum from January 1, 1908, with costs and attorneys’ fees. Signed by P. J. Gallagher, Justice of the Peace, dated December 28, 1911.
Justice Court summons in Lavery case in 1911
In Justice Court J Gallagner Justice of the Peace issues a summons to defendant for appearance on January 1914 to answer a complaint by Lavery for services rendered since 1908. The plaintiff claims thirty two dollars plus interest at 7 percent per annum, costs and attorney fees. Given December 28, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lavery
Dakota
Justice Court Notice in 1912 Alvin Waggoner Case
In Justice Court the Alvin Waggoner plaintiff sues Robert Farmer defendant at 10 o clock to answer the complaint. The plaintiff claims to recover a sum for legal services rendered as an attorney at law plus interest and attorneys fees. The notice requires appearance and answer as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Stanley
P. J. Gallagher
Alvin Waggoner
Robert Farmer
Philip
Said
Justice of the Peace
Justice Court summons in merchandise suit 1911 filing
In Justice Court P J Gallagher Justice of the Peace represents World's Events Company as plaintiff against Grace Demery as defendant. The suit claims forty dollars for goods and merchandise sold and delivered. If the defendant fails to appear and answer, the plaintiff seeks judgment with interest at seven percent per year from December 28 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Stanley
P. J. Gallagher
World's Events Company
Corporation
Grace Demery
Giren
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Philip, S. D
WM. Keene
Old Philip
Railroad Street
David Lampert
Joan Hurss
F. J. Wates
Citizens State Bank
Fort Pierre, S. D
Stanley County
Joan
Stanley County General Fund
Enoch McKay
County
Treas
Rick
Imberlain's
Pioneer Pharmacy
Alr
Western Soft
Virginia
Hi Fe
Evansville
Ind
Sandusky
Ohio
Quakeress of
Moorestown
The
Nations Woman‘s Suffrage Association
Ring
Lees
Sianley
Justice Court
Be. Iweb
J. Gallagner
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