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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1911
Page
1
The year closes with the deaths of aviators Arch Hoxey and John B. Moissant, raising two more to thirty five airmen this year. The piece also skewers political figures Crawford Lodge and editor Durkee, detailing editorial jealousies, patronage disputes, and county politics in Stanley County.
Judge T H Conniff of Wall travels to Pierre to observe the session and discuss plans with the Third House, including bills on prairie chicken leases, demurrage for hay haulers, and quarterly insurance statements. A long tribute to John A Johnson notes his humble rise and enduring memory. noon departure for Peoria follows a wedding nuptial listing of Miss McKee and a Peoria physician groom.
A unique marriage occurred Monday night near Quinn as Dr. Geo W Mitchall of Peoria and Miss Myrtle McKee of Cottonwood wed on a public highway east of Wall. They faced legal hurdles due to county licensing and lacked witnesses until Orrin Crown and a farmer joined as witnesses. The ceremony, performed by Rev. I O Ross, occurred in South Dakota with the couple returning to Wall afterward.
In a written opinion the South Dakota Supreme Court reinstates George W. Fyan to the bar, urging he prove genuine reform. Justice Haney notes the petitioner’s beliefs incur no fault if honestly held but condemns his prior attacks on others. The decision allows a new year start to demonstrate reform or face consequences, amid Marietta items and local notices from Pierre and Philip.
The Aberdeen News notes that major works by Homestake and other Hills projects bring water closer to mills and mining sites. It disputes the dream of diverting Missouri River water nine ty miles west to Aberdeen for mains and power, citing cost but deeming the concept potentially worthwhile for a Denver-anchored plan.
In Onida the State Bank of Onida, closed by the bank examiner earlier, reorganizes and plans reopening in a few days with new officers including C. L. Millett and Frank Fischer of Fort Pierre Rumors place Chas Coyne of Midland as prospective cashier amid the irregular arrest and maltreatment cases involving local police last week in Deadwood and Pierre
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