Kadoka hosts annual short course and farmers institute
In Kadoka the annual short course and farmers institute will run January 22 to 27. Reports from Rapid City Journal note a hospitalized young son of Frank Huss with puzzling symptoms seen by Dr Minty, described as hoid in character but not fully diagnosed. Fort Pierre arrests include Hugh Jeffries and others for alleged gambling linked to local games. Paddy McKinney’s toe amputation recoveries noted by Dr Minard, with bones protruding but operable later. Judge Hughes handled two cases, Sheriff Coyne appealing auto hire and a jurisdiction question for Justice May of Philip.
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Frank Huss
Minty
Rapid City Journal
Paddy McKinney
Minard
Kimbro
Midland Bar
Hughes
Coyne
Board of Count Commissioners
Hank Oakes
Justice May
Philip
In City Township Decision Delayed in Fort Pierre
In Fort Pierre a recent township matter remains undecided as no decisions have been rendered yet. Local officials have not announced a resolution or timetable for action, leaving residents awaiting clarification on the issue.
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Fort Pierre New
Death visits judge's family for second time in two weeks
Rapid City reports Circuit Judge Levi McGee in mourning as two deaths strike his family within a fortnight. Walter McGee, 37, died after suffering injuries from a horse kick and a cold causing meningitis following his mother's funeral. He endured snow and freezing conditions to attend the service and left six sisters and three brothers.
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Rapid City
Levi McGee
Walter McGee
Scientists Gather in Washington to Showcase Government Talent
Thirty scientific societies met in Washington under the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Government scientists displayed prominent roles across many specialties, with emphasis on results over rewards.
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Washington
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Belvidere Couple Wed in Pierre Justice Slindee Ties Knot
John E W Kring and Miss Elsie M Mayer both of Belvidere were married in Pierre on Saturday with Justice Slindee performing the ceremony. The groom is principal of the Belvidere schools and the couple will reside there.
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John E. W. Kring
Elsie M. Mayer
Belvidere
Pierre
Justice Slindee
Free Freight on Seed Grain Aids Western South Dakota
Dr W G Smith state railroad commissioner reports free freight rates on seed grain for farmers in western South Dakota and four eastern counties Faulk Edmunds McPherson Walworth. Railroads including CBQ C&NW and others will ship seed grain from Minneapolis to county commissioners west of the Missouri River in car lots, free of freight charges, with seed sold at loading price. The measure, effective in a few days, aims to help farmers obtain quality Northwest seed grain.
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Sioux Falls
W. G. Smith
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Chicago
Missouri River
South Dakota
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago & Northwestern
Pierre & Rapid City
Chicago Milwaukee & Puget Sound
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Minneapolis & St Louis
Minneapolis
Missouti River
Faulk
Edmunds
McPherson
Walworth
Northwest
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary at Ince Home
A pleasant winter evening was spent at Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Ince as their oldest daughter Myrtle hosted friends to celebrate the couple’s twenty second wedding anniversary. Guests shared stories, enjoyed a lunch served by Myrtle and Mable, then music from Myrtle on the piano concluded the gathering.
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H. J. Ince
Myrtle
Mable
Fort Pierre pickle factory pursuit continues
Local report notes ongoing effort surrounding a pickle factory in Fort Pierre. Authorities pursue leads as community members monitor developments. No injuries reported and no arrests announced. Further details pending official statements.
Attempted murder rocks remote cabin south of Kennebec
Mitchell Jan 10 officers search for a mysterious assailant after a gunman shot Mrs Tilton Dutcher in a cabin near Kennebec on the Sioux Reservation. The victim was wounded in the leg as fifty-plus buckshot struck her body. the husband and oldest child were nearby but unharmed.
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Mitchell
Lyman County
Kennebec
Tilton Dutcher
Dutcher
State Will 800N Need A Forester
Pierre January 10 State Land Commissioner Brinker remains in Washington working on a land exchange between the state and federal governments to remove the forest reserve and set aside a new state timber tract southeast of Cust er on the forest reserve border. The plan also seeks a Hard ing county tract in Short Pine forest reserve but faces opposition from a congressional delegation. If completed the state will need a forester in charge to manage the timber reserve and establish practical handling.
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Pierre
Brinker
Washington
Liew
Custer
Short Pine
Harding County
WANTS ENOUGH TO LIVE ON Pierre
Maurice F. Collier of Cottonwood listed assets in bankruptcy with Referee Tom C. McNamee. He reports a stock of general merchandise valued at 2,550 dollars and seeks exemption rights as a married man for 750 dollars plus 357 dollars for yearly living expenses. He asks these amounts be set out of the total before creditors claim rent on the stock.
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Pierre
Maurice F. Collier
Cottonwood
Tom C. McNamee
Powell Leader Notes H A Kumm Store Transfer
The Leader at Powell records the transfer of the H A Kumm store at that place to D B McCleery and John Currington.
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Powell
H. A. Kumm
D. B. McCleery
John Currington
Practical Joker 18 Timber Lake Jan 10
Postal authorities seek a practical joker from the ceded Cheyenne River reservation area who mailed an unusual letter to Misa Elizabeth Blackburn of Evansville Indiana. The note urged against marrying C C Lever known Timber Lake resident, hinting of a child and "papoose" on the reservation. The jest unsettled the couple briefly but the wedding proceeded as planned.
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Timber Lake
Cheyenn River Indian Reservation
Misa Elizabeth Blackburn
Evansville
Ind
C. C. Lever
T Gee
Jug’’ Lever
John-Ring
South Dakota
Methodist Church Notes Election Of Sunday School Officers
At the M. E. Sunday school last Sunday officers and teachers were elected for the ensuing year. H. B. Fislar was named superintendent with R. A. Bielski as assistant, A. G. Benson secretary, W. W. Warner treasurer, Miss Ince organist, Leslie Pislar librarian, and W. W. Warner chairter. Teachers include Mrs. H. J. Ince adult class, R. A. Bielski young men, Mrs. W. W. Warner young ladies, Rose Long girls, L. C. Keck boys, with A. G. Benson as primary superintendent assisted by Myrtle Ince and Ada Greene. Epworth League class meets Tuesdays at Dr. Ince’s, Ladies Aid at Mrs. Pillar’s Friday, January 12, for election of officers. Weekly prayer service at H. F. Waldorf’s home. all are invited.
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M. E
H. B. Fislar
R. A. Bielski
A. G. Benson
W. W. Warner
Treas
Miss Ince
Leslie Pislar
H. J. Ince
Dr. Ince
H. B. Pillar
H. F. Waldorf
Political Prospects in Presidential Nominations
Roosevelt likely to seek the Republican nomination sparking a contest with Taft. La Follette could be the main loser as Rooseveltism resurges. Democrats favor Wilson, Clark, Harmon with Bryan wielding strong influence over the nomination. Clark appears to gain while rivals wane. The overall scene remains highly engaging to politics students.
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Col
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Clark
Harmon
Bryan
Catholic Churches Incorporate in Stanley County
Articles of incorporation filed with the Secretary of State establish Catholic church organizations at Philip Midland Cottonwood and Topbar all located in Stanley county.
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Pierre
Philip, Midland
Cottonwood
Topbar
Stanley County
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First State Bank
Philip, South Dakota
Severin & Wheeler
J. C. Severin
G. G. Wheeler
Mavericks
Kadoka
Hugh Jeffries
Harry Roush
Paul Nagel
Perry Graves
Fort Pierre
South Dakotas
Blackhamder
Wingfield
Meade County Bank
Deadwood
Mobridge
Meade County Bank of
Sturgis
Fort Meade
Pearance
Canaan
United States
Eapector Wood
Fred Williams
Methodist Church
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