Capital City News on State Game Warden Happenings
The state game warden department accelerates hunting licenses as Whirl opens September 1 with a reduced quota for deer and fowl. Five years since last, chicken and grouse counts are low. spring and summer conditions impacted hatchings, while legislative missteps cloud funding for the insane asylum hospital and related deficiencias. Reports mention a town’s rapid growth, security concerns, and a dramatic scene of masked figures near a rock where a body was found, with authorities tracing the incident and ongoing inquiries.
Byrnes Aide Near Gates Of Crook City Tale
A fragment notes Matthew Byrnes, assistant of Crook City, between Deadwood and Whitewood, seeking a pot of gold after a long period. The text hints at a historical or fictional pursuit tied to a location corridor.
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Matthew Byrnes
Crook City
Deadwood
Whitewood
Unclear rail disaster stalls as crews contend with injuries
A derailment incident disrupted service in the Northwest division with multiple injuries reported. Emergency responders battled a collapsed embankment scene while rails and carriages lay damaged, complicating rescue and evacuation efforts.
Sun bonnet sale and social at Verdices Home
Country correspondence notes a sun bonnet sale and social hosted by the Ladies Aid at the Verdices home, with ice cream, cake and coffee boosting the afternoon treasury. Local events include visits, farm chores, and community happenings around Grindstone, Philip, and Midland, with residents sharing tales of outings, repairs, and a prairie fire scare.
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Tuo
Mavericks Kadoka Bank Consolidation Narrowed to One
Kadoka two banks have consolidated leaving a single institution in town. The move affects local customers and the community’s financial services, with regulators overseeing the closure process and potential impacts on employment.
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Kadoka
Sunday School Convention Plans for Cottonwood Creek
The piece notes a fifth annual Sunday School convention in Cottonwood County, planned for Midland on July 22 23, aiming to be the best yet. It also mentions a rumored free hay and grain rate spread, a land boundary dispute between Lyman and Stanley counties, and a quip about an immigration commission gratis want ad.
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Stanley County
Tion
Midland
Leave of Absence Rules for Homesteaders Clarified
Lockhart of the U S Land Office in Pierre explains there is no four year leave law for homestead settlers due to dry weather. Since March 2 Congress allows one year leave of absence for settlers who cannot support themselves, with forms available on request. Obtain leave before departure to avoid impact on proofs or contests, and return anytime by making up only the time away.
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George
Louis Seblottan
Ed Alden
Philip
Alden
Lebanon
Pierre
John Williams
Register Lockhart
U. S
Congress
Warrant Call for Stanley County General Fund Warrants
Stanley County treasurer Enoch McKay announces payment on warrants up to Register Number 9012. Warrants will be paid on presentation unless erroneously issued. Public notice dated September 4.
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Stanley County General Fund
Enoch McKay
Stanley County
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