Postmaster Denies Rumors as Inspector Woods Probe Begins
Milesville postmaster J. G. McKinney publicly denies rumors spread by Inspector Woods amid a county division dispute. He asserts proof of falsehoods and says he has asked Washington for a full investigation, as friends report dangerous rumors and he awaits department findings. Cadwell Schlo-kan wedding in Logan Iowa links Vida Cadwell and William Behiskey in a quiet ceremony with reception then trip to Philip. The couple plans to reside in Philip, with the bride a Bank of Philip stenographer and the groom a depot operator. School notes report Elizabeth Walpole Fitzgerald visiting, mixed enthusiasm for basketball, and praise for the new building. A Famous Comic Opera Company, Beggar Prince, is scheduled for May 13 in Philip, presented by Aldrich & Malone after a successful tour season.
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Prince Opera Company
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Local Personnels Visit Milesville and Rapid City
Fitch represented Milesville in the city Tuesday with L Kronen from Hill visiting. Numerous locals such as Swanford, McGrand, Hampton, Vanetta, Fourd, Huss and others traveled for business or visits, while the Knights of Columbus held a large convention in Rapid City with notable attendees from this city.
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Atescler
Neil McGrand
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Will Hampton
Wellsburg
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Clarence
Lou Fourd
Elbow
Frank Huss
Pedro
Rapid City
W. M. Harris
Two Pierres
John Robinson
Deadwood
Kate Greenfield
Willow Lakes
Marietta
Knights of Columbus
Chas. Goergen
Will Walpole
Wm. Kelly
W. J. Nolan
Irene Kelly
James McDonald
John and
Fred Griffin
Bitter feud over 180 year Bible ends in theft tale
A century long dispute over a 180 year old Bilger family Bible escalated when Frederick Bilger abducted the heavy book after posing to photograph it. The Philadelphia heir inherited it through his mother and moved it to a local studio, triggering charges of assault and robbery as he fled to Sunbury.
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