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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1908

Page

5

Rosebud free homestead lands in Gregory county to be withdrawn

Rosebud reservation lands opened four years ago will close to public entry after August 7 1908 under the 1904 act. About 40000 acres remain to be filed with most suitable for farming. Some entries were not pursued. policy may allow future access via public channels or contest preferences, with remaining lands to be disposed of under interior department rules.

Rosebud Gregory County Mitchell Register Burns Rosebudndian South Dakota Secretary of the Interior Beciin

Fight for Spearfish River Power Fight

Plans announced for a mammoth water power plant on the Spearfish river with estimated expenditure of 2 million dollars to harness most of the stream. The move pits General Electric against Black Hills Traction for regional dominance, with Homestake backing the traction effort to protect riparian rights.

Black Hills Spearfish River General Electric Company Plima Athentic Spearfish Canyon Homestake Company Canyon Homestake Black Hills Traction Company

Vote Proposal To Split Butte County Into Three New Counties

Petitioned measure seeks to create Perkins county in northeast Butte area and a second in northwest with a third county absorbing Camp Crook region. Backers argue it restores former boundaries and improves governance while residents name potential county seats and boundaries extending to borders with North Dakota and Montana.

Lemmon Counly Butte State Line Meade County Fos Perkins Harding Camp Crook Pulte Perkins County Montana Dajcota Butte County

Diggers Strike Gas While Drilling For Water Near Warner

A well crew drilling for water about east of Warner struck gas at a depth around 281 feet. Water disappeared from the pipe during drilling and mud ejected from the bore. The crew halted operations and investigated as a strong gas odor filled the area. Names and exact locations are uncertain from the fragment.

John Rahskopf Mrles Warner

Famous Range Town Evarts Is Razed By Time

Evarts in S. D. faces oblivion on Aug 1 as the railroad abandons the site. Once a major cattle shipping center, the town lost buildings, population, and even tracks. Engineers chose Mobridge, miles away, as a new hub, leaving Evarts emptied and ready to disappear.

Evarts S. D Great Plains Indiana St. Paul Rvarts Mobridze St. Panl Evaris St. Pant

Favor Kerfoot for Prexy Dakota Wesleyan Trustees Eye Kerfoot

Dakota Wesleyan University trustees visited Mankato Minnesota to interview Dr Kerfoot presiding elder of the Mankato district of the Methodist church as a potential president. The trustees plan to meet in Mitchell on August 5 to decide among two or three candidates with a strong lean toward Kerfoot.

Dakota Wesleyan Dakota Wesleyan University Mankato, Minn Kerfoot Mankato Methodist, Church University Mitchell Fr. Kerfoat

Fort Sully site deeded to state for park

Doane Robinson secretary of the State Historical Society and C. C. Bennett of Pierre helped secure a deed from William J. Roadman for four acres at the Fort Sully site two miles downriver from the city. The parcel is to be made a public park, marking a historical preservation effort. Fort Sully stood there for years before relocation about forty years ago.

Doane Robinson State Historical Society C. C. Bennett Pierre Fort Sully William J. Roadman

Multiply Tax Valuation Increases Corporate Property

The state assessment board finished corporate property assessments with increases across classes. Railroads gain generally, North-Western in Fargo-Miles district rises from 90000 to over 100000, express firms up around 40 percent, Western Union boosted, Dakota Central and other large lines also raised while smaller telephones largely hold. Complete figures to show exact ratios forthcoming.

State Assessment Board Western Union Dakota Central

Mormons Plan Statewide Campaign Tour from Mitchell

Six Mormon elders led by William Redd are in Mitchell preparing a campaign to spread their teachings across South Dakota. The plan calls for a northern tour stopping at towns and farms, with four elders walking rural routes to reach farmhouses and hold open air meetings. The group notes growing local interest despite past anti Mormon tensions in Mitchell two years ago.

South Dakota Mitchell William Redd Company Religious Workers Nat

Bull Tosses Woman in Pasture Attack Near Mitchell

Mrs. L. D. Pull, wife of a local farmer north of Mitchell, narrowly escaped death when a bull charged her in the pasture. The horns pierced her abdomen as she dodged toward the fence, and she crawled to safety after being knocked down. Medical fears point to internal injuries, with her condition described as serious and likely to keep her laid up for some time.

L. D. Pull Mitchell Patt Caue Hirthierons Farmhonee

Prize for Every County at Corn Palace Exhibits

The Corn Palace committee plans special incentives for county farm exhibits this year to highlight 彩 agricultural products. Space is filling fast as counties prepare displays, with emphasis on agricultural features and cross displays to showcase the harvest.

Mirebell Palice Committee Leckdell

Father Choked by Meat At Breakfast in Hijchinson County

Six motherless children witnessed the tragedy as Gottlieb Schmittgall, a farmer in Hijchinson county, choked to death when a piece of meat lodged in his throat during breakfast. Despite efforts by the man and his children, the obstruction could not be removed and he died. His wife had died last spring.

Sioux Falls M. D Gottlieb Schmittgall Hijchinson County

Fire razes mine hoist at Mogul mine

A fire of accidental origin cost Mogul Mining Company thousands of dollars and left thirty five men temporarily unemployed. The blaze began in the blacksmith shop and spread to the shaft area despite bucket brigade efforts. Several mules perished in the blaze in Terry South Dakota.

Terry S. D Mogul Mining Company

Belle Fourche Shipping Point Surges Despite Timeworn Range

The Belle Fourche market improves with strong demand and rising prices as cattle shipments exceed last year. New range conditions and continued northward migration keep Belle Fourche as a world leading cattle shipping point with 1800 to 2000 carloads anticipated this fall. Milwaukee and Northern Pacific routes shift cattle origin to wider areas, while Underwood emerges as a potential regional center for shipping between the Missouri River and Black Hills.

Belle Fourche Belle Fourche Jong Omaha Sioux City Chicago Butte County Milwaukee Belle Pourelys Raltroyd Hemen Iiterested Belle Poutehe North Dakota Montana Wyoming Moaoard Tuci Hills

Mitchell May Get School for German Lutherans

German Lutherans of Iowa seek a college site in South Dakota for a prospective center to educate their youth. The synodical group, in conference with Dr S Sprevtien of Mitchell, expects to secure a location in Sioux Falls area with a planned building for about 100 boarding students. The move aims to serve Germans in central and southern Iowa and nearby Minnesota.

Iowa South Dakota German Lutheran Synod of Towns Dubiane Lowe Clinton Toway Arvana Cord Abeergern Enreki S. Sprevtien Mitehwl Iowi Minnesota

Opening of Lemmon land office Aug. 1

Federal officials in Lemmon South Dakota announce the opening of the new United States land office in Lemmon Williams county on August 1. Chief clerk George Aberteen will assist Seaviound. Clay I Carpenter of Sisseton is chosen as registrar and J G Coleman of Flaudrewn as receiver.

Lemmon S. C Neve United States Uitte County Ik Xeana Vinx George Aberteen Washington Seavioud Avélst Tn Clay I. Carpenter Sisseton Register J. G. Coleman Flaudrewu

Wool Shipments Light at Pierre This Year

Wool shipments from South Dakota are far below typical totals with projected dispatches around a quarter of a million pounds from Pierre and other regions. Prices lag behind recent years as shipments from Belle Fourche and nearby areas decline.

Pierre Belle Fourche

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