Circuit Court adjourns as judges switch
Judge Sherwood and Judge McNulty alternate in a circuit court session with adjournment from Saturday to Wednesday. The Cole case settled Tuesday with Schindler winning and the Cole suit dropped. The state versus Moses Bear, charged with criminal assault on a government school girl, drew testimony on age and Indian marriage customs. Judge McNulty upheld state jurisdiction in Roberts county after jury disagreement. Elizabeth Humpmer versus Charles Bailly breach of promise then began.
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Sherwood
McNulty
Cole
Schindler
Moses Bear
Tadian
Thos. Mann
J. J. Batterton
Yathard
Roberts County
Elizabeth Humpmer
Charles Bailly
Indians Steal Horses From Indian Camp Near Odessa
Moses Walre rman lost a double rig sold at Odessa for 370. Warrants issued for Jos Enos Lewis Enos and Abraham Huduta. Huduta and Enos jailed. Jos Enos at large. Stealing of a buckskin team reported by John P Stevens from Lake Traverse. $25 reward offered. Two buckskin horses about 900 pounds each.
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Moses Walrernan
Odessa
Jos. Enos
Lewis Enos
Abraham Huduta
Jos Enos
John P. Stevens
Lake Traverse
Romantic Marriage Scandal Echoes Across Ocean Tale
Valley paper recounts a two year old secret union between Ruthie Powers of Madison and Cass McAllister with a New York to South America angle. It notes liquor arrest cases in Roberts County, a double wedding in Norway township, and a detailed voyage diary from New York to the Isthmus, ending with the speaker’s homeward plans and observations of seas, ports, and passengers.
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New York City
South America
Cass McAllister
Madison
Ruthie Powers
Watertown
Mrs. McAllister
Mer
Mrs. Chausse
Soli
Louse
John StuMe
John Moen
Ottolin
Geo
Mack
New Ittington
A. B. Connelly
Roshole
Minder
Jas. McGee
Maurice Kirley
Frank R. Miller
Roberts County
Stette
Zellin
Connelly
Bart
Norway Township
May Hustel
J. J. Histel
Christ Langager
Sand Letina Langager
John Hnstel
May
Lero
A. O. Lee
Clara Wuitness
Vila Hustel
Minnie Anderson
Carl Langager
Ole Hustel
Falso
J.J. Hustel
Perry Carter to Open Lyceum Series in Sixteton
The first two lyceum numbers have succeeded, with Perry Carter making his Sixteton debut next Tuesday night, December 16. Carter, a Minneapolis Tribune cartoonist, artist and entertainer, is praised by Dr. Albert Shaw for superior work. His act blends humor, drama and storytelling, with tickets priced at 85 and 50 cents.
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Perry Carter
Sisseton
Carter
Minneapolis Tribune
Albert Shaw
American Review of Reviews
Lyceum
Elect New Officers for Secret Societies
Secret societies have elected officers for the ensuing year. M. W. A. V.C. M. W. A. Hanson W. A. Geo. Gross E. B. E. W. Erickson Clerk L. S. Babcock Escort Otto Hanson Watchman J. Casanova Sentry D. Wolff Myrs O. T. Axness E. N. Judisins J. A. Peterson Oracle Prudence Judkins V. Oracle Robina Davis P. Oracle Ida Taplin Recorder Maud Carter Receiver Hattie Brown Chancellor Margaret Lowery
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Secret Societies
V.C
B.M. Hanson
W. A
Geo. Gross
E. B
E. W. Erickson
Clerk
L. S. Babcock
Escort
Otto Hanson
Watchman
J. Casanova
Sentry
D. Wolff
Myrs
O. T. Axness
E. N. Judisins
J. A. Peterson
Oracle
Prudence Judkins
V. Oracle
Robina Davis
P. Oracle
Ida Taplin
Maud Carter
Hattie Brown
Margaret Lowery
Ford Prospects Urged to Order Now for Christmas
W F Carlberg of Sisseton South Dakota appeals to Ford buyers to place orders immediately. He argues Ford’s current capacity cannot meet March to July demand and warns delaying will raise prices and risk unsatisfied customers. He touts the car as smooth quiet durable and promises good treatment to customers who order now for Christmas and New Year.
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Ford
W. F. Carlberg
Sisseton, S. D
Local Lodge Personnel List and Appointment Update
The record lists Marshal Mollie Eagen I Sentinel Ida Hanson O Sentinel Lida Cloutier Delegate Ida Taplin Alternate Margaret Lowery Manager Myrtle Thomas Physicians Drs Taplin and Glasier AOU W M W O E Lien Foreman A J Monnie Overseer Frank E Parker Recorder G O Kirley Financier J O Swenumson Receiver H L Spackman Guide Fred McDonald I W Ed Teigen J O Swenumson elected financier replacing Nils T Ax ness who will move to Veblen around Jan 1 to run a lumber yard.
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Mollie Eagen
I. Sentinel
Ida Hanson
O. Sentinel
Lida Cloutier
Ida Taplin
Margaret Lowery
Myrtle Thomas
Aou
W M. W
O. E. Lien
A. J. Monnie
Frank E. Parker
G. O. Kirley
J. O. Swenumson
H. L. Spackman
Fred McDonald
I. W
Ed Teigen
J.O. Swenumson
Nils T. Axness
Veblen
Officers of the Woman's Auxiliary for 1914
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Farmer's Institute announces its officers for 1914: Mrs. Ole Torgick president, Mrs. Prudence Judkins vice president, Mrs. Ida Taplin secretary, Mrs. Martin Hanron treasurer.
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Woman's Auxiliary of
The
Farmer’s Institute
Ole Torgick
Prudence Judkins
Ida Taplin
Martin Hanron
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