Seed grain lectures draw four hundred farmers to Gotrsworth hall
Commerce 224 industry reports a Tuesday seed grain lecture in Gotrsworth hall drawing about four hundred farmers and locals. Speakers include Prof A W Wheeter and Prof J C Chilcott with support from J Quinn and Gen A Duvigne. The event highlighted proper seed grain selection and the need for city hotel syndicate subscriptions.
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Gotrsworth Hall
Acons
Panied
Hyd J Quinn
Tri-State Grain Flowers Association
Gare
First Pilgrimage and Land Transfers In Gregory County 1908
The Rosebud reservation sale drew thousands of seekers last summer. Gregory county lands transferred from Chanterlain land office to the district will benefit, with 416,000 acres divided into 2,600 claims nearly all drawn. By new law residents must prove by May 1 with final proof eight months later if desired.
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Mitchell Land Ofice
Gregory County
Chanterlain Land Office
Rosebud
United States
Gregory Emnty
Primary petition battle shapes South Dakota caucus law
In Pierre the senate adopted the majority report on the primary petition amid a heated clash over its validity. The rule committee found the petition mutilated and filled with duplications and nonvoters, naming several figures tied to the Will movement. The house later adopted the minority report, passing the primary bill while lawmakers debate reforms to unify conventions and caucuses under state regulation. Special appropriations totals show a net reduction from two years ago, with ongoing fiscal adjustments ahead.
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Senate
Piettedy
Shaber
J. Cassell
A. M Os— Born
Piper
House Committee
House
Phus
Wolman
Sisseton Agency Lines and City Officials Notice
Sisseton Daily lists stage arrival and departure times for SISSETON, Hankinson, and Weblit routes, plus post office hours and city officials including Mayor Howard Babcock, City Auditor Emmerson, and City Treasurer Paulsen. It notes aldermen by ward, city council meetings first Monday each month, and police and fire depots. Also advertises sale of mortgaged chattels and discusses South Dakota public school endowments and government support for agriculture colleges.
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Ellan Monson
Oxness
M. L. Suteren
Lokness
Dan Pfremmer
J. C. Tul
South Dakota's Growth and Wealth in 2003
South Dakota spans 78 000 square miles and over 49 000 000 acres, about a quarter larger than New England. In six years the state produced 130 001 254 dollars in wealth, 253 77 per person, with wheat, corn, potatoes, dairy, poultry, livestock, wool, and minerals driving the output. the note highlights education and agricultural prowess.
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South Dakota
New England
Hua
Kohovls
Nc Eye
Ingersoll Said To Contemplate Dover Mayoral Run
Gossip in Dover suggests Judge A W Ingersoll may enter the spring mayoral race and be urged by supporters toward candidates McNulty Mllivan Norby and others. The tale is unconfirmed and quoted as hearsay.
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A. W. Ingersoll
Castor
Dover
McNulty
Mllivan
Norby
Believes in Fresh Air Says Doland Restaurateur Prefers Sandals
Richard Mausel proprietor of a Doland restaurant is a firm believer in pure wit as a health preserver. He wears no socks and goes barefoot in all weather, claiming daily outdoor exercise keeps him healthier than in the past. He continues this routine despite frigid or hot conditions and reports better general health.
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Minneapolis
T. Bone
Richard Mausel
Doland
Mausel
Ile
Not Due to Sun Spots Says University Professor
Professor E. Verisno of the state university notes sun spots are not to blame for cold weather. He explains spots are common and large spots cause only electrical effects, such as telegraph fires, and occasionally aurora borealis. Scientists see no connection to Earth temperatures or weather.
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E. ©. Verisno
The
State University
Ug Kouwo
Lockwood Tragedy Involves Local Neighbors Beating
Lockwood Township farmer Charles Block lies in critical condition after an alleged beating by neighbor Julius Schmidt and Hyatt. Block was found injured on the Minnesota side of By Stone Cake roadside, able to tell of the assault before being taken to jail. Schmidt was reportedly confined in Orvonville jail but released today under heavy bonds.
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Chas. Block
Lockwood Township
Julius Schmidt
Blocks
Schmidts
Block
Minnesota
Julius Schrmidt
Hyatt
Schmidt
Sehmidts
Orvonville
Death of Mrs Snyder in her 80th year
Mrs Snyder died at her daughter Mrs Bama Woodman’s home last Monday at 3 20 PM after a brief illness from pneumonia. She was widely esteemed and in good health until recently. Funeral services were held at the house on Wednesday afternoon with a quartet and benediction.
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Snyder Byourn
Bama Woodman
Snyder
Vy. Millett
Brown
Miss Morris
Messrs
Heavh
Metcalf
J. ©. Knapp
I. Morris
Gap Achins
Mr. Sayeer
Circuit Court Proceedings Opened By Judge McCoy
The regular February circuit court term opened in this city with Judge McCoy presiding and F E Granger as court reporter. A calendar lists 34 criminal and 76 civil cases. Visiting attorneys include Thomas L Bouck Gen S Rix L J Bentley Geo G Lisel C R Jorgen son Frank Sears and John H Lund. Tuesday featured defaults in divorces and a motion for new trial in Leighton vs Lowrie. The state filed vs Mac W Hasban for criminal neglect to prosecute gamblers and vs Carl Lelsch for murder.
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Circuit Court
Webster
Leighton Vs. Lowrie
Mac W. Hasban
Carl Lelsch
Dahlys
Mac Husban
Defendent
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Isseton
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