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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1909

Page

2

First Official Move On Dakota Lines Retaliation Plans

The Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound Railway Company files with the secretary of state a resolution to extend a line from Mechbaughlin up Oak Creek valley and down Dog Tooth Creek to Cannon Ball River, then northwest along Cannon Wall to Billingscourt, plus a second line from Mobridge to Slinding Rock reservation and toward Slimaw country. The routes would reach Bisoh in Bulle county and Buffalo in Harding county.

Mobridge Slinding Rock Reservation Bisoh Bulle County Buffalo Harding County

Bank plans amid new incorporation rules in Tripp County

The Farmers' State Bank of Wollen in Tripp county seeks incorporation with 5 000 capital led by A D Shepard Donnie O Leary Wollen and Cheat Slaughter Dallas. A late July spike tested smaller towns with banks under 10 000 capital and the law may cut bank numbers. Guaranty provisions start next month but no banks indicate voluntary compliance yet.

Farmers’ State Bank of

Dakota Elephants Found by Geological Party

A government geological team at Standing Rock Indian Reservation in South Dakota reports a thousand year old ossified bone unearthed in deep soil. They claim the bone suggests elephants roamed the area, a rhinoceros like creature with three horns, and they are sending relics to the museum.

Mitchell Standing Rock South Dakota Mctritosh

Bold Dash for Liberty A Prisoner Breaks While Transferred

George Ervin, a convicted horse thief, escaped from a moving train near Sioux Falls while being paroled to the penitentiary. Sheriff Tom Stewart pursued, recaptured Ervin in a barn 400 yards away, and Ervin received a two year sentence. Oscar Jacobs, en route to a life term, did not attempt escape and was left unguarded during the pursuit.

Sioux Falls George Ervin Tom Stewart Sturgis Stewart Ervin Oscar Jacobs A. R. Schnell

Drainage Application Filed in Jerauld County

A new drainage project application has been filed with State Engineer Lea in Pierre. The filing comes from Jerauld county as drainage expands in South Dakota, with officials warning that drainage could become a major issue nationwide if expansion continues.

South Dakota Pierre Lea Jerauld County

West of Missouri Demand Permanent Steel Bridge at Chamberlain

Residents west of the Missouri River urge the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul to build a permanent steel bridge at Chamberlain South Dakota. They complain the current pontoon and wooden crossings fail in spring and summer, disrupting freight and risking lives

Missouri Mitchell Missouri River Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Chamberlain Rapid City State Railroad Commission Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company Millsou Tom Sid Company

Interstate road launched for Redfield to Browns Valley line

A new railroad venture named Interstate Road will be incorporated by N P Packard Peter Norbeck A Crain E O Issenbuth and W S Clark of Redfield and J H Gropenheiser and L Snyder of Oneida With a capital of 2 000 000 the line will run from Pierre to Browns Valley Minnesota via Oneida and Redfield crossing Hughes Sully Hyde Hand Spink Day and Roberts counties about 200 miles long.

Redfield Soquiwestern Road Wil N. P. Packard Peter Norbeck A. Crain E. O. Issenbuth W. S. Clark J. H. Gropenheiser L. &. Snyder Oneida Pierre Browns Valley Minn Hughes Sully Hyde Hand Spink Day Roberts

Appendix Heavy Town in Brookings County Records Many Surgeries

Sioux Falls notes Sinai South Dakota as a tiny village on the Central railroad where over the past three months twenty five appendicitis cases have developed. Four occurred in one week and about every other passerby has had an appendix removed, suggesting a remarkable local health pattern.

Sioux Falls Sinai South Dakota Central Railroad Brookings County South Dakota

Peeper returns to scotland amid renewed local mischief

In Scotland the infamous "Peeper" reappears after months of obscurity. He once plagued the town, drawing strong reactions from residents, especially women. No capture yet. authorities hope for quiet as he resumes mischief. City to Own Light and Water update follows.

Sioux Falls Scotland Hele the Peeper

Mitchell Boosters Reorganize at Luncheon

Mitchell commercial committee reshaped with 100 members invited to join, aiming for 300 within a week. The luncheon seating named W. BE Tipton as president F. C. Drake John Michels A B Hager W H Broadbent W T McConnell as officers J S Daniels VP L L Nese chosen secretary and commissioner, reflecting a successful prior year.

Mitchell Boosters Mitchell W. BE Tipton F. C. Drake John Michels A. B. Hager W. H. Broadbent W. T. McConnell J. 8. Daniels L. L. Nese

Troopa Exhibitions At Camp Taft Draw City Crowd

Toledo July 8 crowds watched a military show at Camp Taft Bay View park with 3000 troops from all branches demonstrating readiness. Maj. Gen. Fred V. Grant led the event with A J Bowley directing field events as units from Fort Thomas Fort Harrison Fort Leavenworth and other posts participated.

Toledo Tary Louignanent Camp Taft Bay View Park Manua Uncle Sam's Army Trulee Tourimment Middle Western States Fred v. Grant Department of the Lakes A. J. Bowley First Field Artillery Second Infantry Fort Thomas Fort Meigs Tenth Infantry Fort Benjamin Harrizon Ind Fifteenth Cavalry Twentyseventh Infantry Fifteenth Calvary Fifth Artillery Fort Omaha Hospital Corps Washington, D. C

Taft Plan Included in Senate Tax Bill Passage

Senate approves corporate tax amendment drafted by Wickersham and Taft ally Aldrich as part of the tariff bill. The final vote ranges 60 for and 11 against, with broad Republican support and most Democrats backing the measure. only three Democrats opposed.

Senate Taft Washington Wickersham Aldreh Finance

Iron Shipments From Stockholm Reach New High

Stockholm reports a first major shipment to America with one hundred fifty thousand tons of iron recently dispatched from the port. The delivery marks a milestone in exports and highlights Sweden's role in supplying industrial raw materials to the United States.

Stockholm America

Forest Park Board Approves Funeral Permit Tax

Forest Park village board votes to levy a funeral permit tax with a $1 charge for each burial permit issued for bodies brought from Chicago as a revenue measure. The move targets funerals to boost village revenue.

Chicago Forest Park

Harriman Lets Tunnel Bore Between Willamette and Columbia

Portland reports a contract awarded for boring a 5425 foot tunnel through the peninsula between the Willamette and Columbia rivers just north of the city. The project will cost about 1 million dollars and must be finished within one year.

Portland Ore Harriman Intereste Willamette and Columbia Rivers

Local notes on minerals and health rumors across Norwegian towns

A mixed set of 1900s snippets reports mineral sources in Bore parikh with a 385000 transaction, a Kak stad outbreak of appendicitis-like illness, and concerns linking Karlstad tap water. Also covered are royal visits to Stockholm and Kristiania, Sweden’s reception of an American tour, a failing business manager, wills in Stockholm, and linguistic research on Lannian Island dialects.

Wilieh Donel Stari Wil Sahin Bore Parikh Kakstad Karlstad Ekblad Bentle Artillery Music Band Sweden Edwin Bagge Stockholm

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