Political slate snippet with regional candidates listed
A fragmented ballot-like list enumerates candidates including Senator R J Gamble Yankton for congressman Philo Hall Brookings Col W H Parker Lawrence for governor Gok Crawford Beadle for lieutenant governor H C Shorer Hyde for treasurer C H Gassie Lincoln for secretary of state D Wipe Hutchinson for attorney general Clark Spink Spink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Gamble
Yankton
Philo Hall
Brookings
W. H. Parker
Lawrence
Gok Crawford
Beadle
H.C. Shorer
Hyde
Great Council of South Dakota Session in Redfield
SNAP SHOTS notes an upcoming Wifth Great Sun ses sion of the Great Council of South Dakota in Redfield on July 1 7 and 18. J Knapp E C Gamm and L W Foss to attend. Also mentions J A LeLa chuer as a candidate for representative and critiques current lawmakers. The issue marks the paper’s fifteenth year and announces a new pictorial magazine supplement with fiction and women and children’s features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Council of
South Dakota
Redfield
J. ©. Knapp
E. C. Gamm
L. Wm. Foss
Sraandand
Prominet
Fresh Hash and Town Folklore in a Summer Tale
A fragmented Newport Chronicle style piece recalls a recent stabbing in town per a local paper. The mayor boasts a blooded bird dog and a curiously temperate crime vignette about a car tail cut. A farm-turned-figure, Beauty Benyikin, appears in disguise as Ruben Blew during Independence Day celebrations.
Fourth of July Celebration Draws Big City Crowd
The Fourth of July observance drew about six thousand people to town for two days of free entertainments. Highlights included Renix Bros. plantation singers, Pishers in acrobats, Hidadge sand pictures, and Campbells vaudeville stars. An industrial parade opened the events, followed by a patriotic program on Oak Street First Avenue featuring Mrs. Louise Bennett reading the Declaration and Judge Andrews delivering the day’s address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emogton
Gome
Renix Bros
Hidadge
Campbells
Oak Street
First Avenue
Louise Bennett
Roberts County a fertile land of diverse farms and streams
Roberts County in northeastern South Dakota is described as rich soil with black loam and clay subsoil. The region yields strong crops including wheat corn and potatoes with growing dairy creameries in Sisseton Wilmot Corona Summit and other towns. Stock ranching thrives on the Coteau Billy ranges. government missions and a network of post offices and rail routes support farming. Sisseton hosts nine elevators and a large flouring mill with favorable produce prices.
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Roberts County
South Dakota
Hudson Bay
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Coteau Billy
Sisseton
Wilmot
Corona
Summit
Eddy
Wig
Winans
Crawford
Bethel
Soo
Great Northern
Pride of Priodeville Hosts Grand Celebration Parade
A local holiday in Priodeville featured Muster of Ceremonies, sports and races, a bowery dance, and fireworks. Notable moments included a parade with Sioux Chippewa acts, a Goddess of Liberty float, a rainbow drill, and praised entertainment while noting few accidents and no drunks. An eye injury during a wire-walking act was mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priodeville
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C.C. Knappen
maTastromar
WER
C.H. Gassie L
Lincoln
Suitd
Wipe, Hutchinson
Atte
Syener
Clark, Spink
Nto D. Minnehaha
John Hirning
Campbell
D. C
Knappen
Post Offen
J. A. LeLachuer
Agasticat
White House
Srandand 9
First National Bank
Frank Hicks
Frank
Chickyu
Mack Hosbanto
Ohio
Benyikin
Ruben Blew
Celebrathon
Indians
Emtington
Houde
Obicago
Otors
A.B. Matthews
Bean H
Liberty
States of the Union
J. A. Robertson
Hamburger Gill
Hamburg, Wis
Fisher
Minnesota
Jewell
Lake City
The
Otto Peterson
Iheee
McCall’s Magazine
Weekly Standard
Granger Business School
Big Stone City
8. D
Simpson Park
F. E. Granger
Aberdeen. SD. OR
Big Stone City, 8. D
Astor Place
New York
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