Important Oro Fino Property Announcement Near Deadwood
Golden Reward Mining Company announces resumption of operations on the Oro Fino property in Hear Butta creek, planning ore removal from a large ledge near the old hoist and shipment to Denver for processing. John Torrette will lead the mining work, with expectant district activity and expansion of the Victoria property in Sanaw creek under John Simm to boost mill output and cyanide capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
Golden Reward Minine Company
Hear Butta Creek
Golden Reward Ecompany
Big Hills
Allison
John. Torrette
Teameltor
Denver
John Simm
Victoria
Sanaw Creek
Vicoria
State Lands to Be Offered in Meade and Pennington Counties
State Lands Commissioner Dokken to begin September sales of state lands west of the Missouri. Capital lands in Meade and Pennington will be offered at $5 to $10 per acre, eastern lands to be disposed privately. Also offerings of common school lands in Tyman county and part of Fort Sully reservation lands in Sully county planned for fall. A wet spell followed by drought concerns. corn stable though some small grains show dryness. First alfalfa harvest done. haying continues. winter wheat forecast in ten days. Mariners Bank incorporation filed at Onlua Sully county with $10,000 capital. Incorporators: G J Johnson, W Spencer, G Soleman.
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Meade
Pennington
Dokken
Missouri
Capitol
Neate
Avetton
Tyman Nounty
Fort Sully
Sully
Misenori
Gora
Onlua
Sully County
Mariners* Bank
G. J. Johnson
Onula
William Spencer
Nelizh
Neb
George Soleman
Eanjond
ELOPERS HELD FOR TRIAL IN STATE COURT
Preliminary examination found Norman Rygmund and Mrs Herbert Bishop of Marshalltown charged with a statutory offense. They were bound for appearance in the state court at Sioux Falls. Bond was set for Rygmund’s father TT Rygmund to furnish. Mrs Bishop likely to remain in jail until the November term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Rygmund
Herbert Bishop
Marshalltown
Sioux Falls
Mim
State Cours
Sioux Fall
TT. Rygsmyr
Wnat
Top Notch Wool Prices Rise in Belle Fourche
Dean reaches peak wool prices at Belle Fourche as 14 1/2 cents per pound is paid by M C Bigelow of Chicaza for J B Apnold’s clip. Traders claim this is the season’s highest U S price. Belle Fourche shippers jubilant as wirehouses fall and six outside buyers compete.
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Dean
Belle Fourche
M.C Bigelow
Chicaza
J. B. Apnold
United States
Belle Fovreche
Central Bank Backing Urged by Former Mint Director at State Bankers Meet
George E. Roberts, president of Commercial National Bank of Chicago and ex U S mint director, urged a central bank at the state bankers convention in Deadwood. He argued a central bank would safeguard government funds and stabilize panics, citing Germany England and France. Officers elected included Hughes Gettysburg president and Pratt Chamberlain treasurer with a large list of directors. Pierre named to host next year’s convention.
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Mint
George E. Roberts
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
United States Mint
State Bankers’ Convention
Deadwood
Secretary of Treasury
Germany
England
France
J R. Hughes
Gettysburg
G. F. Stebbins
Spearfish
W. G. Pratt, Jr
Chamberlain
J. E. Pratt
Clark
C. H. Barrett
Watertown
1. S. Lincoln
Aberdeen
F.C Danford
Parker
H. TR. Dennis
Sioux Falls
M. J. Chehey
Wahonda
S. Drew
Highmore
A. W. Swayne
Springfield
Sheldon
J.B. Platt
Stratlan
American Bankers’ Association
N. Franklin
R. H. Driscoll
Lend
Pierre
Herrick Fire Destroys Largest Block In Gregory County
The Herrick fire gutted nearly an entire business district last week. Singuliar millinery and adjacent firms burned within an hour. Losses reach 20 000 to 25 000 with most properties uninsured or lightly insured. Bonostee and Burke aided but poor water supply prevented saving structures. Incendiarism suspected due to strong odor.
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Gregory County
Herrick
Sinkular Millinery
Frank Nunemaker
Buck
Nunemaker
Smith & Reichal
J. G. Dunbar
H. Buebler
Bonostee
Burke
Apon
Delegates named to international tuberculosis congress
Gov Crawford appoints delegates to the International Tuberculosis Congress in Washington from Sept 2 to Oct 12. Listed are W H Lane Miler M Crain Reduiola W M Edgerton Faulkton William Bowdle C Miller Brooke W Fryberg Mitchell A Spafford Plandreau W J Moors Tyndall FN Schoonmaker Arlint on FB 14 Class Huront Frank Howe Deadwood George Edwards De Smet A H Torts Sioux Falls D W Rodgers Yankton RoE Gamble Watertown George Conntt min Aberdeen. The governor also selects delegates to the International Fisheries Congress meeting in Washington Sept 9 D C Booth Spearfish Robert Stasis Brookings Georges Ayres Teil aries E De Land Pierre RM Calkins Deadwood.
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Gov. Crawford
Washington
W. H. Lane
Miler
M. Crain
Reduiola
W. M. Edgerton
Faulkton
William ‘Ja. Bowdle
C. Miller
Brooke
W. Fryberg
Mitchell
A Spafford
Plandreau
W. J. Moors
Tyndall
FN. Schoonmaker
Arlinston
S D N Guards Camp Moves From Lake Kampeska
The Second battalion of the Sixteenth Infantry U S Army National Guard left Lake Kampeska for Fort Creek Neb after a month of drill. The regiment fired over 150000 rounds into the lake during the South Dakota exercise. Twelve companies of the Fourth Regiment SDNG established a camp on the site.
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Fantry
U.S. A
Lake Kampeska
Fort Creek
Neh
South Dakota
Canin
Vacancy in Inquiry Opens Humorous Tale
A man with a vacant look is confronted as a storyteller tries to share a humorous tale. The scene captures a clash between earnest narration and eyeing indifference.
State canvass notes shifts in Crawford and Kittredge votes
The official canvass increases Kittredge by two tenths in Crawford while Crawford drops to a 2.06 majority. Congressional results stay as before with Martin ahead by 310 and Burke by 2213. Dowdell leads for Congress with 4792 votes. Olsen 3167. Harris 3146. Simons 2600. Owens 68. Hughes county notes no county ticket but backs Ayres for senate and the Hughes Hyde Sully district.
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Tlie
United States
Kittredge
Crawford
Martin
Burke
Congress
R. F., Dowdee
O. FP. Snawborn
Andrew H. Olsen
Tawrence
Hon Homme County
Olsen
Owens
C. J. B. Harris
Yankton
Dowdell
Harris
Simons
Hughes Couiy
Thomas Ayres
Fughes
Senate
Hughes, Hyde
Sully
Lemmon District to Cut Large Slice from Rapid City Area
A new Lemmon district will take a large slice from the Rapid City district in Tutte county and cover a broad Northwestern and Southwestern South Dakota region. Boundaries run from the Montana line eastward to range lines, then south and east through several counties to the state line, with future business expected from Cheyenne River and Bullding Rock reservations opening to settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Land District
Rapid City
Tutte County
South Dakota
Montana
Mende
Butle
Schnasse County
Thaney County
Cheyenne River
Bullding Rock
Fie
North Dakota
Fort Pierre Saloons Blocked by Foot-Rule Stand
Dispute between county commissioners and Fort Pierre counsel halts saloon business as applicants seek permits within three feet of a school lease site. Other towns in Syrian county report similar delays, with councils unable to agree on licenses pending a broader accord.
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Counel
Fort Pierre
Moprin
Preshegid Relianen
Syrian County
Codweils
Good Stunts for Corn Palace in Mitchell Show
The Mitchell corn palace committee plans nine vaudeville acts for Sept 28 to Oct 4. Aimed at stronger displays, more space will go to counties and garden exhibits to boost overall show value and advertise the event locally.
Burke special election approves waterworks bonds
In Burke, a new town in the Rosebud ceded area, Gregor county, residents voted to issue bonds totaling 7500 for a municipal water system. The proposition carried by a large majority with only four votes against.
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Burke
Rosebud Reservation
Gregory County
Tn Fet
County fair preparations on new race track grounds
A company has acquired land near Mier Past and developed it into a race track. Proposals are already underway for a large county fair to be held on these grounds this fall.
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Mier
Severe hail damages crops near Bismarck and Garrison
Severe hail storms ripped through the Bismarck region on July 21, flattening grain and shredding potatoes. A storm near Garrison in McLean County devastated a two by ten mile area, destroying crops and even tramping grass. Scattered showers offered limited relief, with a general outlook of a half crop for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
Hrescoll
Flelda
Garrison
McLell
Bolts Fatal Error Kills Child in Duncombe Area
John McDonald, a farmer near Duncombe, drops a bolt while repairing a windmill. The mishap strikes his two year old child playing below, causing fatal injuries. The infant dies a few hours after admission to the hospital in Webster City.
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Jowa
Webster City
Town
John McDonald
Duncombe
McDonald
Burglar Drops Loot After Madison Officer Chases
Madison police officer George Schwartz spotted a burglar emerging from the John Grinde clothing store alley. The man fled after being ordered to halt, dropping a case and loot valued at about $40 as pursuit continued into darkness. The thief escaped. clues left by the suspect were examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
John Grinde
George Schwartz
Severn
Madman Escapes Home Holds Up Three in Iowa
Samuel Coleman a colored resident of the soldiers home at Marshalltown Iowa escaped from the hospital went to Brittains packing plant and robbed three laborers in the stock yards alleyway. He was captured declared insane and sent to Independence hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Iowa
Samuel Coleman
Thivenport
Soldiers’ Home
Brittain & Co
Coleman
Independence Hospital
Water Starts Ten Thousand Dollar Fire in Elkader
High water in the Volga River caused a destructive blaze in Elkader Iowa on July 21. The fire originated in a hardware store basement where stock and a nearby Catholic church suffered damage. Property valued around ten thousand dollars was destroyed.
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Elkader
Towa
Volga River
Jaardsieit
Mie Catholic Church
Good Roads for Crookston Initiative by 25 000 Club
The Twenty Thousand club of Crookston Minnesota holds a July 21 meeting naming a committee to survey post road conditions radiating from Crookston. The aim is to outline needed improvements and efficiency gains for roads in the surrounding area. Indians Get Land Sioux Falls South Dakota July 21 Colonel Deosik, who has been selling lands to Indians on Crow Creek Reservation, has finished the work. The following crew has moved to the Lower Brule Division reservation for two weeks. It will proceed to the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation.
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Crookston
Minn
Hey
Floux Falls
Col. Deoik
Crow Creek
Pha Allolfing
Lower
Brite Lnsion
Melon crop outlook amid cold wet spring weather
Local melon growers along Chipelle Creek report their crops improving after a cold wet period. They note the crop is important to the area but weather conditions awaiting better sun and warmth may affect further growth and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chipelle
Tig Eeumty
Alba
Hit by Big Stone in Yankton at post office grounds
A man was badly injured when long stones weighing about 2400 pounds slipped while being moved at the Yankton post office grounds. The incident left him with serious injuries, but officials report he will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Tidy
Envy Goetz
Robbery suspects nabbed near Tey Wing Minnesota
Police arrested two men on July 27 in Tey Wing Minnesota after locating five dollars worth of new teasers in their possession. Investigators believe the items were stolen from Hastlage or Lake City from a merchandise car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tey Wing
Minn
Mele Pace Wit McNamara
Thoman Alsop
Hastlage
Lake City
Erchitidise
Drowned man Fred Fischer in Lily Lake Minnesota
Drowned in Lily Lake Lily Lake Minnesota July 21 Fred Fischer about twenty six years old was drowned while bathing in Lilly Joke
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Lily Lake
Silkwater
Minn
Fred Fischer
Tewenty
Lilly Joke
Navy Recruits Scalded in Steam Pipe Burst
In Cleveland on July 21 seven naval trainees suffered severe scalds when a steam pipe burst on a training steamer. Assistant engineer Charles Taylor died from his injuries sustained in the incident.
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Navy
Cleveland
Charles Taylor
Republicans Unity Reported After South Dakota Convention
The South Dakota Republican convention in Mitchell closed with harmony. Thomas I Nouek chosen permanent chairman amid no dissent. Four presidential electors were named by acclamation. Roosevelt and Sherman were endorsed, platform calls for tariff removal on several goods and broader trust reform. A motion urged unity behind nominated candidates and a plan for future campaigns was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Dole Biles
Star Saith
Pieropoly
Vfelnok
Comitttes
Thomas I. Nouek
Miink
ExGov
Rirad
R. C. Richards
Mr. Rouek
Geo. Grace
Daily Call
William H. Parker
Congress
South Dakota
Charles H. Burke
Jol L. Brown
Brown County
J. F. Schrae Mder
Pennington County
Gottfieds Doering
Hutchinson County
W. Hy Gmas
Roosevelt
Tutthd Sherman
Mississippi
Missouri
Rand
Missouri River
Blank votes in Sioux Falls court case questions majority
Arguments concluded before Judge Frank B. Smith in Sioux Falls on a Beresford license case. The dispute centers on whether blank ballots count toward total votes to determine a majority, contrasting with prior cases about winning a majority of all votes cast.
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Sioux Falls
Frank B. Smith
Michell
Jones
Cirenit Court
Beresfarsl
Supreme Court
Beresford
Kalaon Licenkes
Honda
Smith
Dairy Cow Test Sparks Brookings County Fair Contest
Brookings hosts a dairy cow test as part of the county fair with prizes of 818, 10 and a first second and third. judges from Missouri oversee the event while Prof. Larsen of the state college leads the contest. The fair runs Sept 22 23 24 25 with cows weighed and tested by Mahenk tester after each milking. A new livestock show pavilion is to be built by Sept 1 at the fair grounds. Brookings is in the South Dakota racing circuit with Brookings Redneid Huron Madson and others competing in speed events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Missoury
Prof
Larsen
State College
Marie
Hin Moening
Wornine
Gisgon
Hans Jere
Stein Coflaider
Cate
Pavaux
Min
Tha
Balling i
Brookings Ia
Redneid
Huron
Madson
Sow Dako
Maraall
Canby
War on gambling campaigns citywide by police chief
Chief Tracy of the Stony Falls police department declares war on gambling and pledges an active campaign to drive out such joints. The first violator, Joseph P. Geta, was found running a gambling house above a restaurant, pleaded guilty, and paid a $100 fine.
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Tracy
Stony Falls
Joseph P. Geta
A Good Substitute Mimmy’s Clever Synonym Quip
A classroom anecdote portrays Mimmy as a model for modern education with a sharp brain Yet when asked by the teacher what a synonym is he cheerfully replies It’s a word you can use when you don’t know how to spell the one you thought of first
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Mimmy
James
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Elopers
Advocates Central Bank
Shades Crawford
State Canvassing Board
Lemmon
Bolt
Charles H. Turk
Col. Parker
RW. Martin
Wolion
Elood
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