Republicans Name Ticket At South Dakota Convention
The South Dakota Republican state convention nominated a full slate led by Governor candidate Coe Crawford, Senator Robert Gamble, and other officers. The gathering featured dramatic scenes, loyalty pledges, and a lengthy credentials fight before finalizing the ticket and appointing a new state central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party of
South Dakota
E. C G. Erickson
Elk Point
Franke McNulty
Roberts County
J. W. Cone
Sioux Falls
Coe I. Crawford
Elrod
Cram
G. G. Notson
Pierre
Warner
State Central Committee
Elliott
Bon Homme County
Mr. Erickson
Union County
C. H. Dillon
Yankton County
I. A. Auld
Lyman County
Dillon
Taylor
Beadle
Erickson
Mr. Reddle
Jenkins
Brookings
J. A. Pickler
Faulk County
Minnehaha
Committee On
Cary
SOCKERY HILL DIES AT 63 IN LINCOLN COUNTY
Zachariah T. Hill, a Norway born Lincoln County resident since 1874 and longtime Republican, died Saturday afternoon at age 63 from nephritis. He owned a leading Grant township half section and helped battle frontier life with a group of neighbors. He leaves a wife, five sons, one daughter and a sister Marie in Day County. daughter Alice has been in Denver for health since last September.
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the Republican
South Dakota
Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Congress
Lincoln County
Zachariah T. Hill
Mr. Hill
Norway
Norwe
Lin- In County
Pat Clark
Millard Bennet
Willard Huff
Jim Madden
Fred Gerber
Erick Salem
Warren Dick
Tles
Grant Township
Dounties
Slater
Mia
Matrie
Day County
Alice
Devner
Colo
Hill Feter
Abraham Fodness
Milwaukee Road extension plans from Chamberlain to Rapid City
State officials Bach and Halla day will tour the Milwaukee extension corridor from Watertown to Le Beau Leola then Rapid City along the northwestern line to appraisal lands. They will trace township ranges across Lyman Stanley and Pennington counties crossing the Cheyenne River and White river valleys while banks form along the new lines.
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Milwaukee Road
State Land Commissioner
Chamberlain
Rapid City
White
Bad River
Inferior
White River
Casey
Spring Creek
Cheyenne
Rapid Creek
Lyman County
Bach
Halladay
Minnesota, Dakota & Pacific
Watertown
le Beau
Leola
Secretary of State
Horseback accident leaves Leah Pettit gravely injured
Leah Pettit, daughter of a Faulkton farmer, is in serious condition after a horseback riding accident. She was draggged a considerable distance when her horse stumbled and threw her. she was unconscious with a seriously crushed head, and recovery is doubtful.
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Leah Pettit
Faulkton
Local landowners near here include Ole and Gilbert Fodness
The passage notes that Ole Fodness and Gilbert Fodness, both deceased, lived nearby along with their families who are prominent landowners in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole
Gilbert Fodness
Revival series ends as evangelists finish Erie Point meetings
Evangelist Charles Cullen Smith of Chicago and Prof Holden conclude three weeks of union revival services in Erie Point with nearly 100 conversions. They will travel to Manchester Town for three weeks of tent meetings.
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Charles Cullen Smith
Chicago
Holden
Erie Point
Manchester
Judge Gaffy Quits After Twelve and a Half Years Service
Booth Dakotan judge Willer of the Sixth district steps down July 1 ending twelve and a half years on the bench. Born in Wisconsin and long practiced in Blum and the Black Hills, he has presided over many cases with numerous affirmations by the supreme court. The jurist, famed for strict handling of opulent offenses, departs to return to private law work after a celebrated career in the northern counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Dakotan
Galfy
Miany
Ile
Faulk County
Loring
Wisconsin
Fond du Daw
Nebraska
Black Hills
Hhat
Blum
Sixth Circuit
Supreme Court
Toxio
Taylor
Wink
Ahd
United States
Sumiei
Unie
Ben
Thiti
Want County Divided Western Lyman Settlers Demand Redistricting
Western Lyman county residents protest county officials elected from the eastern area and call for redistricting into districts that match population, creation of new election precincts to reduce long ballot trips, and a potential move to form a new county from the western portion with a bill to allow voting on division next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Lyman
Lyman County
West End
Electric Line Assured from Brookings to Sioux Falls
Citizens of Brookings donate 12000 dollars and provide a right of way and terminal facilities for the Brookings and Sioux Falls Electric railroad. The survey runs nearly due north from Brookings through Flandres to Sioux Falls, about sixty miles. promoter Isage A Smith of St Louis says construction will begin soon and the line will be in operation early next year, hauling freight and passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Sioux Falls
Disbarment Case Heard Against Judge Moore
Disbarment proceedings against Judge Joseph Ti Moore of Lead were heard with State Attorney Parker of Lawrence county appearing for the state and Moore representing himself. The supreme court at Pierre appointed a referee to take testimony, Judge W G Rice of the Eighth circuit chosen for that duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Supreme Court
Pierre
Joseph Ti
Lead
Parker
Lawrence County
W. G. Rice
Eighth Circuit
Bargain remark on meetings in big stores
Mrs Bingham asks what was said when she learned I first met my husband in one of the big stores. Mrs Green notes there are lots of cheap articles available in the big shops.
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Bingham
Democratic State Convention Nominates slate for 1908
The Yankton convention named W Fielder Deadwood and 3 Rumeey Woonsocket for Congress. J A Stransky Pukwana for governor. G Coffee Bon Homme for lieutenant governor. Lee Stary state with P K Latta Highmore. Wi Murthy Milbank treasurer. John Wily Fort Pierre auditor. Thomas Lyong Vermillion superintendent. C J B Harrig Yankton AG. M McLaughlin Madison school law commissioner. B H Lion Sioux Falls railroad commissioner.
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Yankton
Congress
W. Fielder
Deadwood
Rumeey
Woonsocket
J. A. Stransky
Pukwana
G Coffee
Bon Homme
Lee Stary
P. K. Latta
Highmore
Wi Murthy
Milbank
Anditver
John Wily
Fort Pierre
Thomas Lyong
Vermillion
C. J. B. Harrig
T. McLaughlin
Madison
B. H. Lion
Sioux Falls
C. Boyd Barrett
Aberdeen
Henry Wentay
Otto Peenillier
S.A. Ramsey
Wentry
Charles S. Watsman
Hot Springs
H.C. Hinek- Tey
Teatle
HT. Volkmar
Granty
W.T. da Mollette
Davison
A. Keenah
Clark
John A. Ross
Sioux Palle
M. M. Bennett
Yank
Roberts
Walter Jacobs
Brown
P.M. Ringrose
G. H. Seger
Wall River
Dr. Sherrill
Bute
Republican Party
William Jennings Bryan
Vernor—Tames
Prohibitionists Meet at Redfield Nominate State Ticket
The state Prohibition convention at Redfield with Rev. W. E. Green of Vermillion as permanent chairman and W. T. Rafferty of Miller as secretary adopted resolutions for prohibition and railway control, and nominated Knute Lewis for governor, Templeton and Jay for Congress, and a full slate of other state offices. John P. St. John addressed delegates.
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Redfield
W. EB. Green
Vermillion
W. T. Rafferty
Miller
United States
Blood flowed at Yankton over church fence dispute
A boundary clash on Monday morning between church trustees and a citizen and his wife at the German Lutheran church in Yankton led to the bloodiest fight in the area in years. Trustees Peter List and Michael Sonnenberg began tearing down a fence on church property, erected there seven
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Yankton
Peter List
Michael Sonnenberg
Old Holy Terror Mines Sold to New Jersey Investor
The famed Holy Terror Keystone mines were sold to Charles Morgan of South Orange New Jersey. Morgan plans to operate low and high grade ore, repair facilities, and reopen the property with two stamp mills. Payments are scheduled over four years, and key officers include Morgan as president and W A Robson as secretary and treasurer.
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Keystone
Old Holy Terrow
Charles Morgan
South Orange
Penington County Bank
Uio
Charles Morgin
N. J
W. A. Robson
New York
W. F. Collins
P. O'Keefe
Cheyenne River Reservation Pastures Put Up for Lease
Four western pastures totaling 1 315 780 acres on the Cheyenne River Indian reservation open for bidding on the 26th. Minimum price set at six cents an acre per year for five years. Pastures include Nos 1 through 4 forming the west half of the reservation. stock limits and free grazing for local Indian families noted. Prior lessees faced losses at three cent minimum, with some predicting no bids at six cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Indian Reservation
Cheyenne River Indian Reservation
Petroleum Is High Grade From Doremus Farm Oil
Analysis by Paris chemists of oil samples from the Doremus farm near South Shore shows high grade petroleum with a heavy kerosene content. Doremus submitted samples for exhaustive testing and awaits confirmation that drilling will yield even better quality oil.
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South Dakota
Doremus
South Shore
Paris
Bergman Family Attack Sparks State Attorney Involvement
In a violent confrontation, Mrs Bergman and her son faced attackers with a club and weapon. Mrs Bergman suffered cuts to the head and arms as the husband returned home and the state's attorney became involved. Further trouble is feared.
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Herman Bergman
Unclear Text From OCR: A Witty Yet Problematic Passage
The fragment notes a line about laughing at a woman who throws a rock at a dog and asks if one would cut a queer Ogure making a dress, presenting a perplexing, possibly archaic or coded remark lacking clear context or identifiable events or entities.
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Crawford
Harmony
Robert J. Gamble
Coe J. Crawford
Phily Wall
W. H. Parker
H. ©. Shoher
D. D. Wipf
Olivet
Auddlor
Ashno Herning
Campbell County
C. H. Cassill
Canton
S. W. Clark
Hans A. Astrud
C. G. Dokken
Denel County
George Rice
Flandreau
Codington County
Wilson
Fall River
Gregory
Committee
Wealdion
Frank McNally
Minnehihia
G. E. Todd
Cook
A. Gunderson
Miner
McNulty
Robertsenim
Resolu
Ons
Friends of Protection
Aurora
S. H. Baker
R. O. Richards
J. 4
Runningwater Brookings
W. A. Perkins
Chas
J. McCloud
Brule
J. B. Laughlin
Buffalo
J. W. Mircks
Butte
D. R. Evans
Campbell
Theo
Wasmuth
Charles Mix
H. K. Gjolme
Wm. McGann
Clay
H. Barrett
Codington
D.T. Walker
Custer
L. M. Donaldson
T. J. Spangler
John W. Arthur
Denel
H. P. Olen
Douglas
T. B. Roberta
Heminds
J. Hamm
Charles T. Conger
Fanik
Frank M. Bye
Grant —Thos
M. Bock
Keller, Hamlin
Wm. Trimin
Hand
J. C. Briges
Manson
Ww. L. Ryburn
Mighes
C. C. Bennett
Hutchinson
John McClain
Hyfle
K. C. Shoherid
M. Steere
Inssbury
Peter J. Lange
A. Johnson
Lawrence—Chambers Keller, Lincoln
Thomas Thoreson
Lyman
W. J. Dent
McGook
Wm. Hoese
McPherson
C. Vorlander
Marshall
J. BE. McDoupall
Meade
H. P. Atwater
O. M. Oshen
N. E. Phillips
Moody
J. G. Coleman Pennington
A. KX. Gardner
Potter
S. M. Howard
David Eastman
Sanborn
H. Heath
Spink
O S. Hasland
Stanley
Fred A. Mix
Sally
Frank Goddard
Tirner
Allin Borne
Tuton
Walworth
The
Stanley County
Pennington Cmpty
Judge Gaffy
Want County
Stransky
Indorses Bryan
Freeman Knowles
Hicket
James Kerwan
Henry A. Berge
Brook+ Ing
Laweence
Marlin Reeve
W. A. Williams
Rittead
Thomas RR
Lunn
I. M. Burnside
Hyde
T. Francis Atwood
Carl O. Lohre
H. Cranmer
Fr. Townsend
Bulle
Old Holy Terror
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