State Institute Dates Set by Supt Ustrud in 4-Week Summer Plan
State Superintendent Ustrud announced the annual county institute dates and assigned conductors. The list covers counties from Aurora to Yankton with dates ranging June through September, plus a note that Grant county Institute continues four weeks at Milbank with Roberts county starting June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ustrud
I Aurora
M. M. Ramer Beadle
C. H. French
Bon Homme
EB. C. Perisho
Brookings
A. Brigham
Clay
W. C. Perisho
Codington
B. Parsons
Custer
F.J. Kelly
Davison
J. A. Stout
Day
W. A. Thompson
Deuel
W. S. Given
Douglas
C. L. Fillebrown
Edmunds
Fall River
McM. Ramner
Faulk
J. Jones
Grant
G. W. Nash
Gregory
L. BE
Camfield
Hamlin
M. A. Lange
Hand
Bruce McVay
Hanson
E. D. Savers
Hughes
M. M. Ramer
Hutchinson
A.W. Trettlen
Hyde
Jerauld
Kingsbury
Sanborn
H. M. Best
Spink
J. W. McClintock
Stanley
Sully
Turner
B. D. Stivers
Union
Perisho
Walworth
C. H. Lugg
Yankton
George H. Scott
Harding
Belle Fourche
A. H. Breslow
Perkins
Grant County Institute
Milbank
Roberts County
Ballot Proposals Set for General Election
State voters will decide six constitutional amendments and six initiatives and referenda at the next general election. Major change aims at property tax assessment. other measures cover equal suffrage, attorney general pay, leasing state lands, locating new institutions, and district indebtedness for school buildings. Additional referenda include militia law, two congressional districts, electric headright, abolishing the state board of embassyers, and governor’s power to suspend minor officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Embassyers
Attite
Cange
Royal Arch and Knights Templar Elect Officers in Watertown
The Royal Arch Masons of Watertown elected officers led by Grand High Priest David A. Douglas Spearfish and Deputy Frank A. Brown Aberdeen. The Knights Templar opened with a parade and the Order of High Priesthood named officers led by Grand President L G Levoy Webster. No radical legislation emerged and membership increased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch
Knights Templar
Watertown
Royal Arch Marsons
Aberdeen
George A. Pettigrew
Blox Falls
Charles L. Brockway
Chamberlain
H. J. Rice
Hue Herald
M. G. Carlisle
Brookings
W. A. Brown
Benilmel
L. ¥. Schneider
Salou
Broward
Clarence B. Wilt
Mitchell
Trouble in the Ranks Over Equal Suffrage Campaign
The equal suffrage faction plans a Aber deen convention to unite the campaign for the amendment next year while tensions rise with the W C T U. Old-line suffragists favor a straight suffrage drive separate from temperance groups. Delegates from national organizations are expected to attend to harmonize divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberfleen
National Organization
Aberdeen
County Pays Bounty for Gopher Kills in Day County
Day County officials reported a May 1 to June 15 bounty program on gophers. The county auditor notes about 40,000 gopher tallies and roughly 1,160 dollars paid in rewards so far. Officials expect thousands more gophers to be killed before June 15 to protect crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day County
Man Arrested for Criminal Assault in Towner
George Prichard was arrested in Towner on a criminal assault charge. The complaint by Belle Kramar states the incident occurred while she and Prichard were alone. She traveled to the city to swear out a warrant. Prichard was jailed in Towner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Prichard
Towner
Belle Kramar
Barties
Alalfa Valley Land Co
Cook
Prichard
Milwaukee extension settles coverage in South Dakota area
The Milwaukee road extension west of the Missouri river is officially set. The route runs from a point west of the Missouri river bridge in Dewey County southwesterly to Moreau river and Virgin Creek valleys, then west near Armstrong county across Dewey, Armstrong, Meade and Butte to the state’s west line. Length is about 215 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Missouri River
Dewey
South Dakota
Moreau River
Virgin Crash
Armstrong County
Armstrong
Meade
Butte
Butte County
Flood Damage in Lawrence County Estimated at 50000
The county faces about 50000 in losses from the recent flood that washed out roads and destroyed bridges. Unemployed men began repairs, but full restoration will take weeks. Rail lines and mills suffered. some traction and passenger service are returning after rapid relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
T- 18
Falsebottom
Reliance Mining Company
Annicreak
Strawberry
Twa
Burlington and
North-Western
Deadwood
Nylington Bes
Lead
Englewood
Black Hills
Mort Merre Road
Burlington
Paradis Sells Ranch and Livestock for 45000
Dakota rancher T Paradi s has sold his cattle interests and ranch west of the Missouri to Paul Memming of Huron for 45000 dollars. The old-time cattle raiser has settled out of the business as settlers crowd the Fort Pierre Cheyenne river area. Paradis plans to retire and take life easy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Paradis
Missouri
Paradis
Dakota
Cameo Fort Pierre
Cheyenne River
Paul Memming
Huron
Livesrocle
Circular on Emergency Burn Treatment Issued by State Fire Marshal
The State Fire Marshal crafts a circular detailing emergency burn and scald treatment before physician care. It emphasizes covering the affected area with wet cloths or similar湿 to protect from air and prevent complications if medical help is delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craft
Farmhouse Struck by Lightning Near Bridgewater
During a severe electrical storm the farmhouse of Henry Jansen five miles northwest of Bridgewater occupied by William Tammen and family was struck by lightning and destroyed with much of the contents. Loss about 1000. Several family members were stunned and carried from the burning building. Heavy hail caused minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jansen
Bridgewater
William Tammen
Fire destroys Aberdeen two story building used by Crockery and Grocery firms
A night blaze of incendiary origin destroyed the two story frame building housing Barnes Wholesale Crockery and Burns Land company in Aberdeen. Losses include Barnes Crockery at 10000 dollars with 5000 ins, Burns Land largely uninsured, and Aberdeen Wholesale Grocery at 1500 insured. A stranger warned W G Wells of fire the night before and police seek him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debber
Moecher
Barnes Wholesale Crockery Company
Burns Laff Company
Aberdeen
Barnes Crockery Company
Burns Land Company
Aberdeen Wholesale Grocery Company
W. G. Wells
Wells
Suspect Confesses to Double Murder at McNally Ranch
Michael Maloney admitted to killing W. D. Tony and J. Goodwin, whose bodies were found in a well on the McNally ranch after a Friday arrest by U.S. Marshal Wiltfang of Kadoka. He said one man was struck with an ax and the other with a club, the skulls supporting his claim. robbery is listed as the motive. He will be taken to Fort Pierre and placed in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Maloney
Cottonwood
Marshal Wiltfang
Kadoka
W. D. Tony
J. Goodwin
Sioux City
McNally
Maloney
Fort Pierre
Geologists hold successful mid May meeting in Oreho Sweden
The Geological society convened in Oreho mid May with excursions to notable nearby sites. State Geologist F R Tegenren addressed iron ore at Middle Sweden, and H Hedstrom discussed mineral statistics and comparisons while other eminent geologists spoke on various topics. The conference lasted a week and included extensive field trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Geological Society
Oreho
F. R. Tegen Ren
Sweden
H. Hedstrom
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Hotographer
Henry Goebel
Roberta
Marahall County
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Imine
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Chieare
Masons
Erders
Second Ave
H. Mead
Avery and Feed Stable
Milwaukee
Sikeston Miling Co
Wsuck
Sisseton Mill &Light Co
Nels Hannerz
Stockholm
Rev
Hannerz
Uddwalla
T. 3. Tallberg
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Genevade
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