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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1909

Page

18

State Institute Dates Set by State Superintendent Ustrud

State Superintendent Ustrud released the schedule for county institutes this year and named conductors for each county. The list covers numerous counties with institute dates ranging from May to August and notes the Milbank four week session tied to Roberts county starting June 28.

Institute Supt Ustrud Aurora M. M. Ramer Beadle C. H. French Bon Homme E. C. Perisho Brookings A. Brigham Brown C. L. Fillebrown Edmunds W. A. Thompson Fall River M. M. Ramer Faulk J. Jones Grant G. W. Nash Gregory Camfield Hamlin M. A. Lange Hand Bruce McVay Hanson B. D. Buvers Hughes Hutchinson A. W. Trettien Hyde Jerauld Kingsbury Lake W. Heston Lawrence Alexander Strachan Linson Lyman H. K. Warren McCoon A. A. McDonald McPhereon J. Jones, Jr Marshall W. S. Given Meade A. H. Bigelow Miner B. C. Perisho Minnehaha Moody Given Pennington Potter J. C. Lindsey Robarts Sanborn H. M. Beet Spink J. W. McClintock Stanley Sully Turner E. D. Stivers Union

Six Constitutional Amendments to be Voted Next General Election

The secretary of state outlines six constitutional amendments focusing on tax methods for corporate property, equal suffrage, setting minimum attorney general salaries, leasing state school funds for agriculture, and guiding new state institutions locations. In addition, several initiatives and referendums cover local option, militia law, congressional districts, electric headlight law, abolishing the state board of embarkers, and governor powers to suspend minor officials. The ballot will be a long ribbon, with voters marking near the top and possibly stopping early toward the foot of the ballot.

Vetera Secretary of State Board of Embarkers

Masons Elect Officers At Watertown Grand Session

Royal Arch Masons and Knights Templar met in Watertown for their thirty fourth annual gathering electing officers for the grand chapter and grand commandry. Key posts filled include Grand High Priest David A. Douglas Spearfish and Grand Commander in the Knights Templar. The Order of High Priesthood also named officers led by L G Leroy Webster and Charles L Brockway. The meeting closed with a Mark Master work exemplification and no radical resolutions were adopted.

Royal Arch Knights Templar Watertown Royal Arch Masons David A. Douglas Spearfish Frank A. Brown Aberdeen Jacob Nissen Yankton C. A. Christopherson Sioux Falls Louis Jacobs Lennox George A. Pettigrew Sioux Pall Grand Chapter Charles L. Brockway Chamberlain H. J. Rice Ives M. G. Carlisle Brookings J. A. Brown Bentacl L. V. Schneider Salem Broward Clarence B Wilt Mitchell Erders

Trouble in the Ranks in Aberdeeen Suffrage Campaign

Equal suffrage groups and the W C T U face internal rifts over campaigning strategy as they prepare for an Aberdeen convention to harmonize differences. National representatives will attend while prior conferences failed to resolve disputes that hindered the amendment drive at the legislature.

Dla Aberdeen National Organization Equal Suffrage

Gophers Targeted by County Bounty Program

Day county voters set a bounty on gophers from May 1 to June 15. Auditor reports 46 000 gophers killed and about 1160 dollars paid in rewards so far. Officials expect thousands more to fall before the June 15 deadline, reducing crop damage.

Day County

Extension of Milwaukee Road Route Across South Dakota Length Set

Official statement fixes the Milwaukee road extension west of the Missouri as reaching from west of the Missouri river bridge in Dewey County through Meade and Butte counties to the state’s western line. The line runs southwest to Moreau River, Virgin Creek valley, and Armstrong county area, about 215 miles long.

Missouri Missouri River Dewey South Dakota Moreau River Virgin Creek Armstrong County Dewey, Armstrong, Meade and Butte Butte County

Black Hills Flood Estimated Cost To Lawrence County

The Black Hills flood caused about 50000 in losses to Lawrence County with roads and bridges destroyed. Railroads restored service quickly though the Burlington trolley line between Deadwood and Lead remains out for several days.

Lawrence County Falsbottom Reliance Mining Company Annie Creek Burlington and North-Western Seadwood Burlington Deadwood Englewood Black Hills Fort Pierre Burlington Trolley Lead

Paradis Sells Ranch and Live Stock for $45,000

T Paradis longtime Dakota cattle raiser sold his ranch and all livestock to Paul Flemming of Huron for 45000. Paradis, a Dakota settler who moved from Fort Pierre to Cheyenne River era, ends his cattle interests and plans a quiet future.

T. Paradis Missouri Paradis Dakota Fort Pierre Cheyenne River Paul Flemming Huron Mr. Paradis

Emergency Burn First Aid Circular Issued by State Fire Marshal

State Fire Marshal Craft released a circular detailing emergency burn treatment before medical help arrives. The guidance emphasizes sealing the wound area from air with wet cloths or similar coverings to prevent complications while awaiting professional care.

Craft

Serious Charge Against George Prichard in Towner Arrests

Belle Kramar swore out a complaint charging George Prichard with criminal assault after an alleged incident at Al alfa Valley Land Co. Employees Prichard and Kramar, a cook, were left alone when the act occurred. He was jailed in Towner.

George Prichard Towner Belle Kramar Barties Alalfa Valley Land Co Cook Prichard

Farm House Struck and Destroyed by Lightning Near Bridgewater

During a severe storm Henry Jansen's farm house five miles northwest of Bridgewater was struck by lightning and burned to the ground with contents worth about 1000. William Tammen and family tenants were inside and several members were badly stunned and carried from the burning building. Heavy hail accompanied the storm with minor damage.

Henry Jansen Bridgewater William Tammen

Fire destroys Aberdeen frame buildings housing two firms

A nighttime blaze of incendiary origin gutted the two story shed occupied by Barnes Wholesale Crockery and Burns Leaf in Aberdeen. Losses include Barnes $10,000 with $5,000 insured and Burns Leaf heavy losses with $100 insurance. building owned by Aberdeen Wholesale Grocery insured for $1,500. Police seek a stranger who warned W. G. Wells of danger the night before.

Debber Aberdeen Wholesale Grocery Company W. G. Wells Wells

Man Confesses To Double Murder In Kadoka Well Case

Michael Maloney was arrested Friday evening at Cottonwood by U S Marshal Wiltfang of Kadoka and confessed to killing W D Tony and J Goodwin of Sioux City. Bodies were found in a well on the McNally ranch and skull injuries support his claim of an ax and a club. Robbery was the motive and he will be sent to Fort Pierre for confinement.

Michael Maloney Cottonwood Marshal Wiltfang Kadoka W. D. Tony J. Goodwin Sioux City McNally Maloney Fort Pierre Saul

Geologists Meet in Orebo and Swedens Legal Debates

The Geological Society held a mid May meeting in Orebo with excursions to nearby sites. State Geologist F R Tegengren addressed iron ore in Middle Swerden and H Hedstrom spoke on Swedish minerals with statistics. Rev Nels Hannerz debates devil belief and possible heresy charges in Stockholm. At Uddvalla trial of Tallberg on incitement to riot continues. Denmark reports 880000 electors with 424000 women. sugar factory at Halmstad to close and dissolving firm prevails after Genenvad sale to Swedish sugar trust.

The Geological Society Orebo F. R. Tegengren Middle Swerden H. Hedstrom Sweden Nels Hannerz Stockholm Rev Hannert Halmstad Genevad Swedish Sugar Trust

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