Insurgent Leaders in State Politics Draw Sharp Attacks
Opinion column condemns insurgent leaders in the state, comparing them to North Dakota rhetoric and recalling a political power struggle involving King David. It likens political factions to a horse that halts only when a bell rings, implying manipulation by entrenched bosses.
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Tink
Dakina
David
Battle ends in South Dakota GOP split
In South Dakota, insurgents claim a victory in factional battles within the Republican Party. Goe, Crawtz nominated for gay erder at Sioux Falls on June 6, while Gamble earns support for senator. The Standard pledges continued fight for party principles, urging unity and backbone despite defeat. A Sioux Falls convention fallout spurred calls to reunite the party and back the nominated ticket. A new farm union formed in Sisseton with officers elected.
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Vic
Republican Party of
South Dako
Goe
Crawtz
Gay Erder
Sioux Walls
Gamble
Birod
Burke
Martin
Klte
Trite
Edmund Vance Cooke
Ale
Sioux Falls
Tefever
St Tanpan D
Mit
Wiifest
South Dakota
Diphtheria Strikes Peever Prompt Health Action
Dr Bobb attended a five year old child in Peever where diphtheria was found and death confirmed. Several more cases emerged as residents relaxed precautions. Dr Taplin notified. authorities urge pasteurization like measures and school closures to curb spread.
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Bobb
Hoover
Jon Larson
Peever
Sisseton
Taplin
Board of Health
Fourth of July celebration proceeds with strong support
The Eagle notes the planned celebration in Ti ianow with high confidence that Siasaton will mark the holiday grandly. The organizing committee has secured over a substantial sum and expects more. Meanwhile Miss Marvin of the second grade departed for her home in Parker South Dakota. Miss Kerns will leave Monday for Milbank.
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Ianow
Siasaton
Marvin
Parcker
Kerns
Milbank
Notice for Publication of Land Claim at Watertown
Notice is given that a claimant intends to prove title to land in the Watertown district. Before Paul Babcock United States Commissioner in Sissei city, on June 2, 1905, Frederick Swede seeks to establish ownership for the southeast and southwest quarters of section 1 in township range west, with witnesses Nels N. Gieven, Assust Lindquist, Anton LeMyren, and Casper Sich.
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Land Ofice
Watertown
Settlor
Paul Babcock
Saul Palola
Sissei
Loup Haier
Frederick Swede
Nort
Rage
Staseton
Watneton Indias
Ana
Lund
Nels
N.gieven
Assust Lindquist
Anton le Myren
Casper Sich
Higderrandd
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