Circuit Court Convenes in May Term Actions and Pleas
The May term opened with Judge Thos. Boned presiding as court reporter Wallace noted. Twelve to thirteen citizenship applications filled most of the day, with others on new trials dismissals calenders and criminal pleadings. Defendants Nimble pleaded guilty to simple assault and fined 350 or 25 days. Ronning and Boardman faced liquor violations with guilty pleas and not guilty pleas respectively. Barnett pleaded guilty to burglary with a 100 fine and suspended sentence. Smith trial for liquor without license spread into a late jury discharge after an all-night deliberation. Local attorneys from out of town were present. Sheriff Minder and deputies kept orderly proceedings.
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Circuit Monet
Thos. Ts. Boned
Peesiving
Win
Wallace
State
Defendent
P. Ronning
Charley Boardman
John Barnett
A. G. Smith
Mrs. H Aschwege Dies in Geneseo Township
Mrs. H Aschwege, aged, died Tuesday evening at her home in Geneseo township after a two day illness from appendicitis. Born in Gansell township on May 24, 1555, she was the eldest daughter of Mas and M Gerhard Jurgens. She married Hor mut Aschwege on November 20 and lived on his farm in Geneseo. Survived by her husband two children a daughter ten and a son two, one brother Heriwan ters, and sisters Martha Emma Jurgens and Mrs Arthur Smith. The family has the community’s sympathy in the loss.
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Herman Xseliwere
Geneseo
Arlock
Anni Jurgens
Gansell
Miweh
Wind
Mas
Gerhard
Hormut Asclwege
Aschwege
Heriwanters
Arthur Smith
Martha
Emma Jurgens
Wilmot Republican
Debaters crown Sioux Falls team in SD championship
Sioux Falls debaters won the state title last Thursday at Sioux City judges favored Sioux Falls with two votes to one over Sisseton. The Sisseton squad defended the Monroe Doctrine while Sioux Falls backed abolition, with Miss Staing and Messrs Strand and Peterson among honors awarded.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Sioux Pai
Sisseton
Miss Staing
Messrs Strand
Peterson
Sisseton High
Webster World
G A R Pillar Memorial Funding Sought by Counties
Col KE Parr urges G A R members in Rapid City to secure state aid for a memorial pillar on capitol grounds. Legislature has allocated one thousand dollars, with a five thousand dollar county match expected, costing about three hundred dollars for the largest county.
Woman Attacked on LaMars Township Farm
Mrs Pete Jensen was assaulted by an unknown man named Peder Sola who stalked from a grove to the kitchen. She fought back and screamed. sheriff Budack then deputized F P Nelson who captured the suspect at LaMars station. The report, from Hankinson News, notes the victim and arrest details.
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Pete Jensen
Phoebe Green
LaMuars
Peder Sola
LaMars
Hankinson News
Play Well Presented In Opera House Audience Delighted
The Hoodoo play staged in the Opera House Friday evening thrilled a full crowd. Miss Chaberlin and Mr. Griesimer guided a polished cast with no hitches, each performer delivering their best. The production featured many named roles and a structured three act house party plot with Elopement at midnight. The Pierre banking commission and state law provisions for bank soundness are being prepared for enforcement by January 1, 1916 with several days of preliminary sessions.
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Ich
Chaberlin
Griesimer
Ae Webster Anderberg
Dun
Joe
Mabel Chilson
Ima Clinger
Ruth Minder Angelina
Angel
Dorothy Olson
Doris Rutiles
Amy
Mother Morris
Semiramis Spiggot
Rother
Moorehead vote closes saloons after dry election
In Chin county Moorehead and surrounding areas held a dry election with farmer support and a strong turnout. Saloons in Moorehead will close June 20, while Barnesville receives six months to dispose of stock. several liquor wholesalers also plan to shut shops this week.
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Chin
Simon
Moorehead
Barnesville
Milbank News
Seoperse
Death of Robert Philip One Year Old
Editor reports the death of his young son Robert Philip aged one year nine months and three days after a brief illness. He died peacefully at eleven o clock Monday night. Funeral services were held from the residence with Rev Roche officiating and the body laid to rest in Sisseton cemetery.
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Robert Philip
Robert
Perch Abound at Traverse Lake as Wedding Joy Follows
Traverse Lake hosts strong perch catches this spring as anglers report fine strings using hook and worm bait. A game and fish agent recently stocked pike fry and locals note perch remain top choices for fresh water dining. Miss Myrtle Cook and Mr Will son Walsh wed at the M E parsonage with friends sending best wishes for their future in Battle Lake Minnesota.
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Traverse Lake
Game and Fish Department
Lake Traverse
Browns Valley Tribune
Myrtle Cook
Willson Walsh
M. E. Parsonage
Shearer
Cook
Margaret Cook
Walsh
Battle Lake
Minesota
Giantvalley leaves Summit for Aberdeen in move of attorney
The article notes A Giantvalley a prominent attorney from Summit plans to relocate to Aberdeen citing centrality and strong connections there. It highlights his good practice in Summit and his wide friendships and satisfactory dealings during residence. Two 14 inch coast defense guns bound for Manila Bay pass through Summit on steel cars en route from Watertown Arsenal.
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Po A. Giantvilley
Summit
Aberdeen
Giantvalley
Uncle Sam
Milwaukee
Manila Bay
Sandy Hook
J Coast Defense
Fort Frank
Watertown
Mass
Panama Canal
NEW EFFINGTON ITEMS
The Rev Lee’s congregation held a large surprise party for him on Sunday presenting a purse of about 300 for a starter toward an automobile. A social time followed with refreshments. A graveyard and dignity theme appears in a later quip about character and decorum.
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Rev. Lee
Memorial services and Commencement at Government School
Visitors from the Government School attended services at the chapel for Miss Mabel Spider. Commencement events begin next Sunday with the Baccalaureate by Rev. Irwin, Class Day May 31 by Aston Eggen, and the Annual Banquet June 2 followed by class speakers and the Saluta tor and Valedictory in the Opera House. Mr. and Mrs. Graversen visited Peever. they returned with the Sonstegaards in a Maxwell.
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Mabel
Spider
Rwin
Aston Eggen
Watertown
Carl Graversen
Baby
Peever
Sonstegard
Mrs. Sonstegaard
Maxwell
We Are Moving to Barrington Building Facility
After this week the Standard office will be located in the Barrington building first door west of Waletich and Plat's store. We are installing a complete new line of machinery and will be better prepared than ever to handle your work. We extend an invitation to all to come and inspect the new modern plant.
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Standard
Barrington
Waletich & Plat
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