Scattered Miscellany Notes From The Citizen Republican
A mixed compilation from The Citizen- Republican of Scotland South Dakota includes child lore humor on famous figures and a Scottish leader query, remarks on Mary Conte Estonian magnate with reindeer wealth, and notes on Oz and colonial topics. It also covers Japanese Korea tree distribution, Sir Edwin Arnold comments on American women, Burmese court customs, Jamaica mongoose policy, Australian curiosity, Tampa fire chief, sugar beet plant contract, and global imports exports data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Maggio Harris
A. J. Harris
Tampa
Port Tampa
Mate
Victoria
Manuel
Meerenessternment Han
Jubilee Festivity to Honor Dakota Territory Birth
Yankton May 10 Dakota territory jubilee week set June 11 to 18 with union service parade historic spots and pageants centered on Yankton notable attendees include ex governors and state officials Cuban S S league baseball event on June 13 and a living flag pageant on June 15 highlight the festivities amid strong local support and paid up Old Settlers Society membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Dakents
Te Dakotar
New England
Lorne Dakotane
Tl Parte
United Tates
Coniiltles
Fourth Regiment Band
Watertown
Vielions
Ventey
Foresty
Gamble
Bartlett
Jayne
Territory
Blead
Herried
Flurl
North Dakota
Smutty Bear
Lewis and Clark
Cuban Sur Baseball Aun
Travana
Cuba
Mey County
Hig
Parankton Tadlans
Onator Poitigrew
Power
Montana
J. Hyshober
Dr. Holman
Yunistop
Dewitt Hare
College
Dakota
Verendrye
Mandan
Missouri
Lewin and Clark
Indiana
Tralia
Sergeant Ross
Joseph Mills Hanson
Rand
Yaniston County Old Setttlers
WEDDINGS IN VERMILLION AND NEARBY AREAS
Certificates record multiple weddings: Christine Backlund and Ole Anderson wed in Vermillion in their new Dakota Street home with Rev. C S Thoms officiating. Rodney area couples Missie Patterson and Frank Earlywine wed in Sioux City last Saturday. David Laveile and Minnie Ashenbrenner tied the knot at St Augusta church with luncheon at Charles Lammert’s home.
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Vermillion
D.—Milne
Christine Backlund
Ole Anderson
Dakota Street
Rev. C
Thoms
Rodney
Missie
Per Patterson
Frank Earlywine
Sioux City
Reaturday
Iowa
Winnebago
Nel
Son of the Emperor Injured in Sham Battle
Report reads that Prince Chiauwhim, youngest son of Nimperor Willan, was hurt during a sham battle. The incident left his guards and mounts uninjured, with conflicting fragments about the exact date and location of the maneuver.
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Sham
Brin
Chiauwhim
Nimperor Willan
Aire
Durin
Dakota State News Roundup from Dell Rapids and Towns
A sprawling South Dakota page notes continuous local agitation and meetings across towns including Lennox, Watertown, Chamberlain, and Dell Rapids. Reports cover school matters, new plant developments, legal actions, and community events with a mix of obituaries, real estate, and infrastructure plans.
Copious rains break impending drought across wide region
May 29 reports describe heavy rain stretching from Chamberlain toward the Missouri river and Aberdeen, with lighter falls near Scotland and Canton. The downpour promises crops will thrive for weeks as moisture saturates the ground, while separate notes from Aberdeen record manslaughter verdicts in a 1919 case, with Lowry convicted despite defense-executed evidence.
Milwaukee to Coast Fast Trains Inaugurated
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul lines announce the first rapid trains to the Pacific coast. The Columbian No 17 leaves Chicago 10 00 am, Olympian No 18 departs Tacoma 5 45 pm. Westbound trains reach McIntyre May 29 and Tacoma May 30. Aberdeen merchants join booster excursion May 31, a 4 day trip with 10 coaches and over 100 firms. Dakota Wesleyan wins state oratorical contest with Harvey Leavitt first and Nathaniel Haas second. Yankton student barred for low grades.
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Milwaukee
McIntosh, &. Dy
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Puget Sound
Hich WillLmin
Tacoma
Mcintvale
Mony
Aberdeen Merchants
Aberdeen
S. D
Aberdeen Jobbers’ Association
Miles City
Mont
South Dakota
Dakota Wesleyan
Harvey Leavitt
Nathaniel Haas
Red~eid College
Carl 2. Smith
Huron College
Yankton
Yankton College
Jow
Storm Wrecks Telegraph and Telephone Wires
Telegraph and telephone communications were interrupted by the storm with trees and power lines down. Widespread damage reported along the coast, with several lines severed and services disrupted in Huron and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Ruin
Memorial day notices and civic updates across South Dakota towns
A sweep of short items reports postmaster nominations, Memorial day speakers, city officers, county fairs, graduations, church calls, drought and saloon talks, building bids, and public events in towns from Troquois to Pierre. Included are lightning damage at Yankton, new fire department posts, and upcoming Decoration Day plans.
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Marion
A. H. Dirne
Troquois
A. B. Fairbanks
Huron
Alexandria
O. L. Branson
Mitchell
Yankton
Carretson
Father Twohlg
Tea Bank Vault Robbery Foiled by Weight on Chest
A Sioux Falls detective helped arrest three of the five men tied to the Tea Farmers Savings Bank heist. About 1,000 to 1,400 dollars were taken, vaults were blown, and heavy currency blocks blocked further theft. Suspects were seen fleeing toward Sioux Falls. a wide search continues.
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Blouz Falla
S. D
Chic Johnson
Sioux Falls
Tea
S&sd
Great Northern Railroad
Nebuchadnezzar diet burdens the mails at Hot Springs
Postmaster J A Stanley reports a flood of letters about alfalfa as food for both cattle and people. Rancher Mark Rich, amid state inquiries and samples, organized a company to market alfalfa as tea and breakfast food. Department of Agriculture interest grows. John S Cole of the government visited Rich’s ranch.
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Hot Springs
M. D
J. A. Stanley Wail Boon
Mark Rich
Wein
Beast
Rich
Department of Agriculture
John S. Cole
Invernment
Mr. Ich
James D Elliott Pleased With Taft Appointment
James D. Jallott named by Prent Taft as the new judge of the South Dakota district court expresses frank pleasure. He says it has been his lifelong ambition to sit on the federal bench and plans to resign as solicitor for the Milwaukee Railroad company. He will remain in Aberdeen for now.
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James D. Elliott
Taft
Aberdeen
S. D
James D. Jallott
Prent Taft
South Dakota District Court
Elliott
Milwaukes Railroad Company
Margin of five in county seat fight
Colonel 8, D., May 27. By a narrow margin of five votes the townsite of White River was declared the county seat in Mellette county's organization election held yesterday. Two other candidates were Woods and Ogallalla. White River promoted by Jackson Bros. of Dallas. Picnic ground that insects don’t infest. Hot Springs, S. D., May 27. Sylvan Lake, highest summer resort past of the Rockies, opened Saturday for the season. Altitude 6,200 feet. hay fever and insects are unknown there. An automobile road from the city will soon be completed, permitting autos to climb through the mountains in less than two hours. Pulled the trigger of the gun with his toe. Mitchell, S. D., May 27. Sigmund Jensen, 29, committed death by his own actions in the southwest part of the county. He had been working on a farm and seemed low in spirits. He entered the house, removed one foe, and placing a shotgun against his breast, pushed the trigger with his toe. It is believed Jensen was Wisconsin.
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Lennox
Rmibutary
Kely
Watertows
Watertown High School
A. Tf
Bex Moir
Kings Dury County
Garrbetson
Cottonwood Riil Philly
A. Kerner
Dell Rapids
Simpson
Dellys
Watertown
A. Bherin
Hollee Crom
Supreme Court
Chamberlain
City Commission and
Commercial Club
Charles Nash
Mallmister
Marietta
Bion
Galary
Spearfish
Willis Wailton
Henry Harwood
Fish and Game Club
Gene Warden Peterson
Mires
Roy
John W. Walker
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
Berkele Divinity School
Middletown
Gonn
W. Blilr Roberta
Episcopal Church
Gregory
Tripp
Brite County
Wilbur Township
T. EB. Andrews
Lake
Sioux Falls
Howard Ripp
John Ripp
Tripp County
Yankton
Supt
T. A. Harmon
Retta Sasse
de Smet
Ava Fickling
Sturgis
Donald C. McConachie
Stoneville
Mitchell
A. T. Cox
Harold Cox
U. S
Philadelphia
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Draper
Democrat
Bure
Kennebhc
Lyman County
Kennebec
Atendance
I. T Hratager
Bluse Falls
South Dakota Central Railway
Sime
Wilmot
Tlenry
Tienry
Wolsex
Board of Education
Veblen
Farmers’ Supply Company
Gann Valley
G. W. Fraser
Buffalo County
J. H. Drips
J. L. Hutchinson
Isaac Pile
Harry H. Burdick
Sioux City
New Firmn
Armour
Guymes
August Hippe
Perkins County
Jennie Ver Steeg
Harrison
of Soldiers and Tin Committee
Courtest
Henry Snyder
Foxyland
Graceland Cemetery
Howard
Mré
Bakke
A. Trotals
Hartford—Co
Melvin Grigsby
Opera House
Valley Springs
Corsica
Volunteers Department
Wtottons
Geo. J. Johnson
W. T. Stolt
H. Symons
James A. Mullen
Lead
Pierre
Northwestern Investment Company
Spokane
Wash
Department of the Secretary of State
South Dakota
DE Smot
White River
Mellette County
Fel Woods
Ogallalla
the Woods
Jackson Bros
Dallas
Sylvan Lake
Rockies
Aeason
Hias
Tor Mitchell
Sigmund Jensen
Jensen
Wisane
Juvenile Burglars Confess To Petty Jobs In Plantinton
Three juveniles here admitted burglaries including breaking into a residence and stealing four bars worth $13. They implicated others and confessed to several other minor robberies. Murdo Pioneer reportsPlantinton May 27.
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Plantinton
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Jurge Rice
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Ainsworth
Neb
Itacon
Tertown
Codington
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Hamiln
Clark
Clark County
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Artur Lowry
Kiling
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Lowry
Gus Ranick
Latvior
Flater’s
Grice Walrath
Banick
Tie
C. C. Carpenter
Vessey
Twelfth Judicial Court
Gettysburg
J. C. Adams
J. P. Sargent
R. L. Flickenger
W. J. Barison
Association
Madison
State Normal School
Hetland
Hill
Tabor
Badger
Congress
Pipare
State Pardon Board
Christian Christansen
Leola
Fust
Deadwood
Black Hills
Scottish Rite Masons
T. Taubmann
Grand Sovirelan
Ty Whiting
John Tough
Ve A.B. Tairon
Moody
Reiney
TG J. Hoyer
Nebuchadnezzar
Mellette
Jackson Boys
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