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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
6
A garbled OCR page from a 19th century newspaper mixes literary criticism, theater notes, religious discussion, social observations, and scattered data. It mentions wedding rings, theater tours, John Wesley, the Dulles Mouse play, and a range of cultural and civic topics with numerous unclear names and places, showing a patchwork of period concerns.
A tainted account recalls a historical Indian Massacre tragedy. The narrative describes a statue ceremony and reactions by officials and residents, noting the impact on memory and public sentiment amid controversy. The piece references local figures and the broader community response to the memorial.
An imprecise obituary fragment mentions the Oldeet van State and Mixtertuen with references to a Peter Meer and Lee Belareth. The text hints at a death, age, and possible family or local dignitaries, but the damaged OCR obscures names, places, and clear events.
The outbreak of cattle disease near the river prompts quarantine and movement restrictions. Veterinarians report several affected herds and urge owners to comply with disiling days and health checks. Authorities note limited local authority presence and emphasize monitoring and safety measures for nearby farms.
Yankton South Dakota May 31 E N Mc Callum a month worker in worthless checks is in jail for trial and banks at Tabor Utica Center of Mission HNL Scotland Delmont Kay lor and others have cashed checks for McCallum up to $20 each in recent days He used a mime in his operations and is held for trial.
Police report a man allegedly assaulted his wife and forced her from a buggy during a dispute on a street. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene as bystanders intervene and authorities arrest the suspect for assault and disturbing the peace.
A man was found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon in a case where he shot his wife. The defense described the crime as atrocious and asked for mercy as the trial revealed the sequence of events and the impact on the victim. Local observers noted the severity and the evidence presented during the proceedings.
Catholics complete state organization gatherings with officers named, funds raised for Columbus University rebuilding, and plans for a statewide Catholic immigrant event. The next annual meeting is set for Wisconsin with a May 25 address and a June commencement in Bridgewater.
Yankton College student Charles A. Alseth and Mitchell student Harry Tibbetts won first and second in the state inter-collegiate oratorical contest in Huron. Vermillion led in morning field meet preliminaries as Brookings and Mitchell followed. Commencement in Beresford includes Governor Vessey address. 17 graduates listed. Funeral for Bonesteel sisters Lydia and Leila held after Lake Byron boating accident. services conducted by Rev. Perse Pinch with large attendance and many closures of banks offices and shops.
Lexington Kentucky May 30 Dr George A Hubbell former Transylvania University faculty member now at Columbia University New York has been named president of the Lincoln Memorial Institute at Cumenn succeeding Will according to an announcement made here today Ida Grove Iowa May 30 County Superintendent Jones set Monday June 23 28 opening of the Ida county teachers institute to be held in the city high school building
President Taft announces Fred W. Carpenter as secretary to Morocco in Washington on May 30. The appointment follows discussions on American interests and diplomatic ties in North Africa.
The state board of railroad commissioners wraps up its final Sioux Falls meeting before relocating to the new Pierre state capitol. An order sets a June 2 hearing at Watonka on installing a station agent for the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway, amid ongoing compliance disputes with several rail lines.
Washington May 28 Representative Martin obtained from the police department an order establishing 12 rural free delivery routes for San Dakota set to begin July 1. The routes include Selysdere Draper Presho Yale Staseton Rockham and kedhein Kasoxs Aititown Selby Up.
In Watertown on May 23 H R Baxter a traveling man faced a mob after kicking a terrier in a hotel lobby. Baxter escaped serious harm by bluffing with a threatened gun and was fined 19 dollars by the municipal court.
The South Dakota Supreme Court, in an opinion by Carson, upheld Mitchell city claim to 10 percent of gross receipts from Dakota Central Telephone. The city argued an old franchise contract remained, and the fee was for street use not a tax. The lower ruling was reversed and judgment entered for the city. Copy of other items: Hudson and Huron deaths, G A R encampment dates, Memorial Day observances, and local notices.
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