Grand Lodge Officers Named Across Dakota Territor y
Lists of officers for Grand Lodge of the Dakota territories, with names from Sioux Falls to Webster, outlining divisions for North and South Dakota. Mentions sessions in Grand Rapids and Madison, with details on appointments and pending officers. Also notes Indian elections at Pine Ridge and a habeas corpus release in Carcass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afunk
Masons
Dakota Hell
Andrew J. Cox
Ng A. T
Thomas
J. Wilderton
En Gardi- Kawerth
Sioux Falls
Lewis G. Alavoy
Webster
W. H
Watertown
Romul
Aberdeen
G. M
Hil
Fargo
Bancelior
Yankton
William H. Boals
Clark
Territory
North Dakota Andakota
Uth Dakota
Henry 8. Williams
Aber
G. H
J. McMackin
Tville
Seagiagrse- Bracy
Mitchell
A. J. Cox
G. T
George A. Pettin
G.S
John H. Mitchell
G.C
Robert IL
Sedam
St. Lawrence
C. H
John I. Taylor
Canton
Lewis G. Levoy
R A.C
D. Frank Etter
Charles E. Hinds
Woon
Evert W. Foster
Wm. H. Vent
G. G
Dakota
Davidson
Bismarck
Leopard A. Rose
Francis Ingalls
Jamestown
G.K
Sener Gammons
Liser
Biex Crosswell
Valley City
Thomas J. Wilder
Casselton
E Grand Rice
Sessio
Ndian Coron
Pine Ridge
Pine River Agency
Tthe
Specimen Boomer Suspect Active in Goodhue County
A man calling himself Clausen Anderson, an agent from Goodhue county, has posed as a sleek insider in the past week. He forged drafts and swindled a Red Wing bank of 20000 dollars before fleeing with a horse and buggy for Meadows Randall livery and decamping with goods from Shumaker’s. The sheriff has chased him across Waun, C, and Brainerd and Breckenridge for similar schemes while seeking $10000 land funds.
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Goodhue County
Clausen
Anderson
Bank of
Ortonville
Meadows & Randall
Shumaker
Wawn
Sioux Falls Fire Department Heads to Yankton Tournament
The Sioux Falls fire department, seventy five strong, will travel to Yankton next Tuesday for the tournament. They depart via Omaha and aim to arrive by 10 a m. One round trip fare.
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Sioux Falls
Siovs Fals Press
Fire
Yankton
Omaha
Building the Capitol Vision Erected in Warentows
A large vision structure called the emperator rises on Capit with an observatory. It includes dining rooms and kit rooms and will be kept by the city for the benefit ionists.
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Warentows
Ciofect
A Bad Break Near Siena
A reported accident in Siena shows Mrs. Root sustaining a broken leg when a runaway horse or vehicle caused a fall three miles west of town earlier today. Further details and condition were not available.
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Siena
Anderson Alias Taken to Ortonville by Sheriff
An alias named Anderson was taken to Ortonville by the county sheriff. He refused to talk.
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Alias Anderson
Ortonville
Court at DeSmet Prohibition Endorsed
A terse item notes the court at DeSmet on June 7 and June 13 with judge arrivals from Sioux Brookings and Voljisha Prohibition Endorsed. The passage references the thirty fourth biennial session of the Luth.
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DeSmet
Sioux Brookings
Voljisha
Mora reports no uprising after Indian leader talks with captain
Jim Chatty, head of the Snake River band, met Capt. Stanch in Mora Minnesota. He blamed whiskey for the unrest and stated the Indians seek peaceful relations with whites. They will help bring Maguson’s crew to justice. Attacks occurred while drunk whites supplied by lawless locals. One death or injury to Maguson is uncertain. further details awaited.
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Mora
Minn
Jim Chatty
Snake River Band
Stanch
Maguson
Samoan Treaty Signed by England Germany and US
Washington reports the Samoan agreement among England Germany and the United States was signed in Berlin this afternoon. It awaits senate confirmation before public release. State Department officials called it an agreement while Walker Blaine said ratification by the Senate will likely be needed. The conference members and their governments approved the Berlin accord.
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Washington
England
Germany
United States
Berlin
Senate
State Department
Walker Blaine
Rain Delays Work at Stone Bridge Wreckage Dampens
Rain slows all work in Jomerons as dampened wreckage at the stone bridge lingers. General Hastings says many workmen were held and 2500 could be at risk if rain continues. drift removal is the only effective progress.
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Jomerons
Artesian Well Proposal For Pease Valley Flour Mill
J L Addis of Murray Iowa proposes building and operating a flouring mill in Pease valley if an artesian well is drilled to provide ample water. Subscriptions to the artesian well fund exceed 750 dollars and are growing. A Kicker Highmore June 13 reports William Nevin of Chappelle township was seriously kicked in the left side by a horse yesterday afternoon.
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Cronin
Chi
Pikerton
Clan-na-Gael
Brooklyn
Eagle
Dr. Cronin
London
Cagratta
J. L. Addis
Murrray
Pease Valley
Highmore
William Nevin
Chappelle Township
Anktom Report: Youths Mistreat Girl Sparks Reform Talk
An article notes two underage boys allegedly mistreated a five year old girl in a local café leading to calls for reform school. The piece also references local wildlife or wolves in the area and a brief report from January 13.
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Hotasia
Williams Reoccupies Water Town Land Office Post
The Water Town land office registership is restored to Hon. G. Williams after Mitchell Republicans ousted Sheafe. Williams had resigned early in the Cleveland administration and returns amid mixed reactions with supporters in South Dakota praising the move while noting political tensions.
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Mitchell Republican
Watertown
Quote on independence and merit in friendship
The passage argues that a person who agrees with everyone and lacks opinions is unsafe and lacking value to society. It states a man without enemies lacks merit and praises those with warm friendships and determined adversaries as the true benefactors of humanity.
Editor notes Kelley’s Gettysburg trip and new appointment
The Observer records J. B. Kelley of Huron returning from Gettysburg where he was on legal business. The piece notes his appointment as assistant U.S. district attorney as a general, welcome development and says Kelley appreciates the honor.
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J. B. Kelley
Huron
Gettysburg
U.S
J. B
Pam Building Aims for Historic Preservation Progress
Fragmentary text mentions the Pam Building and Bisnik Tribune with references to officials and a territorial court. The readable portion hints at a retrospective or preservation context and a statement by a local figure about past decades, suggesting ongoing interest in the structure's status.
Survival and growth echo through South Dakota debate
Disjointed text hints at social progress themes and place names resembling Duluth and South Dakota. The fragmentary passage references competition and development without clear events or actors. The piece reads as a rough note rather than a full report.
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Deadwo
Rice
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Geo. A. Johnston
G. J. W. HS. May
Brookings
G. Treas
T. Aberdeen
G. Sec’y
J. H. Barnes D.merick
Li Laka
G. Ieek
Grandales
Madison
Bushnell
Jonng
Mathews
Hate
M. D
Illinois
Stabeard Matoa
Anita
Eran Church of the
Sullivan
Alexander Sullivan
Tuley
Watertown “Capitalist
Warsntows
Johnstown
Ruvrrero
Marvin Hughitt
Northwestern Rail Ay Today
South Dakota
Missouri
Pierre
Ankton
Pam
Bisnik Tribune
Ral Hee
Ars
Duluth
Ala Ouse
Ayer
R. Britton
Oakland
Ohio
R. T. Schmittin
Dickson
Tony
M.johnson
Thomas Hill
Mabely, Hardy, Delavat
Paine
Diamond Dyes
Kane
Richardson & Co
Burlington, Vt
California
Sournia
Riverside
Oroville
Santa
Califorote
Orangea
Sacramento
Marysville
Francisco
Geo. Cacyonite
N.D. . Rideout
Northern California Railroad
Pike
Afee & Baldwin
Palermo Land and Water Co
Masonic Block
RIS & CO
Lewis W. Hazen
John Fowler
Huron National Bank
United States Depository
II Ta
Ane
Jor Bnos
Daxora Ave
Huon