Canton youths face sentences in arson conspiracy case
Judge Jones convicts seven men in Canton, Ohio for arson burglary and grand larceny linked to a local conspiracy. Sentences range from two to five years for adults. one youth is sent to reform school until age twenty-one. Over 70,000 dollars in property losses stemmed from alcohol fueled crimes led by Archie Hemstock, longtime Canton firefighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Will True
Lou Hemstock
Albert Anderson
Reform School
Milwaukee Railroad
Archie Hemstock
Canton Fire Department
The Power of the Printed Word
A merchant argues that the printed word holds immense influence across education religion and commerce He urges readers to seek knowledge publish ideas and use publicity as a corrective He asserts the local newspaper is the communitys most powerful influence and should report world news with a broad American editorial stance.
Local Real Estate Firm and Notable Notices
Reidinger Land Agency advertises real estate services. W C Meyers and wife and Mrs H C Pine visit Rapid City from Bonesteel on return from Underwood. Educator changes hands with Ranson Pope to lead Mitchell publication. Bras Brothers plan Everett WA venture. Prof Geo M Smith remains. Indian Chief American Horse dies at Pine Ridge aged 76 after a life of treaty work and Army service. tumor of the bowels listed as cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Meyers
H. C. Pine
Bonesteel
City
Mr. Meyrs
Underwood
Kakoka
Rapid City
South Dakota
Mitchell
Bras Brothers
Messrs
Ranson & Pope
Redfield
Everett
Washington
Geo. M. Smith
Verimillion Republican
Pine Ridge
John R. Brennan
Indian Office
Wyoming
Grierson
Roosevelt
American Horse
Army
Black Hills
Busy Creek Residents Noted In Kadoka Visit Patch
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Pretzer were in Kadoka on Tuesday. Miss Grace Sigler drove to Kadoka last Tuesday. Ed and Rus Collins were business callers there. Chas. Young visited the Andrew Benning home Wednesday. Albert Nelson and Paul Pretzer were seen on Busy Creek Sunday. Matt Strasser of Cottonwood was visiting local friends lately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Sigler
Kadoka
Ed and
Rus. Collins
Chas. Young
Andrew Benning
Albert Nelson
Paul Pretzer
Busy Creek
Matt Strasser
Cottonwood
Pleasant Valley News Christmas Tales and Local Talk
Pleasant Valley notes report travel of Abel Hogan to Charles Mix county and Ida Barrer visiting from Kadoka. E McRae and G Nelson arrived from Platte. Ralph Swisher and wife returned from Vermillion after three months away. Local talk covers a proposed string orchestra and resident opinions on homesteaders and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Swisher
Willard and Kadoka Notices and Social News Items
Local notices recap residents visiting Kadoka and area, Christmas events and dances, and multiple U.S. Land Office final proof filings for Kadoka residents including Burt Datin Frank Werner Roy Sellon George Hanson and J Berthen Johnson with witnesses listed. Also mentions sick list and holiday visits among Willard and nearby families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. 5
Chamberlain
Burt Datin
Kadoka
Township
William C. Meyer
U. 8
Orvie A. Leffingwell
Joseph Heck
William Crawford
Ole Brathen
S. D
Frank E. Werner
East
U.S
Julius C. Boldenow
Fred P. Boldenow
Mathias Kerger
Frank Bousa
U. S. Land Office
S. P
Roy R. Sellon
U. S
Xadoka
8. D
Frank Coye
Loren Edwards
Roscoe M. Bennett
Edward T. Neller
S. A
George Hanson
Kadoxka
S.D
Tange
Harvey W. Rhoades
William Durkee
William P. Holland
Jacob P. Hansen
W. Hall Irons
Register
J. Berthen Johnson
U. 8S
John C. Halliman
Christian Carlsen
Ole Brathien
Nils Bratlien
Kerosene Fire Burns Woman and Home in Hayes Homestead
Last Tuesday Mrs. D. F. Petty, west of town, started a fire with kerosene causing an explosion that burned her clothing and left severe burns. She fled a quarter mile to a neighbor for help but may not recover. A small child was badly burned and will recover. The house and contents burned. the family is staying with Orville Simmermaker. Mr. Petty was in Pierre and is now with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Petty
Orville Simmermaker
Mr. Petty
Pierre
Hayes
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Blue Front
Cary Safe Company
Buffalo, N. Y., U. S. A
United States
Martin Johnson
D. H. Henry
O. E. Stuart
E. E. Dykeman
Ass’t
Bank OF Kadoea
Stanley County
Rohan Bros
R. R. Wiley
The
Fullerton Lumber Co
Kadoka, S. D
F. E. Reidinger Land Agency
P. A. Pretzer
Pleasant Valley News
Abel Hogan
Charles Mix County
E. McRae
South Creek
G. Nelson
Platte
Ida Barrer
Rosa Dunning
Harry Swisher
Bad River
Maynard School
Willard and Vicinity
E.L. Johnek
James Garner
Philip
T. J. Hoon
Son Glen
William Crowley
H. H. Fees
Ernest Lobdel
Katie
Aggie Austin
Mrs. Johnck
Mrs. Anderson
Miss McDowell
Jerry Williams
Howard H. Fees
Fairview
Geo
Crowe
E. Enger
Jess Johnson
Mrs. E. Lobdel
Mrs. Washburn
E. L. Johneck
Mary McDowell
Monroe
Wis
John Enger
Willie Huey
B.H.M
Warren D. Park
George W. Hutton
Milson E. Dixon
Robert H. Schnee
W. Hall
Emma Cunningham
Servion
B. H.M
Bertram H. Draper
Alvaretta Maybryan
Martin P. Sager
Jacob Koppes
United States Land Office
General Land Office
Congress
L. B. Laughlin
Commissioner of the
W. Barrier
Kadoka, South Dakota
Julius H. Johnson
Fort Pierre
F. Zeal
W. A. Schwichtenberg Watchmaker
van Yon
R. T. Berry
Belvidere
Dan Tait
Walter J. Lauser
JyRay
Wm. C. Meyer
Nat Stevenson
Stevenson
R. B. Driver
Kadoka State Bank
State Bank
W. C. Meyer
Theo. Craven
Ass’t Cashier
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