Bold Hold-Up Drives Pruden Couple From Home
Clyde Pruden and his wife were forced from their home at gunpoint in a bold hold up. The Stanley County Normal Institute will be held at Fort Pierre from August 3 to 14.
17 Jul 1908
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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
1
Clyde Pruden and his wife were forced from their home at gunpoint in a bold hold up. The Stanley County Normal Institute will be held at Fort Pierre from August 3 to 14.
Notice announces a July 27, 1908 special meeting at Kadoka schoolhouse in Stanley County South Dakota to vote on incorporating Kakoka as a corporation for school purposes into an Independent School District. Dated July 15 1908 by Mrs M L Weed County Supt Stanley County SD.
Clyde Pruden and his wife were forced to leave their home by Ole Persvick and a neighbor who, at gunpoint, demanded all provisions on hand. Pruden escorted Persvick to Chamberlain on a dispute, offered payment, and Persvick insisted on three days of work. no arrest action has been taken yet.
The faculty includes Prof. J. Jones Jr and Prof. M. A. Lange with Miss Grace A. Reed and Mrs. J. J. Jones Jr. Lectures by Prof. W. L. Cochrane and Prof. Doane Robinson. Topics cover Didactics Literature Physiology Geography Civics South Dakota History and school law. August 5 lecture on public schools mission. August 7 Eight Grade Graduation and Early South Dakota history address. August 11 Woman's Club reception.
A brief list shows items such as raisins at 10 cents per package and grape nuts offered in two packages. Also mentions ounce and pound pricing for other dried fruits and a general sale in a local store display.
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A long standing conflict over a hay quarter near Flat Top Butte led to a shooting incident last Friday. Hugh Wiley and C H Nolting claimed the lease, tension escalated when Wiley and helpers confronted Nolting’s party. Nolting fired, Wiley retaliated with a pitchfork. Wiley filed for arrest, Nolting delayed by medical care. hearing set for Saturday.
Public notice lists the 1908 financials for Ka doka School District No 23 in Stanley County South Dakota. Receipts show 51 22 total with minor funds from tuition and interest. expenditures total 148599 including school houses sites and furniture and other debts. Dated July 6 1908, signed by Chairman Frank Cove.
The Stanley County Normal Institute will convene at Fort Pierre on August 3, 1908, continuing in session through August 14. An unusually strong corps of instructors is anticipated for the period.
Kadoka moves to organize a stock company with $10 shares. Six men have bought 120 shares as a starter. G G Inman M D Boswell and J L White guide interested parties to learn more. A 40 acre tract east of the railroad near Nat Stevenson will serve as future fair grounds.
Nat Stevenson seeks a secondhand harness while H. D. Doss visits the city for the event. The Woodman organization hosts a box social next Tuesday night with a fine musical program and a well planned evening for all. If you miss it you miss the season’s best event.
A fragment lists canned foods and dry goods with prices: two cans of tomatoes, two cans of hominy, three cans of corn, a bale of prints per yard, sunbonnets at 19 cents each, and thread priced as two spools for five cents. The OCR appears garbled but indicates a general goods catalog.
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