Two Buried Alive When Ditch Caves In
Workers narrowly escaped death when a ditch collapse buried six men under tons of dirt. Ray Potter and The victim, identified as Potter serves as a severely injured survivor rushed to hospital after the cave. Prior credits fellow workers for rescue efforts, noting one man nearly escaped severe injury.
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Ray Potter
Greenwood
Potter
Mobadge
Prior
the Herald
Lenmon
Sero
First State Bank Names Bennett as Vice President
The board of First State Bank of Laine announces the appointment of Bennett as vice president to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Jas H Lemmon. Bennett, known locally for eight years in banking, will assume duties early next month and remain a director with Lenicon continuing involvement.
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Dietrs
First State Bank of
Laine
Bennett
State Bank
Elfal
F Bennett
Yellowstone Trail Extends to Atlantic Coast Across Continent
The Yellowstone Trail now runs from east of Boston through New York and Ohio to Chicago, linking to western routes and becoming a transcontinental highway. J. W. Parmley, president of the Yellowstone Trail Association, plans an coast to coast run in a Studebaker Six, eyeing Aberdeen as a key stopping point along the expanded route.
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Atlantic Coast
Minneapolis
Yellowstone National Park
Pacific Coast
East Plymouth
Boston
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
Yelowstone Park
Glacier Park
Puget Sound
Seattle
George Dear
Nissen Automobile Company
New England
Aberdeen
South Dakota
America
J. W. Parmley
Studebaker
Aberdeen Dailey News
Rancher E. J. Olson Injured in South Grand River Incident
Old time rancher E. J. Olson was riding a horse down a steep hill on the South Grand River when the animal fell and rolled, crushing his chest and injuring his back. He was taken to Lemmon for medical care and may be moved to Aberdeen for further treatment.
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E. J. Olson
Grand River
Mr. Olson
Lemmon
Dr. Phelphs
May Betaken
Aberdeen
A Laugh A lwuth Is Sunshine and Bright
A poem-like reflection extols laughter as sunshine that freshens each day and boosts courage. It likens a laugh to music, easing life’s ills and leaving joyful thoughts in the heart, praising its power to cheer and uplift.
Aeroplane Flights At Inter State Fair
Arrangements for an aeroplane display at Lemmon during the Inter State Fair on September 22 23 24. One flight daily with straight away flying dips and upside down stunts. First aviation exhibition in the region will attract visitors from miles around to witness the novelty and spectacle at the fair.
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Lemmon
Lonnon
Broken Walk Causes A Fractured Arm
Mrs. C. W. Phelps suffered a painful accident Tuesday when she stepped into a hole in the cement crossing in front of the First National Bank. Her arm bone above the wrist was fractured, medical aid arrived promptly, and the fracture was reduced. She is progressing well.
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C. W. Phelps
First National Bank
Lemmon Clothier Buys Miles City Store
Reports say EN Coddon, a Lemmon veteran, purchased the Miles City store and stock after a two week business trip. The deal relocates his operations to Miles City Montana where he has been visiting.
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Lemmon Clothier
Miles City
Coddon
Lemmon
Mont
Considerable Trouble With Main Construction
Cal Inzalls reports persistent rain has loosened ground delaying the water main extension project. On Second Street 800 feet of ditch caved before pipes could be laid and had to be dug out by hand. Workers worked to fill the ditch on Main Street as the contract nears completion before fall.
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Cal Inzalls
Second Street
Bumblebee Souvenirs For the Children
The Huron Dakotas fair offers free bumblebee souvenirs to South Dakota boys and girls who request them. The buzzing, stingless curios fly only in circles and are safer than last year’s jumping horses. Send a postal card to C. N. Mellvaine Secretary for requests.
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Huron
South Dakota
Secessary McIlvanine
C. N. Mellvaine
S. Dak
Coddon’s Buyer Still In Question at Local Store
Law Fenn says Coddon has told him he is on the point of buying but has not yet returned. Fenn, who runs the store, notes Coddon intends to keep his city interests and likely still regards this as home.
Old Indian Scout Joseph Goose Dies in North Dakota
Joseph Goose an Old Indian Scout on Standing Rock died Saturday at the home of Frank Wagner north of Keldron at 79. He served with Custer and guided an expedition to the Black Hills aiding treaty talks and pension claims. He left a widow three daughters and an adopted son, and was buried in Fort Yates Catholic cemetery after funeral services.
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Joseph Goose
Standing Rock
Frank Wagner
Keldron
Wagner
Missouri
Thiely
Missouri River
Northwest
Goose
Custer
Black Hills
Port Yates
Fort Rice
Fort Bennet
Medora
Frank Bullhead
Edward Shooter
South Dakota Crop Outlook Promises Abundant Harvest
The article extols ideal weather across the state boosting expectations for record wheat oats alfalfa and corn yields. Farmers anticipate near a bushel mark for oats and a strong corn crop, while optimism grows as Europeans face conflict, shifting focus to domestic harvests.
Great Opportunities for Homeseekers in South Dakota
South Dakota offers abundance for land seekers from Elk Point to Leniton and Sisseton to Kedgemint. The state boasts ample rain and strong corn and grain crops, with favorable prices and good laws for homeseekers. A trip over the Yellowstone Trail is urged to view the land and crops firsthand.
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South Dakota
Elk Point
Leninton
Sissetin
Kedgemint
Yellowstony
Mulndge Bulletin
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First State Bank
Lenin
Mion
Lenicoon
Sue
A. H.M
Joseph Goone
Seth
Dakota
Jet Yohat County
Europe
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