Court invalidates notes for stock in United Mercantile agency
In Chamberlain a circuit court decision voided 2500 notes given by C D Tidrick in exchange for stock in the United Mercantile agency. The suit alleges South Dakota residents subscribed about 100000 stock. Robert S Vessey, former governor, is among heavy losers as notes moved to other holders and Tidrick defends receiving value. The Chicago based agency aimed to rival Dun and Bradstreet. former Bank Examiner Jones aided in soliciting subscriptions.
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Tidrick
United Mercantile Agency
Chicago
Dun’s and
Bradstreet’s
Jones
City liquor permit votes favor Casady and Owens Jackson
Tuesday’s city election on liquor permit applications favored J M Casady and Owens Jackson Son. A municipal ballot failed 126 to 82, affecting several aspirants including HM Casady, X Denesker, Monson, Albaugh, and Gilson as results showed a mixed tally across applicants.
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J. M. Casady
Owens & Jack
Ovena & Jackson
HM. Casady
C Gilson
Hn X. Denesker
Trish Tommy Condon Guilty Of Manslaughter In Dupree Case
Trish Tommy Condon, charged with the murder of Joe Narcello after a dispute over a horse trade at Dupree during an Indian Fair, was found guilty of second degree manslaughter and sentenced to four years hard labor in the Soo Falls penitentiary by Judge Carpenter. Narcello's body was found near Dupree on September 17 last year. Condon initially confessed but later repudiated the confession. The case was first tried in Aberdeen by the Federal court and returned to Ziebach county civil authorities due to jurisdiction questions.
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Trish Tommy
Condon
Dupree
Joe Narcello
Kirkpatrick Shrader Tie the Knot in Chance
Charles H. Kirkpatrick and Pearl Goldie Shrader of Chance were married at the Presbyterian Manse on Monday evening June 2. The bride is the Shrader homestead south of Chance. the groom, a local business man, well known in Chance. They plan to reside on the bride’s claim near Chance and will visit relatives before moving there.
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Charles H. Kirkpatrick
Pearl Goldie Shrader
Chance
Presbyterian Manse
J. H. Shrader
D. Lobdell
Herald
Rainfall Update Improves Crop Conditions in New York
Rain fell early Thursday bringing over an inch, with prospects for more rain. Crop conditions have improved since the prior dry week, relieving farmers who faced drought in eastern New York.
Pelkey Exonerated in McCarty Ring Death Verdict
Pugilist Arthur Pelkey was acquitted of manslaughter over Luther McCarty’s death after a first round knockout in Calgary. The May 21 bout at Burns arena saw a jury back a verdict in under ninety minutes despite a judge’s unfavorable guidance.
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Arthur Pelkey
Luther McCarty
Tommy Burns
Calgary
Pesky
McCarty
Harvey
Alfalfa Harvest Under Way On Cheyenne River Ranch
June 25 Pierre Dan Bierwa zon, alfalfa man, seeks three dollars per day harvest help for his 200 acre field. He expects two tons per acre from the crop and a second crop yielding a thousand bushels of seed at twelve dollars a bushel, promising a solid income this year. Miss Gladys Finch returns from Albion Michigan after a school year and plans a vacation with her family before returning to studies.
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Pierre
Dan Bierwazon
Cheyeone River
New Ownership Herald Aims for Reliable Local Coverage
The Lemmon Herald announces new ownership and Democratic editorial stance. J C Stoner pledges accuracy and fairness, a non sensational approach, and coverage focused on Lemmon Perkins County and regional resources.
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Herald
Lemmon
Perkins County
J. C. Stoner
Judge Disappears Beneath Desk As Rifle-Wielding Youth Rampages
In Washington a young highwayman Ray M Stewart aged 18 drew an automatic and fired three shots in a courtroom as Justice Stafford refused probation after a robbery conviction. The judge dove under his desk and reappeared unharmed after a witness overpowered the gunman amid chaos. Frank Bonzer and John Whinkle of Hettinger were visitors in Lemmon late this week.
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Ray M. Stewart
Washington
Justice Stafford
Stewart
Pisto
Frank Bonzer
John Whinkle
Hettinger
Lemmon
Two Days Carnival and Base Ball in town
The Capital Amusement Company will perform for two days and two nights, starting Friday and ending Saturday night. The Joes Base Ball team plays two games during the Carnival with two exciting contests. Two dances are held each evening at Seth Hall and the Armory Opera House, both public and open to all.
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Tne Capital Amusement Company
Cemmon
Minnesota
South Dakota
Montana
Joes
Yun Oi
D. KR Lobdell
Seth Hall
Armory Opera House
Fine Dairy Stock Shipped In to Lemmon by Walter and Fitzgerald
Br H Walter of Chance arrived Friday with seven Holstein Friesian calves, including a pedigreed registered bull. Ed Fitzgerald joins as partner to build a high quality Holstein herd near Chance, aiming to establish Western South Dakota’s finest business Holsteins within years. The note praises dairy profitability, urges settlers to adopt dairy cows, and mentions another shipment planned for August.
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Br. H. Walter
Chance
Lemmon
Mr Walter
Mr. Walter
Ed Fitzgerald
Walter
Meesie
Fitzgerald
South Dakota
Gray
Perkina County
Axtell and Waters Buy New Moving Picture Machine
Axtell and Waters have purchased a new Powers moving picture machine and screen this week for over 300 dollars. They claim it is the best obtainable and plan to offer Lemmon patrons a superior show with their updated equipment. The lineup includes four reel features and a notably long film.
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Axtell & Waters
Menara, Axtell & Waters
Patrona
Lemmon
City Wet Vote Contest Decision Appealed
The plaintiff in the contest against the city's wet vote has appealed the decision that favored the city. Defendants include the city attorney and the Mayor. The case will not reach the Supreme Court before the October term.
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Vetiy
Jorge Carpenter
Nen
Supreme Court
Celebrations and Questions in Meadowville Fourth of July
Grand Valley Herald notes spirited Meadow Vint plans with band music, pink lemonade, races, dancing, and flags. The piece lists figures like Hull and Woods as speakers and mentions uncertain fireworks, weather, and noodle stew at meals. EH Waller of Chance was a Eastbound passenger Wednesday morning.
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Christopher Columbua
Dogo
America
Columbus
Grandpa Pochahontas
Pilgrim Fathers
Patrick O' Rafferty
Sandy McDougal
Ole Olson
Frits Schnicklefrita
Yankee Dipartle
Yankee Doodle
Sam
Big Meadows
Meadow
EH Waller
Chance
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Chamberlain
Veasey Ested
Trish
Tommy” Condon
Pelkey
Gladys Finch
Albion
Mich
Wehie Fats
Lemmon Herald
Judge
Wooda
Institute
Hull
Grand Valley Herald
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