D Spore Dies at Yankton Hospital
D Spore who will be remembered was committed to the hospital for the insane at Yankton two years ago and died last Saturday. He was once a clerk in a Lemmon general store and, after an accident, became mentally unwell. Born October 21, 187, he moved from Iowa to South Dakota and settled near Lemmon. He leaves a wife, parents, two sisters, and others in mourning.
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Spore
Yankton
Mr. Spor
Anires
Duval Spore
Ion
I Lowa
Dahua
Lemmon
Eaton Alkire
W Sper
Chaplin on Floorwalker Stunts Enduring, Laughs and Peril
The Floorwalker footage shows Chaplin performing new stunts at the moving stair and a near mishap when his shoe nearly caught between steps. The mishap ends with a torn shoe but Chaplin quickly recovers to finish the scene. A separate notice offers a lost gold watch in Lemmon with a reward.
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Floorwalker
Muporation
Wee Ave
Flenwalker
Ele
Chaplin
Lemmon
Bert Hubbard
Bentley
N. D
South Dakotans Fight Hard in War Effort
The 4th South Dakota Infantry under Colonel Boyd Wales showed strong fighting spirit with motorcycle couriers and bold offense. Only two men were captured so far. Captain Arthur W Phelps was wounded near Harlingen when a woman fired on him, thinking theft. The shooter is believed mentally unbalanced. the captain is expected to recover fully.
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4Th
South Dakota Infantry
Boyd Wales
Arthur W Phelps
Harlingen
Hettinger Horse Market Aims Big First December Sale
H E Collicott plans a major Hettinger horse market bringing 300 head for sale over several months. The first sale on December 2 offers 75 horses including draft stock and mares. He aims to trade for war horses and conduct both private and public sales to attract buyers along the line.
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Hettinger
St. Paul
Miles City
H. E. Collicott
Adams County
Thanksgiving Prayer for Rural Life and Home
A rural community offers thanks for harvests and grain stored in barns, valuing quiet autumn scenery and distant hills. They praise forebears, home life, and the Spirit of self reliance, Home Love, and unity within the school district and nation.
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Spi
Contest Closes with Johanna Ryan Winner
The Hera contest closes with Johanna Ryan of Bison winning narrowly over Mrs Darwin. Prizes include a car to Ryan and diamond rings for other top finishers while about 1,000 more readers join the Herald list. The event at Palace Hotel drew lively crowds and praise for all contestants.
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Hera
Siderius
Wats
Behrmann
T Fist State Bank
Johnt Ryan
Bison
HC. Darwin
M Ryan
Abe
Herald
Herald Ld
Darwin
Smith
Gilman
Odou
Visiting nurse program touted by Red Cross in South Dakota
The Red Cross plans to send a free visiting nurse to every county in South Dakota. For each seal sold, counties receive two to three months of nurse visits depending on total sales. The promotion emphasizes substantial benefits from the visiting nurse program.
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Red Cross
Cormis
South Dakota
Printing Supplies Up 1 Cent to 500 Percent
Prices for printing and binding supplies have risen sharply with increases from 1 to 500 percent. The Minneapolis Typothetar notes stocks were high and the advance was already priced in, while some items vary by location. An average 30 percent rise on finished work is offset by supply costs, according to Claude D. Kimball.
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Minneapolis
Claude D. Kimball
Kimball
Public Health Seals Promote South Dakota Welfare
Early campaign urges purchase of Red Cross Christmas seals to fund public health in South Dakota. Teachers, clergy, county superintendents, churches and organizations urged to back the movement through January 1, 1917. Six visiting nurses served twenty four counties this year, with over 20000 children examined.
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Irivtmas
South Dakota
Dew Clube
Freight Shipments Reach Large Total for Week
Freight movement at the Milwaukee station surged last week with incoming cars carrying coal lumber and other goods for Lemmon and inland towns. Outgoing cars carried cattle hops grain stock and dairy products including 1100 gallons of cream. The week’s total matched the station’s typical annual volume. Married at St Marys Church Oliver L Grovum and Genevieve Helena Motschenbacher of Stowers wed on November 29 with L Len Lynch as best man and Lillian Motchenbacher as bridesmaid. A small coffer containing church goods was lost between Sein and Lemmon. reward offered by Father Fre of Lemmon.
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Chris Cournoyer
Milwaukee
Lemmon
Erin
St. Mary's Church
Oliver L. Grovum
Genevieve Helena Motschenbacher
Stowers
T Len Lynch
Lillian Motechenbacher
Sein
24 Hour Electric Service Plans Revealed
E P Sheets told a Herald reporter that 24 hour electric service would start December 1 subject to no transformer delays. He outlined initial customers as few but expected to expand to machine shops and other power users by spring. A rate sheet shows pricing per kilowatt hour and a monthly minimum charge, with separate meters for certain appliances.
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E.P. Sheets
Herald
Bower
McCormack Base Violin Restored by Noted Maker
The instrument, a Joseph Guarneri del Gesu violin once owned by Wieniawski and Leonard, recently authenticated as an exceptional preserve of the maker. It fetched a historic price of 1000 dollars and remains in pristine condition, reflecting the finest early work of the master.
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Formack Hay
Joseph Guarane
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Yankton Hospital
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Johanna Ryan
Palace Tel
M. Watson
Will County
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Chicago
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