submitted by Karen Seeman Thursday, December 5, 1956 The Daily Plainsman, Huron, S.D. HURONIAN TO SING AT PIERRE RECEPTION Pierre, Dec. 5 -- Jimmy Barnett's orchestra of Sioux Falls has been contracted to play for the inaugural ball here Jan. 7, Chariman R. C. Riter of the committee in charge of arrangements announced today. Clifford Dexter, Huron Elks' soloist, will sing at a reception in the capitol preceding the dance in the municipal auditorium. The Aberdeen (SD) Daily News, Wednesday, March 17, 1915 submitted by Karen Seeman Information has reached Sioux Falls of the death at Missoula, Mont., of C. W. Patton, who was one of the pioneer settlers of the region near Sioux Falls. He located on a homestead near where the present town of Garretson is situated forty-five years ago. He was 81 years of age at the time of his death, and is survived by a widow and five children, three daughters and two sons. Aberdeen (SD) Daily News, Tuesday, Aug 18, 1914 submitted by Karen Seeman Mystery surrounds the identity of a well dressed man who was found unconscious on a street in the eastern section of Sioux Falls. He was removed to a hospital where he yet remains in an unconscious state. The attending physician has been puzzled by the case and declared that the man was not overcome by the heat. There was nothing in the pockets of the stranger which would lead to his identification. All that could be found was a railway ticket from Wentworth to Madison, and this may ultimately result in the identity of the man being established. Aberdeen (SD) Weekly News, Thursday, April 27, 1916 submitted by Karen Seeman   In the disbarment complaint which was filed against George J. Danforth, a Sioux Falls attorney, Danforth has waived investigation of the charge by the attorney general and asked for the appointment of a referee to take testimony in the case, and Philo Hall of Brookings has been appointed as such referee.   Aberdeen (SD) Weekly News, Thursday, April 27, 1916 submitted by Karen Seeman Herbert McFarland, a carpenter and member of the Sioux Falls union, committed suicied in the bathroom at the family residence in that city by shooting himself and turning on the gas. He had previously made an attempt at self destruction.   Grand Forks (N.D. ) Herald Saturday, May 13, 1922 submitted by Karen Seeman WIFE OF LABORER RETURNS FORTUNE FOUND IN STREET Sioux Falls, S.D., May 12 -- John H. Fitzgerald, contractor, formerly of Corsica, South Dakota, now of Minneapolis, today had returned to him a grip containing personal effects and cash and securities valued at more than $10,000 which fell out of his automobile as he and his wife were passing through Sioux Falls about a month ago. The grip was found in the street by the wife of a laborer. The husband reported the find and the grip was placed in a vault in a local bank. Today Fitzgerald identified the property and the finder was given $100. 06 Jul 1911 Aberdeen American submitted by Karen Seeman   F. L. Whitman of Sioux Falls has been sent to the insane asylum at Yankton.  Drink is held to be responsible for his present sad state.