• Type
• Date
• Source

1904

• August 8, 1904 - Wavelets
• September 22, 1904 - Lake Andes as It Is Viewed Afar
• September 29, 1904 - Low Lake Causes Worry
• December 22, 1904 - Iceboat Sailing Is New Pastime

1905

• January 12, 1905 - Editor Impressed With Growth of Lake Andes
• February 16, 1905 - Indian Delegation Leaves for Washington
• February 23, 1905 - Lake Will Be Well Filled in the Spring
• March 30, 1905 - All Along The Line
• August 3, 1905 - Belle of Andes To Make Regular Sunday Excursions
• August 31, 1905 - Parker Stops at Limit
• November 9, 1905 - Lake Andes Doing Too Little Advertising

1906

• January 4, 1906 - Fish Poachers in Lake Fined
• January 11, 1906 - Three Caught Unlawfully Taking Fish
• April 19, 1906 - Senator Gamble in Town
• June 14, 1906 - Amundson Has Gasoline Launch Constructed
• June 21, 1906 - Manbeck Offers Launch Rides for Votes
• June 21, 1906 - Amundson Takes Gasoline Launch Boat for Ride
• June 28, 1906 - A Trip To Lake Andes
• June 28, 1906 - Doc Prepared to Run Excursions
• July 5, 1906 - Lake Andes Good for Hunting, Fishing
• July 5, 1906 - Fourth of July Celebrated at Lake Andes
• December 13, 1906 - South Dakota Game Laws

1907

• January 17, 1907 - Two New Wells for Lake Andes
• January 24, 1907 - Blizzard strikes South Dakota, Nebraska and Iowa
• May 16, 1907 - Forty-passenger Boat Available for Charter
• May 16, 1907 - Belle of Andes Makes Its First Excursion
• May 23, 1907 - Mostly Local News
• June 6, 1907 - Belle of Andes Making Successful Trips
• June 13, 1907 - Forty Acres Adjoining Townsite Sold to Major Harding
• June 20, 1907 - Mostly Local News
• June 20, 1907 - Lake Andes Plans 4th of July Celebration
• June 20, 1907 - Road Inspector To Go Over Every Route
• July 4, 1907 - Water Works System Completed
• July 11, 1907 - Sunday School Class Enjoys Ride on the Lake
• July 18, 1907 - Geddes Party Enjoys Lake Excursion
• July 25, 1907 - Belle of Andes Taken to the Upper End
• August 1, 1907 - Launch Is in Good Running Order
• August 8, 1907 - "Noah's Ark" Navigating the Lake
• August 22, 1907 - Indian Land Sold
• September 19, 1907 - South Dakota Game Laws

1908

• January 30, 1908 - Cold Weather Welcomed by Ice Cutters
• March 26, 1908 - Protecting the Wild Fowl
• May 28, 1908 - Fish Sellers Warned
• June 4, 1908 - Fame of Lake Andes' Bass Spreading
• June 11, 1908 - Bass Fishing Has Been Good
• June 11, 1908 - Banquet Served To Leading Politicians
• July 16, 1908 - Vessel Turns Over
• August 6, 1908 - Game Warden To Capture Offenders
• August 28, 1908 - Hunters Are Killing Young Ducks
• September 3, 1908 - Outing Brings Home Nice String of Black Bass

1909

• January 13, 1909 - Amundson Launch Overhauled
• January 14, 1909 - Local Overflow
• January 28, 1909 - Duck Hunting on Lake Andes
• February 24, 1909 - Higher Water Will Mean Better Navigation
• March 11, 1909 - South Road Needs Grading
• April 15, 1909 - Stringent Fish Law
• April 22, 1909 - Protection for the Birds
• April 29, 1909 - Black Bass Season Starts May 1
• April 29, 1909 - Several New Launches Will Soon Be Put on the Lake
• May 20, 1909 - Automobiles Pass Through Andes
• May 27, 1909 - Bundy Launch in Commission
• May 27, 1909 - Bundy Launch Gets New Paint, Engine Overhaul
• June 3, 1909 - Water Is Muddy and Rough
• July 29, 1909 - Gleaned from Bright Exchanges
• September 16, 1909 - Launch For Sale
• December 16, 1909 - Lake Andes Raising at the Rate of Two Inches a Month

1911

• January 4, 1911 - Fry Surprised at Growth of Town
• March 2, 1911 - Steel Launch for Sale
• April 13, 1911 - Duck Hunting Season Closed
• May 4, 1911 - Cold Hampers Bass Fishing
• May 25, 1911 - A Booster
• August 17, 1911 - Game Warden Arrests Several for Unlawfully Catching Fish
• August 24, 1911 - Fish Dynamited at Lake
• September 7, 1911 - Game Laws
• September 21, 1911 - Is Lake Andes Navigable?

1912

• March 21, 1912 - Ice Still Thirty Inches Thick
• March 28, 1912 - Doings of the County
• May 16, 1912 - Gentlemen Trying To Land 5-Pound Bass
• June 13, 1912 - Doings of the County
• July 4, 1912 - Booster Trip Comments
• September 5, 1912 - Duck, Chicken Season Opens
• October 3, 1912 - State Game Warden Visits
• October 3, 1912 - Committee To Plan Fish Hatchery or Game Farms
• October 10, 1912 - Prairie Chicken Season Closes
• November 21, 1912 - Committee To Consider Revision of Game Laws
• November 28, 1912 - State Game Warden Report

1913

• March 6, 1913 - Country Around Lake Andes Alive with Ducks
• April 10, 1913 - Duck Season Closed
• May 15, 1913 - From the Boosters
• June 12, 1913 - Untitled [Ye editor took a few days vacation]
• June 26, 1913 - New Fish Law
• July 17, 1913 - New Hunting Law
• July 24, 1913 - Comments on Game Law
• July 24, 1913 - A Good Suggestion
• July 31, 1913 - Should Be Caught
• August 14, 1913 - Federal Game Law
• August 21, 1913 - Geddes News
• August 25, 1913 - Artesian Well Stops Flowing
• August 28, 1913 - Notice
• August 28, 1913 - Why Not Charles Mix?
• September 4, 1913 - Game Wardens Intend Making Frequent Visits
• October 23, 1913 - Lake Is Lower Than for Several Years

1914

• March 5, 1914 - Geddes News
• March 5, 1914 - Federal Law Prohibits Spring Shooting on Migratory Birds
• March 12, 1914 - Lindquist Well Finished
• March 19, 1914 - Hunters Courting Arrest
• May 21, 1914 - Private fish ponds
• June 11, 1914 - Bass in the Lake Acting Very Peculiar
• July 2, 1914 - Friday Meeting to Plan Celebration
• August 13, 1914 - Vandals Hold Picnic for Nephew
• August 20, 1914 - Lake Andes To Be on Washington Highway
• October 1, 1914 - Thatcher To Continue To Labor for Good Roads
• October 1, 1914 - Ravinia Booster
• October 1, 1914 - October 14th Set as Good Roads Day
• October 8, 1914 - Interest Being Taken in Highway
• October 15, 1914 - Farmers' Institute To Hold Five Day Course
• October 15, 1914 - Robinson Narrowly Escapes Death
• November 5, 1914 - Picotte's Guests Enjoy Hunting
• November 26, 1914 - Mock Court Advertisement
• November 26, 1914 - Literary Society To Hold Mock Trial
• November 26, 1914 - Institute and Short Course a Decided Success
• December 10, 1914 - Literary Society Presents Mock Trial
• December 31, 1914 - Platte Tribune

1915

• January 7, 1915 - Old Timers Attend Bonnin Funeral
• January 14, 1915 - Thatcher's Entry Will Not Soon Be Forgotten
• January 21, 1915 - White Swan Indian Farmers Organization
• January 21, 1915 - Indian Farmer's Association Meeting Poorly Attended
• February 4, 1915 - Tabor, Thatcher Disagree on Route
• February 4, 1915 - Annual Good Roads Meeting
• February 25, 1915 - Movement for Lake Andes Fish Hatchery Started
• March 4, 1915 - Col. Thatcher eccentric
• March 4, 1915 - The Bridge at Ft. Randall
• March 4, 1915 - The Bridge at Ft. Randall
• March 4, 1915 - Road Is Shortest, Best Route
• March 4, 1915 - No Man Has Accomplished So Much As Thatcher
• March 18, 1915 - Thatcher Calls Roads Meeting
• March 25, 1915 - White Swan Indian Farmers Association Meets
• April 22, 1915 - The Washington Highway
• May 6, 1915 - Commercial Club to Begin Fish Day
• May 26, 1915 - White Swan Indian Farmer's Association Meeting
• December 30, 1915 - Discovery of Artesian Wells in South Dakota

1916

• February 17, 1916 - Indian Farmers' Association
• February 17, 1916 - Indian Farmers Meeting
• March 9, 1916 - Well Drilling Rig Kept on the Go
• March 16, 1916 - J. W. Harding
• March 16, 1916 - Harding Family Moves
• April 13, 1916 - John Gassman Dead
• May 18, 1916 - Verner Kept Busy All the Time
• June 8, 1916 - Contract for Road Grading Let
• June 22, 1916 - Hundreds of Automobiles at Lake Andes
• June 22, 1916 - What Others Say of Fish Day

1930

• February 16, 1930 - Johnson, Ripple, and Dutch correspondence
• February 16, 1930 - Johnson, Ripple, and Dutch correspondence
• March 9, 1930 - endangered fish life articles
• March 9, 1930 - A. G. McBride correspondence
• November 28, 1930 - rough fish life reports

1933

• April 20, 1933 - Civilian Conservation Corps Enlistments Held
• May 11, 1933 - Some More Double Crossers
• May 29, 1933 - Chairman correspondence
• June 15, 1933 - Lake Projects Will Be Worked Under CCC Plan
• June 29, 1933 - Recruits for Work on Spillway Sent To Pierre
• July 13, 1933 - Veteran Citizen Conservation Corps, You Are Welcome in Lake Andes
• July 20, 1933 - Actual Work Begun on Spillway Monday
• July 27, 1933 - Contributed by a V.C.C.C. Veteran
• September 7, 1933 - VCC, 1776, Wins First Place in 7th Corps Area
• October 26, 1933 - Power Machines Digging Spillway
• November 9, 1933 - VCC Camp No. 1776 Preparing To Leave
• November 16, 1933 - Storm Sweeps Country Sun
• December 13, 1933 - outboard motor letter

1934

• January 11, 1934 - Asking Aid for Spillway
• January 18, 1934 - Government Officials View the Spillway Here Sunday
• February 1, 1934 - Many Projects Await CWA Toilers
• February 8, 1934 - Tile for Spillway Completed Tuesday
• March 22, 1934 - Local Sportsmen Endorse Advance Fish License Plan
• May 24, 1934 - Forestry Service Doing Its Best
• June 7, 1934 - Heavy Rains Past Week Bring Relief
• June 14, 1934 - Biological Bureau Chief Inspects Many Lake Projects Here
• July 26, 1934 - All Heat Records Here Were Knocked "Cold"
• August 2, 1934 - Second VCC Camp Is Located Here
• August 2, 1934 - Not First Time Our Lake Was Waterless
• August 23, 1934 - Building a Dyke and Road Across the Lake
• September 27, 1934 - Conservation Work by Lake Andes C.C. Camp

1935

• January 3, 1935 - Candidate for Governor Draws Big Crowds
• January 10, 1935 - To Establish Migratory Water-Fowl Refuge
• February 21, 1935 - Our Sanctuary Third Largest on Continent
• May 9, 1935 - Johnson, Ripple, and Dutch correspondence
• May 23, 1935 - Two Hundred Nebraska C C Campers Are Here

1936

• February 7, 1936 - Ripple carp correspondence