Land Auctions and Farm Ads From Weller Land Co
Real estate by sealed bid with weekly openings at 1 30 pm. Appraised plots include NE 23-104-64 at 70 per acre and other lots in North Dakota and nearby counties with prices ranging from 35 to 90 per acre. Properties listed at 4 000 and 5 900 dollars in Mitchell area. Terms: 10 cash, 10 each year for three years at 6 percent. Buy now while cash is dear. Weller Land Co. Mitchell.
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West
Duff St
1St Ave
4Th Ave
Weller Land Co
Mitchell
Coming events in Mitchell and sales notices
Public notices list events in Mitchell South Dakota with dates in 1915. Items include a Third District Republican meeting of Wo mens Federated Clubs on April 6 and 7, a South Dakota Trap Shooters Association gathering June 1 to 3, and the Corn Palace event September 27 to October 2. Also listed are for sale notices for a seven room house, a lot on South side, and a May set of music with phone contact 3689.
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Mitchell
South Dakota Trap Shooters’ Association
Corn Palace
South Side
M E Clergy Here For Retreat In Mitchell District
Twenty five Methodist Episcopal clergymen from Mitchell district gather at First Church for a ministerial retreat called by district superintendent Dr W S Sheppard. Morning program began at 9 with quiet hour led by Rev O M Hyde. Speakers include Rev T S Bassett Rev W T Fergnson Rev Paul Gardner Rev J M Hargett Rev W C Stedfield Dr W G Seaman Dr G T Notson and Dr J P Jenkins of Mitchell. Tonight Dr J W Wander of New York City will lecture. Seaman leads quiet hour at 7 30 and Hancher lecture begins at 8. Public invited. Visiting pastors to supper at Graham hall Dakota Wesleyan.
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Mitchell
Methodist Episopal Church
W. 8
Shepherd
O. M. Hyde
Plankinton
T. S. Bassett
Whconsockery
W. T. Fergnson
Mt. Vernon
Paul Gardner
Platte
J. M. Hargett
Wessington Springs
W. C. Rtedfield
Tripp
W. G. Seaman
G. T. Notson
J. P. Jenkins
J. W. Wander
New York City
Methodist Board of Education
Judge Vows Protection for Defendants in Terre Haute Case
Indianapolis judge Anderson rules defendants in Terre Haute election fraud case will be protected after defense witnesses discuss reputations of guilty men. He orders release of six guilty defendants from Terre Haute jail to Indianapolis and warns officials against arresting them. Redman, elected Terre Haute circuit judge by ten votes, denies government charges during cross examination.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Terre Haute
Anderson
Dennis Shea
Thomas Smith
Eli 1
H. Redman
Ten Thousand Hindus in Up rising at Tochi
A Simla report describes 10,000 tribesmen mainly Indians assembling near Miranshah Post to attack Tochi. Government troops under Brigadier General Vane engaged them at dawn on the 26th, repelling the assault with 200 killed and 300 wounded, later finding no trace of the group.
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Simla
India
Tochi
Miranshah
Vane
Local Show Date May Also Shift for Better Weather
The article notes that moving the local show date could yield much more favorable weather. It suggests scheduling adjustments to capitalize on improved conditions and overall turnout.
College Fall Schedule Out With Dakota Wesleyan Clash
Dakota Wesleyan will play State University of South Dakota on October 23 in Vermillion as part of the fall football schedule. The contract, signed and sent to Prof H. J. Jones, clears most dates though one slot remains undecided between School of Mines and Montana State Agricultural College. The list includes games at Aberdeen, Vermillion, Chamberlain, Mitchell, Brookings, and Yankton with several dates already set.
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Dakota Wesleyan
State University
Coyotes
H. J. Jones
Wesleyan Athletic Association
Wesleyan
Morningside
Mitchel
University
Paul Sheeks
School of Mines
Rapid City
Montana State Agricultural College
Northern Normand and Industrial School
Aberdeen
Montana Aggies
South Dakota University
Vermillion
Columbus College
Chamberlain
Huron College
Mitchell
Morningside College
State College
Brookings
Yankton College
Fines Imposed on Four Plumbers in Sherman Antitrust Case
At Des Moines Iowa J P Cunningham of Kansas City and George Wentz of Lincoln Nebraska were fined 500 each while Robert Knauer of Des Moines and H B McCarten of Dubuque Iowa were fined 1000 each Judge Pollack of Kansas City had overruled a motion for a new trial except for BB O Wilkerson of Kansas City who was discharged
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Des Moines
Pollock
Kansas City
J. P. Cunningham
George Wentz
Lincoln
Nebr
Robert Knauer
H. B. McCarten
Dubuque
Iowa
Pollack
BB. O. Wilkerson
Rockefeller Offers Aid to Distressed Colorado Miners
New York City January Rockefeller Jr. telegram to Colorado unemployed relief says Rockefeller Foundation will contribute up to 100000 dollars to ease distress in Colorado mining districts. March 25 committee reported ongoing need and possible deficits. W MacKinzie King of the Rockefeller Foundation travels to Denver to represent the foundation.
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New York City
John PD. Rockefeller, Jr
Colorado State Committee of Unemployed and Relief
Rockefeller Foundation
Colorado
Rockefeller
Labor of
Canada
Denver
Colo
Mr. King
Deadwood Auto Show Proves Success Again
Deadwood South Dakota reports a record turnout and tripled sales at the Black Hill auto show, despite bad weather. The event, managed by N. J. Thompson and organized by the Deadwood Business club, drew crowds especially on the final three nights and cleared a nice balance. A move is said to be afoot to shift show dates to fall in major cities including New York Chicago Omaha and Sioux City.
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Deadwood
S. D
Black Hill
Deadwood Business Club
N. J. Thompson
New York
Chicago
Omaha
Sioux City
Larsons to Open New Hardware Store in Mitchell
Aleck Larson and his son Leon plan to open a new hardware store in the old J. N. Crow building opposite the Gale the ater around April 15. The business will be Aleck Larson and Son, continuing a Storla hardware reputation with modern fixtures and a full stock. They aim to be one of the best stores in the city.
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Aleck Larson
Leon Larson
J. N. Crow
Gale Theater
Aleck Larson & Son
Storla
Mitchell
Larson
State Prohibition Drive Set With $75000 Goal
At a special Anti-Saloon League meeting in the Western National Bank directors room, South Dakota temperance leaders planned a statewide prohibition campaign aimed to culminate at the November 1916 election. A $75,000 fund was authorized to hire organizers, with a five-man business committee to run fundraising and planning. A big temperance convention will follow, with Rev. Amundéon and Rev. Finnall hired to aid the effort and more staff expected in the fall.
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Anti-Saloon League
Toom
Western National Bank
South Dakota
J. S. Hoagland
Mitchell
Jacob Pfeiffer
Madison
League
Albert Amundéon
Ft. Pierre
C. W. Finnall
Chicago
Lord Rothschild Passes Away In London
London England Lord Rothschild head of the English branch of the Rothschild family died today. Nathaniel Mayer Rothschild the first Baron Rothschild born November 8 1840 eldest son of the late Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothschild created an English peer in 1885. He led the London banking firm N M Rothschild Sons and headed the British branch known for wealth and philanthropic efforts.
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London
England
Lord Rothschild
Nathaniel Mayer Rothschild
Baron Rothschild
Lionel Nathan de Rothschild
Ile
N. M. Rothschild & Sons
Ultimatum from Japan at Manchuria talks
Diplomatic circles fear Japan will issue an ultimatum if the conference on Manchuria issues fails to break deadlock. A meeting yesterday between Japanese and Chinese officials discussed demands for absolute territoriality for Japanese immigrants as the talks neared a critical moment.
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Manchuria
Japan
Coal Put on Board Eitel in Hampton Roads
Barge loads of coal for the German auxiliary Prinz Wittel Friedrich were brought down in Hampton Roads this afternoon. Commander Thierichens plans to begin coaling his raider late today. No announcement or further intimation was forthcoming regarding his contemplated action, but speculation is rife about a possible dash for the open ocean.
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New Port News
Prinz Witel Friedrich
Hanmipton Roads
Thierichens
Seattle Street Turmoil Amid Traction Strike
Seattle, Wash. police intervened as rioters attacked streets after a strike vote by Light and Power Company employees. Unions had mass meetings demanding recognition. Few lines were totally shut, but blockades and window smashing interrupted crews who declined to strike.
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Seattle
Wash
Traction Light & Power Company
French Bonds to Be Offered in the U S
The state department has not supported the financing deals with belligerents, while J P Morgan Co and two banks plan to offer American investors one year five percent treasury notes. Issuance may range from 25 to 50 million dollars, dating April 1 and maturing April 1 1916. Proceeds cover French purchases in the United States.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Bryan
Department
New York City
J. P. Morgan & Co
National City Bank
First National Bank
Treasury
Aberdeen Sewer Case Won By The City
In state circuit court the defense moved to dismiss the case brought by Lincoln & Boyd against the city of Aberdeen seeking to block a sewer under construction dumping into Moccasin creek. Plaintiffs alleged insufficient creek flow and odor would harm land value. injunction sought about two months ago.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Lincoln & Boyd Company Et al
City of
Moccasin Creek
Moving Sisal to U S Navy Vessels From Yucatan
Washington report of U S naval transport of sisal from Progreso to New Orleans aboard the collier Jupiter signals U S interest in Yucatan crops. Caperton notes ongoing fighting between Carranza and Villa near Ebano Tam pico and damage to oil tanks. In Brownsville Villa's siege of Matamoros heats conflict with 5 500 cavalry massing west and south of the city. artillery expected this evening per a Villa officer.
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Washington, D. C
Yucatan
United States
Caperton
Vera Cruz
Navy Department
Jupiter
Progreso
New Orleans
Carranza
Villa
Ebano
Tampico
Brownsville
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kempton's
Mitchell Cafe
Marrie
I. Q. Anderson
Ss. D
Gas Appliance Co
West Fourth St
University Place
Mass
Arthur Miller
Geck
Commercial and Savings Bank
West 7Th Avenue
Miles
Ace Housekeeping
See- Ave
Northwestern Notes
North Main Street
Mitchell National Bank
Chas Hoelscher
Igale
Chas. A. Clark
Bob Smith
Salh
Rowley
3Rd Ave
BE. E
Schlimgen
Fossinland i
Pierre
W A. Hitchcock
S. Minn
LC. Smith
Underwood Monarch
Oliver, Royal
Remington and
Smith Premier
Mitchell Publishing Company
Brunswick-Balke Collander Company
Third Street
Minneapolis
Minn
6Th Ave
West Fourth
South Mitchell
C. C
Bishop
New Mitchell
B. Rowley
Park
Ottertail
Becker
Baldwin & Co
Frazee, Minn
E Foss Land Company
Montana
Farm and Real Estate Journal
Traer
Mitchell Eee
Jackson County
Core Republican
M. E
Jow. Hancher
Valley
Nebi
Viola Aaron
Address N Care Republican
E. J. Hardison
Z. Sproul
Ansel
Cleveland
Ohio
Henry Ziegler
Hartford
M. Jones
Earl Rowley
John Determan
Deadwood Auto Show
Crow Building
Fame
China
Pekin
EITEL
U. S
SISAL
U.S
Christmas Club
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Jess
Diehl Drug Co
Truth
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