Alderman Nominations From Mitchell Caucuses
Mitchell capital priday April 12 1901 caucuses nominated Aldermen and school directors for wards one to four. In ward one A Stout and C C Halphide named for city council and board. ward two J T Norrow opposed D W Collins and Sam Whyte. A H Pehrson re elected to board. J S Daniels ward committeeman. Ward three: D B Miller alderman and S L Bras on board of education. ward committeeman not elected. Ward four: John H Scriven alderman with strong support. Harvey Noble challenged later. A Deana named to board of education. A H Daniele ward committeeman. Election set for April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Stout
C. C. Halphide
J. T. Norrow
D. W. Collins
Sam Whyte
A. H. Pehrson
Board of Education
J. S. Daniels
Contess
D. B. Miller
L. Bras
John H. Scriven
Harvey Noble
J. H. Scriven
New Life Pills Promise Quick Relief for Many Ailments
Countless thousands report blessings to the body from Dr. King’s New Life Pills which claim to cure constipation sick headache dizziness jaundice malaria fever and ague and all liver and stomach troubles. Purely vegetable never gripe or weaken. Only 25 cents at S H Scarlins drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
S. H. Scarlin
Corn Palace Dividend Declared After Extra Receipts
The Corn Palace fund trustees announced an additional dividend bringing total returns to 21 percent for last fall subscribers. Treasurer Davison distributed 10 percent after a previous 11 percent dividend, funded by later receipts. Plans urged for this fall to grow grain and secure needed colored corn for decorations and exhibit stalls.
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Corn Palace
Davison
Woman Credits Foley’s Honey and Tar for Child’s Survival
Mrs P L Cordier of Mannington Kentucky recalls a severe croup case in her three year old daughter. The doctor reportedly gave up hope but after giving Foley s Honey and Tar the child improved quickly and survived.
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P. L. Cordier
Mannington, Ky
S. H. Scallin
Intercollegiate Oratorical Associa tion Holds Date Changes for Contest
The executive committee of the Intercollegiate Oratorical Association, with student representatives from each state college, met to set updated dates for the annual oratory and athletics contest. The event is moved from May 16 to 37 to new dates in May, with adjustments to eligibility and athletic events including discus.
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Intercollegiate
Oratorical Association
Ceg
Colleges Prepare Athletes Ahead of Upcoming Contest
Nearly all colleges have secured athletic trainers and the men are being prepared for the forthcoming contest. The emphasis rests on conditioning and safety as teams ready to compete.
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Tes
Electric Bitters touted by Champ Clark in old ad
Column cites Champ Clark claiming Electric Bitters cured his collapse after campaign overwork and sleepless nights. The ad touts Bitters as best overall medicine, with 50 cent price and druggist S H Scallin guaranteeing satisfaction. Includes other ad quips about cures and a Con necticut origin note.
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Champ Clark
Missouri
Mil’s Lightning Pain Killer Ad Claims Pure Formula
An advertisement touts Mil's Lightning Pain Killer as absolutely pure with unnamed ingredients. It promises instant relief for pain and claims suitability for children or invalids. It lists price at 25c and seller J. H. Ferris.
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Mil
Hills
J. H. Ferris
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted for Piles and Injuries
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for itching piles and various injuries. It claims thousands cured, guarantees cure, and lists S. H. Scallin, druggist, as seller at 2 cents a box.
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Jol
S. H. Scallin
Eloped Couple Married Then Traveled to Iowa
A South Dakota couple, Aos Pond of Artesian and A G Gilpin of Pochontas, secretly wed in Woonsocket after eloping from Artesian. The bride, a former singer, left town with her betrothed and a swift team carried them to Mitchell for the ceremony. The tale notes two engagements and the social stir, with commentary on love and deception.
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Repubblican
Aos Pond
Artesian
A. G Gilpin
Pochontas
Jaws
Iowa
Woonsocket Herald
Mitchell
Sioux City Journal
Mise Aca Pond
Israel
Woonsocket
Trosseau
Fastest Stallion in State Charly Fewell at Mitchell Park
Charley Fewell a 16 hand 1100 pound black stallion with 2:11 pacing and 2:27 trotting records is touted as fastest in state. He won free-for-all races at the South Dakota state fair and will season at Mitchell Driving Park starting April 1 1901, driven by Guy Aikens. See MCCARTNEY & LOGAN Mitchell SD and V B Conklin Bowereville Ohio.
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Charley Fewell
Mitchell Driving Park Association
Mitchell
South Dakota
Emahdi
Ooward
Seoree Wilkes
Greenwood
Hambletonian
Driving Park
Guy Aikens
McCartney & Logan
Biitchell
S. D
Notice to creditors in estate of John L. Burke
Mary Burke executrix of John L. Burke deceased gives notice to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be presented to agent T. J. Spangler in Mitchell Davison County South Dakota. Dated April 4 1901.
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State of
South Dakota
Mitchell
Davison
Marr Burer
John £. Burke
T. J. Spangler
A. BR. Groenke
Davison County
Golding & Co
Chicago
Cook County
Illinois
Office of Register of Deeds
Main
Second
Yof Davison
South Dz
Gordon Press
District Court of the United States
District of
Frank W. Owen
Woonsocket
Sanborn County
Indy
A. D
Samuel 4. Brey
F. H. Winsor
Mitchell, Sb
Davison County Financial Exhibit Certification
H. B. Anderson Auditor sworn that the Treasurer's exhibit is a true statement of Davison County financial condition and that the Audit exhibit shows all warrants drawn on the treasury during the quarter and the assets and liabilities are correct. Clerk M. L. Bors signs as Clerk of Circuit Courts.
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South Dakota
Davison
G. B. Kelsey
Davison County
State OF
Davisons
Anderson
Goth
H. B.A
Declined to Run Harvey Noble Withdraws From Fourth Ward Race
Harvey Noble, nominated by petition for alderman in the Fourth ward, told city auditor to remove his name from the election prints. The auditor granted the request, leaving J. H. Scriven as the remaining candidate. A separate fragment references dyspepsia treatment without coherent context.
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Harvey Noble
J. H. Scriven
F.ing
Gate
Alderms
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Oratorical and Athletic Association
Cleveland Plain Dealer
J.B. Ferris
Connecticut
Detroit Journal
Philippine Islands
London
New Zealand
Fordrille
Foley
A. B. Seaton
Rea Bros. & Co
Minnespolis
Minn
V.B. Conklin
Bowereville, O
Tryt
Bradfield
Bradsfield
Ruressis
Brasfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Gacety
Sterling Remedy CO
New York
al Bank
Davison Notary Bank
B. Kelsey
Gov. T
Wf. L. Boys
Auditor's Exhibit
Petit Jurors
Circuit Ar Justice de Peace
Carre Forwari
Courtys
M. L. Bors
Treasur
Cell and Sncerarcee Permanent School
Mirantine
Fourth Ward
A. Seaiiia
J. E. Turner & Son
A. T. McGovern & Sons
Wiptawane
St.paul Ptihiis
C. H. Hedden
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