Will Sprinkle Streets At City Election Surprises Arise
City election results show street sprinkling contract approved by 219 votes amid strong license and sewer bond support. Ward tallies detail aldermen, school board and treasurer races with notable turnout and party lines in four wards.
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Hundred Ark
T. A. Duncan
Wm. Koch
L. E. Stair
D. A. Braught
Wm. M. Smith
A. J. Kings
L. W. Platner
John W. Powers
Board of Education
Third Ward
Hos. Wallace
Geo. FE. Iester
Fourth Ward
J.E. Wells
W. EB. Tipton
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Promote Gentle Bowel Action
The famous pills by DeWitt claim a certain harmless effect on the bowels and liver, remedy biliousness and constipation without weakening the stomach or causing sickness. Sold by JL. O. Gale.
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DeWitt
JL. O. Gale
Local Contractor Wins Bank Building Bid
Friday night bids for a new Commercial and Savings bank building were opened with Fred Brodstrup the sole local bidder. His bid beat two outside bidders by about 400 dollars. Architect Wilford W. Beach presided at the award. Construction begins Monday with excavation for a three story, 24 by 120 foot structure estimated at approximately 249000 dollars.
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Commercial and Savings Bank
Fred Bjodstrup
Iowa
Minneapolis
Mr. Brodstrup
Gottlieb Scheurenbrand
Wilford W. Beach
Sioux City
Kibbee
Republican
Cole's Come Cire Promises Cure for Lung and Throat Ailments
An old advertisement claims Cole's Come Cire relieves throat and lung troubles and touts its effectiveness for children. The product is sold in 25 and 50 cent sizes and is guaranteed by all druggists.
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Craup
Cole
Stolen horse found in Mitchell and returned
The pacing horse stolen from Adam Foss last Thursday night was found Saturday at Plotner livery in Mitchell. Mr. Bailey, a stock buyer, took it to exhibit as a rich prize. Dr. Smith identified the horse as Ross’s property and noted the theft. Joss and W. H. Woodward retrieved the horse. Moss returned it to Plankinton, but it was too worn to travel. Charles Alexander, Bailey’s longtime employee, is accused. he claims a stranger swapped horses in a trade offer near Crow Lake. The case hinges on proof in court.
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White Lake
Adam Foss
Plotner
Mitchell
Bailey
Ross
Smith
Mr. Joss
W. H. Woodward
Mross
Plankinton
Charles Alexander
Potter County
Crow Lake
Alexander
Cole's Carbolisalve Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement extols Cole's Carbolisalve as a universal remedy for burns and wounds, claiming instant pain stop and scarless cure. It urges use by households and offers 25 and 50 cent sizes through druggists with a guaranteed result.
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Cole
Elections in Other Towns Narrowly Favor License In Woon socket
In many towns Tuesday the license question dominated races. Woon soket voted license by 57 margin, Ramsey the reform mayor defeated as he sought prohibition renewal. Canton went dry, Parker chose prohibition, Arlington stayed dry with no saloon for 23 years, Madison voted for license, Nimball elected three women to the school board.
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Woonsoket
Ramsey
Canton
Parker
Arlington
Madison
Nimball
Civic Improvement Association elects officers at Mitchell city hall
A Civic Improvement Association meeting at Mitchell city hall Tuesday elected officers for the new group to oversee residence and business area enhancements. President J Walrath, first VP J J Wells, second VP Rev A C Kawdish, Secretary Dr J G McCartney, Treasurer Dr Thomas Nicholson. ward committees named for development efforts.
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Civic Improvement Association
City Hall
Mitchell
J. ©. Walrath
J. J. Wells
A. C. Kawdish
J. G. McCartney
Thomas Nicholson
L. Lardner
I. Leehan
Newbury
J. OS Daniels
Jos. Morrow
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured by Pain Balm Claim
EB N Waldron of Wilton Junction reports years of sciatic rheumatism with stiff joints and cracking pains. He says Chamberlains Pain Balm cured him and he has had no pain for months. Sold by all druggists.
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EB. N. Waldron
Wilton Junction
Chamberlain
Dipping Cattle Rules Discussed by South Dakota Panel
State Live Stock Commission met in Rapid City to craft guidance for county cattle inspectors on dipping cattle. Dr. R. A. Rumsey of Fargo assisted, explaining Bureau of Animal Industry regulations and easing western range opposition as stockmen embrace infection control.
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State
Rapid City
R. A. Rumsey
Fargo
N. D
Montana
Dakotas
South Dakota
Bureau of Anima
Ramsey
Commisson
Rules Adopted to Govern Inspectors for Cattle Dipping
County inspectors mandate dipping of all cattle where infection is found and hold infected animals for a second dip. All cattle entering the state for non immediate shipment must be dipped per the 1904 South Dakota law. Livestock dying of contagious disease must be burned. inspectors must act to dispose if owners cannot be reached.
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South Dakota
Comity
Tollisters Rocky Mountain Tea Endorsed for Stomach Comfort
An old advertisement touts Tollisters Rocky Mountain Tea as positive for digestion and overall cleansing. It claims to purify the system and aid suffering humanity, pricing the product at 34 cents with additional notes on tea or tablets.
Sage infusion remedy for sore throat and hoarseness
A simple, cheap sage infusion made by pouring boiling water on thirty leaves, settling for an hour, then adding vinegar to taste and honey. Use as a gargle twice daily. swallowing a small amount is not dangerous.
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