Presidential electors and state officials listed for Mitchell County
The Mitchell Capital lists names of presidential electors and state officers selected for August. Electors Henry Morris H H Guistine John Q Anderson G R Evans. Congressmen Charles H Burke Eben W Martin. Supreme Judges Dighton Corson Dick Haney H G Fuller. Governor Samuel H Elrod Lieutenant Governor J E McDougall. Secretary of State D D Wipf. State Treasurer C B Collins. State Auditor J F Halliday. Superintendent Geo W Nash. School Lands Commissioner C J Bach.
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Henry C Morris
Roberts
H. HH. Guistine
Lake
John Q. Anderson
Lyman
G. R. Evans
Butte
Chas
H. Burke
Hughes
Eben W. Martin
Lawrence
Republican Judicial Ticket in Fourth Circuit
A Republican ticket lists Judge of the Fourth Judicial Circuit Frank B. Smith of Mitchell as a featured candidate for the upcoming election.
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Republican Judicial
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Frank &. Smith
Mitchell
Postoffice Inspector Endorses Mitchell for Capital Location
Post office inspector Frank Planert, after two years in the state, argues Mitchell offers better accessibility and economy than Pierre. He cites central population, western expansion, railroad competition, and better facilities as making Mitchell the superior site for South Dakota’s capital. He urges a decision in Mitchell’s favor.
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Redfield Press
Frank Planert
Mitchell
Pierre
Planert
Missouri River
Black Hills
South Dakota
Bim
Planett’s candid statewide perspective comes uncolored by bias
Planett shows an intimate acquaintance with almost the entire state and offers an opinion free from prejudice or personal interest, presenting a straight view of affairs.
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Planett
Endorsement of Rail Line Advances for Black Hills
The Black Hills Blade argues for railroad expansion toward the Pacific and a Milwaukee Road route through Chamberlain to the Black Hills. It critiques opponents tied to the Chicago and Northwestern and defends the move as essential for regional growth, arguing Pierre as capital harms Hills residents. It outlines travel times, costs, and benefits, urging voters to weigh capital location and rail access.
Taken With Cramps Win Kirmie a Crew Member Colleague
A bridge pang near Littleport reports a crew member named Kirmie taken ill with cramps and suspected cholera on Thursday. Mr Gifford consulted and Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was given. Several doses allowed him to move about the next day. the Elkader Argus praises the medicine and urges keeping a bottle in every home.
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Win. Kirmie
Littleport
Gifford
Notice for bids on county bridges at Mitchell SD
Notice is given that bids will be received at the office of the county auditor in Mitchell South Dakota up to September 6 1904 for the construction of one steel bridge in Day ish county of one 50 feet long 16 foot roadway and also constructing one 24 foot pile bridge 16 foot roadway Bids must be accompanied with a certified check for 25 percent of the building price to slow wand fault County commissioners reserve the rights to reject any or all bids Plans and specifications on file at the office of county auditor Stewrns
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Black Hills Blade
Lead
Dak
Blade
South Dakota
United States
Hills
Black Hills
Chicago & Northwestern Road
Northwestern
Steel
Pfort Pierre
Missouri
Pierre
Milwaukee Road
Chamberlain
Pacific Coast
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
Chicago
the Hills
Bonesteel
Fort Pierre
Deadwood
Sioux City
Alton
Hawarden
Huron
Highsmore
Mitchell
Yankton
Dayish County
Wand Speesteartions
Olice
County Audita
Conductor Fights Off Train Desperadoes at Aberdeen
Conductor Fargo on the Mitchell to Aberdeen line faced a band of fifteen armed men from Bonesteel who refused to pay fares. One assailant drew a Colt revolver and tried to shoot Fargo, who seized the weapon, injured his hand, and then escorted the group back to their cars. Six culprits were arrested at Aberdeen, with one man fleeing to Crandon and later captured.
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Fargo
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Bonesteel
Leteher
Alpena
Larvo
Ile
Crandon
Burdock Blood Litters Boost Vitality for Life’s Battle
An undated health claim asserts burdock blood litters clear the head, sharpen the brain, and strengthen the body for vigorous living and daily combat, presenting a tonic of reform era popular medicine.
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Burdock
Clerks From Washington Visit Mitchell For Rosebud Lottery Work
Government clerks from Washington including J L McKinney and C A Ovencham spent Thursday in Mitchell as guests at The Mitchell hotel. They finished drawing 106269 tickets for the Rosebud lands at Chamberlain and sent notifications by letter to all lottery participants. They plan to travel to Devils Lake North Dakota or Fargo after leaving Chamberlain and expect to return to Washington in about a month.
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J. L. McKinney
C. A. Ovencham
D. W. Carr
G. W. Billings
John O’connell
S. W. Norton
J. H. Backus
W. N. Backus
City
Mitchell
Washington
Rosebud
Chamberlain
Omaha Road
Devils Lake
N. D
Fargo
United States Land Office
Croup Relief Claim for Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil
An advertisement proclaims instant relief for croup with Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. It asserts perfect safety and guaranteed effectiveness and directs readers to purchase at any drug store.
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Croup
Thomas
Unconventional hospitality stirs talk in Cleveland
A fragment reports a public exchange about a wealthy figure offering a reception at a hillside place and a detachment being released, with observers noting the remark They called it unconventional hospitality and that he is too rich to quarrel with.
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Cleveland Plain
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Advertises Mother Gray a nurse at a New York children's home selling powders that cure feverishness headache summer bowel and stomach troubles teething disorders and destroy worms. Claims to be available at all druggists with 25 cents and a free sample by mailing to Allen S. Olmstead Le Roy New York.
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Mother Gray
New York
Allen S. Olmstead
LeRoy, N. Y
Excursion to Sioux City and Riverside Park August 1904
Excursion via Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Ry to Riverside Park with free program for ticket holders. Band at 1 pm, lecture by Dr Austin de Blois at 1 30 pm, baseball Wir Ta wirden vs Canton at 2 30 pm. Special trains Mitchell to Sioux City 1 55 am and return 7 10 pm. Round trip from Mitchell $2.00.
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Riverside Park
Austen de Blois
First Baptist Church
Chicago
Tawirden
Canton
Mitchell
Sioux City
1. M
Strate
Etsy
The One Who Wasn't Whipped
A large school faced a grave discipline breach as a teacher threatened to thrash the entire class. After beating each pupil in sequence, he offered mercy if someone confessed. The last boy confessed, saying he was the offender.
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