Mitchell calm over seven local people in Europe report
No alarm in Mitchell over fate of seven locals in Europe as Washington’s efforts ease fears. Delays expected for Gottlieb Scheurenbrand family in Stuttgart due to German mobilization edict. Others including Pauline Engel and Rev. Barnett and family reported safe in London and Connecticut contacts. Prairie chicken numbers surge due to relaxed game laws with fall hunting approaching September 10.
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Mitchell
Europe
Washington
Gottlieb Scherrenbrand
Stuttgart
Wittenberg
Germany
Mitchel
Empire
Scheurenbrands
Pauline Engel
Ruttengen
Scheurenbrand
Engel
J.T. Morrow
Jillian
Hately
Bately
Figs
Marguerite Anderson
London
South Dakota Democrats Prepare Vigorous Campaign with Big Speakers
The South Dakota Democratic party plans a vigorous campaign for the fall election after defections from the Republicans. State leaders and speakers will be announced in the near term, with event schedules likely to be set in the afternoon. Ed S. Johnson of Yankton, a United States Senate candidate, arrived late due to a Milwaukee train delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Net Dakota
Republican Party
South Dakota
Ed. S. Johnson
Yankton
United States
South
Neon
Farmer Germscheidt Severely Injured In Fall Near Di Mock
Matt Germscheidt, a well known farmer living five miles east of Di mock, was brought to Mitchell yesterday afternoon with a broken back and total paralysis below the ribs from a fall from a grain stack. No hope for recovery is entertained. He is about 50 years old and a member of a family, and is being cared for in St. Joseph's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Germscheidt
Dimock
Mitchell
Germscheidt
St. Joseph's Hospital
Death of John L. Erickson in Washington Office
Telegraphic inquiry reports John L. Erickson of Sioux Falls found dying in a bath tub after leaving the Senate building. A physician arrived as he died from what is believed to be a cerebral hemorrhage. Erickson was alone at his boarding place during the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
8. D
United States
Thomas Sterling
John L. Erickson
Senator Sterling
Washington
Kson
Senate
Runaway Teams Collision Affects Family on Roadside
In a dash of chaos a buggy overturned after horses bolted with a man and wife aboard. Mrs. Sweeney suffered bad bruises while their baby lay unhurt in deep roadside grass as onlookers helped. Mr. Sweeney avoided injury and stopped the frantic horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Peaseeney
Baby
Sweeney
Prairie chickens to be very plentiful
Hunters will find a bonanza in the valley as prairie chickens are reported to be very plentiful this season. The abundance promises easy shooting for sportsmen in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise
Library Books In Good Demand At Mitchell Public Library
Mitchell public library circulation rose from 1116 in June to 1186 in July with 15 percent non fiction and 22 percent read by children. sixty five books were purchased and 21 given as gifts. Reading rooms served 635 patrons. atlas of the world added to reference. Stories for children announced and new books listed for circulation Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Public Library
United States
Harley Thomas
Elizabeth Kelley
Bailey
Batchelder
Beymer
Spain
Barrow
Butterfield
Caffin
Gaffin
Edwardes
Ellis
Foster
St. Lawrence
Virginia
Johnston
Lyman
Porter
Putnam
Redfield
Rosenan
America
Ross
Rothschild
Sadler
Champlin
JiShib
Jenks
Martin Hyde
Masei Masefield
Mott
Poulisson
Egan Files Fifth Libel Suit Against Sioux Falls Press
Sioux Falls attorney George W. Egan seeks 25000 in damages in a libel suit against the Sioux Falls Daily Press. The action, the sixth against the paper in two years, names publishers C. L. Dotson and K. B. Dotson and cites a Sunday article about a Kickland suit. Damages in total reach 235000 across Egan's actions, with one suit already partially paid and others awaiting trial or appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
George W. Egan
South Dakota
Eodore
Paanye A
Sioux Fs
Jones
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Egan
Motorcyclist Dies in Main Street Crash
Aberdeen reports the death of O. I. Deiss, a Dakota Central Telephone employee, after his motorcycle collided with a Marshall Oil Company truck in the residence section of Main Street. The incident occurred instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Main Street
O. Deiss
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Marshall Oil Company
Burglars at Milwaukee Freight Depot Foiled by Patrols
Night clerk William Anderson at the Milwaukee freight house alerted police after burglars lit flashlights and prowled the warehouse. A switchman and a call-boy aided, but officers Darling and Kirkpatrick discovered the flashes were reflections from the office light, not intruders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Anderson
Milwaukee Freight House
Anderson
Darling
Kirkpatrick
Reed May Be Moose Leader in Black Hills
Ali Reed of Vale in Butte county may accept the Bull Moose nomination for governor in November. He runs a small paper Call to Action and has backed tax reform and the Kid Korn Klub to train corn growers. Reed has fought BE L Senn and opposed the current state administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
S. D
Ali Reed
Vale
Butte County
Alf Reed
Black Hills
Yale
Byrne
Reed
Sturgis
Progressive Party
BE. L. Senn
Kid Korn Klub
Suffrage Advocate Miss Rosalie Jones Addresses Court House Rally
An attractive young woman on the courthouse steps presents a concise case for women’s ballot rights. Gen Rosalie Jones of New York leads a suffrage band arguing women owe no less than men voting rights and that birth should not deny citizenship duties. The outdoor meeting on the court house lawn draws a well-attended crowd wearing yellow flowers in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Dame Fashion
Rosalie Jones
New York City
New York
England
Miss Jones
Southaketa
America
Suffrage Fund Drive Attracts Personal Photo Sale
Rev Henry Snyder presided as Miss Jones sold 4156 photographs of herself after a church address. A collection totaling 13 dollars was raised, to be turned over intact to the state suffrage organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Snyder
The
Presbyterian Church
Mitchell County Board of Equalization Minutes 1914
Davison County records show a detailed sequence of assessments and abatements at Mitchell. The board adjusted road polls and real estate taxes, corrected omissions, and approved numerous motor cycles values, with sessions spanning July 21 to July 28 1914 and adjournments sine die. Public notices include suffrage meeting approval and refunds for overpaid or misapplied taxes.
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Tra WH. Fraser
Joe Kotrba
Mitchell
H. C. Hardman
J. E. Wells
F. C. Drake
Gleeson
Curtis
Jensen
Grady
Lehman
Zangler
Betts
W. Abbey
J.C. Lehman
City of Mt. Vernon
City of Mitchell
Ross B. Peregrin
Earl Watson
Harold W. Pynch
Theo.Kruse
Wm. Folts
H. T. Haynes
F. Y. Worthing
L. W. Bagley
F. A. Rubin
Leon Porter
M. C. Dolly
H. M. Gould
Gilbert Graham
S. BE. Stout
Paul Boyd
L. D. Purdy
County Board of Equalization
Board of Equalization
Davison
South Dakota
R. A
Reb. Zangle
Geo. Bauer
Moise
The
Newbury’s
Court House
Alvert Wompany
K. Mather
Parrott
Blendon
Western Union Telegraph Company
Hopkins Stationery Co
Lilly A. Patterson
City Hall
Mt. Vernon News
Washington Cafe
J. ¥. Berry, Sheriff's’ Fees,489.22 Educator School Supply Co
Northern Casualty Co
B. K. Mather
Blendon Road
Rome—Newell ‘Blackman
David ’ Lovinger
Jh Crampton
Frank Anrs Baker
Adolph Rippe
Geo, Zangle
Eeo Upuaao
Cen Anderson
Ed Martey Lisboh
R. A. Livingston
Alfred Butterfield
Union
Norman Welch
John Wagner Mitchell
Everett Jones
Betis Grinnell
Beulah
Wm. Hillerns
L. G. Woland
Mt. Vernon
W. C. E. Fram
Theodore Hellend Blendon
Oscar Halverson
Jos
B. Johnson
Badger
Theodore W. Schneider
Jos. Goodwin
A. EK
Marsden Perry
Edward Kistler
Geo. Betzer
Chas. W. Brown
Ethan
J. J. Dunlevy
Henry Mutziger
Alfred Hammerland
Frank W. Meekins
Mitchell City
Clifford Mieckson
John Schultz
J.A. Stultz
W. C. Sholes
Geo. Holleran
Ed.Erickson
George Doane
C. N. Boyd
Howard Brodstrup
O. W. Coursey
A. E. Porteous
Harry Havens
Albert Jensen
C. B. Cornish
D. T. Becker
F. J. Herrick
John W. Jensen
Uni
C. Kimble
City
City of
E. H. Clark
Economy Grocery
Badger Road
IR. A. Zangle
Safe County
Alzangle
Suffragists Rally in Mitchell with Jones Visit
Rosalie Jones spoke in Mitchell drawing strong enthusiasm from the Equa Franchise league. Plans for an active campaign include speakers Miss Jane Addams and Dr. Anna Shaw, with funds totaling 14.88 from photos and a treasury balance. Meetings Fridays welcome all women and rural supporters as invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Jones
Mitchell
Equa Franchise League
City Hall
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Anna Shaw
Miss*Jones
Miss Jones
League
South Dakota Pharmacists Set Aberdeen Convention
The South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association will convene its annual state meeting in Aberdeen from August 12 to 14. The opening session at 9 30 a m Wednesday will feature Mayor B M Hall and the president's address with other routine items. Prominent speakers include Dr C W Drew from the Minneapolis Institute of Pharmacy and state inspectors from North and South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association
B.M. Hall
C. W. Drew
Minneapolis Institute of Pharmacy
Jladd
Stat Food and ‘Drug Inspector
Nort Dakota
Frank M. Byrne
South Dakota
Bonesteel Official Arrives in City with Mrs Alexander
C. J. Alexander of Bonesteel South Dakota assistant executive accountant arrived today with Mrs Alexander. Mrs Alexander will stay as guest of Dr. and Mrs. R W Heyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Alexander
Bonesteel, S. D
South Dakota
Alexander
R. W. Heyler
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Smythis
SIOUX
Falls Press
Milwaukee
Vale Man
Hiker
L. Miller
Ruth Priest
KF. F. Fosdick
R. A. Zangle
W. M. Herbert
W. C. Thompson
H. B. Rogers
W. O. Crampton
BE. Owens
S. Catnell
Dak. Cen. Tel. Co
Hattie Robes
Lulu Marsden
Glora M. Borders
Josie Fitzgerald
Winnefred Ryan
Blanche Dague
Nellie Saunders
Motler
Secretary of State
Motor Vehicle Fund
Herman Weiczorek
Paul Metzger
Robert Scheetz
Adam
J. W. Beddoes
Arthur A. McBride
BE. J. Doncho
Edward Donoho
Ralph Davis
L.H. Annis
Ira E
Chas. Heidenger
J. J. Piggott
C. G. Daggett
J. E. Kidd
Frank Scheich
F. W. Tobey
G. A. Garlson
N. H. Berens
Martin Aalseth
M. A. Reeves
G. A. Carlow
EB. Michels
John Nolt
L. Vickers
D. J. McDonald
Chas
Ri Avery
J. H. Kelley
Fred Donaldson
Fred Gerken
Chas. Hendrickson
David Lovinger
W. E. Walker
A.M. Gardner
G. Svenson
J. B. Doty
Ella Cattrell
Geo
W. Miles
Andrew. Gaines
G. Pine
BS. I. Kerns
Petit
G. N. Schultz
Frank Foss
L. Peterson
J. L. Cook
E. S. Keen
Chas. McIntosh
Jas. Huntley
Mrs. J. Underwood
Madeline Kohler
N. Campbell
Mary Kane
Hi. Johanson
Adournea
Elizabeth McGraw
Stanley Morris
Andrew Carlson
Mesdames F. A. Bidwell
J. F. Berry
Board On
Carland Ellis
Peter Young
Messrs. Gleeson and
Register of Deeds Office
Auditor’s
Register of Deeds
Register
Christian Bros
Tulis
Carl F. Christian
Auditor's
Auditor
the Register of Deeds
Office of the Register of Deeds
A. J. Curtis
Martin Gleeson
S. Cattrell
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