Republican State Ticket Listed for Mitchell Capital 1902
The Mitchell Capital lists the Republican state ticket for the 1902 election including Senator A B Kittredge Congress C H Burke E W Martin Governor C N Herried Lieutenant Governor George W Snow Secretary of State O C Berg Treasurer C Collins Auditor Dick Halladay Superintendent of Public Instruction George W Nash Attorney General Philo Hall Railroad Commissioner Dick Smith Commissioner of School and Public Lands Gus Bach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Kittredge
Congress
C. H. Burke
E. W. Martin
C. N. Herreid
George W. Snow
O. C. Berg
C. B. Collins
Dick Halladay
George W. Nash
Philo Hall
Dick Smith
Gus Bach
Republicans of Davison County Hold State and Local Nominating Session
The Davison County Republicans meet at the Mitchell courthouse at 11 a.m. on September 6 1902 to nominate candidates for state legislative posts and county offices. Delegates from specified districts will also elect county commissioners. Caucuses in precincts are set for September 4 1902 at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Mitchell
Popry
Labdon
Ecacea
Badger
Union
Blendon
Tobin
Vernon
Beulah
Roca
City of
Baker
Mt. Vernon
Perry
Republican County Central Committee
S. D
Henry Swindler
H. L. Bras
Teaching as a Profession in Davison County
Editorial argues teaching offers moral and mental benefits but poor pay. It notes average monthly wages of $30 and six month terms, equating to about $180 for a year with long commutes and harsh conditions. Cites successful ex-teachers who left for higher paying careers and advocates professional, properly compensated teaching to attract trained candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Garfield
McKinley
Mitchell Gazette
George A. Johnston
O. L. Branson
First National Bank
Mitchell
E. J. Quigley
A. A. Boynton
Wingfield-Connelly Business College
Maud Smith
Lund’s Land Agen
City
Edith McCurdy
Atty
R. E. Rowdell
Artesian
W. J. Schiltz
W. S. Hill
Alexandria
T. B. Till
Gregg Zeeman Lumber Co
Emery
F. L. Welch
Eureka Land Co
Eureka
George McCaslin
Crandall
Beresford
Helen Coman
H. Garey
Vernon
Susie Cook
Worthington, Minn
Joe Betts
Truax and Betts Elevator Co
O. W. Coursey
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Health for Family
Ad claims Rocky Mountain Tea makes children eat sleep and grow improves mothers strength and vigor and creates a healthy family. The product is advertised at 35 cents.
Roosevelt Tours New England Amid Big Welcomes
President Roosevelt draws warm receptions in New England during his nationwide tour. Journal reports heart to heart talks that bolster public confidence in his strong plans for government action on corporate power. He is seen as the man to wield governmental force if needed. He will visit Sioux Falls on Sept. 26 for a several hour stop. South Dakota expects equally cordial greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New England
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Farmers protest hunters by closing county lands
Five farmers from Prosser Rome Union Lisbon and Tobin townships sign a public notice restricting hunting on their lands when the season opens next Monday. They warn hunters to carry county maps showing forbidden quarter sections to avoid trouble and recount damaged property from irresponsible hunters including a horse and a calf. Some city hunters now obtain special permissions to hunt on private land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosper
Rome
Union
Lisbon
Tobin
Tramps Growing Less In Milwaukee Yard Patrol
Milwaukee road assigns R. L. Tremaine and John Savage as special policemen to guard yards. Police say tramp infestations have declined, with fewer incidents than a month ago. Officials expect police to stay on for months, saving trouble and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Road
R. L. Tremaine
John Savage
Large Crow Lake Ranch for Sale in Jerauld County
Dr. S. H. Melcher offers his 10000 acre ranch near Crow Lake with three miles of hay land, strong water from springs, five houses, barns for 1000 head, and no herd diseases. Close to markets east of the Missouri River in South Dakota. Address S. H. Melcher Crow Lake Ss. D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Melcher
Crow Lake
Jerauld
South Dakota
Missouri River
Ss. D
Auction Sale of Country Farm Goods at Beulah Township
The sale of the late John C. Gohlmann estate takes place on Thursday Sept. 4 at 10 a.m. in Beulah township near Mitchell and Mt. Vernon. Items include 5 horses, 90 cattle with milch cows and a Durham bull, 13 hogs, livestock gear, wagons, plows, harrows, harness, and household goods. Free lunch at noon. Terms: cash for $10 or less. time to Sept. 1 1903 for larger sums with 10 percent interest and 2 percent cash discount over $10. Propr: O L Branson, Mae C. Gohlmann. Prop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Gohlmann
Beulah Township
Mitchell
Mt. Vernon
Boyden & Welch
O. L. Branson
Mae C. Gohlmann
Progress at Corn Palace gains pace in decorating plan
Builders move to remove exterior grains and grasses as A Roche returns from Lawrence Kansas to Mitchell to lead grain and grass decoration. H S Scallin orders harvesting from farms with farmers ready to cooperate while J K Smith plans to gather displays and attract outside counties. Dr Dundass coordinates distribution of advertising in Iowa and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Palace
A. Roche
Omaha Road
Lawrence
Kan
Mitchell
Rohe
H. Scallin
J. K. Smith
For Sale Two Desirable Dwellings on Lawler and Duff
Two houses offered by E Hitchcock. Taylor dwelling on Lawler street between First and Second has seven rooms with well and cistern. The cottage at Fourth and Duff, corner, has seven rooms seven baths hot and cold water furnace heat and two cisterns. Inquire at office A Hitchcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Lawler Street
Fourth
Duff Sts
E. Hitchcock
Improvements at Bailey and Christensen Mill
Bailey and Christensen have closed their mill to overhaul the property and add new machinery. They expect to spend at least 1500 dollars to improve equipment for higher quality flour and plan to reopen with renewed vigor and optimism for local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey &, Christensen
Agian
Gingham Aprons on Sale at Five Cents a Yard
A flyer notes standard apron ginghams offered at five cents per yard. It touts quality as the best and is likely targeted to bargain shoppers in a department store setting.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mitchell Capital
Republican County
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Grover Cleveland
Louisville
Cleveland
Watterson
Grover
David Bennett Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Minneapolis
Great Northern
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Sioux City Tribune
Agricultural College of Brookings
State University At
Vermillion
Vermillion College
Brookings
Board of Regents
Big
Roche
Ideal
A. T. Tioreaux
Kai Kai Silks
New York
Butterfield
Aril
Nea
Zone Intere
Aale
Cin Real
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