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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1911
Page
2
South Dakota Voters Weigh Taft La Follette Choice
A South Dakota meeting called by R O Richards aims to form a La Follette supporting group as Taft faces opposition from insurgents while Richards hints at shifting sentiment. The piece notes Taft weaknesses, Roosevelt lineage, and the potential for a primary clash to reveal real voter leanings in the district.
Widow of Pueblo Conductor Faces Murder Charge
In Hot Springs South Dakota attorney S H Wilson plans to try the widow of William J Gilbert a D R G conductor from Pueblo Colorado for murder. The case centers on suspected murder via poison after insurance funds were paid and a court ruling favored Wilson. Further evidence and testimony are expected as the trial develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Wilson
William J. Gilbert
Pueblo
Colo
Wilson
Brotherhood of American Yeeman
Gilbert
Yeeman
Colorado
Denver
Woman Charged with Murder Amid Insurance Payout
A woman was filed charging her with murder. Wilson states she received $2000 in insurance from the Order of Railway Conductors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Rattler Caught With Fly Paper in South Dakota Home
Pierre South Dakota resident S O Schmalin near Midland heard a commotion and found a rattlesnake had slithered in through an open door and become tangled in a sheet of sticky fly paper. The snake could not free itself and was killed with a club to end its struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre, S. D
W. O. Schmalin
Midland
South Dakotans to ride in airships during state fair week
Secretary Melb vaine invites M. R. Baskerville of Watertown Tom Sweeney of Rapid City and W. M. Owsley of Aberdeen to fly with Curtiss aviator. Sweeney flies Tuesday Black Hills day Baskerville on Watertown day and Owsley on Wab City day. The men are not experts but eager to show locals the new sport and feats of Curtiss flyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deen
Sweeney
Black Hill
Baskerville
Watertown
Mr. Owsley
Isouri
Aerial Flight Debuts At State Fair With Curtiss Trials
The article previews the state fair in Chicago featuring daily Curtiss airplane flights over the aviation field in front of the high grandstands. The program includes racing an auto, height, speed, and swooping descents as the aviator demonstrates early aircraft navigation. Nelson predicts aerial navigation will be practical in twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Curtiss
Ndlson
Elliott Moves to Balls
Judge James D Illiott, newly appointed to the federal district court for South Dakota, moves his family from Aberdeen to Sioux Falls and will reside there in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
S. D
James D. Illliott
Federal District Court For
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Public Harmer Jones Names McEwen Assistant
Assistant examiner Pierre LL D announces IK McEwen will serve as assistant after resignation of Wingfield. The move may reflect anticipation of Jones leaving for a new state position before a successor is ready to assume duties.
Bank Incorporation Filed In Columbia With 10000 Capital
Articles of incorporation have been filed for the Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Columbia with a capital of 10000. Among stockholders are Henry C Hellickson and William T Burmeister of Harmony Minnesota and Albert Karlan and Wm Kepfer of Columbia.
King of Laxatives Blessed Family at Home
Buffalo New York man Paul Mathulka says he keeps at home the king of laxatives for his family. The remedy cures constipation headache indigestion and dyspepsia. Available for 25 cents at Diehl and Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mathulka
Buffalo
N. Y
Diehl &«& Brown
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Mitchell
Mitcrban
Tublashing Company
R., Ronald
Official
R. O
Richards
LaFollette
Roosevelt
Taft
la Fol
Lette
la Follette
Elisha
Elijah
Canada
Trines
Prac
Kota
Wisconsin
Middle West
Ers
Taft and LaPollette
Derega
Branson
Congress
the Republican
Didacy
Dr. Branson
Mr. Branson
Ly Democratic
Busi
Ness
Kansas
Fortu
Nate
First National Bank
Ernor
Ole’’ Branson
Ington
Lave Geel
Prude
Des
DeGraff
Amer
Ican
Ing
Hot Springs
Yoeman
Hot Springs, S. Dak
Butterfield
H. D. Butterfie
South Qakotans
Secretary OF State Fair
Huron
Melb
Vaine
M. R. Baskerville
Tom Sweeney
Rapid City
W. M. Owsley
Aber
Curciss
Avia
Elliott
NEW Bank AT
Columbia
Mitchell Furniture Co
ECL
A. H. Pehrson
Main Street
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