Stamp book sales and holiday moves fill Mitchell notes
Local notes report a new two book set with 24 one cent and 24 two cent stamps selling for 74 percent. Adjutant General Morris and Captain Beckman of Mitchell expected for company F inspection and supper. Sauk of hog cholera interest and many holiday travel updates follow.
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T.C. Ball
W. A. Morris
Paul Beckman
Tedfield
Cay
Mitchell
City Wal
Sioux City
G. A. Johnson
A. H. Duff
South Dakota Board of Pharmacy
E. C. Bent
Bent
Dell Rapids
Werbert Case
Hot Springs
Joyce
Orin Martinson
Elkton
Judge Bottum Files for renomination as Republican judge
Judge J. H. Bottum of the tenth circuit filed his petition for renomination as a judicial candidate for the tenth circuit. He filed as Republican under the motto Fitness the main qualification for judicial office.
Mitchell Publishing Company Expands Office Outfit Deliveries
The Mitchell Publishing Company ships a full range of office supplies to banks and institutions in Three Forks and Butte Montana and recently outfitted a new bank at Wolf Point. It operates a modern plant producing filing systems, desks, chairs, printing goods, and legal forms, with shipments reaching up to a thousand miles away. The firm draws substantial revenue from outside Mitchell, supporting local business growth.
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Mitchell Publishing Company
Three Forks
Mont
Butta
Wolf Point
Two
Dakotas
Mitchell
Young Farmer of Modern Type from Mitchell
Nf. L. Branson, son of O. J. Branson and a Mitchell bank president, assists on the Davison county ranch east of Mitchell. The sketch notes his Culver Military academy schooling and farm leadership, with a sheep consignment recently sent through his commission house The National.
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Mitchell
Chicago Evening Post
Nf. L. Branson
S. D
First National Bank
First Trust and Savings Bank of
Mitchel
H. L
Culver Military Academy
Davison County
Donahue
Dakotan Statue as Tribal Ruler Returns Home
William McVey of Spearfish South Dakota returns from nearly three years among an African tribe where he served as ruler. He arrives back in Spearfish to resume ordinary civilian life after his remote expedition.
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Frances Osgood
Wessington Springs
Dakota Wesleyan
Graham Hall
Mary Kibbes
Milwaukee
Downer College
Myr
South Africa
Spearfish
S. D
South Dakota
William McVey
Africa
Young MeVey
Comrade Pred Johnston Explores Congo for Gold Under Pact
Pred Johnston and McVey, under Belgian company contract, spent two years in the Congo studying gold deposits. They remained until September, facing hostile tribes while guiding native relations, and returned home healthy. Johnston, now visiting relatives in town, is due home in Spearfish before Christmas.
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Pred Johnston
Africa
Congo
America
McVey
Winchester Rifles
Johnston
Spearfish
No Mileage to First Meeting in Primary Law Ruling
Charles Mix County Attorney General Johnson rules that the term unit representations in the new primary law directs the proposed committee member to cast the total party vote as shown by last official primary returns. He notes ambiguity in the final lines and finds no provision for mileage reimbursement for the December 26 meeting.
Pat Crowe Bullet Wound Led to Amputation
Alf Jacks on a Omaha policeman shot in 1905 by Pat Crowe died after surgeons say a blood poisoning from the same bullet necessitated an amputation. The case ties Crowe to a long standing Braden event as medical authorities report the fatal outcome.
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Omaha
Neb
Jackson
Pat Crowe
Crowe
Hansen Again On Alfalfa Seed Controversy
Brookings reports Prof. Hansen reaffirming his stance in the alfalfa seed dispute with H. N. Patterson of Aberdeen. He identified one carload as common alfalfa renamed Turkestan and cited certificates proving misrepresentation to buyers and officials.
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Brookings
Hansen
H. N. Patterson
Better Farming Association
Aberdeen
Patterson
Russia
South Dakota
Turkestan
Prof. Hansen
H. S. Patterson
Better Farming Association of Aberdeen
Bureau of Information
Box Birder Creek
Be, L
A. C. Flam
Underwood
S. D
H. K. Patterson
Elk Creek
Milton Frese
H. J&. Patterson
Box Elder Creek
Corn Palace Pride of Mitchell South Dakota
Mitchell promotes the Corn Palace as the city identity and center of agriculture. The Corn Palace is a vast ear corn covered building featuring legendary Dakota growth scenes. The city shows a strong farmer team effort with the Elks club nearby and pride in a heritage from Indian to modern farming.
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Sioux City
Mitchell
South Dakota
Mitchell Commercial Club
Davison County
Commercial Club
Davison
Mitchells Commercial Club
Corn Palace
Europe
Dakotas
Main Street
Elks’ Club
The
Elks
Mitchell Territory
Silsby
Plains
Sheriff Asked to Resign Over Culbertson Lynching
Williston North Dakota officials pressed Sheriff Carl Erickson to resign after he failed to exercise due diligence to prevent last Tuesday’s lynching of Steve Culbertson, the Dillon family murderer, following questions by Attorney General Miller and District Attorney Burdick.
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Williston
N. D
Steve Culbertson
Dillon
Carl Erickson
Miller
Burdick
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