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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1905
Page
9
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Weather notes show early spring hints with cold snaps reported from east and south. Astronomers cite sunspot cycles every 11.5 years as among seasonal chatter. South Dakota Central railroad grants editors annual passes via President Sherman, linking Sioux Falls to Colton with plans to expand.
The North Western Railway plans to extend into Aberdeen with a depot in the city core. The line previously reached the outskirts and aimed to bring rail traffic directly to Aberdeen's business district.
President Droppers has resigned as head of the state university at Vermillion effective at year end. Tensions between townspeople and college faculty surfaced during a recent examination in which the president was closely involved. He declines to state if the resignation was voluntary or directed by the state board of regents.
The final legislative session will consider appropriation bills with requests for funds near record levels. Senators and representatives face a chance to show thrift as retrenchment grows. State institutions will need to operate with less money while some proposals for large sums seem unreasonable.
The piece argues the petitioners seek to prove signers are legitimate and questions the freedom and secrecy of party nominations under a primary system. It warns past Minnesota politics and notes higher county costs from maintaining both primary and subsequent elections. It favors the traditional selection method to reduce errors.
Delavan boss hostler for Ring ling Bros praises Cole's Veterinary Carbon Salve after twenty years use. It allegedly cures wounds galls and sores quickly with no fear. Available at all druggists for 59 cents and 41.00? guaranteed.
List of cattle sold at the South Dakota Live Stock Association sale Thursday afternoon includes Lady Wintercott, Althea, Queen Lilly, Snowball, Defiance, Sir Wilton, Chief High Hawk, Rose of Bide A Wee, Daisy and many others. Buyers span Artesian, Scotland, Mitchell, Webster, Running Water, Highmore, and Sioux Falls with prices ranging from 30 to 865 dollars.
The sale records list multiple transfers including Brookings Chief Caldwell and Evert sold to B E Barnard of Emsley for 55 dollars. Lord Saxon sold to Lioyd of White Lake for 118 dollars. J M Dunimire sold to A C Cummiogs for 100 dollars and to LS Johnson at 3130 Red Prince. GI Boler sold to Joby J Wipf of Alexandria for 100 dollars.
A sequence of sales lists buyers and amounts for multiple parcels and names. Notable transfers include W A Getty selling to Mitchell for 90 dollars, John Rector acquiring Silver Springs Doar and Rosella from AX Davy and JN Davy for 74 and 75 dollars, and JW Reedy selling to KB Parker, R Maxwell, and BK Maxwell for various sums up to 500 dollars. Additional transfers involve I W Seaman, Parker, and W A Getty among others in Menno, Cherry Valley, and Frederick regions.
The final animal lots featured 337 head of sheep totaling 568 dollars with individual prices ranging from 12.50 to 27 dollars. Walter Crisp sold multiple sheep lots to buyers including G B Kelsey Mt Vernon and J E Cress Ramona, while Cronk’s herds brought 27 dollar bids to Brookings and other western towns.
Four Shrop shire ewes sold at 15 dollars each to Fred Kieser Stovely and four Hamp shire ewes at 11 dollars each to Frank O Neal Kedora. The horse sale drew limited bids with only four of nine horses sold. Sold are Valley Percheron stallion to FW Ortmayer for 500 dollars, General C Percheron stallion to Ulert Poppen for 760 dollars, Hans Jr German Coach stallion to Howard Chamberlain for 185 dollars, and Remus German Coach stallion to BM Johnston for 425 dollars.
A confidential notice from W A Heimberger offers farm and city property loans at low rates with quick funding after papers are signed. He also buys and sells farms or city property and loans on chattels, seeking good security and profit.
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