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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1913

Page

4

Homestake Mines Alarmed by Move to Increase Taxes

Deadwood South Dakota Homestake Mines face a tax hike after a state tax commission visit to County Board of Equalization. T J Grier test scrutiny of Homestake values and stock market. If taxes rise the company plans court action possibly delaying $100000 annual county tax.

Homestake Mines Deadwood M. D State Tax Commission County Board of Equalization T. J. Grier Homestake Lead Preston Mr. Grier Chambers Keller Grier Homestake Company Lawrence

Branson Recalls 6000 Mile East Auto Trip

O. L. Branson and wife returned from an extended East trip covering over 6000 miles with no major mishap and their tires intact. He notes dry crops from South Dakota to Maine, praises the corn belt’s food production burden, and warns South Dakota landowners against selling land as values rise. He cites Connecticut hay prices at 22 dollars per ton and remarks on dairy production in New York.

O. L. Branson Mr. Branson Atlantic Ocean South Dakota Maine Indiana Connecticut New England New York State Union

Editors Convene in Watertown for Mid-Summer Meeting

Iroquois 8. D Secretary Haliday of the South Dakota State Press association issued a call for the midsummer meeting to be held in Watertown on August 7 and 8. The secretary states Thursday, Aug.

Watertown Lake Kampeska C. B. Fousek Pukwana S. Danforth Vermillion J. D. Reeves Gordon A. T. Horton Volga Hdntor L. W. Robinson Parker H. A. Sturges Beresford Nana E. Gilbert Salem W. C. Wass Dell Rapids Paul Dutcher Brookings A. &. Rayness Andover WW. B. Dowdell Woonsocket Iroquois Haliday South Dakota State Press Association Thurs

City tax board reports Mitchell real estate rise to 5.97 million

The city board of equalization finished its work and releases show Mitchell real estate valued at 5,971,635 this year, up from 1,704,686 last year. Personal property rises to 2,219,674 from 627,088. New tax commission rules base assessments on closer to actual values, roughly tripling many figures.

City Board of Equalization Tax Commission County Board of Equalization Mitchell

Liberal and Conservative Parties Seen Emerging in U S Politics

A cabinet member predicts the Democratic Party will absorb conservative elements while progressives fuse into a new Liberal party. He argues the Liberal and Conservative parties will split the political landscape, with Wilson leading progressives and debates over national versus state conservation and corporate regulation shaping the era.

Georgia Alabama New York Wilson Democratic Party Republican Party Roosevelt Chicago Progressive Party Taft Liberal Democratic

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed for Home Wound Care

In every home should be a box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve for burns cuts wounds and scalds. J H Palanco of Del Valle Texas reports it saved his little girl's cut foot and many believed it could not be cured. The salve is sold for 25 cents and recommended by Diehl & Brown.

Bucklen J. H. Palanco Delvalle Tex R. No Diehl Brown

Quiet Congressman Says Future Matters to Congress

A fragmented passage notes Congress taking orders from a reserved figure at Pennsylvania Avenue. The piece hints that current debates focus on future policy while leadership acts quietly.

Congress Pennsylvania Avenue

Small Grain Ready to Cut in Local Section

Chief of Police Smith reports oats are cut and in shocks with barley showing excellent quality. Barley to be cut this week. Corn promises the largest state crop. Labor for harvests a problem. county register of deeds office now acts as employment bureau but only two applications filed since July 1.

Smith County Register of Deeds

Mitchell Defeats Spencer at Riverside Park in 4-0 Victory

The Mitchell team beat Spencer 4-0 at Riverside Park with Boebel and Barrow as the battery. Boebel allowed one hit and pitched nearly perfectly as Mitchell collected five hits off Smith. Frame hit a three bagger and Spencer committed three errors. A large crowd attended, and Mitchell will face Ethan at Riverside Park next Sunday.

Mitchell Spencer Riverside Park Boebel Barrow Smith Ryan Ethan

Funeral of Mrs Koch Held at Holy Family in Mitchell

The funeral for Christina Michels Koch of Mitchell was held at Holy Family church after a 9:30 a m Mass officiated by Father OFlaherty. Born in Wisconsin in 1858, she died Tuesday after a second paralysis stroke at 508 Second Street East. Survived by husband Joseph Koch and three sons and two daughters, with relatives from Madison and Wisconsin attending.

Jos. Koch Holy Family Church Father O'Flaherty Father Turgeon Woonsocket Father Hart St. Joseph's Hospital Father O'Flaerty Cross Planes Wis Joseph Koch Yankton County Dakota Territory Lesterville Mitchell South Main Street Mrs. Koch George Henry Albert Koch Gertrude Florence Theodore Lovenberg Annie Lovenberg Gertrude Spane Annie Klein Madison, Wis John Aker Madison, Minn Koch

Fire destroys restaurant in Plankinton

A restaurant at Plankinton was destroyed by fire yesterday. The building, owned by Mrs. Lichenstein and run by Carlson and Schoonover, was a total loss valued around $2000. The cause is still under investigation.

Plankinton

Republicans Plan Sioux Falls Mass Meeting July 25

Sioux Falls hosts a Republican mass meeting with George Burnside chairing the entertainment committee and Will Sloan overseeing decorations. The event aims to attract a national speaker if possible and to decide on preserving the party organization under the current primary law. Local committees were named at a Commercial Club gathering to arrange reception and program logistics.

Sioux Falls S. D George A. Burnside Will Sloan Commercial Club Rooms South Dakota Tore Teigen Sioux Walls Commercial Club Melvin Grigsby H. A. Astrud Kh. J. Woods T. W. Dwight Charles M. Day

Reward Boost in Morrison Brothers Disappearance Case

Viborg S. J. Walter and Frank Morrison brothers of Henry Morrison and Clarence Morrison vanished July 4 en route to Sioux City with a motor car. Rewards total up to 1900 dollars, 1000 for alive return, 200 from George D. Stewart & Co. for the vehicle. Car details include battleship gray body, black hood, no windshield, nickel lamps, motor no 173. Rumors of bodies near North Riverside proved unfounded. searchers from Viborg and Sioux City renewed efforts along the Missouri river near Elk Point, with no trace found.

Viborg S. J Walter Frank Morrison Henry Clarence Morrison Sioux City George D. Stewart George D. Stewart & Co Morrison Boys North Riverside Walter Morrison Louis Levison George Nelson N. P. Frederickson Missouri River Elk Point

Indians Gather in Great Catholic Convocation in Marshall County

A large Catholic Indian convocation is under way at an Indian church in northeastern Marshall County near the Sisseton Sioux area. Rev Father Westropp leads sessions with sermons and talks in English and Indian languages. Bishops O Gorman and Buseh attended and spoke. Delegations from every Sioux reservation in the state are represented in what is described as one of the year’s largest Indian gatherings.

Rosebud O'Gorman Sioux Falls Buseh Black Hills

FORMER STATE'S ATTORNEY HELD IN LYMAN COUNTY JAIL

Charles Milner once Mellette county states attorney has been jailed in Lyman county after failing to post 1500 bond. He is charged with embezzling 1000 dollars from a Sioux Indian client who hired him for a farm loan.

Oacoma SL. D Charles Milner Mellette County Lyman County

King of all laxatives claims by Buffalo man

Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York calls Dr King s New Life Pills the King of all laxatives They are a blessing to all my family and 2 00 won t keep a box at home Get 2 for well Price 25c Recommended by Diehl Brown

Dr. King Paul Mathulka Buffalo N. Y Diehl & Brown

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