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27 Jul 1906
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Mitchell Capital in Mitchell, South Dakota
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary coffee recipe hints at fruit punch and mint
Readable bits describe mixing fruit flavors with lemon and mint for a punch. Mentions quantities like a quart and a spoon, with references to whisky and rum style serving. The text is garbled but centers on a fruit punch or cordial preparation.
Fire Ravages Aberdeen West Side Hits half Block
A blaze in Aberdeen Dorchester last night destroyed two business houses one hotel one residence two barns and a feed warehouse with losses heading to 50 000 while insurance stands at about 18 000. Occupants saved many homes by battling flames from roofs as wind blew sparks four blocks away. Origin under investigation. James Arntz injured cutting eye while coupling nozzle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen, & D
Fr. Coleman Company
Aberdeen Machine Company
Hecker
James Arntz
Pretty Maiden and Young Rancher Wed After 100 Mile Ride
An elopement in which Jessie Allery and rancher Edward Stevenson rode 100 miles to obtain a marriage license and wed at the nearest settlement. Parents objected to the match but reconciled, with the couple to live near the sheep ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stevenson
Jessie Allery
Jessie
Top Bar
Stevenson
Mr. Allery
Pierre
Auway
Allery
Riverside depot approved by railroad commissioners
Riverside residents won a depot and agent for the Riverside point on the Omaha line after the state railroad board recommended the project. The company will build the depot at once and appoint an agent. The board will hold its monthly meeting in Sioux Falls next Thursday to take up further actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
Riverside
Omahe
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Railroad Company
Aberdeen Lad Struck by Freight Train on Great Northern Tracks
Louis Paeth eight-year-old son of Ludwig Paeth was playing with a calf on the Great Northern tracks in Aberdeen SS D July 24 when he was struck by a freight train. He fell beneath the last car and lost his right arm below the elbow after emergency removal and hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Great Northern
SS. D
Louis Paeth
Ludwig Paeth
BIES BY OWN ACT. Tries to Burn Down Jail and Dies
Gridgewater S vD reports a young man jailed for drunkenness set fire in his cell. He rolled bedding into a bundle and ignited it, intending to burn a hole out. He died from smoke and heat. a night watchman rescued him but could not save him. Remains to be shipped to Kalamazoo, Mich, home of his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gridgewater
S. Vd
Tlee Olistedd
George Miller
Kalamizoo
Mich
MOTHER AND CHILDREN KILLED In Rock Island Train Tragedy
Watertown South Dakota July 26 Mrs Gus A Berndt and her two daughters Ida nine and Ella four were killed on a trestle north of White when a Rock Island passenger train struck them as they walked to a farm. The bodies were thrown fifty feet into a water-filled embankment before a passerby rescued them. The tragedy occurred while the mother and children carried dinner to the father working on a nearby farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Gus A. Berndt
Ida
Ella
Rock Island
White
Jones declines a presidency at South Dakota university
Regent Spafford of Flandreau says Dean I S Jones of the University of Minnesota has declined the offer to become president of the South Dakota university. The board of regents will canvass the field for a strong replacement to guide the growing institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota University
Rise and Fall of a Black Hills Mine
Deadwood South Dakota reports the 1879 strike by Robert O Dwyer and Henry Mahnke near Central City that yielded gold then showed fortunes fade. The duo bonded the mine for 175000 dollars with 10000 down, shaping one of the Hills richest claims before abandonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
S. C
Black Hills
Robert O'Dwyer
Chicago
O'Dwyer
Henry Mahnke
Central City
Custer
Harvest Prospects Lift Clay County Outlook and Politics
Vermillion South Dakota July 26 Farmers in Clay county brace for a busy period after harvest to gauge political opinions. Winter wheat yields average twenty to twenty five bushels per acre with top quality. oats may reach sixty to sixty five bushels. Corn lags slightly due to cool June but is expected to mature well, sustaining a bright overall outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
S. D
Clay County
Crop conditions report from Hive S Co area
Reports indicate widespread showers over the past week benefiting wheat oats and barley with rapid maturity. Barley and oats near ready for harvest while wheat heads developing well though overall wax pine crop quality falls short of expectations. Haying underway with abundant good quality hay and red rust seen in some fields but no black rust reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hive
S. Co
Huron Drayman Dies From Injuries Sustained
Fred Ross Jr aged 46 formerly Cedar Rapids Iowa died in Huron South Dakota from injuries two days after being kicked by a horse. He was an early Huron settler and a former prominent member of the local fire department and a leading figure in the Modern Woodmen organization serving as active venerable counsel at his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
S. D
Fred Ross, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Ila
Heis
Wheat cut for fodder signals railroads need
Rapid City South Dakota July 25 report that wheat yielding up to fifty bushels per acre is cut green for fodder due to lack of markets as railroads extend west from the Missouri river. Corn compares with Nebraska, oats yield around 190 bushels per acre, and wool prices run from 23 to 24 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
S. D
Missouri River
Nebraska
Brookings Adopts Stringent Blue Laws in City Code
Brookings South Dakota July 25 The revised city ordinances list offenses including throwing paper on streets thawing fruit peelings on sidewalks weeds on private property fires in fire units water running from eavespouts planting cottonwood trees ads on poles horse hitching selling air guns furnishing tobacco to minors killing song birds cycling on sidewalks spitting on sidewalks displaying stallions and drying clothes in front yards. Citizens jeer at the strict rules lingering over daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
S. D
Yankton College to Host Summer Theological Institute
Yankton South Dakota plans its annual two week theological institute beginning July 21 with lectures and addresses from Rev. Frank K. Sanders D D Rev. Wm G Ballantyne and Rev W J Turner and ministers from Mitchell Elle Point Stelline Yankton Huron Beresford Letcher and Canton. The event draws many local ministers. A theft at Fred Scheel clothing store across from police headquarters saw suits worth about 100 stolen and two glass panes removed. Minnesota agricultural authorities Prof Shaw and Prof T A Haverstadt visited last week assessing farms for J J Hill prize money with ten entries in the state and O J Salem of Violin among competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton College
Yankton
Frank K. Sanders
Yale Theological Seminary
The
Congregational Publishing Company
Wm. G. Ballantyne
Oberlin
International Y. M. C. A. Training School
Springfield
Mass
W. J. Turner
Norfolk
Neb
Mitchell
Elle Point
Stelline
Huron
Beresford
Letcher
Canton
Fred Scheel
Shaw
T. A. Haverstadt
Minnesota
J. J. Hill
O. J. Salem
Sioux couple obtains license to wed after murder verdict
In Webster South Dakota July 25 John Mato Bear and Mary Tamarpiyaotawin of Waubay Sioux Indians received a marriage license. Bear, recently convicted of murder and sentenced to life, wed Tamarpiyaotawin to make her heir to his land. The ceremony raised questions if the plan will succeed and notes Bear’s two common law wives and Sisseton elders with multiple spouses complicating probates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Lewis
Bear
Sioux Falls Board of Trade to be Renamed Commercial Club
Sioux Falls officials announced plans to rename the local Board of Trade to the Commercial club and to incorporate under state law with a capital of 25000 dollars. The group will focus on advancing the city's commercial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. C
Board of Trade
Commercial Club
Governor Elrod Defies Dental Board Appointment Law
In Pierre South Dakota July 21 Governor Elrod is named a defendant in a suit by state dental association members. The statute requires the governor to pick one of two names the association sends for a board vacancy. he allegedly appointed Henry S. Larson instead, prompting the association to seek a court ruling on the law’s validity and enforceability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
State Dental Board
State Dental Association
Elrod
State Association
Henry S. Larson
Bryant
Laurson
Vermillion
Sioux City Brakeman Loses Limb in Parkston Accident
George Arde a Sioux City brakeman on the night train between Sioux City and Mitchell slipped on a banana peel at Parkston depot around midnight fell under a moving freight train and lost his leg below the knee. Surgeon W S Crane amputated the limb and the patient rested easy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Milwaukee Falls
Parkston
Mitchell
S. D
George Arde
Horse Kicks Driver. Man Injured at Huron Outing
A horse hooked to a dray driven by Fred 300s became frightened in Huron on Tuesday and kicked the driver from the wagon seat. Mr Boos suffered a broken leg between the ankle and knee with bones protruding but hopes exist to save the limb. A large Huron delegation is enjoying outings at Big Stone Lake with city representation at several lakes including Kampeska Byron Okoboji and Spirit Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Fred
Boos
Big Stone Lake
Lake Kampeska
Lake Byron
Okoboji
Spirit Lake
Tramps Held for Murder in Mitchell Circuit Court
Mitchell South Dakota July 21 Police Justice Herbert holds H T Williams and Herman Edward Vey in jail without bail for the murder of an unknown cripple in the stock yards. Each man accuses the other and three principal state witnesses are bound over for November circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
S. D
Herbert
H. T. Williams
Herman Edward Vey
Dutch
Jack
Williams
Los Angeles
Vey
St. Joseph
W. Burke
Victor Potter
W. F. Barnes
Fulton
Spangler
Victor Putzer
Medals for S D Volunteers in South Dakota Regiment
Major Laughlin of Deadwood reports word that a U S Senate bill providing medals for the South Dakota regiment will be signed by the president. The measure covers those who remained in service after the peace treaty with Spain when officers could not compel continued service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D
Deadwood
Laughlin
South Dakota
Wilipina
Frost
Spain
Watertown Cadet Band Chosen to Lead Michigan Section
The Watertown Cadet Band will lead the Michigan section in the G. A. R. national encampment parade in Minneapolis next month. Detroit seeks next year’s encampment as Wolverines attend in force, with Watertown praised for its prior national prominence and South Dakota G. A. R. pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Wolverine State
S. C
Watertown Ciadet
Michigan
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Denver
Sunshine State
Michigan Department
Detroit
Wolverines
Minnesota
Moody killed in ambush in Shoshoni Wyoming
Warner Moody town attorney and son of late U.S. Senator Moody of South Dakota was shot to death while returning from a social dance. Frank Anderson was wounded in the shoulder. An assassin fled as gamblers suspected in recent days operate sure thing games. A large angry posse pursues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshoni
Wyo
Warner Moody
United States
Moody
South Dakota
Frank Anderson
Neightor
Beit Will Reveals Vast Charitable Bequests and Africa Plan
London readers learn Alfred Beit’s will details public bequests totaling about 9.7 million dollars with estimates near 12.5 million. He leaves Hamburg and Berlin art, funds for University of Johannesburg, Rhodesia and Rhodes University, London and Hamburg distributions, and a 6 million dollar rail and telegraph fund for Africa to advance Cape to Cairo links. Residue goes to his brother Otto Beit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alfred Beit
Beit
Vnstate
Bell
Hamburg
National Gallery
Borster Jager
Tne
Joshua Reynolds
Lady Cockburn
British National Gallery
Reynolds
Boone
Berlin
College of Technology
London University
de Beers Company
University of Johannesburg
Rhodesia
British South Africa Company
Rhodes University
Grahamstown
Cape Colony
Rhodes Memorial Fund
Cape Town
Union Jack Club
South Africa
Transvaal
Kimberley
Dr. Jameson
Lewis Mitchell
Rhodes Fund
Cape
Belt
Otto Belt
Long fight over dead man s gold in multicountry heirs case
Sioux Falls July 23 A protracted legal battle over the estate of John McClellan who was killed in an elevator persists after the death of administrator William Van Eps. Ireland and Arkansas claimants vie for heirs status while probate petitions seek J Howard Gates as administrator, with judges cautious on jurisdiction and outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
John McClellan
William Vin Isps
McClellan
Wilkes
Ireland
William van Eps
State Circuit Court
Campbell
Aberdeen
van Eps
State Supreme Court
Arkansas
J. Howard Gates
D. R. Bailey
Gates
Bailey
Runaway accident injures Sherman House owner
James Ringrose proprietor of the Sherman house near Aberdeen was badly hurt when his harness broke, the horse bolted, and the buggy overturned. He suffered a broken collarbone, a sprained ankle, hip bruises, and a cut arm, and will stay in bed about two weeks after being cared for by a passing farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landlord Ringrose
Aberdeen Sherman House
Aberdeen
S. D
James Ringrose
Sherman House
Ringrose
Creamery in the Hills Opens in Hot Springs
Hot Springs South Dakota reports progress on a new creamery the first in the area. G D Harras of Hot Springs National Bank spearheaded the project and the old planing mill is being converted with top creamery machinery. The facility will churn 900 pounds of butter per batch and process about 596 gallons of cream, enough for at least 1,000 cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
S. D
South Dakota
G. D. Harras
Hot Springs National Bank
Burke South Dakota Deeds Pending After Contest
Citizens of Burke in the ceded Rosebud Indian reservation area will soon receive deeds to their lots after final proof on the townsite was completed. Judge Starcher will deliver deeds August 4 to those legally entitled, ending months of delay and enabling immediate improvements and town growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
S. D
Rosebud Indian Reservation
Starcher
Creamery a Success in Wartford South Dakota
Hartford Creamery reports show strong operation with 13,485 pounds of cream and 2,517 pounds of milk received in the first fifteen days, totaling 4,228.8 pounds of butterfat. Butter shipments rise by about 200 pounds weekly as patrons cover operating costs, allowing superior prices and growing patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartford
S. D
Hartford Creamery Company
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Matrimonial Indians
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Dental Board
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Michigan G. A. R
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