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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
6
Dillon Defeats Christopherson In First District Nomination
Congressman C H Dillon defeated C A Christopherson of Sioux Falls for the Republican nomination by more than 500 votes. In Davison and nearby counties Dillon won decisively, while Yankton county favored Christopherson. A separate Farmers' Cooperative picnic at Riverside Park June 7 features speeches by O D Anderson O L Branson and D Lowyinger with a ball game Ethan vs Piano and a planned park dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Dillon
C. A. Christopherson
Sioux Falls
Dillon
Davison
Christopherson
Davison County
Riverside Park
Farmer’s Cooperative Union
Mitchell
O. DN. Anderson
Stickney
Farmers’ Cooperative
O. L. Branson
David Lowyinger
Ethan
Farmer’s Union
Lovinger
North River
Jim River
Spring Library Figures Show Large Circulation
The library circulated 557 books last week with 38 percent non fiction and 343 story books. Juvenile volumes totaled 146 while story hours suffered from rain. New titles include Art Education by Bailey and Indian Scout talks by Eastman, plus Robin Hood tales Finnemore and Ahead editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odin
Loki
Thor
Riverside Educational
Henry Suzzallo
Henry Turner Bailey
South Dakota
Charles A. Eastman
Robin Hood
Finnemore
Farmers' Picnic Set for June 7 at Riverside Park
O. L. Branson will speak at the Cooperatives Union picnic scheduled for June 7 at Riverside Park. The event promotes community farming and features speeches and sociable activities for local farmers.
Demuth Wins for Delegate Across South Dakota Counties
In eleven counties including Clay and Minnehaha the Democratic vote totals show Morcom ahead for governor and Demuth leading Grigsby for delegate to the Republican National Convention. Sioux Falls reports Morcom a thousand votes ahead Rinehart, while Wells wins the Rosebud railway commissioner race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Handlin
Rishards
Knight
Jackson
Sioux Falls
S. D
Hans Demuth
Col
Melvin Grigsby
Col. Grigsby
Roosevelt
Mr. Demuth
Hutchinson County
H Hutchinson
Pierre
Wells
Rosebud
Sioux Palls
Johnson
Sioux Talis
Ed.d. Morcom
Orville Rinehart
Rinehart
Morcom
Yankton County
Stronghhold
James Coffey
Black Hills
West River
Lawrence County
Johnson- Gandy-Coffey
James Mee
Aurora
Brookings
Campbell
Deuel
Douglas
Paulk
Gregory
Hamlin
Wanson
Harding
Hutchinson
Kingsbury
Lake
Lincoln
Marshall
Minor
Moody
Potter
Roberts
Sangborn
Tripp
Turner
Union
Ziebach
Clay
Dewey
Edmunds
Grant
Hughes
Lawrence
McCook
Minngonhaha
Perkins
Spinik
Walworth
Minnehaha County Presidential and State Ballot Totals
Unofficial results from Minnehaha County show votes tallied for multiple statewide and local offices. Notable figures include C. A. Christopherson for the 1st Congressional District and Nelson Bromley for Attorney General among others, with figures listed per office and candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnehaha
Nat'l
Pater Nonbeck
RIO Mrighatas Ees
EDA Imu Vell
Core Conan Graa
Ees
Frank M. Rood
Nelson’ P. Bromley
Clarence G. Caldwell
James HE
Handlin
Debe
Tusmeld
Helgerson
Bhdgar A. Hornby
Prank, T
Jackson
NUS
Alite Aire
Gfipetosia Ue
Repiaeat
Bs Wells
Dakota Girl in Slave Case Sparks Federal Probe
Information charging William Colmorn a brake man for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway with violating the white slave act by transporting Miss Ruth Purdy age 20 from Sioux Falls South Dakota to Sioux City for immoral purposes was laid out. Deputy U S Marshal Milton Perry Smith and special investigator George S Soter presented evidence that Colmorn persuaded Purdy to cross the state line last Friday. Purdy formerly lived at Brookings South Dakota and is adopted sister to W Sep Purdy the Brookings county state's attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Towa
William Colmorn
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Ruth Purdy
Sioux Falls
D. D
United States
Milton Perry Smith
Smith
Georgea S$. Soter
Department of Justices
Colmorn
Miss Purdy
South Dakota-Iowa
Mils Purdy
Brookings, S. D
W. Sep Purdy
Brookings County
Tornado Devastates Wimbledon District Injuring Six
Fargo North Dakota reports a powerful tornado struck Wimbleton causing 300000 dollars in damage with another 100000 nearby. Injured include Mrs Mortensen Carl Mortensen Jamies Vendier and Dr W B Warner as farms barns and the Wimbledon opera house were destroyed or severely damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Mortensen
Jamies Vendier
W. B. Warner
Wimbledon Opera House
Notice to Redeem From Tax Sale in Davison County
In Davison County South Dakota William O Mealey and Thram O Mealey are notified that land in Mitchell was sold for 1911 taxes to W C Foster. The redemption period ends sixty days after service of this notice, and a deed will be issued thereafter. I L Garey, attorney for Foster, dated May 8 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Davison
Wiliam O'Mealey
Thram O'Mealey
Davison County
Scott
Mitchell
W.C. Foster
W. G. Foster
W. C G. Foster
I. L. Garey
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Benjamin Morse
Alfred B. Rowley administrator with will annexed of the Benjamin Morse estate asks all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication, to his Mitchell South Dakota office. Dated May 13, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Morse
Alfred B. Rowley
City of
Mitchell
County of
Davison
Dak
Deliberately Unfriendly Mis. Bryan Explains Democratic Loss
In the latest Commoner Mis. Bryan explains his defeat as a delegate to the Democratic National Convention as a protest driven action. The Chicago Herald reports his stance and aims to contextualize the result within party dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Herald
Mis
Bryan
Letcher Wins First Game of the Season at Mitchell
In Mitchell, Letcher defeated Artesian 7 to 0 at Thitehcock park yesterday afternoon in an airtight opener. Letcher scored two in the third, two in the fourth, three in the seventh, and added one in the ninth, while Artesian countered with a four in the sixth and one in the ninth. The standout was Artesian’s triple play with bases loaded. Artesian’s battery: Tabo, Caylor and Dougan. Letcher: Liutcher and Van.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letcher
Artesian
Mitchell
Thitehcock Park
Tabo
Caylor
Dougan
Liuteher
Farm School for Clark Young Men
Clark county holds a week long farm school at the fair grounds starting June 1 8 for young men ages 16 to 26. Classes include stock judging grain judging and cement work with about four daily sessions. Featured talks by George McGarfree state immigration commissioner and Mrs G W Randall wife of state extension director on The Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Clark County
Glark County
Ghos. McGarfree
Mngration
G.W. Randall
Bartine Wins Narrowly in Third District Nomination Fight
Early returns favored J G Patterson of Dallas but later reports show John G Bartine of Oacoma leading as third district ballots come in. Bartine gains spread across Pennington Meade Custer Jackson Lyman Perkins Haakon and other counties signaling a Republican nomination win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Barfine
Oacoma
J. O. Patterson
Dallas
Patterson
Rosebud
Wills
Bartine
Dullas
Republican Today
Dartine
Patterson Bartine Ont
ERIN
Seadwood
S. D
Congress
John G. Bartine
Ernest O. Patterson
Lyman
Perkins
Jtlaaken
Jackson
Pennington
Meade
Wall River
Custer
Farmer's Son Shoots Self in Accidental Lake Death
Edward Gardner, 13, of White Lake Maryland, died in an accident on a farm when a shotgun discharged while he was trying to move it from a boat near a lake. He had taken the gun to drive cows home without his mother's knowledge and was found dead at the lake edge. He was a bright, popular youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Lake
M. D
Edward Gardner
Julius Gardner
Bankers Hear Talks on Loans and Livestock Market
Three strong addresses were given at the South Dakota Bankers association meeting in the Ilk's hall. W. I. McLane discussed loans and cash flow analysis, Melane. McCornack and R. I. Smith spoke on rural credits and live stock demand, stressing thrift, combination farming, and stock profitability. Officers and group vice presidents were elected, with F. D. Peckhem and others named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers of Group No. 4
South Dakota Bankers’ Association
W. I. McLane
Hennepin County Savings Bank
Minneapolis
Melane
FP. A. McCornack
First National Bank
Sioux City
R. IT. Smith
First National Bank of St
McCornack
South
Dakota
Mr. Smith
Idle
W. S. Briggs
Northwestern National Bank of
Europe
Ile
W. M. McDonald
Mt. Vernon
F. R. Ward
Letcher
Lombard
Kimball
Viskers
Western National Bank
Mitchell
Aurora
W. T. Lathron
Localities and names listed in regional notice
Readable fragments enumerate towns including Inton Buffalo Gann Valley Brule Pukwana Davison Mt. Vernon Alpena Sanborn Letcher and individuals such as W. W. Sedgewick R. B. Mc Candless Jerauld J. Z. Aisenbray W. C. Botkin Wanson W. B. Martin Fulton G. I Schirmer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inton
Buffalo
W. W. Sedgewick
Gann Valley
Brule
W. B. Martin
Pukwana
Davison
G. I Schirmer
Mt. Vernon
Wanson
R. B. McCandless
Fulton
Jerauld
J. Z. Aisenbray
Alpena
Sanborn
W. C. Botkin
Letcher
Students Present Per O My Heart at City Mall
University Players at Dakota Wesleyan staged J. Hartley Manners comedy Per O My Heart to a large audience at the city Mall auditorium on Tuesday evening. Opal Latterty led as Peg with Frank Petrie as Alaric, Frank Leifert as Sir Gerald Adair, Thea Callant as Peg’s sister, Alice Shair as Mrs Chichester, Carl Harvey as Hawks, and D. Johnston as a servant. The play was an amateur success directed by Prof. B. H. Wilds and served as a forensic benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Players
City Mall
Dakota Wesleyan
Poe O' My
J. Hartley Manners
Pog
Ting Rel
Opal Latterty
Alaric
Per
Mr. Petrie
Frank Leifert
Sir Gerald Adair
Pes
Pea
Aliss Thea Callant
Alice
Alice Shair
Chichester
Carl Harvey
Hawks
Peg
D. Johnston
Ford car thief caught near Parker after pursuit
Charles North, a stranger from Scotland, was arrested near Parker with Rev. O Maherty’s Ford in his possession. He arrives Thursday, says he stole the car after leaving it at Fowler drug store. Sheriff teams pursued from Ismery to Viborg. North faces trial Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Maherty
Charles North
Wihore
Mittcheil
North
Scotland
Rather O'laberty
Fowler Drug
Ismery
Marion Junction
Viborg
Y Hearing on Planned Omaha Milwau kee Y Line Yields Slow Progress
State railway commissioners held a placid adjourned session in Mitchell with focus on the proposed Y shaped connection between the Omaha and Milwaukee lines. No new evidence was offered by the railroads, only legal points and general rate considerations, and the commission indicated it would study the matter further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Railway Commissioners
Omaha
Milwaukee
Mitchell
State Commission
P. W. Dougherty
J. J. Murphy
D. L. Kelley
Sweet
Otto Linstadt
Omaha Railroad
F. R. Beacham
J. Hh. Kennedy
Milwaukee Railroad
W. G. Porter
B. F. van Vlist
R. D. Springer
Sioux Falls
Final official vote totals released for Davison County
County auditor compiles last Tuesday's election returns in Davison County showing Republican results for president Albert Crimmins 653 vice president Jimer Burkett 622, numerous delegates and state offices with varied figures across districts and parties. Democratic totals list Woodrow Wilson 164 for president, with parliamentary and local office tallies noted from state to county level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Republican Party
Albert 3. Crimmins
Jimer J. Burkett
Laper
Frank M. Byrne
Thomas Sterling
Charles N. Herreid
A. Oo
Minesrad
William Voces
Tlans Peruth
Milvin Grigsby
Coupyoabs
N. 1
Wright
Pane 'P Jackson
C. HW. Luge
Ruger
Wrank
J. Wells
Co. Cook
Nas
Boreeon
Arthur Neuller
J. M. Wren
Holman
Gov
I. W. Tivier
Piréasurer
B. Anderson
Thomas Hastcott
Sherif
BW. Owens
J. A. Rogan
J. P. Gil-lian
Albert Stevens
Edmund D.morcom
Orvilee VY. Rinehart
Andrew §. Anderson
Walter G. Jacobs
Jamies S. Bird
Joseph J. Conry
John W. Shevlin
1. Gunderson
Jacob Werren
Join Michel
Will Chamberlain
C. ©. Siderius
Jorgen Joe
Ituel Ig
Dana
James Slee
Joly Wwurvink
CG. J. Kennedy
Carl Wowler
Charles Wowler
High School Players Stage The Rivals at City Hall
A large audience enjoyed a polished amateur performance of The Rivals at city hall auditorium. Khayyam Literary Society raised funds for the high school athletic association. Under Miss Cora Windrem’s coaching the cast delivered natural, confident performances in this 1774 Sheridan comedy with couples and misadventures led by Sir Anthony Absolute and the other principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Khayyam Literary Society
High School Athletic Association
Athltic
Cora Windrem
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Anthony Absolute
Arthur A. Anderson
Captain Absolute
Melbourne Emery
Squire Roulkland
Herbert Emery
Bob Acres
Oscar Heather
Lucius O'Trigger
McKinley Wattles
Fay
John White
David
Leonial Cornish
Thomas
Harold Nichols
Boy
Eddie Pix
Raise Poultry in Aurora
Plankinson South Dakota reports W G West and Mrs West on a rented Aurora county farm are expanding a poultry operation. They sell about 120 dozen eggs weekly and maintain 900 young chickens with 600 eggs in incubators, aiming to continue strong production and claim to be among the state's largest poultry raisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plankinson
S. D
South Dakota
W. G. West
Aurora County
Coast Guard Ships Battle Grounded Cutter Near Montauk
New London coast guard cutters Rosegoggin and Itasca sailed to aid the Mohawk, grounded near Montauk, after departing this morning from New London, Conn. The operation aims to assist the stranded vessel and assess the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Coast Guard
Montauk
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Hanson
Teres
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Miner
Cooperative Union
Demuth
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Dakota City
Wimbleton Reqple
Notich
Artesean
College
BH. H. Wilds
FORD
Rather
Turner County
Parker
Owens
Father O'Flaherty
H. S
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