Notson Reports Hughes Victory Signals Party Realignment
Dr G T Notson returned from Chicago where he attended the Republican national convention as guest of former governor S H Blrod. He said Hughes's nomination represents a new birth of Republicanism and unity across the party with no major maneuvers able to stop the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Notson
Chicago
S. H Blrod
Clark
Netson
Gol
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Hughes
Old Guard
W. Murray Crane
Boise Penrose
Reed Smoot
Fairbanks
Wilson
Cummins
Byrne
Herried
Elrod
Vessey
Peter Norbeck
Palmer House
Charles H. Burke
South Dakota Society
Sunshine State
Marry Before Leaving City
John Chapman and Mable Splitt secretly wed at Dr. Shepherd's home in Mitchell last night and left on the Milwaukee train with Chester Ruth and Corde Kirkpatrick for Mellette S D. They attended the Meyers Newell wedding there at 4 pm and plan a honeymoon at Big Stone Lake. Splitt is connected to H D Butterfield store. Chapman, a Dakota Wesleyan graduate and former city policeman, now works in A T Downey's insurance office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Chapman
Mable Splitt
W. S. Shepherd
West Fourth Avenue
Dr. Shepherd
Harold G. Meyer
Marie Newell
Mellette
Big Stone Lake
Miss Splitt
Dora K. Splitt
South
Minnesota Street
H. D. Butterfield Dry
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan
Dakota Improved Seed Company
A. T. Downey
Poison Came From Bottle in Orpet Trial
Waukegan Illinois coroner Dr John L Taylor testified that Marion Lamberts death was caused by liquid cyanide not crystals and that poison found on her person was sediment not cyanide. The defense argues Lambert may have brought crystal poison the stain evidence noted during cross examination.
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Waukegan
Ill
John L. Taylor
William H. Orpet
Marion Lambert
Orpet
University of Wisconsin
Charles Hassinger
Madison
Wis
Apostolic Confirmation Planned at St Mary's Church
The Apostolic Rite of Confirmation will be administered in the parish church on Wednesday evening June 14 at 8 o'clock. Bishop Co Adjutor F F Johnson will preach and confirm. Howard W Fulweiler is rector.
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ST. Mary's Church
F. F. Johnson
Missouri
Howard W. Fulweiler
Chautauqua Opens Tomorrow in Mitchell
The chautauqua tent is set with seats nearly ready for a five day program starting tomorrow at 2 30 pm and 8 pm. W J Hoover and Marguarite Schmitz arrive with a crew to prepare while locals canvass Main street to raise part of a 600 dollar guarantee. Season tickets cost 150 from the committee or 2 at the gate. A children’s playground program follows at four. The evening lecture by Stewart I Leng and Freddy Clark’s talk on Several Kinds of Fools headline the lineup with 35 cent single admissions.
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W. J. Hoover
Marguarite Schmitz
Mitchell
Dire Poissiai
Miuledies
Stewart I. Leng
Soranoffs
Fred J. Clark
Insect Fight Guides Mitchell Currants and Gooseberries
Mitchell residents are advised by Prof. Joseph H. Hamilton to protect currant and gooseberry bushes from a small worm that harms leaves. Eggs hatch on leaf undersides. worms turn green as they eat foliage, then pupate and reappear as flies to lay more eggs. Paris green and white hellebore sprays can control or prevent damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Joseph H. Hamilton
Mitchell High School
Poisoning fruit by white hellebore and Paris green
The text notes mixing white hellebore with water to prepare a poison for fruit, claiming it is less poisonous than Paris green but still effective. It warns the substances are poisons and urges utmost care in use and handling of the treated fruit.
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Paris
Crow Meat Deemed Tasty Food by German Expert
In Frankfurt Germany Dr Adolf Schnee argues that young crows are tasty and valuable and old birds yield fat for soap or cooking. He urges government backed crow hunting behind eastern front lines to collect and defat crows for pickling and fat extraction.
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Frankfort
Germany
Russia
Adolf Sehnee
Sehnee
Schnee
Dr. Schnee
Bids Called for Coal by Mitchell Board of Education
Bids will be received by the Mitchell South Dakota Board of Education until 7 p.m. June 30 1916 for 400 tons Pocahontas lump and egg coal F O B Mitchell delivery in July or August. Bids sealed marked Bids on Coal addressed to A B McKeel Clerk Board of Education. Board may reject any or all bids dated June 13 1916.
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Board of Education
City of Mitchell
S. D
Pocahontas
F. O. B. Mitchell
A. B. McKeel
Board of Eeducation
City of
Mitchell
A. B. Meckeel
BIDS ON SUPPLIES FOR MITCHELL SCHOOLS
Public notice from Mitchell South Dakota calling for bids to furnish supplies for the city public schools. Bids must be in the clerk’s office by 7 p.m. June 30 1916. All bids or none may be accepted. Dated June 18 1916 A B MeKeeel Clerk.
Fireman Dies After Fall From Engine Near Teton
Pierre South Dakota reports a westbound train double header. fireman Robert Johns on the second engine fell beside the track about two miles west of Teton. The engineer missed the fireman, the train returned, and Johns was found dead. Cause of the accident not yet known.
Midland Cream Run Sets Record on P.R.G. & N.W. Ry
Midland and nearby towns on the Midland F. E. line reported a record cream shipment Saturday night. About 400 cans arrived, Midland added 140, with potential 50 more en route to Pierre. Estimated total could reach 600 tons of cream valued around $6,000, with farmers receiving roughly $1,400 in checks.
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Midland
S. D
Betwen
W. L., Simmerman
Farmers Equity Cooperative Resn
Midland F. BE
GC. A
Stealing Autos About Aberdeen
Aberdeen, S. D. automobile thieves are active. On June 7 F. H. Barnard left his car near circus grounds and it was stolen, later found returned by an elevator manager who said a youth drove it and claimed no gasoline. The Swain car was stolen from Main street and found stuck near Conde. Two country youths lost their Ford when they left it and entered a business house. No arrests. Then a note on Carranza and lack of ammunition.
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Aberdeen
S. D
F. H. Barnard
Barnard
W. D. Swain
Main Street
Swain
Conde
Farmland rental and seed plant listings
FOR RENT from ten to forty acres of good alfalfa listed by P. H. Crampton at R. R. 4 Mitchell. PLANTS tomato cabbage cauliflower celery pepper offered by W. A. Hitchcock at 619 S Minn.
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P. H. Crampton
W. A. Hitchcock
S. Minn
Highmore
Highmore, S. D
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Wnen
South Dakota
City
John Chapman
Miss Mabel Splitt
Mbellette
Will H. Orpet
ER IP
EPROM
Hamilton
PRACK
Pierre Ral
Dparmers’ Company
Philadelphia Inquirer
Carranza
Daily Republican
Mitchell Weekly Capital
Houseman
Widmann Hotel
Mitchell Publishing Company
Central
A. B. G. Care Mitchell
Mitchell, S. D
First National Nurseries
Rochester
N. Y
Brant Miners Nurseries
Rochemit
Purity Co
Wm, Koch
East 1St Ave
S. W. Ballard
Navin
S. Webber
2Nd Ave
Jersey
North Rowley
S. Wis. St
One
Sam Lobsiger
Central Garage
Care Republican
Brunswick-Balke Collender Co
South 10Th St
Omaha
Farm and Real Estate Journal
Tracr
Iowa
Minnesota
Arnold
Rock Island Railway
Wolvin Bldg
Duluth
Minn
Mitchell Hide Co
E. F. Ross
Bobb’s Drug Store
R. W. Jamison
wWell
Hanson Co
Arthur Guse
Largisons
Laaies
Chandler
Mitchell Hide Company
McConkeys
Barnard Giles
Wanten
2Nd St
Bert Snow
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Dieshls
Diehl Drug Company
W. H. Fritz
Optometrist
Dakota
O. L. Branson
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