Hampshire Men Organize Swine Breeders Association
Hampshire swine breeders formed the South Dakota Hampshire Swine Breeders Association in Athens city to promote better Hampshire hogs, secure favorable legislation, fair freight rates, and annual conventions. Dues are $2, with next meeting set for Mitchell in November featuring a hog sale. Officers include president Jm. P. Sand and secretary Stanley E. Morris, among others.
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Hampshire
Athes City
South Dakota
Hamp
Stanley W. Morris
Fulton
C. Stone
Riz
Oral
Mitchell
Jm. P. Sand
Fred Achausger
Elk Point
E. O. Harvick
Madison
H. J. Ranthens
Hurley
BJ. Wilworth
Spencer
H. A. van der’ Hamm
Clinton
Hamaker
E. P. Sand
John Nation
Plankinton
John Hamilton
EB. Morris
Joseph. Hamilton
Aberdeen
G. S. Reeves
Blair, Neb
Fall River County Sees Bright Industrial Outlook
Hot Springs South Dakota reports booming prospects for Fall River county as heavy rains set the stage for large crops and a new kaolin industry. Shale deposits near Buffalo Gap, leased by Des Moines Chicago firms, promise a potential major addition to local earnings via water purification uses. Dairy growth supports loans and creamery plans, with ranch families relying on milk checks for income.
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Hot Springs
S. D
Fall River County
Black Hills
Buffalo Gap
Des Moines
Chicago ‘Heights
South Dakota
Stanley County Officers Hold Alleged Rustlers
Stanley County authorities pursue a group of cattle rustlers. Maurice Windelboe of Draper and August Born of Wenholte are jailed on theft charges for steers owned by Frank Luke William George Hale, from White River country, faced preliminary hearing. Renresen faces a separate charge in Fourche South Dakota. French government sale list notes 175 head of horses and other livestock at a large public sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Stanley County
Maurice
Windel‘boe
Draper
August Born
Wenholte
Oni
Frank Luke
William Eorge
White River Country
Mite Hale
Ganic
Rx Tagad
Irange
Lé Fourche
Renresenpot
Remount Purchases Shipped to Jersey City for Export
The French purchases were offered and sold as remounts. They will be shipped immediately to Jersey City for transport abroad.
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Jersey City
S D Central Sold At Auction
The South Dakota Central railroad was sold by Master EB G Kennedy for 952000 under US court order. Bidders included G H Kalman of Kalman Matteson Wood and I G Kennedy, with Taylor of Chicago bidding for the bondholders. sale subject to judge confirmation. Kalman represented himself, a veteran railroad man formerly with the Chicago and Great Western line.
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G. H. Taylor
Chicago
I. H. Rollins& Sons Company
CG. O. Kalman
St. Paul
Kalman, Matteson & Wood
Pioneer Building
Powell
I. G. Kennedy
Mr.Kalman
Taylor
Mr. Kalman
National Guard enlistment drive to meet defense bill targets
South Dakota must boost National Guard numbers by about 50 percent yearly for six years to reach 800 enlisted per state representation, totaling 4000 troops. The law offers pay incentives for drills and requires 40 drills yearly plus a 15 day camp, with penalties for unlawful U S Army uniform wear. Local towns hold meetings to encourage enlistment. Mitchell seeks a guard unit through Lieut. John S Chapman.
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South Dakota National Guard
Congress
National Guard
Regular
Secretary of War
United States Army
National ‘Defense Program
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Yankton
Mitchell
John S.cChapman
Pioneer Store Keeper Retires in Chamberlain South Dakota
N W Eggleston retires after 35 years in Chamberlain mercantile business, selling his store to B G Wattson. A Chamberlain pioneer, Eggleston began in 1881 after traveling from Northwood Iowa to Mitchell and Kimball, then Chamberlain. He expanded his shop four times as trade grew.
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N.W. Eggleston
Chamberlain
B.g. Wattson
Kimball
Mr. Eggleston
Kimball Catholics Plan New Brick Church
Following the destruction of the Kimball Catholic church by fire on May 27, local Catholics plan a brick church costing about $25,000. Services are now held in the local opera house.
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Kimball
Thieves Caught Sleeping by Auto Thieves Caught
Canton South Dakota City Marshal Bean surprised five Kansas thieves sleeping beside a stolen auto. He captured two as three fled. The marshal holds the car and two prisoners for Kansas officers to sentence.
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Canton
S. D
Kansas
Bean
South Dakota
Stollen
Iansas
Old Man Drowns in Ranch Dam Near Pierre
Orrin Woodward, about 80, died of drowning at a dam on a western Haakon county ranch. He tied binding twine around one wrist and tried to bind his hands, then jumped into the dam. Family returned to find his body upright in the pond. he was taken to his Washington home for burial.
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Pierre
S. D
Orrin Woodward
Smith
Haakon County
Washington
Prank Rozum
A. J. Rozum
Horace Jones
Elias Jones
South Dakota State College
Brookings
N. D
J. W. McClinton
Columbia University
New York
Mitchell
Sanborn
Milwaukee Road
Colorado
Frank W. Bobb
Main Street
Second Avenue
Davis testimony echoes in Wisconsin murder trial
Waukegan Illinois questions by the state's attorney pounded Yosephine Davis, friend of Marian Lambert, amid cross examination as Will Hy Orpet, University of Wisconsin student, faces trial for Lambert’s murder. Davis recalled small signs of trouble after four months and admitted she had jumped to conclusions.
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Waukegan
Tll
Yosephine Davis
Marian Lambert
Hy Orpet
University of Wisconsin
Miss Davis
Miss Lambert
Roosevelt Stunt Speech Prep Silent Tension
The Chicago Herald describes Justice Hughes facing a difficult task during a speech preparation at the National Cathedral School. He must balance engaging delivery with maintaining complete silence throughout the moment.
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Roosevelt
Chicago Herald
National Cathedral
Hughes
That Won't Scare Him Teddy Should Be Careful
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat cautions Teddy Roosevelt about the dangers of pursuing the Presidency as a habit. It notes how such fixation affected William Jennings Bryan’s career as a natural born orator.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Teddy
Mr. Bryan
Taft Picked a Gold Brick or Pure Gold? Republican Clash
The Boston Transcript notes T. R. labeled Taft a “gold brick” while many Republicans see Bill as pure gold and a brick, reflecting a sharp internal split in party ranks.
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Boston Transcript
T. R
Taft
Bill
Brandeis Inauguration Ceremony Not Bombarded By Protest
The Philadelphia Evening Ledger notes that Justice Brandeis did not cause a bombastic disruption during his inauguration, disappointing some patriots who expected a dramatic event.
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Lewie
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
Justice Brandeis
Golf Handicaps Declared for Mitchell Country Club Event
Mitchell Country Club announces scratch players Paul M. Young and Ray L. Branson Way and lists handicaps of participating golfers led by W. C. Hunter with two and H. A. Wagner with four. handicap championship starts June 18 with a large field including J. I. Anderson and Louis Beckwith among many others.
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Paul M. Young
Ray Branson
Mitchell Country Club
Ray L. Branson
W. C. Hunter
H. A. Wagner
J. I. Anderson
D. T. Becker
Louis Beckwith
L. J. Beckwith
F. S. Bergeson
Joe Betts
G. W. Betts
BE. A. Betts
A. N. Byjodstrup
Dr. B. A. Bobb
R. L. Blynn
D. L. Branson
W. H. Fritz
Thos, Fullerton
Charles Fowler
BF. H. Greenwald
Dr. F. D. Ellis
A. B. Hager
H. N. Hailton
C. W. Hoon
H. E. Hitchcock
R. J. Harrison
Harry Haven
J. T. Morrow
EB. D. McGovern
W. J. MacLean
Dr. H. J. McDonald
J. W. McClinton
L. H. Morrow
W. T. March
B. A. Meisenholder
T. J. Morgans
J. M. Newell
D. J. Noble
M. F. Patton
Dr. C. L. Patrick
L.h.raber
BF. A. Redling
W. R. Ronald
Oscar Rierson
A. F. Smith
R. W. Smith
Wm. M. Smith
Dr. R. Smith
S. H. Scallin
C. W. Shannon
Isaac Spears
J.B. Till
John Tuckey
O. B. Wells
L. J. Welch
G. P. Wright
Charles Weller
E. O. Walrath
C. B. Wallace
HW. A. Wagner
L. W. Webber
R. D. Wilde
P. M. Young
Bankruptcy discharge petition in South Dakota district court
Joseph Marvey Olson of Mt Verlon Davison County South Dakota petitions for discharge from debts after bankruptcy adjudication dated September 27. A hearing is set for August 7, 1916 in Sioux Falls. Notice to creditors by mail and publication in Mitchell Capital.
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Joseph Harvey Olson
James D. Elliott
District Court of the United States
District of
South Dakota
Joseph Marvey Olson
Mt. Verlon
Davison
United States of America
District of South Dakota
A. D
Sioux Walls
Mitchell
James D. Silcott
Sioux Falls
British Honor for Late Army Head Draws Crowds
Great crowds in London lined streets near St Pauls for memorial services for Field Marshal Kitchener. Rain dampened the turnout as King George, Queen Mary and the Dowager Queen Alexandria attended with no military procession. Other tributes occurred at Westminster Abbey and Canterbury Cathedral.
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London
England
St. Paul’s Cathedral
George
Mary
Alexandria
Harl Kitchener
Westminster Abbey
Canterbury Cathedral
Byrne Named to Head Delegates
Chicago reports South Dakota's delegation organized with Governor Frank M. Byrne as chairman at Walmer house. Key posts assigned to Charles Howard, Thomas Sterling, Charles N. Herreid, William Hoese, S. J. Wilson, James G. Stan levy, Hans Demuth, and Governor S. H. Kod. Primary ratified W. C. Cook as national committeeman amid Roosevelt and anti Roosevelt split.
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Chicago
South Dakota
Thomas Sterling
Washington
Walmer House
Frank M. Byrne
Charles Howard
Charles N. Herreid
William Hoese
S. J. Wilson
James G. Stanlevy
Hans Demuth
S. H. Kod
A. O. Ringrud
W. C. Cook
Roosevelt
Cummins
Hughes
Root
Burton
James G. Stanley
Mitchell notes show local buy and travel items
Local notes list visitors and residents in Mitchell including Mrs. Alice Willary and Miss Christine Sorenson visiting Mrs. Nels Jonsen. Turon baseball result. Ruth Meyer departing for California. soil moisture and crop prospects. building permit for Louis Beckwith. teachers and students travel plans. road paving progress on West Fourth and West Third avenues. enlistment questions and county news. various local appointments, marriages, and community events. water and railroad news. and upcoming public meetings and drives.
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Huron
Louis Beckwith
North Main Street
Beckwith
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Marino
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William Silvis
Margeurite Fitzgerald
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Kennebec
Nelle Corrigan
Mary Kock
Nedal
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Alice Willary
Pulkwann
Christine Sorenson
Inwood, Ia
Nels Jonsen
Skussell
Rogers
Sioux City Journal
Dakota Wesleyan
Turon
Desmet
Ruth Meyer
F. L. Meyer
California
P. Patterson
New England
Patterson
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Tie
National Educational Association
New York City
Mitchel
West Fourth Avenue
West Third Avenue
C. C. Kirkpatrick
Farmer
J. Bauer
Federal Army
City
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St. Louis
Wayne Barnard
Highmore
van der Maaten
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Hat Creek
Wyo
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Bear
Cox
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Ray Smith
E. W. Heyler
William Dethlets
W. B. Tipton
First Avenue
Crum Hill
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Rew & Ruth
P. H. Kelley
L. L. Lane
Ruth
Webster
S. C
Siouxalls Press
Mitchell Commercial Club
Quinn Shepherdson
Morgan
B. B. Rowley
Morris
F. S. Brown
Doland
L. H. Morris
Harold Haynes
Roy Gillespie
V. BE. Dean
Lake Endes
Bridsay's
Clarion DeWitt Hardy
Hyanston, Ill
John Schoos
SDU Igast
Sixth Avenue
W. &. Lyman
Lawrence County
A. T. Lyman
Lyman
The
Jills
Metropolitan Theater
C. Dean
Miller
Chas. Thompson
Margaret Duthie
Wall
Than
Bonilla
Siberz Brothers & Craig
John M. Siberz
Ernest Thompson
Northwestern National Bank of
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Watertown
N. T. Meade
H. C. Wardman
Anderson Hat
Shuster
N. Main St
Big Discount
Alexandria Herald
W. 3. Hill
the Hills
Touron
Joe Kotraba
Gifford Bros
Betts
Davison County
C. R. Winters
R. G C. Raines
C. J. Wson
Ed Wortman
W. A. Rand
George Slagle
Milwaukee Railroad
Cacoma
Oacoma
Texas
Howard Fulweiler
St Mary's Episcopal Church
J. M. Henzlik
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