Local Rural Notices and Social Happenings Highlight Week
Ketcher S19 reports Ray Parker of Huron at Western Union. Rev Tibbetts leads tent meetings by the schoolhouse with Prof Weverhart providing music. Blanche Ryan plans a Sioux River camping trip. several Mitchell and Haas family visits unfold. Community events include a large Farmers Elevator Company meeting with P. D. Judge as speaker and a Dime Shower for Mae Raney.
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Ketcher
Ray Parker
Huron
Western Union
McNhune
Wilson
Tibbetts
Wverhart
Tyndall
Blanche Ryan
Canton
Woonsocket
Dudley
Hal. Hudson
Sioux City
Sheng
H. Hudson
Wudgon
Morningside
L. Williams
Ashton
Harry Perkins
Mitchell area notes on autos, hospital cases and visits
Dr Trow attended Mitchell on Wednesday. Cathout sold another Ford to Nels Mangnussen. Mrs Swartz underwent gallbladder and appendix surgery at St Joseph's in Mitchell, 26 stones removed, Bolts and Scofield assisted. Several locals traveled to Mitchell, Parkston, and Lake Andes for business, medical, and social reasons. Fire damaged Neal Weepie's barn and outbuildings. only house and chicken house survived. Lottie Carpenter went to St Joseph's hospital for an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welton
Mitchell
J. &. Williams
Calkins
Athol
Rake
Rev
O. Brenne
Canada
Babe
Ethan
S. D
Trow
U. A. Cathout
Nels Mangnussen
Byron Swartz
St. Joseph's Hospital
B. A. Bolt
Sco‘field
Parkston
L. A. Cathout
W. H. Trow
Byron Swart
Dick Loomis
Wyoming
John Schoenfelder
Mitshell
George Bauer
Robert Coyne
Thomas Crampton
Gus Strand
Charles ‘Boreson
Lake Andes
Newall Blackman
Min
A. G. Bauer
Workston
Ll. A. Cathout
Tessie
Veronica Clarl
Mitchel
Eacher’s Institute
Donk
Con. Schiech Andrances
Tremaine
Red Tobey
Alf
Clement
Stickney
Hliphus Tobey
Ma Rurgfried
I. C. Meyer
Miss Tanner
Willow Lakes
Jim Mahar
Aheresford
J. Sheeder
Corsica
Black Hills
Fred
W. W. Jones
R. Gammill
Galatia
Missouri
Pete Oster
Lucy Goetz
Lottie Carpenter
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Carnegie Trust Chief Reichman Convicted of Grand Larceny
Joseph B Reichman former president of the Carnegie Trust Company was found guilty of grand larceny for using company funds contrary to law in the looting of the Carnegie Trust Company. Motions for a new trial were denied and Reichman was sent to the Tombs with sentence to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Trust Company
New York City
Joseph B. Reichman
Eichman
False reports of crop damage are sharply denied
George Jamison of Chamberlain traveled by car from the western part of South Dakota to Sioux Falls and reports crop conditions far better than city papers suggested. He says corn and potatoes are abundant, small grain damaged only by drought in parts, while wheat and oats look fine north of Chamberlain. He notes rains earlier this week boosted farmers and South Dakota prospects, contradicting rumors of widespread failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
Sioux City
South Dakota
Missouri River
George Jamison
Chamberlain
Jamison
Kimball
White Lake
Aurora County
Sicu
Falls
Hogs and Cattle Prices Fall at Chicago Markets
At Union Stock Yards Chicago hogs drop five to ten cents with receipts about 28 000 today and 5021 remaining from yesterday. Prices range from 5.90 to 6.40 for various hog categories with several types noted. Cattle receipts around 20 000 with values steady to ten cents lower. Beves and cows priced from 2.25 to 6.00 for different classes. Sheep receipts around 16 000 with native and western types quoted from 2.50 to 4.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Texas
Livestock Auction Prices Summary
Readable figures show yearlings $4.00 to $4.65 and lambs $7.00 range, with totals including sheep at $2,504.25 and west in lambs $7.00. Prices indicate market values for sheep, yearlings, and lambs without additional context.
Cattle and Hog Receipts Mixed at Sioux City Market
Sioux City Iowa reports cattle receipts around 1000 with prices 15 cents higher for some lots. Hog receipts near 8200 with gains of 5 to 10 cents and top at 6 dollars. Sheep receipts about 300 steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
Grain prices in Chicago cash market report
Wheat No 1 northern 92 1 01 and No 2 northern 96 1 00. No 3 yellow corn 56 1 4 56 3 4. No 3 white oats 42 8 4 43 3 4. Standard 43 4 38 3 4. Barley 75 1 15.
Wheat and grain prices update from Minneapolis market
Minneapolis grain prices list multiple futures with No 1 northern wheat at 95 3 8 and 67 8, No 2 northern at 95 3 8, No 1 durum 84 1 4, No 2 durum 83, No 3 yellow corn 96 56 1 2, No 3 white oats 42 1 2 48, barley 70, flux 1.04 and 2.09.
Charles W Morse Denied Habeas Corpus Writ in Bank Case
Charles W Morse once worth millions was certified to prison in New York for violating national banking laws. Judge Newman of the federal court denied his writ of habeas corpus as Morse’s attorney filed an appeal in a final bid to free the so called ice king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
New York
Newman
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Ip Barr
J. N. Davis
Mae Raney
Miss Wtta
Joe Bennett
Bessie
Richard Sejnoba
Wesey
Otto Lanam
Thomis
Dahu
Wisconsin
Bruckman
Owen Murphy
Vivian
Herman Walters
Andrew Gere
Bress
Bebebedes
Elle Llib
BE. W. Heyler
J.P. Atkinson
Western National Bank
Mendenhall Osteopath Office
Brocen
Western Nat Bank
Bidg
Tattorneys-At-Law
Epp
Pater
H. Noble & 800N
4Th Ave. W
Main St
Undertakers
J. W. Broadbent, & Company
Kinbalmers
Bes
H. Noble & Sea
Commercial & Savings Bank
Dak
E. E. Wagner
U. S. Attorney
Preston & Wagner Lawyers
Western Nat. Bank
Lewis Shuster
Western Nat. Bank Mitchell
Fo. Dak
H. Jorgensen
Plotner Livery Sale
Second Ave
A. B. Coacher
Lawler St
Jules R. LeDure
Leduce Orchestra
Broadbent Brothers
Jebsen
Broadbent
G. S. Bakewell
Butterfield
J. T. Sweeney
Room
Champeny Bldg
J. P. Happe
Dray Lines
A. R. Seavy
of Automobile
Trip
Copenhagen
American Snuff Company
Fifth Avenue
N.Y
Xait
W.H. Fritz
City
Cash Grain Market
Minneapolis
Sioux City Stock Yards
Great Northwest
A. J. Buffaloe
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Metcalf
Mitchell So. Dak
DR Leing
Figland Brothers
Artesian
Ss. D
Kings
Daily Republican
Lonsdale
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