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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
3
Numerous short ads list accommodations vehicles and land for sale trades and services in Meade County South Dakota and nearby areas. Includes rental cottages hardware sales farms and real estate with contact hints and prices.
Classified notices list several WANTED items including an engineer for threshing engine with references, a four or five room house to rent, learning programs in dressmaking drafting and design at Keister's Tailoring College, and a seven or eight room modern house rental request. Additional notices cover spraying potatoes with Paris Green, Midland business for sale, a lost fountain pen in Y M C A bathroom, a stray light red cow, and an automobile number 5237 lost with contact directions.
City of Mexico reports indicate Diaz and Carroll were not opposed as polls opened. The president and vice president were re-elected quietly and will have the house ratify the election on July 10.
Burlington VT graduates heard Dr James K Patterson former Kentucky college president deliver the keynote address at U V M marking the centennial birth anniversary of Justin Morrill the Vermon t senator and champion of federal aid to state colleges.
Ringling Brothers World’s Greatest Shows resumes with two Mitchell performances on July 7, featuring a redesigned pageant built in Europe, a 375-strong cast including 300 Europeans, 50 sensational acts, and the world’s largest exhibition tent under New York City acclaim. The piece traces the troupe’s growth from Baraboo beginnings in 1883 to a global tour spanning Maine to California, a shift from one horse to a train of over a mile in length.
Berlin reports Count Zeppelin has decided to rebuild his dirigible balloon after yesterday’s crash with forty newspaper men aboard. The craft, though in a forest, carried no injuries to passengers and will be rebuilt on a smaller scale capable of carrying forty people.
Arrangements are set for the South Dakota Holiness association campmeeting to open Thursday in the grove four miles northeast near Riverside station. Rev. Will Huff of Sioux City will lead evangelistic services with Methodist ministers. Music directed by the Henry sisters and Gordon Clark will be a feature. A Mitchell bus service is planned. county commissioners meet Tuesday to set tax assessments for Davison County.
Estimated receipts 13 000 cattle up ten to fifteen cents with overall strength in cattle and steady sheep. Hog demand slow with 23 000 hogs traded while September park price sits at 22 40 per hundredweight per National Live Stock Co. in Union Stock Yards, Chicago.
Cattle receipts reach 700 head with steady prices while hogs shown 700 head, down five cents. Top hog price hits $9.05, with bulk trading from $8.85 to $8.95, reflecting a mixed day at the market.
Grain prices listed include Wheat No 2 at 95 cents, No 3 at 93 cents, velvet chaff 92 cents, No 2 90 cents, flax $1.80, oats 32 cents, corn 43 cents, and barley 41 cents per unit.
Wheat No 2 Northern 1.06 to 1.08. No 3 white oats 39 to 40 cents. White corn 60 to 61 cents. Yellow corn 59 cents. Barley 50 to 67 cents.
Minneapolis cash close lists No 2 Northern wheat at 1.13 to 1.14 percent, No 3 white oats at 38 to 40 cents, yellow corn at 55 to 56 cents, and barley at 51 to 61 cents.
City Assessor Mark Harris reported a higher total property value for the city at 2,248,634 but the council reduced it to 2,238,759. The recap shows 127 dogs taxed and 1,114 people under the school tax with detailed values for structures 999,140 land 646,288 horses wagons melodeons organs and other items.
Forest fire near Mystic sweeps east toward Nemo and the Homestake timber with Kelletter and about sixty men at the scene. The blaze threatens small ranches and is difficult to reach in thick timber. Communications rely on riders as winds ease and a second fire near Sturgis hampers efforts.
Washington plans a fall term with hearings on 53 cases from October 17 to January 3. The government is directly interested in 43, including Standard Oil and Tobacco Trust cases, corporate tax, New York World libel, Buck's Stove and AFL boycott, Gompers contempt, Hepburn coal clause, and Hipolite Egg pure food case.
The jury awarded Mary A. Lavender $4,000 damages against Rev. B. Crawford, pastor of Woodlawn church, in a defamation suit arising from a church row. Crawford plans to appeal the verdict.
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