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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1910

Page

13

Contest Closes Monday Night in Mitchell Republican

The final corrected standings are published as the contest ends. Judges from four Mitchell banks will count ballots and declare results with prizes awarded accordingly. Contenders include Estella Hofstetter Mt Vernon and Frances Tremaine Ethan among many others with varied points totals.

Republican Mitchell Weat Prarie Cashier Western Estella Mary Boynton Plankinton Juliette Dougherty Mr. Vernon Sae Ee Edith Smith Lillian Wallis Riverside Lottie Tenney Hal Taylor Loomis Minnie Anderson

Blind voting plan described for Republican contest

The article outlines a system where ballots are issued blank and votes are recorded without identifying the voter. Subscriptions are paid by friends, with names written clearly on ballots to ensure credit. Judges must discard unclear blanks, and secrecy is emphasized to prevent leakages about standings.

Listings of regional figures with varying tallies

The list names individuals including Vinnie Seward Letcher and Jennie Osterloo Emery with counts around 1 150 and 1 036 followed by many others such as Genevieve Sweep Plankinton Myrtle Ryan Letcher Jennie Murray Wessington Springs and more. Totals range from 960 down to 200 with locations including Plankinton Kimball White Lake Emery Alexandria and Parker.

Hattie Coram Wessington Springs Clara Wyman Chamberlain Grace G. Buss Mt. Vernon Whittaker Mitchell Margaret Noble Plankinton Kenneth Kerfoot Grace Carter Mabel Byrum White Lake Bernice Hagaman Pukwana Francis Waterman Klea Reber Kimball Anna Wells Grace White Leona Steichen Parkston Melissa Walxeth Letcher Bertha Brandenburg Lane Clara Meisenholder Mabel Kenton Branch Doyle Siomer C, Snow Annie Snyder Ysabelle Hetland Inez Doane Alice Thurston Olive Winnington Alpena Mable Harter Nellie Beebe Hattie Butterfield Evnesen Lena Brant Artesian Bessie Conlan Alexandria Vinnie Seward Jennie Osterloo Emery Genevieve Sweep Myrtle Ryan Jennie Murray Bislenetere Clara Granger Gladys Schroyer Nellie Vincent Verna Burnham Will Hays Anna Pipal Kate Schlimgen Claudia Washburn Juanita Prince Parker Florence Wilson Susie Moran Hasel Hobart Woonsocket Jennie Dewey Bird McCormick Celia Fahy Ole Olson Verarks Hazel Wright Emily Duba Cassie Woodward Cscccsee

Hogs Break $10 Mark in Chicago Market Report

Chicago market news shows hogs topping $10.00 with receipts around 20 000 and mixed hog price ranges from 9.65 to 10.05. Cattle receipts 11 000 with beev es 5.00 to 8.15 and sheep 12 000 natives 5.00 to 7.90. Sioux City markets record similar gains with hogs up ten cents to top 9.70 and cattle receipts about 2 100.

Chicago Sioux City

Chicago cash grain prices March 2 report

Chicago cash market data for March 2 shows Wheat No 3 northern at 1.15 to 1.17, No 3 white oats 46 to 47 cents, No 8 white corn 62 to 62.5 cents, No 3 yellow corn 61.5 to 62.5 cents, barley 63 to 67 cents.

Chicago

Market Prices Reported for Grain Commodities

Minneapolis March 2 close shows Wheat No 2 Northern at 1.12 to 1.13 dollars, No 3 White oats 45 to 45.5 cents, Yellow corn 58 to 67 cents, Barley 58 to 67 cents.

Minneapolis

Market Prices Reported for Wheat and Grains

On March 2 market notes show No. 2 wheat at 1.00 dollars, No. 3 at 1.00, velvet chaff 1.00, No. 2 98 cents, flax 2.00, oats 38 cents, corn 48 cents, barley 50 cents.

Widmann Hotel in Minneapolis Receives New Management

Wallace Campbell of Minneapolis buys the Widmann hotel fixtures from L. E. Gynn and leases the property for fifteen years. Fred Widmann and T. J. Spangler become resident members of the Widmann Hotel Co with Campbell as financial partner. W. C. Stranahan named active manager to head operations and improve comforts and service.

Widmann Hotel Wallace Campbell Minneapolis L. E. Gynn Campbell Mitchell Widmann Hotel Co Mr. Campbell Fred Widmann T. J. Spangler W. C. Stranahan Mr. Stranahan Boardman

Gotch to Visit Mitchell for Prize Wrestling Show

Champion Frank A. Gotch, world wrestling king, comes to Mitchell on March 10 at Gale theatre. The Iowa native rose to fame after beating Hackenschmidt in Chicago 1908 and Mahmout in 1909, studies with Burns and Carkeek, and builds a storied career with Alaska trips, Jenkins matches, and a prime era in American mat wrestling. Tickets go on sale March 8 at Theatre Pharmacy.

George Hackenschmidt Chicago Youssiff Mahmout Frank A. Gotch Gotch Farmer Burns Burns Klondike Gold Country Dawson City Alaska Jenkins Cleveland Pacific Coast Whatcom Wash Forest City Hackenschmidt Australia America New York Jeffries Metropolis Jack Carkeek England Iowa Theatre Pharmacy

Mt Vernon News Roundup of Local Notes and Transfers

Mrs T B Haynes improves after illness. Wm McDowell sale draws crowd. McDowells to leave town. QO Close back at pharmacy duties. Virgil Hiner returns to Armour. John Munson visits Mt Vernon from Alexandria. Mill workers leave due to low orders. Charles Irish returns from Mexico with rosy reports. Edna Fitch teaches at Plankinton reform school. visits home. Landlord Martin of Star restaurant released from quarantine and resumes business. John Dexheimer clarifies he has recovered from smallpox. Moses buys McDowell dairy line and offers fresh milk and cream.

Mt. Vernon T. B. Haynes Wm. McDowell McDowell QO. Close Virgil Hiner Armour John Munson Alexandria Charles Irish Mexico Edna Fitch Plankinton Reform School Martin The Star Restaurant John Dexheimer Se‘ge

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