Mitchell County Board Hears Road Bids and Approves Loans
Davison County commissioners convened March 2 1915 to discuss road and bridge work and reject high bids for grading several roads. They approved bills, adopted cautions on permanent school fund loans, authorized extra help for tax season, and set restrictions on future loans to eight thousand dollars.
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Rome-Tobin
Ethan Road
Baker Road
Mitchell River
H. J. Parrett
Mitchell, S. D
Pioneer Bridge Company
Mitchell
Lehman
Grady
Ke Ee
Hopkins Printing Co
ALUN
Tee
Metropolitan Supply Co
Mitchell Iron and Boiler Works
Stetlooi Os
F. Hewitt
BPO
LSC
H. Noble
Mitchell Steam Laundry
Court House
Stair
Blair
Owens
Prisoulgrets Akestis
University Pub Co
Snow
V. BD
Boyles
L. Miller
Kempton’s Cafe
Mitchell Power
W.ay
Williams
Drayage
W. Scallin
Comnpee Udoon Provi
G. A. Vermilyea
Heonomy Grocery
Mdse
Golden Rule Grocery
Bropvicg Ilots
Chek So
G. Thompson
K. G. Leister
Fowler Wieckie Co
Haley & Lange
Paper Towls
Acery
Pty
Nelson
Colinty Ible Easis Oy
C. W
Downey
Cattrell
Pub, Co
Fraser
Bisaire
St. Joseph's Horpial
Wood Smith
al- McKinley
Wddy
Sean
Porteous and Son
D,& A, Water Co
Lim A. Patterson
Hobo
Ethan
J. Buffaloe
Board of Health
Milenett Publishing Co
Rmeutley Stud Ree. Lee. Wien
Theater Pharmacy
H. Hanneman
J. Murphy
LL. A. Patterson
City of
Mostion
M. Crampton
W. Crampton
McLeod
Enoy
Ptil
Kady
McLeeed
Jensen
I. Breidenbach
City
Henry Doyle
Fred Gurvius
Roy Tackett
Jed M. Johnson
L. H W. Johnson
I. Miller
C. I. Newman
I. I. Schlimeen
Mike Brennen
I. V. Clement
Ti Tan
J. Cailan
T. Wood. Orswell
Cecil Bierce
Mt. Vernon City
B. Grady
Tobin
J. J. McTigh
City of Mitchell
Home Park
Manhattan Oil Company
Gottlieb Scheurenbrand
Krady
Yrady
Mcood
Maren Thompson
Echool
J. J. Lasher
Jrady
C. B. Mitchell
Trome
Me‘Leod
Bill of Austin Company
Leh
Tan
Baker Highway
J. C. Lehman
Nels Jensen
J.C. Lehman
W. TL. Snow
J. McLeod
C.F. Grady
South Dakota
Davison
J. M. Crampton
Mitenhell
New Corporations Formed With Banks and Firms Across State
Articles of incorporation filed for three banks in Minnehaha How ard and Baulkton plus Toronto Investment Company Robinson Shoe Company Belle Fourche Creamery and others. Capitals range from 15 000 to 25 000 with listed incorporators including Wetland Hetland Sherman Kalem Drake and Robinson families among others.
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R. T. Wastman
Peter Peterson
P. A. Emerson
Robinson Shoe Company
Huron
Capiital
Albert Robinson
Laura Robinson
Harry Lampe
Belle Fourche Creamery Company
Bella Pourche
Capital
G. Moridimer
M. J. Smiley
Freds. Wartis
W. B. Penfold
H.L. Barnett
Ex-Minister in 5s. D. Jail Arrest Reveals Vile Scheme
Rev. Mr. Kelley, once confined for sanity questions, was brought to Sioux Falls by a federal officer after a Sioux City arrest linked to attempts to recruit young women to pose nude for his novel The Temptress. He faces old obsene mail charge in South Dakota and spoke of alleged contracts and schemes.
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Sioux Walls
S. D
Ll. G. Welly
Sioux City
Sioux Halls
Kelly
South Dakota
Mniails
Kelley
Winner, S. D
James Britton
Britton
Mr. Britton
Richards Adherent Charges Coercion in Primary Law Debate
A South Dakota citizen denounces the legislature for repealing the Richards Primary Law, claiming coercion and political manipulation. He cites the 1912 initiative and 1914 Coffey Law votes, condemns the use of an emergency clause, and urges voters to punish lawmakers at the next election.
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Daily Republican
South Dakota
Qen
Senate
House of Representatives
Coffey
Richards
Supreme Court
Pierre
MelLean
Day County
Winter Wheat Crop in South Dakota Promising
Sioux Falls reports a small group of South Dakota farmers say their winter wheat survived the season in good condition and is as healthy as possible. Kansas transplants on SD farms compare the crop favorably to any Kansas winter wheat. Farmers plan to greatly increase winter wheat acreage next fall due to favorable conditions and generally mild winters.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Kansas
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promise and Reward Offer
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure claims a full cure for catarrh with constitutional treatment. The ad promises a $100 reward for any case not cured and urges mailing testimonials to J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. Also mentions Pellet Pills for constipation.
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Arch. Hall
Mail
PD J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Shooters Tie For Fred Gilbert Memorial Honors At Mitchell
Thomas Hastcott won high honors at the Fred Gilbert shoot held by Mitchell trap shooters in tribute to a Sioux Cityan with 56 straight targets. In a three way contest between Hastcott Eastcott and A Pf Scharnweber, Hastcott led after a 25 to 20 breakout in a tie break. The duPont trophy caps marked the event as part of a nationwide clubs series with entrants facing at least 100 targets.
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Wirst
Fred Gilbert
Mitehle
Sioux
Eastcott
A. Pf. Scharnweber
Blue Rocks
Seharnweber
American Experts Inspect German Cruiser Pringiel Frederick
U.S. naval experts in Newport News examine the German converted cruiser Pringiel Frederick in dry dock to determine required repairs for seaworthiness. Captain Theitrichens of the Witel has yet to notify the American government of preferred repair time despite two requests from Norman Hamilton, port collector.
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Newport News
Pring Iel Prederich
Loomis residents entertain guests and note church resignation
Loomis figures recount activities over the weekend with Bert Beaumont visiting friends and serving as guest of honor at a Loomis hotel banquet. Alderson, confined by grippe last week, resigns as Loomis church pastor and plans to leave soon. Cleo Thornberg led the Primary room in his absence.
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Loomis
Bert N. Beaumont
Loomis Bank
Beaumont
Armour, Roy
Alderson
Pike
Cleo Thornberg
WH. McLain
Loomis Hotel
Bert Beaumont
Rev
Loomis Church
Mitchell Pure Food and Industrial Show Program Preview
A four day style and merchandise showcase at Mitchell city hall auditorium featuring the 1915 automobile models, baby show, living window displays, and nightly college orchestras. Highlights include parades on Thursday and Saturday, and Elks and Gale theater performances across the period.
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Mitchell
City Hell Auditorium
Ey Sonesley
Gale Theater Orchestra
College Orchestra
Gale Orchestra
Miks
Elks
College
Wool Prices Reported at 25 Cents a Pound in West Dakota
Wool buyers in western South Dakota report contracts around 25 cents per pound, while some hold out for 30 to 35 cents and others dream of 50 cents. Many sellers lock in 25 cents to avoid a market slump and secure a safe return regardless of future conditions.
Better Than a Deficit. Howard S D Thirteen Cents Profit
The semi professional baseball team in town posted a small profit of thirteen cents, signaling a tighter budgeting period. The report notes no major revenue gain but hints at improved cost controls for the season.
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Howard
S. D
Uow
Club Plans Three Month Season With $1000 Goal
The organization will field a team again this year for a season of three months with $1000 raised to secure financial stability. Officers elected include Howssmus Klein as president J Feller as vice president teen cobble as secretary J P Glassman as treasurer and N J Karlan as director.
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Ity
Howssmus Klein
J. Feller
Teen
Cobble
J. P. Glassman
N. J. Karlan
Warsaw Amid Shell Fire and Dancing in Harried Europe
A correspondent in Warsaw describes uneasy calm amid shelling from Brest-Litovsk to Jaktorow, noting refugees in Bristol Hotel and locals gambling and partying as war roars nearby. Pan Paskieviteh and Pan Konkieviteh's losses contrast with ballroom revelry and “Business as usual” in occupied Poland.
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Warsaw
Russia
Poland
Best-litovsk
Brest-Litov
Sedlec
New York
Jaktorow
Vienna
Lodz
Pole
Wall Street
Pan Paskieviteh
van Konkieviteh
Pan Konkieviteh
Bristol
Europe
Pan Pankieviteh
Pan Kxontieviteh
Mortunes
Grambling
Polane
Kelisch
Prentleman
Lochterh
Brothers
Real Buffalo Causes Stir in Fort Pierre Chase
A herd of buffalo broke through a pasture fence and moved into Fort Pierre, scaring residents and chasing several people on the streets before herd doctors rounded them up and returned them to their reserve.
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Buffalo Chase
FT. Pierre
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