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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1910

Page

8

Express Rates Stay Up After Judge Defeat of Legislature

Judge John E. Carland ruled for express companies in the Sioux Falls case, nullifying the South Dakota railroad commission’s Tariff No. 1 and blocking a horizontal rate reduction. The decision overruled the railroad commission’s demurrer, holding the commission had no authority to set the disputed rates.

Sioux Falls John E. Carland State Railroad Commission Railroad Commission South Dakota Commission Carland Board of Railroad Commissioners

Real estate activity surges in early spring sales

Real estate transfers in the past two weeks show strong growth led by Davison County moves as March typically peaks for land sales. A single firm brought 25 families to the county with many deals pending closing this month. Listings include numerous lots in Ethan and Mt Vernon and totals exceed $121,000 with multiple transfers to Mitchell and surrounding areas.

Register of Deeds Davison County Ethan Mt. Vernon Joseph Weepie Elsworth D. Thomas N. E Harry H. Erion Floren Weicherding N. Bb Joseph Stockton Rebecca Jennings Mitchell Lizzie Brown Altha E. Brown S. EB N.E A. J. Swanson Arthur Miller BE. Quar Wm. Metzger H. R. Schoen Henry Fenzlein John J. O'Dell Apple John Coyne Michael J. Coyne Lote Sheeder Lot Gate Elvira E. Burns Mary. c

Engineers and surveyors form state association in Huron

John L. Nelson state surveyor returned from Huron where the first annual convention organized an association for engineers and surveyors. Officers elected include President S B Howe, Sioux Falls. Vice President B E Lovejoy, Redfield. Secretary Treasurer D C Washburn, Aberdeen. Committees named for Mechanical Electrical Sanitary Drainage Surveying Roads Structures Railroads and Legislation with members from Mitchell Redfield Vermillion Sioux Falls Huron Watertown and Ft Pierre. next meeting set for Pierre in January during the legislative session.

John L. Nelson Huron Engineers and Surveyors Pierre S. B. Howe Sioux Falls B. E. Lovejoy Redfield D. C. Washburn Aberdeen Mitchell J. W. Johnston R. B. Easton J. W. Kolb Vermillion D. H. Brewster Woonsocket E. B. Higbee H. C. Cook John Banks B. E. Mather Mitchell J. C. Carpenter Watertown J. L. Wagner BE. F. Highbee D. C Washburn H. Lea R. H. Townsend Ft. Pierre

Saloon Smasher Mrs Nation Promotes Prohibition Speech

Mrs Carry A Nation spoke to a full City Hall crowd about prohibition and her saloon smashing past. She defended her tactics as aiding the cause while detailing funds spent on aiding the prohibition movement and related ventures in Cherokee Oklahoma.

Carry A. Nation Mrs. Nation Prohibition Party Cherokee Oklahoma Prohibition

Indians Hear Y M C A Message at Twin Churches

A dozen or more Indians attending the YMCA convention visited the Baptist church where Rev. Moses Makey of the Sisseton reservation delivered an earnest address. He spoke through an interpreter on YMCA work among Indians, progress, and plans to spread the gospel westward. Many in attendance shook hands with the workers as they left. At the congregational church Sioux pastor Rev. Elias Gilbert spoke on the movement among Rosebud Indians. Stephen Jones acted as interpreter for the Indian secretaries and workers continuing the Christian effort.

Baptist Church Moses Makey Sisseton Mr. Makey Elias Gilbert Rosebud Gilbert Stephen Jones M.C. A

Dr F H Sheets talks to Mitchell Methodist men on missions

Dr F H Sheets of Chicago spoke to more than two hundred at the First Methodist church about the interdenominational missionary movement. He outlined a national drive to mobilize laymen, urged time for conventions, and described ongoing world mission work to justify increased support and funding.

F. H. Sheets Chicago First Methodist Church Hoagland Mr. Morris Kerfoot Mr. Minty Sheets Board of Missions Methodist Episcopal Church United States Mitchell God Jesus Christ

Hitchcock Announces Candidacy for Mitchell Mayor

Mayor A. E. Hitchcock declares he seeks re election as Mitchell mayor The statement says the run is not partisan and he will follow the majority will The annual city election is set for Tuesday April 19

A. E. Hitchcock Mitchell

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Diehl & Brown Chinaware J. W. Broadbent & CO John The New Deere Gang New Deere Deere Gang Dohn Deere E. B. van Alstine Mitchell, South Dakota Are J. F. Morgan Lena L. Regan Scott Geo. W Downs Sam Meyers S. W C. F. Drake Nellie Smith Drake Belle Bard Smith P. J. Callan D. M. Tiffany Howard W. Burnside Rowley Wilford A. Green Eli Streets N. W. Quar S. E MD Peete Mitchell Building & Loan Assn Karl Ziegler Gleason Alfred Carlson Lewis Merriman Nils Rosenquist H. L. Rowlby S. W. Half A. C. Drake E. C. Jackson Sampson George Bruning N. W Flora Dixon John Dennison Wm. Snell Mabel Cummins Grant Trotter Geo. A. Newton Gottlieb Hoffman Fletcher A. McCornack Scott’s Elizabeth A. Kelsey Lem Herman S. Bennett Carl Peterson N. E. Quar University Mitch- Gl D. A. Scott O. B. Cornish A. E. Dean Scotts Add Smith S. W. Quar C. Fred Anderson A. G. Scrove Mrs. Carry A. Nation Big City Mission Movement Taft Republican Party Nation Methodist Church Anti-Saloon League Anti- Saloon League Hitchcock
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