Senate clash over land office location in Butte county debated
Mitchell county reports a Senate dispute between Senator Kittredge and Senator Gamble over locating the land office. A conference proposed transferring the district to North Dakota, but Gamble attempted to push the bill in Kittredge’s absence, causing the bill to be held. The piece notes personal visits and local events nearby.
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Kittredge
Senator Ramble
Senate
Butte County
Gamble
Lencmon
Senator Kittredge
North Dakota
Yankton
Meetings and Fires Stir Small Town News Notes
Funeral held for Carl Thompson with burial in Tyler preceded by his family visit. illness in the family includes Mrs Thompson and eldest son Andrew. Starr Catholic church fire destroys organ and pews. $30,000 replacement noted. Prohibition talk by Rev Norton, local real estate purchases and sales noted. A runaway team damaged telephone poles. no injuries. Residents depart for new claims. community updates include farming, schooling, and visits from relatives.
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Ethan
Carl Thompson
Tyler
Mion
Damon
Mitchell Co
Lewis Felleger
Main Street
Arthur Miller
J. Norton
Mitchell
M. EK. Harch
Albert Schmitt
Ole Rosenquist
E. Brown
Local Notes From Ethan March Meeting and Visitors
Ethan March notes report residents attending Mitchell convention and lecture events. New enrollees at public school include Marlon Tifft and Geneva Lowrie. A family plans relocation to Stanley County after visiting Goshen. Local households and visits by Drake, Wilson, Craig, Nicolson, Annis, Ortman, Cathout, Dodd are noted with small town updates.
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Bleisner
A. F. Drake
Drake
J. Wilson
Mitchell
John Craig
Plankinton
T. Nicolson
G. A. Carlow
Edith Annis
A. Ortman
L. A. Cathout
John Sibert
Ina Dodd
Ethan
Darling
Alf Dodd
Indiana
Riverside Social Notes From March Visit Actions
Riverside residents share visits and travel details including Clarence Wallis and Mrs Patterson in town. Albert Otterson assumed charge of the Farmers Prevator, and the Newtons departed for Charles City. Mrs Newton is sister to Will and L D Powers, while Mrs L D Powers aided her ill mother in Fulton. Grace Wallis visited Mitchell. congratulations to Mr and Mrs W L Wallis on a newborn daughter named Gardner Mor day evening.
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Riverside
Clarence Wallis
R. E. Patterson
Albert Otterson
Mrs. Newton
Charles City
Newton
Will
L. D. Powers
Fulton
Grace Wallis
Mitchell
W. L. Wallis
Wo. A. Gardner
Bitter's Bitters for Early Stomach Distress Claims
Advert claims immediate relief from stomach illnesses using Bitters at first signs of distress. It asserts thousands have benefited and urges readers to try it themselves to avoid needless suffering.
Hardware stock to be expanded by Wm Koch
Wm Koch moved invoiced ware to his implement building to form a complete hardware stock for sale. Bard store keeper J McLaughlin visited this week. Rev A C Hoyer announces revival meetings in the church from Thursday evening through Sunday inviting all attendees.
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Ware
Wm. Koch
Koch
Mr. Koch
J. CO. McLaughlin
Bard
A. C. Hoyer
Recipe for Rheumatism Promoted as Quick Home Cure
A newspaper notice repeats a claimed eastern authority recipe for rheumatism using Fluid Extract Daniellion Compound Karion and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. It advises taking a teaspoonful after meals and at night with plenty of water, claiming kidney cleansing and permanent cure. It notes pharmacists can supply or mix the ingredients.
Petition Signing Advice From County Auditor
H B Anderson the county auditor urges careful signing of nominating petitions for legislative and county offices. He stresses complying with 1907 laws and submitting in time to allow corrections and requests any needed information to ensure petition legality.
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H. B. Anderson
University notes on rebuilding, straw ride, exams and deaths
The note declares the grand stand contract awarded to Charlie East with eight cement anchor posts and a cement foundation. It covers a Straw ride by the S. L. S. girls and details exams, vacation, illnesses, and a list of local staff, students, and visitors including Mr. Wilcox and Miss Kiehlbaugh. The piece closes with a memorial for Vice-President Dr. R. S. Craft and a resolution of condolence and publication orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie East
Fullenwider
Rev
I. R. Stephens
Martin Shale
Earl McDonald
Davison County Assessors Meet With County Officials
Notice states the Davison county assessors will meet with county commissioners and the county auditor at the auditor's office on Tuesday April 7 1908 to confer on duties and performance. Dated March 16 1908. County Auditor.
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Davison County
H. B. Anderson
Local News Notes and Tragic Railroad Accident
Mr and Mrs Fred E Drake moved Friday to the Champlin residence on Third Avenue east. The Kings Daughters class of the Methdist church seeks pennies for a city block project, needing about 18000 pennies. Grace Gilliland leads with 100, Ethel Blyny and Lucille Erskine follow with 20 each. John Gilfillan of Perry township travels to Sioux City due to a serious accident to his brother J L Gulfillan, yard foreman for Omaha railroad. Reports say the brother was killed when a switch engine ran off track and the board he stood on was drawn under the engine.
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Loomis
Henry
Pool
Fisi
Foss
J. W. Giltillan
Sioux City
Jame Gilfillan
Gilfillan
James Gilfillian
Fred E. Drake
Champlin
Third Avenue
King’s Daughters
Meth Dist
Grace Gilliland
Ethel Blyny
Lucille Erskine
John Gilfillan
Perry Township
J. L. Gulfillan
Omaha
Ile
Giltillan
Resolutions of Respect For Honest John Minnie Company Members
Resolutions of respect are published by the Honest John Minnie Milling and Tunnel Company upon the demise of their fellow workers. The document commemorates the deceased with formal tributes and expresses sympathy to families and colleagues.
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Honest John Minnie, Milling & Tunnel Company
Mitchell Grain Market Prices Report
Wheat No 1 91c No 2 89c No 3 84c No 4 76c rejected 68c Flax 1 Dollar Oats 41c Corn 48c Barley 61c Rye 65c
Caution to Farmers on Bearded Wheat Sowing
Madison Dairy Leader warns farmers to avoid sowing bearded wheat this spring. The wheat, variously named velvet chaff and Russian Fife, yields poor bread and milling value. If graded separately by mills, its price could fall 10 to 12 cents a bushel below blue stem or Scotch fire, harming both mills and farmers. Consult local millers before planting.
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Madison
Minnesota
South Dakota
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W. A. Barber
University Notes
Berna Gulstine
Loyd Hardie
Mellette
Fred B. Wilcox
F. B. Dickerson Co
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Wilcox
Kiehlbaugh
Noble
C. A. Carriel
Y. M.C.A. Movement
Carriel
Grace Burney
John Auckland
R. S. Craft
John
Mining News
Mitchell, S. Dak
Blue Rapids
A. H. Daniels
H. G. Fowler
Secy
Treas
J. J. Brown
John F.puchert
H. Comes
Mitchell Grain Market