Preston Declines Candidacy and Addresses License Issue
H C Preston states he is not soliciting the mayoral nomination and will enforce all laws if elected. He refuses to state his private view on liquor licenses, saying his decision would be personal. If Prohibition wins, he will enforce it. if licenses prevail, licensees must obey the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Preston
Civic Federation
Preston
T. J. Macmurray
W. A. Barber
Preston Ilis
Federation
Macmurray
A. Barter
Attica
Mitchell
Watkins declares candidacy for state representative
J. E. Watkins announces his candidacy after deliberation and pledges to support Roosevelt’s policies and Taft as standard bearer. He advocates reelecting Senator A. B. R. Kittredge, and backing Eben W. Martin and Charles H. Burke in Congress, asking for Republican county support in June primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Wm. H. Taft
South Dakota
A. RB. Kittredge
Congress
Eben W. Martin
Charles H. Burke
Avine
J.,e. Watkins
Local Testimony Promotes Dr A W Chase Ointment
B Roberts of 103 Marshall St New York says nine years of itching and protruding piles ended after using Dr A W Chase Ointment. He cites failure of Numerus remedies and one opera ton but reports permanent cure. The ad notes availability through SCALLIN BROS and lists Buffalo New York as origin. It also mentions J S Wilkinson pastor announcing city meetings and a preparatory church gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Roberts
Marshall St. N. Y
A. W. Chase
A. W. Chase Medline Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Scallin Bros
Warner Declares Candidacy for State Auditor
C. E. Warner announces his bid for state auditor, stating he will run in the June Republican primary. He endorses Roosevelt policies, Taft as president, and supports A. B. Kittredge for United States Senate, arguing his experience and entitlement to a second term. He pledges to pursue just and equal taxation as a Board of Assessment and Equalization member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Taft
United States
A. B. Kittredge
Board of Assessment and Equalization
C. E. Warner
J Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Spring Tonic
A spring tonic claims to restore well being and vitality for the whole family. Scallin Bros advertise J Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as unmatched for health and disease protection with 35 cent tea or tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Scallin Bros
Evangelistic Meetings Led by Hugh K. Smith At Methodist Church
Special evangelistic meetings open next Sunday March 29 at the Methodist church. Evangelist Hugh K. Smith of Los Angeles California will conduct. He is acclaimed as a top church leader and four years ago was chosen by the General Conference as a leader in the Evangelistic forward movement. He served as a delegate from Southern California and is re elected this year as delegate and lay leader. He is the son of Rev. W. I. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Hugh K. Smith
Los Angeles
California
Smith
General Conference
Southern California
Baltimore
Rev
Fifty Jurors Drawn for April Term of Circuit Court
County officers finished selecting fifty jurors to report for the April term. The panel includes W P Miller E W Hobson David Lovinger J W Broadbent Warren Janomer Frank Williams John Reech J M Dobson R F Ruth and others who must appear on Tuesday morning April 14 for the opening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. PP. Miller
E. W. Hobson
David Lovinger
J. W. Broadbent
Warren Janoner
Frank Williams
John Reech
J. M. Dobson
R. F. Ruth
Wm. Barter
Charles Hoon
B. C. Cannon
James Foley
Paul Groff
C. M. Lindsey
A. C. Cooper
CV. Gillila
C. D. Boyden
John Rohlf
Leslie Kardy
Robert Ward
Paul Tsouhily
I. L. Fraser
A. M. Pierce
C. W. Coleman
W. R. Welch
J. W. Clark
A. W. Thomas
Ford Shave
Perry Davis
W. Fl. Walrath
Tragic train incident shocks Aberdeen community
Franz Puetterich a German printer living in Mitchell narrowly escaped death beneath a Milwaukee freight train in Aberdeen. Eyewitnesses believe the act may have been intentional as Puetterich claimed to hear voices, with a note referencing medical study and a brother in Buffalo. He survived with facial cuts and bruises and was treated at St Luke's and Samaritan hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Puetterich
Mitchell
Educator Supply Co
Aberdeen
Milwaukee
Puetterich
Kranz Perez-Puetterich
Third Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Samaritan Hospital
Murdy
McCormick
James
Buffalo N. Y
Bids Sought for Breaking 45 Acres on County Poor Farm
Sealed bids will be received at the office of County Auditor in Mitchell South Dakota until April 7 1908 for breaking 45 acres on the county poor farm. Work to be finished by May 20 if possible. County commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Dated March 2 1908 H Bb Anderson County Auditor.
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State of
South Dakota
Davison
William Laufenberg
John Laufenberg
Margaret Laufenberg
W. A. Heinberger
Mitchell
S. D
Mitchell, S. D
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
J. M. McLacalan
Watertown
H. Bb. Anderson
Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills Offer Cure Claims
An advertisement promotes Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills promising relief from sleeplessness headaches and nervous dyspepsia with claims of preventing nervous prostration and paralysis. The box bears his portrait and signature and the product is sold for 50 cents or by the Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY. A testimonial from Mrs C G Heckenlively of Angola Indiana asserts the pills soothe sleeplessness without opiates and bolster nerve health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
M. D
Prairie Fire Sweeps Northwest Of Town. Fire Halted At Last
A prairie blaze five miles northwest of town started in a straw stack and ran into grass. Residents hurried to form a firebreak, unhitched horses, plowed, and hauled water to halt the flames as wind drove the fire toward corn fields and past the schoolhouse area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Nators
Inferno Fire Rages Forty Miles South of Kimball
A farmer's straw stack burn near Kimball sparked a massive prairie fire that swept about a mile wide and moved forty miles south, destroying many houses and barns. The entire region aided in containment, but no lives were reported lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Winter Germ Cure
Scallin Bros advertise Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring tonic that cleanses the stomach kidneys and liver and claims to drive out winter germs with surprising results. Tea or tablets priced 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scallin Bros
Insurgents Win Key County Conventions Ahead of State Meet
Advices from Sioux Falls indicate insurgents will control the state convention at Huron on April seven. Across counties ties shifted total delegates to insurgents, with gains in Hutchinson Walworth Faulk Miner and Spink counties. Senate race remains close as Kittredge expected to lead in June primaries.
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Sioux Falls
Huron
Spink County
Hutchinson County
J. W. Ulmer
Walworth County
Faulk County
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Maslin
J. H. Craton
Sc. Nuk
Said County
Pierre
Dokken
W. Abbpry
Hollister Drug Company
Madison
Wis
Dr. King
Roaud
Looiwis
Letener
Mt Vernon
S Dak
Wood County
Waterloo
Iowa
Natal
Banks
Mt. Vernon
Oak
Man Nise
MR. Preston
Ques
Tion
Hollister
State Auditor
Frans Puetterich
Mitch
Ell
Dan West
H. G. Nichols
Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Diehl & Brown
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