Officers Promote in Mitchell First Regiment
Lieut Kuh becomes first lieutenant with the 1st Regiment 8 D G after vacancies caused by moves. An election filled second lieutenant and first lieutenant posts in Company D. Captain Coursey reorganizes the unit, discharges for drink in uniform ruled out, and aims for a disciplined, city-proud future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Thomas H. Griggs
Sergeant Greaves
Corporal Williams
Greaves
Lieut. Williams
Uwerreid
Watertown
Co. 7
Coursey
Jey
Elmer Allen
Owens
Captain Coursey
Mitchell
State Guard
Subterranean Lakes Found Beneath Eucla District
In the Eucla district of Australia researchers report discovering subterranean lakes about thirty feet underground. The lakes hold abundant potable water and the find holds practical value for the region's arid climate. The discovery also offers a scientific explanation for the disappearance of certain rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eucla
Australia
How Cheap Baking Powder is Made
New York health authorities seized a batch of inexpensive baking powder sold in department stores. Tests revealed an alum based powder, mainly alum and pulverized rock, deemed dangerous. Thousands of pounds were destroyed at the offal dock. High quality cream of tartar brands are advised as safer and more economical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department of
New York
Health Department
Snow Wins Republican Convention in Tyndall Debates
Lieut. Gov. Snow secured 79 votes in the Bon Tromme county GOP convention with George Wo Show winning the delegation for lieutenant governor over Paul Landman for state treasurer. J. J. Gailey was chosen chairman. Landman accepted defeat gracefully as the Scotland delegation protested being overlooked. Amendments substituted Landman on the delegates list and the platform backed Governor Herried’s administration and federal lawmakers. Senator A. B. Kittredge was endorsed for senator. direct election of senators was urged, with J. B. Bailey favored for state committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyndall
George Wo Show
Paul Lanndmian
J. J. Gailey
Landman
Scotland
Hames
Herried
A. B. Kittredge
J. B. Bailey
State Committee
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After Fourteen Years of Suffering
Josh Edgar of Germantown Cal claims fourteen years of sciatic rheumatism ended after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He reports immediate relief and a cure, with no recurrence since, and notes the liniment is sold by L O Gale, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Edgar
Germantown
Cal
Tam
L. O. Gale
The Woman Scorned
Mrs George Schaetzel, deserted wife, shot herself at Hotel Beaufort Wednesday afternoon. She rests with a painful arm wound and the danger of blood poisoning. Police search for Schaetzel, believed at his divorced wife’s St Paul apartment. She says she loves him and cites his four departures in a month, with his former wife also wanting him back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Schaetzel
Desperate plea to husband amid divorce dispute
The speaker claims she will spend $50,000 to win support in a divorce and vows to expose alleged desertion by Schaetzel. She notes her wealth, past stage life in New Orleans, and intentions to complicate her husband’s life once mobile, with a lawyer now handling her interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Schaetzel
New Orleans
Republican Sub Meeting in Sioux Falls
In accordance with a resolution by the executive committee of the State League of Republican clubs, President W G Porter and Secretary A T Sessions call a convention of South Dakota league clubs at Sioux Falls at 10 am on Wednesday June 4. The state convention for the nomination of a congressional and state ticket will be held the same day. The league convention elects officers for two years and selects ten delegates to the National League of Republican Clubs. Each league may send one delegate per fifty members. An orator of national reputation will speak to the league and state convention attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux
League
South Dakota
National League of Republican Clubs
Republican Leagues
Sioux Falls
Stevens Case Argued Before Supreme Court Today
In Pierre, J L Wannett of Preston and M Hannett argued a writ of error for the plaintiff in the Stevens case from Aurora county. The appeal seeks a new trial for Fred Stevens who was convicted for taking money at the Bank of Plankinton while knowing it was insolvent. He remains out on $2000 bonds. prospects for the writ are slim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Supreme Court
Pierre
J. L. Wannett
Preston & M Hannett
Aurora County
Woonsocket
Fellows
Bank
Plankinton
Fred Stevens
Smith
The Way of the Schemer Doland Record Warns on Sioux Rap
The Doland Record issues a cautionary note about Sioux rap and its perceived impact. The piece analyzes schemes and stresses vigilance against manipulation and deceit in public discourse.
Warning about land sale scam in Iowa county
A reader warns about a north county land firm soliciting signatures on a one sided contract. Owners agree to list land for sale and pay the firm 1.25 dollars per acre regardless of who sells it. The contract lasts ten years, with no limit, and the firm claims to be unprosecutable. It lists thousands of acres already affected and urges farmers to avoid such propositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ids
Iowa
Clark County
Newspaper Testimony Spurs Harper Advertising Success
The Harper brothers of New York proved newspaper ads boost book sales. A trial compared two novels, one by a famous author and one by a lesser known writer. After a year, the lesser known book with ad exposure outsold the other by over 200,000 copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Post
Messrs
Harper & Bros
New York
Probahas
Harper & Gros
The
Tir
Harpers
FOR SENATOR KITTREDGE DAVISON COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
Davison county Republicans met in a Saturday convention to choose 18 delegates for the Sioux Falls state convention on June 4. Poor weather kept some from attending. all townships except Beulah Baker Lisbon and Rome were represented. Enos Champlin was named temporary chairman, James Rogan temporary secretary, then elected as permanent officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
L. Bras
Roosevelt
Wm. McWinley
Charles N. I
Congress
United States
Sioux Falls
A. Ti. Kittredge
South Dakota
A. J. Kittredge
T. C Burns
Geo. A. Silsby
E. J. Waynes
T. C. Burns
O. L. Branson
F. M. Hatch
Enos Champlin
MM. Farrow
M. C. Betts
James Ottman
Oscar Nicholson
O. M. Butterfield
Thos. Fullerton
E. D. Watkins
H. L. O’mealy
C. F. Raymond
Rbf. Dundass
J. C. Roth
Chas. F. Drake
T. J. Spangler
Geo. E. Foster
J. 8. Daniels
Frank Rowley
W. C. Baker
Geo. A. Johnston
John Reierson
Henry Swindler
W. H. Webster
Davison County
Beulah
Baker
Lisbon
Rome
Bras
Union Township
James Rogan
Huron Gets Active In Local Sports Scene
Huron prepares for a busy athletic season as the golf club refines its rinks and plans contests with Aberdeen Redfield and other cities. A strong baseball team forms for regional games and a junior nine shows progress. Huron College students engage in football bicycling vaulting sprinting with teams ready for a late summer meet. Horse owners train fast horses for the autumn fair at the new association grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Huron Golf Club
Aberdeen
Redfield
Huron College
Association
Summons Issued in Olmstead vs First National Bank Case
The Fourth Judicial District court in Davison County South Dakota issues a summons in the suit of Simon D. Olmstead plaintiff against First National Bank of Chicago J Thompson Sons Chambers Bering Quinlan Co Martha J Martin and C J Miller defendants. Plaintiffs complaint filed April 23 1902 requires a response within thirty days after service. Mitchell South Dakota dated April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of South Trict
Davison County
Simon D. Olmstead
First National Bank of Chicago
J. Thompson , Sons
Chambers, Bering, Quinlan Co
Martha J. Martin
Davison
South Dakota
Main Street
Mitchell
Son
Estate of Theodore Odell Hearing on Sale of Real Estate in Mitchell
Court in Davison county South Dakota orders show cause why administrator James J Odell may sell Lots 2 3 and 7 in Block 50 Cooley and Guernsey addition Mitchell to pay administration expenses. Hearing set May 1 at 10 a m at the county judge's office. Publication to follow weekly for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Davison
Theodore Odell
James J. Odell
Davison County
Mely
Cooley and Guernsey
City of
Mitchell
Mitchell Capital
Mitchell, South Dakota
South
Rosina Sigmond
Notice to Creditors in Estate of William H. Keck
R D Prescott administrator of the estate of William H. Keck issues a four month notice to creditors and all claimants to present vouchers. The notice is published from Mitchell South Dakota with filing at Main Street office, Davison County. The date is April 14 1902 and Herbert E Hitchcock is attorney for the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Keck
R. D. Prescott
Main Street
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
Herbert E. Hitchcock
Notice to Creditors Estate of Joseph T Whealon
Notice is given by J. E. Wells administrator of the estate of Joseph T. Whealon deceased to creditors and all claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be presented to J. E. Wells at his Mitchell South Dakota office. Dated April 17th, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Whealon
J. E. Wells
Mitchell
County of
Davison
Barbara McConkey
George McConkey
South Dakota
Mitchell, S. D
Wm. M Herbert
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Kuh
Snow
ICA Akes
Alend
Rease Cod
ARD Oil Co
Hannett
Harper Bros
Kittredge
Ancy Ixoast
Ted
Java
Foley
Ikota
Caure
W. Abbey
M.L. Bobb
District Court of the United States
District of South Dapta
William M. Slade
Edward L Parshall
Slade & Parshall
Edward L. Parshall
Slade
Samuel A. Ramsey
L. Q. Hardesty
Esa
Madison Medilecine Co
Madison
Wis
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