State Printing Commission Seeks Bids for Legislative Supplies
The State Printing Commission will accept sealed bids by 10 a.m. on the Thursday in June 1912 for one year of legislative printing and binding in five classes including first class bills and journals. Bids require certified checks, bonds, and separate envelopes per class, with right to reject all bids. Mortgage notice follows about Mitchell property. payment default triggers full due sum of 334.66 dollars and related assignments.
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State Printing Commission
South Dakota
House
Senate
Secretary of State
Pierre
S. D
Jenet
Secretary of the State Printing Commission
A. D
Samuel C. Polliey
Color of Official Primary Ballots
The June primary ballots colors are listed as white for Republican yellow for Democratic blue for Prohibition and pink for Socialist. This notice is dated April 29 1912 and signed by R A Zangle County Auditor from Mitchell South Dakota.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
R. A. Zangle
Primary Election Notice for Davison County South Dakota
Notice announces a primary election in Davison County South Dakota on June 4 1912 from 8 am to 5 pm. Voters will select party candidates for state congress judicial legislative and county offices and elect party committeemen delegates and nominees for United States Senator to be decided by the next legislature. Dated April 29 1912 by r A ZANGLIS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
South Dakota
Congression
United States
Ated
R. A. Zanglis
Foreclosure Sale Ordered On Mitchell Property
Notice states the mortgage will be foreclosed by public auction at the Davison County Court House in Mitchell South Dakota. The property is Lot 15 in Block 19 in M Greene's addition. Sale set for Sunday in June 1912 at 1 PM per Assignee Ed W Palmer and attorney Lauritz Miller with Sheriff J F Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Green
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
P. W. Peterson
Tate
J. J. Myles
M. Greene
Southakota
W. Palmer
Lauritz Miller
J. FE. Berry
Davidson County
S. D
Notice to Creditors estate of Nicholas Mutziger
Notice is given by Catherine Mutziger executrix of the last will and testament of Nicholas Mutziger deceased to creditors and all claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within six months after first publication at the executrix residence in Mithin Davison County South Dakota dated May 11 102%
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Mutziger
Catheing Mutziger
Mthin
Davison
S. Dak
Than, S. Dak
Estate of Burzinal O Mealy Administrator’s Notice
Estate of Burzinal O Mealy administrator invites creditors and all claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be filed with the administrator in Mitchell Davison County. Dated May 10 1912. Hiram L Otmierly Administrator of said estate.
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Burzinal O'Mealy
Burziah O'Mealy
Mitchell
County of
Davison
Hiram L. Otmierly
Davison county bids for six miles road upgrade
Davison county commissioners invite sealed bids for grading and improving six miles of road starting at the C M and P railroad on the section line between 21 and 22 108 61 and extending south to 1 4 car between 21 and 22 102 61. Bids due 2 PM Friday May 31 1912, with plans in the county auditor's office.
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Davison County
City of
Mitchell
Market shows weak on hogs and sheep at Union Stock Yards
Hogs and sheep prices drift lower as receipts run high at Chicago's Union Stock Yards. Estimated hog receipts today 85 000 with 4 000 carried over. cattle and sheep numbers also listed with mixed grades and prices. A separate incident reports a building partial collapse at City Hall with injuries but no lasting blindness from gas.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Hood
Texas
Suisiep
Sioux City Livestock Market Receipts Report
Sioux City Iowa cattle receipts listed at 1,400 with steady to 45 cent higher bids and top at 7.70, bulk 7.50 to 7.60. Sheep receipts total 800 with steady markets noted.
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Sioux City
Grain Prices Reported for North Region Commodities
No. 1 northern wheat at 1.02 dollars, No. 2 northern 1.00, No. 8 northern 1.00, velvet chaff 1.00, corn 60 to 70 cents, oats 47 cents. Prices reflect market data and are subject to change.
Wheat prices and health patent claims mixed in report
The article lists grain quotes for Wheat No. 1 through durum and corn and oats with prices and arrivals. It also quotes Wagh Tallman of San Antonio praising Mr Wing's New Life Pills for boosting energy and health, touting stomach liver and kidney benefits, with a 25 cent price at Diehl & Brown.
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Wagh Tallman
San Antonio
Letcher Items Show Local Visits and Baseball Scores
Letcher South Dakota reports visiting relatives in Cheyenne Wells and Woonsocket. The Letcher Lambkins lost 14 to Mt Vernon and the Letcher Tigers won 16 4 at Wood socket. Several residents travel to Sioux City Davenport St Louis Capron and Sioux Falls for family and business matters.
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Letcher
S. D
Frank Leamy
Cheyenne Wells
Colo
James Leamy
J. I. Schuler
Donald
Woonsocket
Mt. Vernon
Letcher Tigers
Woodsocket
John Wilson
Davenport
Iowa
Frank Wooden
Henry Hopkins
Sioux City
W. E. Ryan
St. Louis
Lawrence Smith
Buchanan
Sioux Falls
Lillian
Anna Griffin
Anna
Remains Taken to Delmont for Burial in Tragic Death
A funeral service was held at the Hovey residence for Tracey Jenney who drowned in the Jim River on Monday. Dr. Samuel Weir and Dr. J. J. Seaton presided with Mrs Weir and Miss Minty providing music. Over 250 Dakota Wesleyan University students gathered outside the house to honor their college mate before his ashes were moved to Delmont. Jenney’s father C Jenney and Rev. W O Redfield joined the procession to Delmont as his body was taken for services there.
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Hovey
Tracey Jenney
Jim River
Samuel Weir
J. J. Seaton
Weir
City Shifts to Commission Government After Council Terms End
This city the second largest in the state now operates under a commission form of government with Commissioners Howard Ferguson and Curran in charge of city affairs. Mayor Howard, originally elected in May, appointed Ferguson to public property and fire and police, Curran to water works and sewers, and Curran won the long term.
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Commission
Old City Council
Howard, Ferguson
Curran
Howard
Perguson
Curren
Electric Bitters and a Malaria Cure Promised
An advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a malaria killer and blood purifier claiming to cure chills fevers malaria and associated weakness. It cites a testimonial from Wim Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina about three bottles restoring health.
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Wim. Fretwell
Lucama, N
Diehl & Brown
McCartney and Winsor Venture to Lake Andes for Fishing
Dr. J. G. McCartney and I. H. Winsor left for Lake Andes with fishing tackle to test the fishing there for several days.
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J. G. McCartney
I. H. Winsor
Lake Andes
Indian scientist offers $500 free treatment to sick readers
An Indiana physician offers five hundred Capital readers a free course of his acclaimed medicine to prove its cure claims. He states the treatment aids digestion strengthens kidneys and liver and relieves various ailments. Interested readers should send a coupon or letter to James W Kidd in Wayne, Indiana today.
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Wytheville
Floyd Allen
Allen
Hillsville
Massey
Indiana
James W. Kidd
Nort Wayne
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. W. Palmer
Register of Deeds
Catherine Mutziger
Mitchell, S. D
Yankton
Yankton College
Scotland
Peever
Armour
Lake Preston
Springfield
la Point
Canton Beresford
Salem
Centerville
Shelby
Florence Peterson
Ilazel Clark
Herbert Rudolph
Canton
Louis Jones
Gerretson
Johnson
City Hall
Mitchell Grain Market
Minneapolis
Casis Close
Delmont
Univehsitdy
Pribrad
Thain
Aberta
Madison
Wis
John F. Pritz
Cameron Dam
Supreme Court
Ehort
McGovern
Indianapolis
Ind
Erger
Washington, D. C
George F. Beer
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
House Judiciary Committee
Robert W. Archbald
Commmerce
Bear
John Henry Jones
W. J. Richards
Philadelphia and Reading Coal Company
Jones
Archbald
Jas. Weisis
Waryne
Tnet
Cop Huet
Clive
Any
Tang
Uae
Hossese (M
Hhefore
Onarhin Troulle
Irveswlin
Rezeton Neils
EB. W. Heylker
J. F. Atkinson
Western National Bank Guilding
Attorneys-At-Law
A. K. Hitchcock
Offics
Commercial & Savings Bank
Mitchell, So, Dak
Lewis Bhustler
Western Nat. Bank Mitchell So. Dak
Preston
Wagner & Tym
Western Nat. Bank
Bo. Dak
Mitchell Hide CO
Dentere
Undertakers
J. W. Broadbent & Company
Broadbent Brothers
Jebsen
Groadbent
Noble & Son Trough
4Th Ave
Walt
Malin St
H. Noble & Son
G. B. Bake
LutterAcid
J. Z. Sweeney
Durtis
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