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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1906
Page
7
The Mitchell Capital reports the insurgents gaining delegates at county conventions, ensuring they control the state convention. Despite Democratic hopes of splitting the Republicans, the org and insurgent wings will remain united behind Crawford and the state ticket. The Sioux Falls convention receives unanimous Republican support and pledges cordial backing.
The Sioux City Tribune reports insurgent Republicans claiming lead in state convention contests. The insurgents boast gains and threaten to accuse stalwarts of stealing the state if they fail. The stalwarts deny any plan to steal and insist on democratic ticket support.
The Milwaukee road announces an excursion to Chamberlain on Tuesday June 5 amid state conventions, with insurgents accusing it of trying to disrupt the conventions. During the primaries, most stalwarts reportedly joined the excursion.
The speaker argues that Coe I Crawford would claim there is no politics in state education but his selection of regents would reveal a split between private citizen stance and public office behavior. The commentary notes a clear gap between theory and practice in governance.
The Commersal News of Sioux Falls names A. F. Grimm of Parkston as an ideal candidate for governor for the Democratic convention at Yankton. Mannix has devised this scheme without Grimm’s knowledge. Grimm should not be sacrificed at Yankton.
Champ Clark argues the next president should hail from the south to avoid high costs of securing a northern candidate. He notes Missouri could be considered southern under certain conditions and could be within reach if needed.
Buffalo Express reports independent coal swipers in Southern Wyoming accusing Union Pacific Railroad of refusing three years to haul their coal. UP controls an EH coal company that independents wish to compete against. The charge is described as unusually strange for discrimination.
Ethan and Riverside brief items report travel by John Caster and visitors from Mitchell, Parkston, Hawarden, and Mitchell. Quarantine lifting at Scheich Hotel, sale of the Weepie and Donovan saloon, and small-town incidents include illnesses, farm moves, house hunting, fishing trips, and a May 17 marriage in Mitchell.
May 24 Loomis reports John Ayers' mother visiting. Hanson family of Letcher visited uncle M. Nelson. Asa Tyler’s cow valued at 120 dollars killed by lightning. Lightning struck telephone poles Sunday night. Mrs Spees of Watama Wis visiting E W Doyle. Oliver Means and family of Letcher visited Glen Wade. Prof W A Shurtleff J Smith G P Taylor fished Friday catching about fifty pounds. Raph Clark visited grandparents Robert Clark Jr of Letcher. Charlie Doyle fell from wagon. no serious injury. Jessie Kidd getting a new phonograph for friends. Mrs P Yayior and Mrs
O. W. Kerr Company advertises sunny Alberta lands selling at $8 per acre with a projected self paying period of one year. Appeals for early purchases as cheap land opportunities grow scarce. Announces a May 30 chartered car excursion over the Soo Line and provides Fargo and Minneapolis office details.
A telephone message from Huron reports Redfield wins the inter collegiate oratorical contest last night. Ralph C. Shearer of Mitchell places second. Students will return home tonight on the Omaha line.
Additional local items report May activities from Mr and Mrs Snyder to Sam Gladstone’s Silent Sunday trip. Marion and Cedar Rapids business travel by Preston. Mrs C MacLennon arrives from Chicaro to visit Miss Dear. Wednesday rain totals 0.21 inches countywide. High School commencement concert set for June 5 in city hall. Mrs Hitchcock returns from Rockford and Iowa trip. Mr Hitchcock meets her. Miss Belle Spink moves millinery to former Allen’s shop. A six year old Kettleman boy fractures elbow. doctors reduce the dislocation. Howard Seaman returns from Washington state. becomes a professional chauffeur with a 60 horsepower auto. plans a summer ranch. L J Welch attends State Bankers’ Association banquet in Aberdeen. Lafayette Younes speaks. convention to adjourn tonight.
A widow and relatives express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness after the illness and death of her husband. They acknowledge aid and sympathy that lightened their burdens. Mrs. Schaub and Emily convey gratitude.
Advertising copy urges readers not to hesitate in obtaining Hostetter's Stomach Bitters when stomach disorders kidney weakness and constipation are present. Claims cure will be easier if started today and notes the product's long history of 53 years.
Dr. Dix ceases the combine and announces new prices for dental work intended to satisfy patients. The note frames the service as accurately represented and promises value to customers.
An old advertisement claims Hostetter's Stomach Eiters cures Poor Appetite indigestion dyspepsia constipation heartburn kidney ills and female troubles. Avoid substitutes.
A color relief map showing every important point in Yellowstone National Park is advertised as a valuable aid for tourists and educational use. Sent prepaid on receipt of 35 cents from A. M. Cleland, General Passenger Agent, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Davison county commissioners will convene in special session at the courthouse on Tuesday May 29 1906 at 10 oclock in the forenoon to act on bridge work and consider other business before the board. Dated May 22 1906. O D Stearns County Auditor.
The passage notes many smiles convey varied traits from kindness and sweetness to sarcasm and bitterness. It emphasizes how smiles can also reveal tenderness or spiritual vitality, with the author listing several forms and their social implications.
A Chicago New York based letter from F W Deyoe & Co urges Mr Chas Roth of Mitchell Ss D to unite in selling paint. It argues shared facilities save wood and metal from rot and rust while offering longer lasting paint protecting customers and saving money. Gosche markets the paint.
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