Davison County Political Primary Candidates Listed
A collection of Republican primary announcements from Davison County South Dakota detailing candidates for state and county offices. Names include Charles Bobeson Zam, Lauritz Miller, J E Watkins, Virgil Boyes, John Althen Jr, S Cattrell, Lilly A Patterson, O Thompson, J N Crow, and R A Zangle with pledges to serve and seek voter support.
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Davison County
South Dakota
Zam
Republican’ Party
Lauritz Miller
Ofits
Clerk of Courts
subdJec
John Althen, JR
T Lilly A. Patterson
J. N. Crow
Boreson Seeks renomination on strong legislative record
Charles Boreson, a Davison County farmer active in the farmers elevator movement, runs for renomination citing his last legislative session record. He claims no criticisms of his votes in 1911 and urges farmers to vote for him as their best Pierre representative on June 4.
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Davison County
Charles Bobeson
Charles Boreson
Boreson
Pierre
Methodist Conference adjourns sine die in Minneapolis
The Methodist general conference adjourned sine die this afternoon in Minneapolis after sessions began May 1.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Methodist General Conference
Baptists Pick Detroit For Next Annual Convention
The Northern Baptist convention today selected Detroit as the meeting place for the next annual convention. The decision came during the Des Moines gathering and may lead to adjournment later in the day.
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Des Moines
Northern Baptist Convention
Detroit
Cancer cured at last by Arnica Salve
Justice Eli Cherry of Gillis Mills Tennessee writes that a bad leg sore resisted many doctors until it was cancer. He used Busklen's Arnica Salve and was completely cured. It heals burns boils ulcers cuts bruises and piles. 25 cents at Diehl & Brown.
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Eli Cherry
Gillis Mills
Tenn
Busklen
Diehl & Brown
Community Notes From Ethan Area Amid Travel and Events
Ethan and surrounding residents enjoyed visits and trips this week. Mrs Schiech and son arrived from Sioux City to visit relatives. Miss Lora Ortman led exams for seventh and eighth grades. a performance of Lena Rivers entertained a large crowd at Schoenfelder’s hall. A meat market slaughterhouse burned Sunday, and local births and arrivals were recorded among families.
Texans Admire Dr King Life Pills Says San Antonio Man
Hugh Tallman from San Antonio says Dr King's New Life Pills give new life and energy. He and his wife believe they are the best made for stomach liver or kidney troubles. Available 25c at Diehl & Town.
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Hugh Tallman
San Antonio
Fifty Sunday Schools Organized in South Dakota
Belle Fourche reports that South Dakota leads again with 50 new Sunday schools organized during the year. The anti saloon league board has elected J E House of Chamberlain and Rev William Ford of Armour as directors for next year. A religious education committee chaired by Dr O O Smith of Pierre and members D M Brown A C Warner Emil Dietrich Frank Fox and W M Mair was formed to improve existing schools.
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Samuel Weir
Congregational Church
Weir
Miss Brown
C. G. Rexroad
Henry Snyder
Syracuse
N. Y
Northwest
Presbyterian Church
Anti-Saloon League
Supt
R. N. Holsaple
J. E. House
Chamberlain
Wi. ©. Ford
Armour
New Sunday Schools
South Dakota
O. O. Smith
Pierre
D. M. Brown
A. C.warner
Emil Dietrich
Frank Fox
W. M. Mair
Hill Country
Deadwood
Lead
Congress to Adjourn on June 15 After Tariff Bills
Congressional leaders hold informal caucuses to arrange adjournment of Congress likely on June 15 after the Democrats pass steel and other tariff bills and appropriation measures.
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Congress
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Delegates contest in race for rational delegates
Roosevelt requests 8 delegates pledged to Taft while Taft and Roosevelt men elect contesting delegations. Roosevelt camp concedes 177 delegates to Taft across multiple states. Taft forces contest others and instruct Baldwin.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Alashka
Colorado
Connecticut
Georgia
Hawaii
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Michigan
Missouri
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New Hampshire
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Oklahoma
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Rhode Island
Vermont
South Carolina
Virginia
Auto wreck wounds Roumania royal party in Vienna
The carriage of Crown Prince Frederick of Roumania struck an ox cart in Vienna. Princess Elizabeth and Prince Karl of Roumania were fatally hurt, while the crown prince suffered minor injuries.
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Vienna
Austria
Frederick of
Roumania
Elizabeth
Karl
Pierre High School Class of 26 Graduation Set
Pierre South Dakota reports the Pierre high school commencement will be held at the opera house on Wednesday evening for a class of 26 graduates. The list includes 18 girls and 8 boys such as Edward B. Peterson Gladys I. Ram er Miriam I. Mallory L. Madeline Peterson and others. The motto is Grit Wins colors purple and gold and the class flower is the yellow rose.
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Pierre High School
Opera House
Edward B. Peterson
Gladys I. Ramer
Miriam I. Mallory
L. Madeline Peterson
Rachel Nelson
Melitte C. Biwer
Ruth V. Shrink
Maurice Carpenter
Mildred R. Hager
Edward J. Hengel
Albert H. Hengle
Walter R. Henley
Edna H. Holm
Anna H. Holland
Dorothy Hyde
Card of Thanks for Baby Boy’s Loss
Card thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy assistance and floral tributes at the death of baby son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Flanders.
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E. M.flanders
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J. E. Watkins
JUDG
Fune
Virgil D. Boyes
Cattrell
Thompson
Wirth
Martin Boice
State's Attorney
R. A. Zangle
Methodist Conference
W. BH. Rathbun
Roya
Nsurance Co
M. L. Shade
Princeton Ilinois
A. Halseth
Charles Harstad
Sioux City
L. L. Negs
City
Iks
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Mitchell Biks
Omaha
Watertown
South Dakota Retail Merchants and Hardware Association
South Dakota Traveling Men’s Association
State Council of the
Western National Bank
George G. Kimball
Omaha Road
Chicago
Kimball
Hollister
J. H. Ferrig
Huron
Roi B. Tibbetts
New Science Hall
North Dakota
Agnes Smith
J. K. Smith
Mr. Smith
Main Street
R. E. Ruth
Carl Ruth
Cleveland
Cleveland Leader
Mr. Ruth
Ipworth League
McGill
India
Dulletin
Adolph Scheurenbrand
Third Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Peter Smith
C. IE. O'Flaherty
James Lyons
John Hoye
John Regan
Henry Koch
John Berry, Sr
I’. Maguire
Smith
McConnell
Sioux
Parkston
Melter Brothers
Newman
Gray
J. W
Shelby
Gatewood
Bill Verk
Milwaukee Company
C. A. Anderson
Ethan
S. D
Sollie Nolt
Henry Schiech and Son
Theodore Girsen
Henry Thompson
Eliis Williams
Lincoln
Neb
Lora Ortman
Charles Trow
Byron Swartz
J. L. Donahue
Catherine Craig
Belle Fourche
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DR. Kk. W. Heyler Osteopath Offices
Commercial and Savings Bank Bldg
J. K. Atkinson
Attorneys-At-Law
Lewis Shuster
Western Nat. Bank
Mitchell So. Dak
Preston
Wagner & Tym
Bo, Dak
Mitchell Hide CO
Mitchell, S. D
Undertakers
J. W. Broadbent & Company
Lcensed Embalmers
Broadbent Brothers
Jebsen
BK. Noble & Son
4Th Ave. W
Matin St
H. Noble & Son
Butterfield
J. T. Sweenex
Champeny Bldg
Diek! & Brown
Westminster Bicycle
E. B. van Alstine
E. H. Mather
C. E
C. H.elitert
C. E. Managing
Dakota Engineering Co
Return National Bank
Dakota Central
J. E. Wells
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