New Fireproof Mitchell Hotel Proposed After Destruction
The Republican reports L and Glynn plan a modern fireproof replacement for the Mitchell hotel that burned early Monday. Architect 8 S C Wherry drew rough ground plans with a one story retail base and three above for lodging. Backing is believed assured, aiming for a premier South Dakota hotel within a year at Third and Main in the business district.
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L. &. Glynn
Mitchell
C. Wherry
Wherry
Third and Main
CANDIDATES OUT IN THIS COUNTY
Davison county politics heats up as candidates declare for Republican nominations. Boasting experienced contenders for county auditor sheriff treasurer and county judge, with primaries set for March and a January nominating convention under the Richards primary law.
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Davison
Robert A. Zangle
WO. Crampton
Ethan
J. H. Davis
Berry
BH. B. Owens
Mt. Vernon
Luauritz Miller
Register of Deeds
Clyde Kimble
Lilly Patterson
S. Cattrell
Ole C. Thompson
A. J. Curtis
J. C. Lehman
Martin Gleason
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful for Back and Kidney Ailments
Mitchell area farmer N Schneider reports persistent back pain and night awakenings due to kidney trouble. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with restored appetite and sleep, urging others with kidney issues to try them. Sold by dealers, 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. remember the name Doan's.
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Dean’s
Mitchell
N. Schneider
Farmer
Mitchell, S. D
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Voter Enrollment Totals Across Brown and Lawrence Counties
In Lawrence county nearly 5 000 voters registered before November 1 with 3941 Republicans and 790 Democrats. Lead in Deadwood shows 2202 enrolled with 2046 Republicans and 147 Democrats. Spearfish enrollment at 38 percent. In Brown county 1497 in the March primaries with 1450 in Aberdeen. total county registration near 2971. Aberdeen turnout about 60 percent of normal city vote.
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Deadwood
SL. D
Lawrence County
Spearfish
Brown
Aberdeen
D. D
Brown County
Rescue Brevity Saves Man Buried in Sand
A man was buried in sand for four to five minutes and was rescued by workers who cleared the debris and pulled him to the surface quickly. He was unconscious on surface but life was saved.
Hogs and cattle market notes from Union Stock Yards
HOGS DULL AND WEAK TO LOWER. Hogs receipts today 66 000. yesterday 26 219 official. tomorrow 28 000. Prices mostly 14 15 cents lower than Tuesday. bulk 7.40 to 7.80. hogs light to pigs 4.50 to 7.20. CATTLE estimated receipts 27 000. market weak 10 15 cents lower. Beeves 6.60 to 9.76. cows and heifers 3.15 to 4.15. Texas steers 6.50 to 7. Stockers and feeders 4.90 to 7.50. western cattle 5.90 to 7.90. SHEEP receipts 45 000. market steady to 10 cents lower. native sheep 4.00 to 5.00. western sheep 4.00 to 8.05. yearlings 5.10 to 6.10. lambs 5.75 to 7.44. western lambs 5.80 to 7.45.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Texas
Montgomery Case Opens in Sioux City Trial
A jury will be impanelled to try Dan Montgomery of Huron South Dakota in a white slave case involving Mrs May Richmond wife of Rev George M Richmond pastor of Huron Methodist Church They allegedly brought her to Sioux City for immoral purposes Mrs Montgomery the defendant wife died at their Huron home within two days of the events and the minister resigned his charge A federal court session is due to open in Fort Dodge the following week and the Montgomery case is expected to finish before then.
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Sioux City
Montgomery
Dan Montgomery
Huron
S. D
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fort Dodge
Sioux City Stock Market Report Narrow Cattle and Hog Prices
Sioux City Iowa reports cattle receipts 1,700 with market down about 10 to 15 cents. Hog prices show a range from 7.50 to 7.95 with various daily figures this week and last week. Sheep receipts 500 and market steady. Top cattle price 7.50 with bulk 7.35 to 7.45.
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Sioux City
Wrediesdigvar.caacn
Mee
Relinquishments Offer at Aberdeen alfalfa seed listed
Aberdeen South Dakota H F Patterson of the Better Farming association registers with the state information bureau. The plan allows farmers to list wants and offers for goods through the register of deeds and state commissioner. Patterson filed two carloads of alfalfa seed.
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Aberdeen
S. D
H. F. Patterson
South Dakota Better Farming Association
Patterson
Market Gossip From Sioux City Cattle Prices
Tuesday markets show light runs of fat cattle and a generally steady tone from Monday. Beef quotables range from 7.25 to 9.30 for beev es. dry fed cows 6.50 to 8.00. range beef steers 6.75 to 8.00. grass cows 5.50 to 7.00. canners 3.50 to 5.50. veal calves 7.00 to 10.00. bulls 5.00 to 7.25. Hog prices ease a dime from Monday. fat sheep and lambs weak, with little change from late last week. Feeding stock stays steady.
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Sioux City
Market Quotations for Wheat Corn Oats Barley and Flax
Prices listed for wheat varieties range from 67 to 72 per unit plus velvet chaff at 71 and 69. Corn shelled at 55 with no wear at 50. Oats 31. Barley 40 50. Flax priced at $1.15.
New Railroad Reaches Veblen Sparkling Local Pride
The new alarmount and Veblen railroad arrived this week and Veblen celebrated as locals spearheaded the project. Citizens from Veblen helped lure J. H. Rosholt and contributed cash and land for the 150000 dollar line to Fairmount. Construction moved fast and three towns Rosholt New Effining and Victor joined the map.
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S. D
Alrmount
Fairmount
Rosholt
New Effining
Victor
Minneapolis Grain Prices Close on Wheat and Corn
Minneapolis cash grain markets report mixed bids for wheat with No 1 hard at 84 1 4 to 86 bid for May. No 1 northern at 83 1 4 to 88 3 4, December wheat 80 8 4, and May wheat 85 7 8 86 bid. Corn prices list No 3 yellow at 67 14 to 61 for new, No 4 old 65 1 2, oats No 3 white 35 14, rye 52 4 55 14, flax 1.32 to 1.34. arrive figures noted.
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Minneapolis
Minn
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Hard
Northern
Choice
Montana
Durum
Milwaukee grain market report from Milwaukee Wis
Milwaukee Wis wheat prices list No 2 northern bulk at 85 86 with December and May futures 84 89. corn No 3 71 3-4 yellow December 68 1-8 May 69. oats No 3 white around 38 1-4 to 39 1-4 December Gates 37 1/2. barley medium 75 80 No 3 63 75 rejected 53 65. rye No 1 63 64 No 2 60 61. flax No 1 northwestern 1.32 to 1.34 1/4.
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Milwaukee Grain
Milwaukee
Wis
Boy Nearly Dies In Sand Cave Collapse Near Center School
In Woonsocket South Dakota seven year old George Anderson of Silver Creek I township was buried alive when a tunnel dug by him and other children in a sand bank near Center school collapsed. He was rushed to Woonsocket hospital for treatment of injuries described as the consequences of an unusual accident.
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Woonsocket, S. D
George Anderson
Silver Creek Township
Woonsocket Hospital
Anderson
Lemmon Commercial Club renews spirit with booster meeting
Lemmon South Dakota booster meeting and Dutch lunch drew over 100 attendees. Secretary Doherty reported the club’s finances, noting the group would be entirely out of debt by February end. State Senator F. A. Finch, R. J. Murphy, and Thomas D. Potwin, editor of the Lemmon Signal, spoke, then lunch was served.
Left by Family He Takes Own Life in Ree Heights
Miller S D L T Gibson of Ree Heights, 55, died by suicide. Found in bed with a bullet wound to the temple, a revolver in his hand, a bottle of strychnine, and eleven empty capsules. He had bought the poison and a new revolver the day before after quarrels with his family. His wife and children had left him, and he lived alone at the home place.
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Miller
Gibson
Stone marks lure search for ancient Irish treasure tale
Archaeologists hear of a large stone found near Killult Faicarragh West Donegal with markings resembling Ogham. Professor Edward Spencer Dodgson of Jesus College Oxford seeks clues to a hidden treasure of an ancient Irish chieftain. Gold ornaments were found nearby long ago. the stone now rests at Gortahork Gaelic College as experts study its message.
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Edward Spencer Dodgson
Jesus College
Oxford
Killult
Faicarragh
Savant
Gortahork Gaelic College
Dying Man Seeks Funeral Sermon Before Death
Uniontown Pa. Angus Tubbs forty one suffers tuberculosis and asks Rev P H Thompson Methodist pastor to preach his funeral while alive to hear the minister’s view. The request was refused.
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Angus Tubbs
P. H. Thompson
Tubb
Uncle Jimmy Bennett Celebrates Ninety-Seventh Birthday
Spotswood New Jersey notes 97 year old Uncle Jimmy Bennett celebrating his birthday. Though he has abstained from alcohol he remains a heavy user of tobacco in all forms.
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N. J
Jimmy” Bennett
Hale and
Hearty
State presses on uncertain crops and factory mood
Aberdeen American notes Dakota season not the bumper crop and cites low morale in steel centers like Gary Indiana where plans to shut mills surface as city leaders study the rumors during a climate of economic anxiety.
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Aberdeen American
Gary
Ind
Indiana
Mitchell business leaders urge fire prevention reforms
Mitchell businessmen and city officials hosted a large meeting after a state fire prevention tour found the city in better shape than many but needing remedies in several locations. The piece criticizes rising fire taxes and urges action to address fire traps and wasteful practices affecting all local businesses.
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Pierre
Capital-Journal
Mitchell
Students Oppose Hazing and Demand Fair Hearing
Yankton Herald notes state university students oppose hazing while seeking a fair hearing before the faculty. The Vermillion affair shows students receiving considerable faculty consideration, suggesting college influence may bend to protect personal rights. The piece jokes that interference with personal rights could invite reciprocal limits, praising the college setting as a learning ground.
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Yankton Herald
The
State University
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