Local notices and sales and social items mix in fragmentary column
Local mentions include W Taylor of Chamberlain and Cox of Alexandria seeking unreturned dishes, Dix offering blooming roses at 25 and 40 cents, Brown and Miss Anna Zim's marriage at Ethan, a death and burial of Jeph Clark, a social at Mrs. H B Rogers, a water main break on lower Main Street, a gray fur overcoat found on Azleton road, and advertisements for hair care and medicines amid local chatter and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeph Clark
Daye
Ethan
Navy
Rybody
Hood
H. B. Rogers
Mitchell Paint and Paper Co
Els
Azleton Road
Mitchtiday
Finder
Sam Weber
Joseph Dopp
Catholic Fair Draws Crowd With Music and Prizes
The Catholic fair drew good attendance with round voting, music by the K of P band, and entertainment by Mrs. Lawler Whealon and others. Prizes donated by local families were listed, including a rug, pillow, curtains, and a comforter, among items from multiple donors. The rat will close tonight with voting continuing at Pierre and Huron booths and paintings displayed by Leo XII, Bishop Marty, and Acifixion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Jay
Mc- M. M. Smith
Adams
Koterba
n—Jas. Fletcher
An Oros
August Shaub
Alice Smith
Hague
Willse
Awler
Pierre Booth
Pierre
Huron
Leo XII
Marty
S.L. Whitney
Lawler
Whealon
Final Debate Highlights Independent Platform Clash
A crowded court room heard a final debate between A. C. Preston and J. M. Pease with independents prevailing in turnout. Pease argued the independent platform represented genuine principles, while Preston challenged inflationary and railroad policy ideas and urged broader national representation. The event included auction-like sale details for farming equipment at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Preston
J. M. Pease
Wm. Kilborn
Badger Township
Pease
Auction near Emsley P. C. Davison County description
Auction notice lists sale location 1.5 miles northwest of Emsley P. C. in Davison County with parcel section 31 10261 and date Thursday November 18 at 10 00 a.m. Items include one English Shire Stallion named Sam Patch six years old two geldings ages five and three, one mare three, two mares two years, three yearling colts five sucking colts one thoroughbred Durham Bull four mileh.
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Emsley P. C
Davison County
Sam. Patch
Alex McLean
Lt. Adams
L. W. Adams
Mitchell
Davylson
South Dakota
Frank Moyer
L. W. Apans
Abbey
Mortcade Sale
Marshall B. Lloyd
Emma Lloyd
Moses F. Thompson
Anna M. Clementson
Register of Deeds
Territory of Dakota
State of
Davison
Anna M Clementson
New Mitchell Pastors Welcomed in City Reception
Crowds filled the Y M A A parlors Tuesday night to welcome three new Mitchell pastors and honor Rev. S J Winegar who leaves after eight years. Speakers stressed unity among churches, readiness to work, and future revival and Sunday school growth in the community.
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Y. M.A.A
Mr. Winegar
W.S. Crouse
Mr. Silsby
S. J. Winegar
Crouse
N.S. Bradley
A. KR. Boggs
Mitchell
J. R. Rairden
The
Baptist Church
South Dakota
Jesus Christ
Master's Vineyard
S. J. Vinegar
H. D. Wiard
Texas and Alabama Vote Trends Signal Democratic Wins
A Texas dispatch notes official returns not yet in but suggests the Democratic state ticket will win by its usual large margin and the Democratic or Independent congressional delegation. Montgomery reports scattered returns indicate a solid Democratic ticket across Alabama with farmers alliance voters largely supporting Democrats, not Independents.
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Texas
New Orleans
Austin
Tex
Times
Democrat
Congress
Alabama
Montcomery
Ala
Armers’ Alliance
Minnesota Victory and Democratic Surge in Minnesota
Reports from St Paul and Minneapolis describe a Democratic tidal wave in Minnesota with Judge Wilson poised to win the governorship over Merriam. The Alliance and Democrats claim several state and congressional seats while Republicans hold others. partial county returns show mixed outcomes and light overall turnout.
South Dakota election results show GOP leads and mixed outcomes
Minnehaha county likely contributes 800 for Pierre with a Democratic legislative sweep expected. Aurora and Pennington favor Republicans with Pierre margins around 350 to 400 and 1,500 respectively. Moody and Tripp counties lean Republican, while Hamlin and Hanson regions show Independent and mixed Republican success.
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Aurora
Plankinton
Pierre
Pennington
Rapid City
Clark
Gardner
Baldwin
North Dakota Race Report Shows Republican Gains
Returns from Cass county and many North Dakota counties indicate Republicans ahead in governor and congress contests. Burke leads for governor in Cass with about 1,800 majority, Johnson atop for congress with 1,225 to Benton 971. Clerical and state offices viewed as likely Republican, while some counties tilt Democratic. Nationwide summaries note Democrats claim success in several districts and committees, with mixed local results and incomplete tallies from Forman, Grand Forks, and Burleigh. An unrelated note reports a fatal quarry blast in Louisville, Nebraska, injuring nine workers. The Alcazar dry goods house in Denver faces sheriff’s control with about $100,000 in assets.
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Bismarck
Cass County
Burke
Johnson
Fargo
Benton
Congress
Roach
Muir
Farmers’ Alliance
North Dakota
St. Paul
D. W. Maratta
Democratic State Central Committee of
Globe
Alliance
Ramsey
Devils Lake
Cass
Sargent
Forman
Grand Forks
Morton
Mandan
Nelson
Lakota
Nelson County
Richland
Wahpeton
Louisville
Neb
Behan
Henry Elson
No Choice in New Hampshire Governing Ballot Forecast
Nov 5 dispatch from Concord NH reports Amsden Democrat leading Tuttle Republican by about 1000 votes but Fletcher Prohibitionist may deny a winner. Legislature likely to elect. McKinney Democrat wins First district congress seat. Moore Republican wins Second. Latest returns show Democrats 175 general court members, Republicans 159 with 23 still outstanding.
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New Haimpshire
Concond
N. H
Amsden
Tuttle
Fletcher
McKinney
Moore
General Court
McKinley Defeated in Ohio As Parties Concede
Nov. 5 Columbus Ohio The Republican state committee concedes defeat of Poorman in the Seventeenth Lewis in the Thirteenth Brigham in the Sixth and McKinley in the Sixteenth The Democratic committee still resists conceding Ryan's election citing rural gains While headquarters agree Ryan is elected by from five thousand to ten thousand outside those offices the result is accepted Foster Republican telegraphs conceding Hare's election by one hundred The next Ohio delegation will be fourteen Democrats and seven Republicans.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Becker
Detroit
Brown
New Ulm
Wilson
Dakota
Hastings
Jackson
Heron Lake
Kandiyohi
Willmar
Nelson
Alliance
Ohio State Central Committee
Columbus
Ohio
Republican State Committee
Poorman
Lewis
Brigham
McKinley
Democratic State Committee
Ryan
Foster
Hare
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Atttendance
Stiansen
Eeelea Etre
Koch 130
Icher
Preston
MR. Preston
Independent Party
Republican & Paragraph
Republican
Hayes
Weller
Preson
Sub-Treasury
Poland
W. W. Gardner
Milt. Ward
Wisconsin
Iowa
Montana
Washington State
Paun
Daily News
Minnesot
Minnecots
Merriim
Merriam
Lindholm
Bierman
Capt. Harries
Dunnell
D. M. Hall
D.S. Wall
J. N. Castle
Snider
Lind
Baker
Comstock
Pioneer Press
Democratic and Alliance
Owen
Harries
O. M. Hall
Castle
Whiteman
Lincoln
Lake Benton
Meeker
Litchfield
Fergus Falls
Otter Tail County
Gov't Report
Dior
Minnehaha
Sioux Falls
Moody
Flandreau
Moody County
Brule
Chamberlain
Dav. Webster
Day County
Hutchinson
Tripp
Hutchinson County
Hamlin
Castlewood
Hamlin County
Hanson
Alexandria
Anit
Democratic Committee
Baneigh
Burleigh County
Lurke
Guo
Alcazar
Denver
Col
M’kinley
Boston
Flood
Etta A. Goff
Terrace Street
C.J. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
O. Mosiness
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Winz
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