Mitchell News Digest Highlights Local Moves and Life
Mitchell notes show new depot staff at Omaha. A J Rosen and family relocate from Perry Iowa. students Grace and Jesse Buss head to South Dakota College Brookings. former land office official Tom Burns votes and returns. Vermilyea installs steam heat and expands dry goods. Ernest Fisher marries Mae O'Reilly and moves to Hibbing Minnesota. John Shelby moves to a spacious Third Avenue West home. Rev Kratz visits from Pukwana. John Titus considers Mitchell with wife Mrs Titus. W C T U reports from Hu ron district with Mitchell leading in membership and L T L graduates.
Stall Women Vote? King’s New Life Pills Sold Locally
If women voted, millions would back Dr King’s New Life Pills described as a remedy for dullness, backache, headache, constipation, colds, and appetite, claimed to be safe and effective at 25 cents, sold by Diehl & Prown’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Diehl & Prown’s
Des Moines Names LaFayette Young U S Senator Pick
Governor Carroll of Ilowa names LaFayette Young editor of the Des Moines Capital as United States Senator to succeed the late Doliver. Young is a stark standpat, despised by progressives, and joins Cummins in Des Moines. A winter fight looms as Iowa’s three-way legislature faces deadlock with one third standpoints each.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Carroll
Ilowa
LaFayette Young
United States
Dolliver
Young
Cummins
Canvassed Election Returns From County Officials
County commissioners spent the day canvassing the recent election results. Official tallies list numerous votes for congress, state offices, and county positions with multiple candidates and leading totals for individuals such as C. H. Burke and E. G. Smith, among others.
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Congress
C. H. Burke
J. E. Kelley
W. J. Eagar
Knute Lewis
Isaac M. Burnside
Supreme Court
E. G. Smith
James H. McCoy
R. S
G. W. Mingus
J. F. Anderson
Royal C. Johnson
W. A. Lynch
Stacy A. Cochrane
Henry B. Anderson
David M. Finnegan
KE. M. Newcomb
Leroy Hixon
George G. Johnson
A. A. Boynton
W. M. Ringsdorf
F. F. Brinker
F. BB. Raymond
J. A. Hansvark
J. J. Pietla
C. G. Lawrence
P. F. Nolan
W. G. Jolley
William G. Smith
Warren Young
W.S. Rowden
R.N. Skutt
Local Candidate Makes Great Run in State Auditor Race
News from across the state shows H. B. Anderson winning the state auditor election by strong margins in Davison and Minnehaha counties. The long-serving county auditor will resign to assume the state role in December, bringing extensive experience to Pierre. In a separate item from Wellston, Mrs. Sarah Stewart married her adopted son James Turner, who was adopted as a child and educated before choosing marriage.
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Ben
H. B. Anderson
Davison County
Anderson
Minnehaha
Punty
Pierre
George A. Johnston
Mitchell
Wellston, O
Sarah Stewart
James Turner
Stewart
Vessey Proclaims Thanksgiving Day in South Dakota
Governor J S Vessey issues a proclamation naming Thursday November 24 as a day of special prayer and thanksgiving. He urges residents to pause from business and reflect on divine blessings, prosperity, peace, and morality, quoting that righteousness exalts a nation.
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Pierre
S. D
Vessey
J. S. Vessey
South Dakota
McIntosh Wins Division Fight for County Seat
In Carson county Morristown and McLaughlin backed McIntosh against a split division plan. The vote showed a substantial majority opposing the division and supporting McIntosh as the county seat.
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Abberdeen
S. D
Carson County
Morristown
McLaughlin
McIntosh
Sub-station Opens On South Side For Post Office
After months of anticipation residents on the south side gain a local post office substation under postmistress Mrs. James Wode’s. The new station handles stamps money orders and registration while mail still goes to the main office. In two days $190 in money orders were sold. Sioux Falls had an earlier substation story in the state.
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James Wod
Hyer Sine
Weddles
Down Town
South Side
Sioux Falls
Mitchell to Attend Widmann Hotel Engagement
Mitchell will be at the Widmann Hotel staying Monday and Tuesday November 25 and 26.
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Widmann
Remarkable Success of Talented Physicians in Chronic Disease
Two days only spotlight on skilled physicians showing notable improvements in chronic disease care. Experts demonstrate new methods, emphasizing patient outcomes and rapid relief. Public interest rises as medical figures highlight promising approaches and potential for broader adoption.
United Doctors Offer Free Consultations in Mitchell
The United Doctors in Mitchell South Dakota offer free consultation examination and advice for all ages for two days only. They promise no charge beyond medicine and seek testimonials to prove their cures across diseases of stomach nerves liver blood skin kidneys and more. They call themselves bloodless surgeons and claim to cure deafness in sixty days with on site urine analysis and microscopic exam. Married ladies must come with husbands minors with fathers.
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The
United Doctors
South Dakota
America
Widmann Hotel
Mitchell, S. D
Division Defeated in Stanley County
Pierre reports Stanley county will stay the largest county in South Dakota for at least two years. Voters favored dividing, but the carving method failed to reach the required majority as supporters of each style blocked others. No one achieved their preferred division plan.
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Ayer
C. Ayer
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Alsterette
W. C. Metcalf
Corner Clothier
South Dake
W. E. Rathbun
Royal Insurance Co
A. Sheaffer
Omaha
Farmer
O. A. Bates
J. C. Bates
Independence
Mr. Bates
A. J. Rosen
Perry
W. D. Waterman
Sixth Avenue
Rosen
Milwaukee
Grace
Jesse Buss
Mt. Vernon
Brookings
South Dakota College
Jesse
J. A. Field
William Duncan
Milwaukee Road
Revera
Cal
T. C. Burns
Gregory
Tom
Register of the United States Land Office
C. BE. Vermilyea
Busiess
Ernest Fisher
Marrie
Mae O'Reilly
Duluth
Minn
Hibbing
Fisher
John W. Shelby
Third Avenue West
R. N. Kratz
Pukwana
Kratz
Kimball
Chamberlain
John Titus
Salem
Oregon
Nels Jensen
Huron
Davison
Hanson
A. T. McGovern & Sons
New York
Ae Eetwa
Ewe Eres
Sete
Aes
DRS Oise Sae
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Frank B. Smith
Henry Swindler
Herbert E. Hitchock
Charles H. Boreson
G. H. Helgerson
William H. Comstock
John Hohn
W. Abbey
Robert A. Zangle
John L. Donahue
D. G. Cox
Clyde Kimble
Henry B Rogers
C. W. Johnson
J. M. Levings
John F. Berry
W. M. Herbert
O. C Browne
S. Cattrell
Lewis Bailey
John L Nelson
H. C. Greene
C. A. Bower
TH. B. Kirkendall
A. J. Curtis
Samuel Whyte
Jaco Lehman
Nicholas Schneider
F. J. Kurtz
Martin Gleason
Wr. Nash
S. F. Goody Koontz
GOV. Vessey
Specialista
Stanley County
Chester H. Warren
Main Street
Howard
Miner
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