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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1913
Page
4
An item listing from Mitchell Publishing offers new and secondhand chairs and a range of furniture. It advertises easy payment terms and references Brunswick Balke Collander Company with numbered items and locations in Minneapolis Minnesota.
British Columbia's future manufacturing capital Willow River lies at Frazer and Willow rivers with rail access. Pacific Land & Townsite Co. offers maps and plats and seeks agents for cash or residency deals. Also real estate equity in Hyde and Pennington counties with mortgages and small down payments.
Wanted furnished rooms for light housekeeping at H17 care Republican. Lost keys with metal tag No. 384 return to Republican office for reward. Young couple seeks five to six room modern house within eight blocks of Main R-19 care Republican.
Alfred O Michael of Beulah township announced his candidacy for Republican nomination for register of deeds. If he wins, he faces incumbent Clyde Kimball, a Democrat elected last year. Sheriff John F Berry is retiring. Democratic candidates are not yet clear. Republican nominees listed include Auditor J H Davis W O Crampton J D Doane. Treasurer John Dondelinger John Althen. Sheriff RE Owens. State’s Attorney Lauritz Miller. Clerk S Cattrell. Superintendent Lilly Patterson. County Judge Ole C Thompson.
Receipts at Union Stock Yards Chicago show hogs totaling about 11 111 today with 24 000 to come and 29 051 yesterday. Prices range from 7 25 to 7 96 for various hog types while cattle and sheep markets also move with steady to higher tone.
Sioux City Iowa cattle receipts total 1200 with a weak market. Hog receipts 4500 and market steady with top price 7.75 and bulk 7.50 to 7.65. Sheep receipts 2500 higher by 10 to 15 cents.
Tuesday weakness extended across leading markets with fat cattle prices 10c lower than Monday. Week results show beef steers 6.50 to 9.00, cows 6.50 to 8.00, bulls 4.75 to 7.00, veal calves 7.00 to 10.00, feeders 5.75 to 7.25, yearlings 6.00 to 8.75, stock cows 4.50 to 6.50. Hog prices slipped to open a nickel lower, closing near Monday levels, while fat sheep and lambs fell 10 to 15c from Monday, lambs 35 to 50c below last week.
The list shows grains and feeds with prices for wheat oats barley flax and corn. Prices are given for various grades including No 1 northern blue istem No 2 No 3 velvet chaff GORN-shelled new ear corn and oats and barley figures and flax priced at 1 12.
Minneapolis market report shows No 1 hard wheat at 86, No 1 northern 84 1 4, with other wheat types and futures quoted. Corn, oats, barley, rye and flax prices listed with current bids and arrivals, including December and May wheat contracts and corresponding bid prices.
Milwaukee traders report spot and futures quotes across wheat corn oats barley and rye. Prices cover Dakota No 1 northern wheat No 2 northern and No 1 northern red winter types with December and May contracts, corn No 3 and yellow prices, oats No 8 white, barley medium and No 3, rye No 1 and No 2, and flax No 1 northwestern.
In Cheyenne Wyoming Mrs Joseph L Wier testified the gowns she was charged with stealing did not fit her and offered to try them on before spectators in US district court Judge J A Riner halted the demonstration saying it unnecessary FORT RUSSELL is referenced in the testimony by her husband an army officer
New York report on midshipmen from the Delaware and Arkansas on theater liberty. It recounts past practice cruises, the shift to a modern single class cruise touching Antwerp Cadiz Seville Gibraltar and Funchal plus Kiel possibility, and describes current duties aboard fleet ships with limited funds and strict shore leave rules.
Redfield South Dakota club members completed marking posts painting them and removing stones along the Interstate Trail segment between Redfield and Miller. Five autos carried the crew under E C Issenhut a leading figure in the South Dakota good roads movement.
Dr E C Stutenroth president of the Redfield commercial club discusses the trail being marked halfway by him and Miller business men completing the rest.
Davison County commissioners accept bids from five firms for the coming year's bridges. Pioneer Bridge company of Mitchell secures contracts for all steel and reinforced concrete flat top and arch bridges at set rates per cubic and linear foot. Ward & Weighton of Sioux City wins the Luton arch bridge, a patented design with no other bids accepted.
Quinn S D B H Packman near here grows four acres of alfalfa six years old. First cutting yielded 12 tons of hay. Second cutting harvested 54 bushels of seed at $12 a bushel. Hay valued at $10 a ton, total value from four acres $798 or $192 per acre.
Denver reports that President Ripley of the Santa Fe railroad bought peaches in Kansas City for five cents each and later saw a farmer's wife haul fruit to hogs near the Colorado-Kansas line. He proposes a mutual profit plan by creating a special refrigerator service to pick up small fruit and vegetable consignments and move them to market in carload lots.
In the supreme court today Whiting State Expe Bank of Herrick v Circuit Court Gregory County demurrer overruled. Dirks Trust and Title Co v Joseph H Koch Lyman firmed. Western Townsite Co v John Novotny Tripp affirmed. By McCoy Charles King v Hut teriche Bruder Gemeinde Hut chinson affirmed. Fleete Lumber Co v Harry Hodges et al Charles Mix affirmed. State v Grover Squirrel Coat Tripp affirmed. By Smith Edward W Johnson v Hawthorne Ditch Co Pennington modified and affirmed. Gates Aberdeen Clothing Co v Paul Just Roberts affirmed. A E Cowie v Emma W Harker et al Charles Mix motion denied order affirmed.
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