Mixed 1900s News Snippets From The Mitchell Capital
Feeble minded asylum work at Redfield nears winter occupancy. Senator Pettigrew to enter private ventures after March term end. Aberdeen News touts O C Berg as strong governor candidate in 1904. Kentucky battleship stops at Smyrna to collect debt from the sultan. Bryan urges democrats to support Republican principles, which may be hard to find. Howard town journalistic feud grows as Osbon sues Spirit editor over accusations.
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Bryan
Howard
Osbon
The
Spirit
Sheppard
Law to bar ballot name duplicates urged in coming session
An article urges passing a law to prevent a person's name appearing on the official ballot more than once. It notes a failed prior attempt and warns Tammany Hall may still foster crime despite Croker's pledge to curb vice. State totals show McKinley and Herried ahead with a 15,304 plurality over rival gains. local shifts hint at changing voter sentiment.
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Europe
Croker
New York
Tammany
Tammany Hall
McKinley
Herried
Lee
Atltenel
Alelelelelulel
Ec & A
Thomas Fitch
A. R. Brown
Charles Thompson
Arthur H. Marble
Aib Thomas Thompson, Jr
Bow
I Frwin J. Tracy
Kettle Halvorson
John P. McElroy, Sr
John W. Martin
John M. King
Fred H. Bacon
Robert W. Haire
Ulrich Bosley
Dei
N. S. den Sfeseel
Rae Willian Wallace Swan
N.s
Dem
E. Frances Atwood
J. Sykes Wilson
Pre
Ostroch
N. G. Rude
A. H Reed
Congress
Charles H. Burke
Eben W. Martin
Edmond Fnglish
John M.ke
Joseph B. Moore
Andrew K Lee
O. A. Harper
M. Rogers
Charles N. Herried
L. E. Stair
Burre H. Levi
F. J. Carlisle
George W. Snow
A. L. van Osdel
K. Lewis
Sear
J.D. Reeves
Frank Stout
Weasleess Eees
Sssbeeees
Treelens
Frank J Tracy
J. E. Gamble
Seva
Eeee
John Schamber
Rep
Terres
Charles D. Tidrick
Artis
Seestonse
John L. Pyle
Abner E. Hitchcock
SeliEoncent of Public Instruction
E. Collins
Wee Cece
Hess
M. H. Aasved
Geo. H. Grace
Rees
David Eastman
Rere
I. I. Stearns
A. D. Blundin
W. T. la Follette
George A. Johnston
George A. Schlund
C. M. Peck
Harry L. Bras
Pes Anse
O. H. Perry
J.S. Wilson
Eeeeleees
Geo. B. Kelsey
Teetereres
William Herbert
Very M. Sayles
Seeedenee County
J. W. ‘Heddoes
Sheriiff
Henry Swindler
Pete
Philip Tobin
A. R. Groenke
L. W. Kreidler
Chas
Herbert E. Hitchcock
Fee Ependeesepsseetienweieassee
Winslow Abbey
Crane
George Murner
I. Green
Seeessene
James S. Hunter
Ia Silenry
Ance
Charles F. Drake
Newell Blackman
Spe Pestaistertersees Sasene Ster
Dr Kings New Life Pills Offer Quick Headache Relief
Thousands of sufferers prove their matchless remedy for headaches and nervous pains. It purifies blood and strengthens health. Only 25c. Money back if not cured. Sold by S. H. Scallin, druggist.
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Dr. King
S. 4H
Scallin
New Bobsleds and Winter Goods At Koch Store
Wm Koch receives a car load of bobsleds for the winter trade. Farmers urged to visit his business to view the new stock and expect guaranteed satisfaction. Mull’s Lightning Cough Cure advertised for throat and lung ailments. 25 cents at all druggists.
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Wm. Koch
Mr. Koch
Mull
Ithen
Millinery Clearing Sale Begins With All Fall Goods
Millinery clearing sale announced by Mrs. E. M. Gaughman. All fall hats, street hats, trimmed hats, children's hats and caps must go before January 1 spelled Lut. Prices urged to move stock.
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E. M. Gaughman
Sioux Falls Press List of Republican Senate Hopefuls
The Sioux Falls Press catalogues Republican senatorial contenders after the election, naming candidates by county including A. B. Kittredge H. H. Keith M. Grigsby J. Tomlinson R. J. Gamble Bartlett Tripp Jos. Greene H. L. Loucks Carl Gunderson L. M. Loomis Volet Steward Jas. Lawcon C. N. Herried C. I. Crawford Lee Stover and H. C. Preston from various counties.
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Sioux Falls
Pieee
A. B. Kittredge
Minnehaha
H. H. Keith
M. Grigsby
J. Tomlinson, Jr
R. J. Gamble
Yankton County
Bartlett Tripp
Jos. Greene
Brule
H. L. Loucks
Deuel
Carl Gunderson
Clay County
L. M. Loomis
Health and vitality remedies advertise Hood then Kodol cures
An advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as essential for health and appetite, claiming it purifies blood and cures rheumatism, catarrh, and acrofula while Hood’s Pills cure liver ills. It also promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to relieve indigestion and prevent stomach pressure on the heart, citing S. H. Seallin.
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Hood
Jewelry Give Away To Clear Stock
Store offers $350.00 worth of jewelry free to customers as it clears stock a call and visit for details to participate in the promotion and obtain jewelry.
L. E. Stair Breaks Into Cellar in Winter Loot
Robbers entered Jas. T. Michaels' cellar on a Saturday night and carried off apples, jars of jam and preserves, and clothing. They sorted the apples and left the decayed ones for use. No clue as to the culprits has been found.
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Jas. T. Michaels
Best selling Electric Bitters praised by Belleville druggist
Abraham Hare of Belleville Ohio proclaims Electric Bitters the best selling bitters he has handled in 20 years. He says they cure stomach liver kidney bowel and nerve disorders and build up the system. Price 60 cents sold by S A Scallin. Caution against counterfeit DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve sold by S H Seallin.
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Abraham Hare
Belleville, O
S.A. Scallin
Farm Auction Near Mitchell Includes Cattle Poultry and Machinery
Auction Sale Tuesday November 27 at six o clock p m six miles east of Mitchell features six head of horses four good cows eleven calves and yearlings fifteen shoats chickens bay corn and farm machinery conducted by C M Goldir with sale details as listed.
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Mitchell
C. M. Goldir
Youth lecture by Rev Frank Crane opens course at courthouse
The University lecture series began Tuesday evening at the courthouse with Rev Frank Crane substituting for the ill Wm Hawley Smith. Crane spoke on youth, urging not to be a baby but to grow into manhood, praising courage gentleness and obedience while illustrating with humor. Applause marked a highly satisfactory event.
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Frank Crane
University
Court House
Wm. Hawley Smith
Crane
Mr. Crane
Stephenson Quartet to perform next Monday evening
The Stephenson Quartet will headline the next lecture course entertainment on Monday November 26 with William Wallace Amsbury the impersonator assisting. The program will focus largely on music and is billed as one of the best attractions of the course.
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Stephenson
William Wallace Amsbury
Picture Given Away at Noble and Shaw Store
A call for customers to visit Noble and Shaw to learn terms for a free picture giveaway advertised by the store.
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Mitchell Capital
Redfield
Sioux Falls Journal
Pettigrew
Senate
Aberdeen News
O. C. Berg
Philippines
Smyrna
Turkey
C.1
Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
DeWitt
S. H. Seallin
Noble & Shaw
Davison County
Shiloh
Shiloh’s
Chas, Vandercar
Waterford
N. Y
S.C. Welle
Constain
N.Y
Madison Medicine Co
Madison
Wis
J.-L, Hann Mp
Lianks
Republican
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