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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1914

Page

4

Real Estate Auction Sealed Bids Open Weekly

Weller Land Co Mitchell advertises real estate at auction on sealed bids with appraised prices for multiple parcels including NE 23-104-64 at 70 per acre and others. Bids opened every Saturday at 1 30 p m at the office. Terms cash or yearly payments at 6 percent. No minimum bid but property may rise to 100 later.

Lst Ave West 4Th Ave Duff St Weller Land Co Mitchell . D

Dean's Kidney Pills Advise Quick Action In Kidney Danger

Mrs. J. H. Wright of Mitchell testifies to dramatic relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She suffered ten years from incurable kidney disease with back pain and dizziness before finding improvement. The ad cites Diehl Brown's Drug Store and Foster Milburn Buffalo as sources, pricing at 50 cents.

Dean Mitchell J. H. Wright First Ave Diehl & Brown Wright Foster-Milburn Buttalo N.Y

Ramsey jury out long time in Ramsey case

The jury in the S L Ramsey case charged with obtaining money under false pretenses has been out 26 hours. They returned for instructions and were sent back without a verdict as the judge answered questions about guilt or innocence. Preliminary jurors for John H Higgins grand larceny were drawn. extra venire members listed.

S. L. Ramsey Frank B. Smith John H. Higgins

Ramsey Trial in Theft by Passing Worthless Check

S. L. Ramsey, 22, faced a jury in a case charged with obtaining money under false pretenses by passing a $40 worthless check at the Ethan State bank on July 27. Bank officials testified depositless funds, while Ramsey and his wife claimed a third party would deposit money to cover the check. Ramsey worked as a well driller in Oklahoma and was arrested in Thermopolis, Wyoming, after his marriage to a 19 year old wife in Centerville, Illinois. John H. Higgins was later tried for grand larceny in a separate theft case from July 6, 1914.

S. L. Ramsey Ethan State Bank First National Bank Boynton Okla Ethan Bank Ramsey Ray Galbraith Berry Thermopolis Wyo Centerville Ill John H. Higgins FP. P. Worthing Higgins

Heavy corn shipments from Mitchell to Chicago and Milwaukee

A heavy corn movement from the Mitchell area to Chicago and Milwaukee trains daily. Rail officials report 75 to 100 carloads per shipment, with ten to fifteen cars sent east and south from Mitchell stations. Shellers at elevators run three to five per town as corn is hauled in in shell or grain form.

Chicago Milwaukee Mitchell Milwaukee Road South Dakota

Accused Man Takes Poison After Sioux Falls Fair Charges

A nationally known charity worker in Sioux Falls is charged with wrongdoing regarding Ida Niles. The accused man reportedly took poison and died by his own action after the charges. The incident follows events at the Mer Sioux Fair in South Dakota.

California Child Welfare Chief Dies Amid Court Case

Herbert W. Lewis superintendent of the California State Children's Home died by cyanide poisoning at West Lake Park two hours before a habeas corpus hearing. He faced charges filed by Ida Niles, a former ward, who had been sent between homes as she sought a permanent placement. Stuckeman of Sioux Falls denied plans to receive the girl in California.

California Stuckeman Monterey Los Angeles Lewis Herbert W. Lewis State Children’s Home Society West Lake Park Ida Niles Society San Francisco Cline Woods A. B. Stuckeman Sioux Falls

Dakota Wesleyan Students Stage Belgian Relief Benefit

Students of Dakota Wesleyan present a city hall auditorium program at 8 PM to aid Belgian relief. The show features The Fruits of War pantomime with fourteen students, Met al Checks play by three students, America to Belgium picture by two performers, plus songs by Miss Vesta Murray and piano numbers by Prof. William Leonard Gray. The program also includes mandolin and glee club music, readings by Bernice Tipton and Paul Heberlein, a prayer by Prof. W. G. Seaman, and stage management by Frank Petrie with Ruby Hastings at piano.

City Hall Dakota Wesleyan America Belgium Vesta Murray William Leonard Gray Dakota Wesleyan Mandolin Club Girls’ Glee Club W. C. Hunter Bernice Tipton Paul Heberlein W. G. Seaman Clyde M. Tull Rachel Carlisle Grace Wheeler Fred Hatch Clinton Anderson Lloyd Rising Frank Petrie Ruby Hastings

Mrs. Anderson Funeral Today

The service for Mrs. Charles A. Anderson was held at her home at 921 East Sixth Avenue. Born Jennie Amanda Carlson on March 16, 1872, she married Anderson in 1902 and is survived by her husband, five children, three brothers, two sisters, and her father Alfred Carlson. Reverend J. B. Hoagland officiated.

Charles A. Anderson East Sixth Avenue J. 8. Hoagland First Methodist Episcopal Church Jennie Amanda Carlson Necoma Ill Mitchell Anderson Alfred Carlson Frank A. Carlson George W. Carlson Lawrence Carlson

Mitchell Man Leads Bowler Stand at Mid West

H G Scharnweber leads the all events with 1743 in Sioux City in the Mid-West Bowling tournament. Heinie Scharnweber ranks fourth in singles with 695 pins, Faetz of Chicago leads with 609. Corn Palace team remains eighth among five man teams.

H. G. Scharnweber Mitchell Sioux City H. G A. F. Scharnweber Roy Patterson Heinie Presentr Faetz Chicago Corn Palace

Mitchell bowler H G Scharnweber shines in Mid-West tourney

The Sioux City Journal notes Mitchell bowler H G Scharnweber delivered a fine performance at the Mid West tournament. He opened with 183, then crushed a 233 in his second game, but several splits in the final game kept him five points shy of the 600 class.

Patterson A. F. Scharnweber H. Scharnweber The Sioux City Journal Mitchell H. G. Scharnweber

Pantomime Fund Raiser For Belgium By Dakota Wesleyan

About 200 to 300 people attended a Dakota Wesleyan University program at the city hall auditorium to raise funds for Belgian relief. The show featured the play The Metal Checks and a pantomime America and Belgium, conveying the war's human cost and aid to Belgium. The event raised around 74 dollars, enough to buy roughly fourteen barrels of flour.

Dakota Wesleyan City Hall Belgium America

False arrest costs awarded in malice suit

Actual damages for 3000 and exemplary damages for 375 were awarded to G. Vander Linden by the jury in circuit court for malicious prosecution against Anton Oster, a Tobin township farmer. Vander Linden sued Oster for 5000 over his arrest at Corsica on Thanksgiving Day for abducting Katie Oster, the defendant’s daughter. The suit was tried Saturday and the jury returned verdicts.

G. Vander Linden Anton Oster Tobin Township Vander Linden Mr. Oster Corsica Katie Oster S. L. Ramsey Ramsey Ethan State Bank First National Bank of Boynton Okla

Missing Turner County farmer found after 12 days

Ernest Melzer a 71 year old Turner county farmer disappeared for 12 days while visiting relatives and friends in Minnesota Wisconsin and South Dakota. He walked 16 miles to Parker then rode trains toward Milwaukee before returning to Yankton and home by automobile.

Parker S. D Turner County South Dakota Ernest Melzer Here Yankton Mr. Melzer Minneapolis Melzer Milwaukee Kansas Sioux City

Mitchell Eight Place In Midwest Bowling Tourney

The Corn Palace five from Mitchell placed eighth among five cent teams in the Midwest Bowling tournament at Sioux City after a Sunday score of 2,592 pins. About twenty teams entered from Chicago Kansas City St Louis Omaha Des Moines Lincoln and Duque. The two man teams were to roll this morning.

Corn Palace Quintette Mitchell Sioux City Chicago Kansas City St. Louis Omaha Des Moines Lincoln DuDuque H. McNerney C. Gilbert H. G. Scharnweber A. F. Scharnweber C. Nr. Weber

Davison County to Hold Special Meeting on Bridges

Davison County commissioners meet at the county auditor office in Mitchell at 10 a m on Tuesday December 1 1914 to let contracts for bridge construction in 1915 and address any other lawful business. County auditor R A Zangle notes the date and venue.

Davison County S. D Mitchell R. A. Zangle

Pigeon Shoots Held For Turkeys Across Murdo White River

Murdo, S D gun clubs at Murdo White River and Stamford held clay pigeon shoots for turkeys. Jesse Brown of White River topped the White River event while G O Van Meter led Stamford with McCrery and Young close behind. Murdo hosts its annual tournament today. Salvation Army asks for washed but not blued white linen to aid wounded soldiers. collected linen goes to Mitchell and then New York.

Murdo S. D White River Stamford Salvation Army Mitchell Army Hall Midway New York

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