WANTED Help Wanted and Local Ads
Classified notices offer jobs from Mitchell Hotel and Mrs. Dickson and Mrs. Fullerton for housework. Government mail service seeks men under 35 with starting pay around 75 dollars monthly. Real estate and goods for sale include furniture, appliances, a milch cow, hay, and secondhand items. Also ads for Florida land investment promising high returns and a notice of private home rental.
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Cedar Rapids
Public Sale at Farm Near Bard and Mitchell
Auction listing for Robert Wilkinson's farm near Bard and Mitchell. Sale Monday Oct 10 at 10 o clock features cattle 30 head and 17 Poland China shoats plus mares and colts. Terms: cash for sums up to 10, credit through Oct 1 1911 on bankable security at 10 percent interest. Auctioneer Jay H Craton. clerk M F Patton. owner Robert Wilkinson.
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Bard
Mitchell
Poland
China
Jay H. Craton
M. F. Patton
Robert Wilkinson
Carrizo Copper Co Moves Legal HQ to Mitchell
A Carrizo Copper Co board meeting in this city approved Mitchell as the company's legal headquarters. Secretary Schneider plans to relocate with arrangements soon. A telegram announced a new concentrating mill is operating well and producing high grade concentrates.
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Carrizo Copper Co
W. H. Brandon
Canandaigua
N. Y
F. M. Steere Whittier
Calif
F. J. Webb
Hitchcock
J. F. Schneider
St. Louis
Joseph Strawhorn
St. Paul
Milo Strong buried at Farwell in Dakota
Milo Joel Strong of Artesian South Dakota died October 1 1910 in Farwell He was born July 23 1837 in Rutland Vermont and married twice He served in the 31st Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry with Sherman and later settled in Ravenna township He leaves four children and ten grandchildren with Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges and church funeral at Farwell on October 2.
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Milo Joel Strong
Artesian
Rutland
Vermont
McDonald
Scotland
Wisconsin
Hastman
Wis
Sarah E. Thomas
Union
George H. Strong
Luella B. Knowles
Anna E. Miles
Fulton, S. Dak
Milo Joel Strong, Jr
Galesburg
N. Dak
31St Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry
Sherman
Ravenna
Dakota
Phoebe Beam
Farwell
Jesus
City Council Approves Police Pay Raise and Sewer Projects
Aldermen met with Mayor Hitchcock to approve raises for police officers and adjust city salaries. The council authorized six new sewer branches, increased police and waterworks staff pay, and accepted audits of September fines and revenues.
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Hitchcock
Hardy
McDougall
Adams
McCartney
Doyle
Ness
Justic Drake
Greene
T. J. Spangler
Christ Harveson
Council
Anna
Harvison
Miller
Herman McCartney
Hary
J. B. Doty
Domestic Burned by Gasoline in Woonsocket
Miss Emma Burg a domestic in Judge Whiting's household was severely burned when a can of gasoline exploded as she tried to refill a stove. Oil sprayed onto her clothing flames burned her hands face and body portions. A prairie fire near Woonsocket burned a large barn and 2000 tons of hay.
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Woonsocket
S. D
Emma Burg
Judge Whiting
Letcher News Roundup Faces Death Fire and Visits
Letcher South Dakota reports include Miss Alice Comstock visiting New Underwood and Miss Eva Fero with Mr. Pilot from Salem. Mrs Kingsbury dies suddenly of heart failure in Letcher. The Corn Palace trip brings many locals to Mitchell. A barn fire near Abe Johnson is checked. kerosene nearby could have worsened it. Other notes cover hospital stays, surgeries, visits to Mitchell, and band performances.
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Florida
South Tampa
W. P. Truax
Mitchell
South Dakota
Aty
Elden Miller
Oelrichs
S. D
Mary Miller
Corn Palace
Kingsbury
M. B. Church
Bessie Bennett
Omaha
Joe Bennett
Kansas City
B. W. Wilder
Isitchell
Letcher
Guy Crawford
Woonsocket
Abe Johnson
Julia Feeney
Frances Burke
Edwin Wilson
Kirkpatrick
W. W. Johnson
Hartley
Town
IF. H. Large
Rock Valley
Iowa
Art. Johnson
Loyalty to Your Favorite Store Advertisements
A brief note urges readers to stay connected with the ads from their preferred retailer, promoting continued awareness of sales and store updates. It emphasizes personal loyalty to both the store and oneself through regular engagement with advertising.
Brown Begins Damage Suit Over Libel Controversy
Sioux Falls Sheriff Nelson holds a warrant for Captain George A. Ludlow formerly of Sioux Falls now at Aberdeen for criminal libel. Complaining witness is Col Thomas H. Brown. case stems from a long standing feud between parties in the two cities.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Charles Nelson
George A. Ludlow
Aberdeen
Thomas H. Brown
G A R member Ludlow to surrender after trip
Captain Ludlow, sought on a complaint tied to an Argus Leader article and a letter to Judge Gifford, is currently in Atlantic City for a national G A R meeting. He has telegraphed Sheriff Nelson he will surrender on returning east and proceed to Sioux Falls.
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Argus Leader
Ludlow
O. S. Gifford
Canton
Indian Insane Asylum
Watertown
Atlantic City
N. J
Nelson
Sioux Falls
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