Election Notice for Davison County November 8 1904
Notice of election listing precincts in Davison County including Mitchell city wards and townships. It covers presidential electors congressional representatives governor and other state and county officers, plus state constitutional amendments. Election hours are eight A M to five P M on November 8 1904. D Stearns County Auditor.
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Davison
Perry Township
Badger
Llendon
Mt Vernon
Mt. Vernon
Beulah
Mitchell
Jasper Township
Lisbon
Union Township
Baker Township
Tobin
Rome
John Roths
City of
Winsor & Hager's
John Colvins
Crow's
Congress
Supreme Court
D. Stearns
Assessment Notice From Montana Standard Mining Company
The Montana Standard Mining Company of Butte Montana issues an assessment of one quarter of one cent per share payable by September 15 1904 to W H Lindsay secretary at 106 West Granite Street Butte Montana. Delinquent shares on September 15 1904 will be sold at public auction and may be sold on October 15 1904 to cover the delinquent assessment and costs. An extended notice on September 110th 1904 extends delinquency date to October 15 1904 with sale set for November 15 1904 if unpaid.
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South Dakota
Davison County
Mitchell
S. D
Haynes
A. D
Sheeders Cout
Rosenquist
Drake
Bate
Butte
Montana
W. H. Lindsay
West Rranite Street
HU Lindsay
West
Granite Street
Proposed SD constitution amendment on seat of government
South Dakota proposed a constitutional amendment to locate the permanent state seat at Mitchell, Darvi son County. The measure, filed by the legislature, would be voted on at the general election on November 5, 1904, with standard ballot instructions for Yes or No voting.
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South Dakota
Pierre
Mitchell
Davison
Sthday
A.D
Martin seeks permit to sell intoxicating liquors in Mitchell
Notice states R S Martin filed for a retail liquor license for Lot 11 Block 8 Original Plat First Ward Mitchell South Dakota. City Council will hear the application October 22, 1904 at 8 o'clock p m at Council Rooms. Any resident may appear and object to the license. Dated Mitchell South Dakota September 26, 1904. J G Markham City Auditor
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Trorthiweat
Norhheast
Mitcheli
Wwe
Lawler
Vani Depres
Rowley
Spangler
Swinder
Greems
Crider
Burr
Ouley and Guernsey
D. A. Scott's Add
Vernon Ll
Tatman & Johnston
Pease
Warner's
IYHAN
R. S. Martin
Mitchell
County of
Davison
South Dakota
J. G. Markham
Mitchell Corn Palace Sees Weeklong Exhibits and Concerts
The Corn Palace remains open for thirty days to welcome visitors and showcase county exhibits in Mitchell. Pierre and other entries were left in town briefly. police kept order as crowds attended sixty plus concerts and Sousa's band drew praise. Churches provided meals, funds raised, and locals highlighted the event as a major civic effort.
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Mitchell
Pierre Fellows
Darene
Watphide
Corn Palace
Sousa
Fulton Bank Robbed in Morning Break In
Robbers blew open the Fulton State Bank safe using nitro glycerine and gained entry through a rear door panel. They escaped on a hand car toward the Onaha road, abandoning it at the Jim river bridge, after securing about 70 dollars in cash and causing extensive damage to the bank interior.
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State Bank
Fulton
Onaha
Jim River
Mitchell
L. Branson
Fulton Bank
Ile
Wich
Quarter Century Old Mitchell Capital Marks 25 Years
The Mitchell Capital celebrated its twenty fifth year September 23 and began its twenty sixth year last week. The newspaper reflects on pioneer life in the industry, noting a solid position and growing wide circulation locally and beyond. The editor extends thanks for past goodwill and pledges to remain a welcome visitor in homes.
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Mitchell
Constanly
Loomis Social Notes and Local Updates
Loomis notes Mrs John Lockhart improving slowly after illness. Harris and wife rent a farm near Armour. Mrs Arthur Shaw on sick list for a week. Threshing nearly done and some have begun to husk corn. A temperance lecture by Mr Reid at the school house drew poor attendance due to short notice.
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Loomis
John Lock- Hart
Co. Harris
Armour
Arthur Shaw
Reid
Local Notes From Badger and Vicinage
J P Shaw hauls rock for a new barn foundation this autumn. Edward Watkins plans a homestead trip beyond the Missouri. A political meeting is planned at the Peck schoolhouse next Monday evening. Visitors to J P Shaw’s left last Sunday. J J Wilson has recently bought fine calves and intends to buy more. K M Morris has the frame up for a new barn on his farm.
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Badger
J. DP. Shaw
Edward Watkins
Missouri
Peck School
J. P. Shaw
J. J. Wilson
K. M. Morris
Local Notes From Emsley On October 4
Mussna Moses spent Sunday at home. Kid Cropsey hauled wheat to Mitchell. G K Jenks and wife visited A A Jenks. Mr and Mrs Brink of Redfield visited Stevens and attended the corn palace. Mrs Brink is a niece of Mrs Gilman Stevens.
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Safford
E. Barnard
Allman
Iowa
Frank Livingston
Ed Stevens
George Reid
Martin School House
F. E. Moses
Mitchell
Silence Between Spouses Becomes Public Quarrel
Mrs Henpeck accuses her spouse of feigning martyrdom while he jokes that silence is missing in their home. He quips that perpetual noise, not quiet, harms him, turning a domestic dispute into a humorous exchange about living with constant sound.
Hamlet in the Village Draws Keen Drama Club Response
A dramatic club report notes strong enthusiasm after staging Hamlet in a village venue last week. Half the company walked home along the railroad track to show appreciation and extend a professional gesture.
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Hamlet
Puck
Don't Worry Club Member Ponders Towns Like Richley
A brief quip from a Don't Worry Club member notes towns such as Richley and the speaker’s finances. The exchange humorously highlights a reluctance to fret about bank balances or money.
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Don't Worry Club
Richley
Woman recovers after Bilious Attack with free tablet sample
Mrs J W Smith of Juliff Texas describes a severe bilious attack with head pain that eased after taking a free sample of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. She reports immediate relief after one dose and says she feels like a new person the next day. The ad claims the tablets ease bilious ness stomach trouble and constipation and lists price at 25 cents available at all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Mrr. J. W. Smith
Juliff
Texas
Peaches Dispute Over Taste In Philadelphia Note
A humorous exchange from the Philadelphia Press questions the quality of peaches. Mr Nuwed complains they lack flavor while Mrs Nuwed insists she chose them herself and cites the can’s picture as the prettier option.
Modern Prophet or Promoter Foretells Good Times
A Modern Prophet line notes a promoter who claims greater foresight than ancient prophets. The Detroit Free Press quote contrasts prophetic figures with modern entrepreneurial forecasting.
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Detroit Free Press
The Trial Heat
George and Maud argue about marriage revealing pre wedding tensions. Bihel tenganced a weeks and I have never had a quarrel. Maud- Ob, I think you ought to have one be fore you are married. Otherwise you camt be quite sure whether you are going to have your own way or not.
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Bihel
George
Maud- Ob
Be Your Own Architect and Do Not Govern Your Life
A reflective note urges independence from others plans and outlooks. It argues that each person should pursue personal aims rather than imitate another's path, stressing individual responsibility and self guidance.
Versely Dies Quietly After Turning Over
A terse New Orleans Pleayune notice reports Versely died last night after turning over in bed without a struggle. The brief obituary notes his passing as unexpected yet peaceful.
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Versely
New Orleans
Pardon Me Exchange Echoes Misidentification
Witty exchange features a masher remark to a young woman and Miss Bright’s sharp retort as mistaken identity sparks comic tension. The brief scene highlights social impropriety and quick repartee between two women.
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Miss Bright
Alibi Talk From Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
The text shows a courtroom exchange where Casey admits inability to prove an alibi and another boy claims he can, highlighting a dialectically toned claim that the boy has trained in arithmetic and is confident in the alibi. The fragment reflects a courtroom scene and regional speech.
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Casey
Aleebroy
Advice on Divorce Notice from Lawyer
A dialogue notes a lawyer offering free guidance on divorce. The lawyer mentions patience can lead to becoming free and asserts no immediate filing was made yesterday. The exchange centers on legal prospects for ending the marriage.
Light and Dark in Illustrated Bits
A short panel from Illustrated Bits notes Tess-Maud plans to bleach her hair while Irea-How chides the idea as indiscreet, suggesting she should keep it dark. The exchange frames fashion judgment in playful banter characteristic of the period cartoon page.
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Tess
Maud
Wish Clouds Wore Silver Lining Inside Out
Poetic quip reflects longing for misfortune to appear as hopeful signs. A light verse contrasts dark clouds with inwardly turned attire, closing with a wry sigh about the wishful mood.
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Léppincott
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Montane Standard Mining Company
Montana Standard Mining Company
State of
Exist
Ence
Mrs. Henpeck
Mr. Henpeck
Philadelphia Press
N.W. Mide & Fargo
St.n. Minneapolis
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