Local Notes Highlight City Visitors and Events
Mitchell briefs report several visitors including Peckham from Alexa ndri and Kine suit filed for 1254.14, hospital basement bid by C Jost, speech by Judge Jeng from Ohio on prohibition, class officer elections at the high school, Congregational Ladies Aid gathering, new sprinkler system demo, Columbus Day events with Jobe Kirby Jr, Notre Dame academy trip, millinery sale and remaining stock at Mrs Rhodes over Butterfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Jobe Kirby, Jr
Sioux Falls
Columbus College
Chamberlain
Notre Dame Academy
W. A. Delaney
Rey
Flaherty
Milesville moves to curb Sunday movie showings
A warrant was issued for manager Dix over alleged illegal Sunday moving pictures at the Metropolis and Gale theaters. The case, tied to a 1907 state law, followed county and city actions that revoked a local license and moved the matter to state authorities. The incident marks Milesville’s first Sunday cinema watching in the city, with complaints filed by James Sween and service of the warrant by Sheriff Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fix
Deer
Metropoltig
Gale Theater
AV. Mo Werbert
Oolork
Mileswell
Pistur
Anddneger
Mooen
Ple
State
Iltegiev
Miller
Dix
Gate Theatre
Sigs Lee
James Sween
Shevill i
Owens
Mar. Dix
Anothher
Siu
South Dakota Baptists Open Convention at Mitchell
South Dakota Baptists arrive for sessions of the state convention opening tomorrow at the First Baptist Church in Mitchell. Delegates come from across the state, with out of state visitors from Chicago and Jamestown for missionary exhibits and the war relief program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Foreign Mission Society
Chicago
Chitton DD. Gray
The
Standard
Chitago
Capers
American Baptist Publication Society
Revidh
la Barnhardt
Jamestown
N. 1
S. Park
Aftertown
Women’s Home Board
Ss. Po Shaw
Stark Hills
Rosebud
Chiristene Rowley
First Congregational Church
Baptist Church
James K. Gagnier
Vermillion
Li. Ju, Mann
Ipswich
Capitel Ministerial Union
I. Pierce Waltz
Deadwood
Roy Gilmore Buys Maynard Theatre in City
Roy Gilmore takes over ownership of the Maynard theatre from G. W. Royclman. He plans elaborate improvements and a high class film program this evening marks his first show. Royclman departs for Minneapolis to pursue other business interests.
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Maynard Theatre
G. W. Royclman
Roy Gilmore
Gilmore
Maynard
Epince
Ryckman
Minneapolis
Notice of Bankruptcy Meeting in South Dakota Case 1916
Ira O Brock a bankrupt. creditors meeting set for October 24 1916 at Sioux Falls South Dakota in Room 211 Coulton Building. Referee George J Danforth to supervise proceedings. creditors may prove claims and elect trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira O
Brock
Trarock of
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
George J. Danforth
Oulton
Sioux Falls
A. D
Lind Schoolgirl's Corpse Found in Cellar
New York City police report Tillie Brown a schoolgirl was found strangled in a Monroe Streettone cellar after a prior assault. Detectives pursue leads as the case draws public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lind Schoolgire
New York City
Tillie Brown
Monroe Street
Swine and cattle market summaries from Union Stock Yards
Hog receipts today 30 000 with 5 10 cents higher trade led by top prices around 10.15 and bulk 9.45 to 9.90. Catylis receipts 21 000 with prospects steady to a shade lower and calf prices to 11.75. Sheep and lambs show native 6.50 to 7.70, western 8.20, lambs 7.50 to 10.25 as market patterns shift across hogs cattle calves and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Wester
Cere
SLORD
Sioux City
Sioux City Stock Market Report Signals Steady Cattle Trade
Sioux City market shows cattle receipts around 8500 with steady tone in fat stock. Top live cattle price reaches 9.50 with bulk 9.10 to 9.25. Hog prices rise to about 9.50, while sheep receipts total 1500 and remain steady. Notes indicate light Tuesday cattle runs and stronger demand for well bred feeding stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Minneapolis Grain Prices Move in Mixed Early Trading
Minneapolis cash market shows wheat and corn quotes with No. 1 red and northern wheat at about 1.70 to 1.80 per bushel, No. 2 hard winter near 1.60 to 1.63, and durum around 1.70 to 1.82. Corn values list No. 3 yellow near 0.68 to 0.90, with oats and barley pricing spread across several grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Northern
Montana
Notice to Creditors in estate of William Tlingworth deceased
Notice to creditors and all claimants of the estate of William Tlingworth deceased. Administratrix Susan Illingworth directs claims with proper vouchers within four months after first publication. Office of the Clerk of Courts in Mitchell South Dakota. Dated October 7 1916. Pierre South Dakota Tin Lizzies milk cans and a general turnout of Dupree population aided prairie fire control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tlingworth
William Tllingworth
Mitchell
Davison
S. D
Susan Illingworth
Pierre
Dupree
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Peckham
Alexaandri
Prost
D. H . Kine
Phiysicians and Surgeons’ Association
C.H. Atkinson
Watertown
Methodist Hospital
Clarence Jost
Presho
J. Jeng
Colurtas
Ohio
Judge Lenz
Jeane
Albert Schuster
White Lake
Arthur Anderson
Ruth Hottman
Henry Hoagland
Dell Clark
Mingvbelle Price
Mator Glen Hughes
Walter Scheuren Brand
Carl Warthen
Lynan A. Port
Donald Shelby
Nether Petrie
Clara Victor
Lucy Thompson
Wreshman Edwin Casseni
Dale Wristt
Maude Campbell
Benjamin Wheatley
G. We Derm
Susan Cra
Ifred M. Johnson
Congregational W Ladies’ Aid Society
Mitchell Publishing Company
Hi. Vogel Company
Coech Warnwins
Rhodes
Jamios Keen
Robert Lincoln Wesley
D. DP
Honrmh
Omaha
HRS Baptist Church Convention Headquarters
S. PL Shaw
Baptist Convention
Sioux I Falls
A. Loomer
Arrangemenis
Cand
Geo. W. Ryckman
Spvpes
South
Davorn
Deviston
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