Chicago and Sioux City Livestock Markets Report
Cattle and hog markets at Chicago and Sioux City show slow to steady demand with receipts around forecast. Hogs top at 8.90, most at 8.10 to 8.70. cattle mixed with calves up to 11.75, western steers 6.60 to 8.75. sheep bids around 6.00 to 8.75. Sioux City reports steady cattle and hog prices, top hogs 8.50, range 8.10 to 8.20. sheep steady, Tuesday notes show mixed but generally weaker tone from last week.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Ill
Texas
Stoux City Stock Market
Sioux City
Market quotes for wheat corn oats and rye from Milwaukee
Milwaukee market notes show bid prices for wheat, corn, oats, barley and rye. Northern spring wheat prices range around 1.11 to 1.12, December wheat at 1.08, May 1.09. Corn and oats display mixed regional bids and new crop futures, while rye quotes top at about 1.01 to 1.91 for various grades and loaders.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Dakota
RYSE
WLAX
Northwestern
Minneapolis Wheat Prices Steady Across Grades
Minneapolis market notes show mixed quotes for wheat and grain futures with No 1 hard and No 1 northern varieties ranging around $1.05 to $1.12 per bushel. Prices for No 2 northern and No 2 hard futures hover near $1.02 to $1.11, with No 8 wheat near $1.00.
Private Telephone Line Installed For Use Of President And Fiancée
Tokyo seer predicts President Wilson will wed a widow about 40, a New York home, a long life together, and two daughters. Don Show Kodama, a Nippon seer, uses sengi block and prayers to foresee the future surrounding the mansion. Cabinet ministers and wives plan to attend the wedding in Washington. Mrs Galt receives many letters and requests for invitations, relics, or photos from supporters.
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Tokio
Wilson
Los Angeles
Don Show Kodama
New York
Kodama
Nippon
Marshall
Washington
Galt
Wilson doubles dating with private White House wire
Washington rumors erupt over President Wilson installing a private mile long telephone line to his fiancée Mrs Norman Galt in Twentieth street. The system excludes switchboards and central lines, letting them speak any time from dressing room to boudoir. A tentative wedding date was floated while Mrs Galt’s trousseau nears completion and a honey moon may be spent near Washington before December first.
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Wilson
Trousseau
Washington, D. C
White House
Norman Galt
Twentieth Street
Mrs. Galt
Trosseau
Washington
Sweden to Enter War? Possible Nordic Split in Europe
Washington reports Sweden could join the conflict due to British trade interference with the United States. Analysts say a Swedish move would threaten Norway and Denmark, risk a broader war, and enable joint operations with Germany in a push toward Petrograd, potentially sending hundreds of thousands of troops to Finland.
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Washington, D. C
Europe
Sweden
United States
Russia
Norway
Denmark
Germany
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Roumania
Bucharest
Austro-Hungary
Turkey
Finland
Petrograd
Commodity price table shows grains and flax quotes
The notice lists prices for choice regular arrive durum and No 1 to No 4 grades of wheat and corn, oats, barley, rye and flax with bid ranges and arrive figures in dollars per bushel for December and May contracts. Includes No 3 and No 4 yellow corn, No 3 white oats, and flax quotes around $1.87 to $1.91 arriving at $1.85 to $1.88.
Notice of Probate Will Hearing for Joanna Sundstrom
South Dakota Davison County court schedules October 30 1915 at ten o clock am in Mitchell for proving the will of Joanna Sundstrom deceased and for petition hearing on probate and issuance of letters testamentary. Heirs named include Leslie Wise Edwin Chancellor and several Horne family members as next of kin. Judge O C Thompson signs the order dated October 12 1915 with clerk S Cattrell officiating.
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South Dakota
Davison
Joanna
Sundstrom
Leslie Wise
Edwin Chancellor
Adam A. Cornwell
Mary M. Clegg
Gertrude Horne
Presley Horne
Benjamin Horne
Cetric Horne
Dorothy Horne
Edwin Horne
Joanna S. Sundstrom
Mitchell
S. D
O. C. Thompson
Methodist Church Reorganizes South Dakota Districts
The South Dakota Conference of the Methodist church announced major appointments in Sioux Falls. Rev P O Bunt becomes Aberdeen district superintendent, with Rev J S Harkness moving to the Conference Claimants Endowment Fund as field secretary. Other changes name district superintendents and pastors across Aberdeen Mitchell Rapid City Sioux Falls and surrounding communities.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
P. O. Bunt
Alexandria
Aberdeen
J. S. Harkness
Conference Claimants Endowment Fund
South Dakota
The
Methodist Church
J. S. Hoagland
Mitchell
W. S. Shepherd
Mitchell District
C. B. Harrold
Mitchell Church
Groton
Aberdeen District
Dist
Aberdeen S. D
O. W. Taylor
Agar
D. Arms
Andover
L. L. Layne
Ashton
J. BE
McKinney
Bath and Putney
R. EB. Rich
Bisstone
T. Loomis
Bowdle
H. H. Gough
Bristol
Britton
A. GC. McLean
Claremont
J. R. Krinz
Conde
J. 3
J. 3. Ellis; Corona, J. FE. Franklin; Cresbard, Supplied By E. B. Parrott
Cheney
Devoe
Doland
R. C. Shearer
Frankfort
Mellette
F. C. Page
Milbank
F. B. Morrison
Northville
A. M. Lott
Redfield
Albert Hartt
Rockham
H. B. Nash
Seneca
W. G C. Strong
Selby
H. B. Gough
Sisseton
J. H. Ebert
Summit
A. Rhimearson
Timber Lake
J. Oakley
Waubay
BH. E. Holmes
Webster
J. M. Hunter
Westport
R. Sweeney
White Rock
W. Langdon
W.S. Shepherd
S D
T. B. Basset
Alpena
R. B. Hughes
Armour
Artesian
I. P. Potter
Bard
Riverside
C. C. Hanson
Bridgewater
Chamberlain
A. J. Hoyer
Colone
Dallas
A. L. Wison
Dudley
C. D. Bennett
Ethan
G. D. Eyner
Farmer
P. V. Brethorst Fulton
W. Gilliland
Geddes
B. W. McBeldowney
Gregory
H. D. Seastrand
Herrick and
St. Charles
James Richards Yona
Hamill
BE. B. Hatfield
Kimball
F. L. Bromaghim
Lakeview Circuit
J. T. Gurney
Lane
J. L. Walsh
Letcher
W. N. Potter
Mr. Vernon
W. T. Ferguson
Plankinton
O. M. Hyde
Platte
Paul Gardner
Roswell
E. F. Lovett
Springfield
J. W. Lucas
Tripp
W. O. Redfield
Tyndall
S. H. Shurtleff
Virgil
Lloyd H. Rising
Wagner
A. L. Olson
Wesington Springs
I. M. Harrett
White Lake
C. S. Cox
Winner
J. R. Payne
Woonsocket
T. B. Wilber
Rapid City
E. Matteson
Belle Fourche
J.C. Baker
Caputa
P. H. Weston
Custer
Deadwood
J. M. Tibbetts
Draper
B. J. Hubbard
Edgemont
P. J. Lawson
Fairburn
Harding
Hot Springs
H. IL. Case
Kadoka
Kennebec
C. BW. Hager
Lead
W. J. Caffee
Midland
C. M. Weirauch
Murdo
H. W. Bunton
Newell
A. G. Campbell
Nowlin
Oelrichs
GC. A. Bigger
Oral
L. F
Local Suppliers List of Towns and Contacts
Lake Preston GC EB Alley and A EB Bennett Miller J H Kearton Oldham Geo L Gee Okobojo supplied by Pierre St Lawrence supplied by iGeo W Quayle Tulare W M Allen Trenton R A Bruce Watertown F F Lewis White M B Nickerson Wessington E B Cooney Wolsey supplied by
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Lake Preston
EB. Alley
A. EB. Bennett
Miller
J. H. Kearton
Oldham
Geo. L. Gee
Okobojo
Pierre
St. Lawrence
iGeo
W. Quayle
Tulare
W. M. Allen
Trenton
R. A Bruce
Watertown
F. F. Lewis
White
M. B. Nickerson
Wessington
E. B. Cooney
Wolsey
Laymen's Missionary Campaign Draws State Interest
Interest in the South Dakota Laymen's Missionary movement convention at Mitchell November 7 to 10 grows statewide. Churches form registration committees to canvas delegates as Baptist, Methodist, and Presbyterian meetings endorse cooperation. National campaign activities spread from Chicago to Washington, with strong lay leadership, press support, and a special Central Christian Advocate issue planned for October 14. Mitchell committee to distribute many copies of campaign materials.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
He Baptist
Deadwood
Home Jand
United States
Chicago
National Missionary Congress
Washington, D. C
Fred B. Fisher
Methodist Church
Central Christian Advocate
Mitchell Committee
Meyer and Zangle dissolve firm to Meyer & Son
Theo Meyer and his son H. G Meyer will run the Flair store under T. Meyer & Son after the dissolution of the Meyer Zangle partnership. R. A. Zangle withdraws, last Friday's dissolution made public today. Zangle purchased F. Clay Clark store at Kimball and left to invoice stock. he served Davison County as auditor for four years and has ties in Mitchell and Mt. Vernon.
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Theo Meyer
H. G Meyer
T. Meyer & Son
Flair
Republican
R. A. Zangle
Meyer
Zangle
Mr. Meyer
Mr. Zangle
F. Clay Clark
Kimball
Davison County
Mitchell
Mt. Vernon
Methodist conference lists key appointments in Dakota region
The Republican reports the first full list of special appointments by Bishop W. A. Quale of St. Paul following the state Methodist conference in Sioux Falls. Notable names include Rev. Pierce O. Bunt in Aberdeen, Dr. J. S. Harkness, Rev. E. E. Hunt, and several educators and anti saloon league leaders across South Dakota and nearby states.
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Soiux Falls
W. A. Quale
St. Paul
Pierce O. Bunt
Alexandria
Aberdeen
J. S. Harkness
Conference Claimants’ Endowment Fund
J. Arthur Edwards
Methodist
Rapid City
First Church
Pierre
E. E. Hunt
Salem
South Dakota
Anti-Saloon League
Thomas Nicholson
Methodist Board of Education
New York City
William Grant Seaman
John P. Jenkins
Cc. V. Gilliland
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
G. T. Odist
Mission chiefs gather for general conference in New York
The list names leading clergy and laymen from multiple cities including New York, Huron, Vermilion, Madison, Andover, and Rapid City. Figures include Dr. Thomas Nicholson, Dr. J. S. Hoagland, Rev. O. E. Boyce, Dr. J. S. Harkness, and others, signaling a regional ministerial assembly.
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New York City
Correcthlisiiit Delace
Thomas Nicholson
Mor York City
J. S. Hoagland
Mitchell
J. S. Harkness
Aberdeen
O. E. Boyce
Huron
Notson
W. T. McConnell
Wessington Springs
William Carpenter
Andover
W. E. Daniels
Madison
E. E. Collins
Vermilion
J. M. Johnston
Bradley
E. W. Minty
Rapid City
New State Railway Seeks Secretary Hans Ustrud Named
Pierre South Dakota The state railway commission announced Monday that Hans Ustrud of Sioux Falls is appointed secretary to replace T H Cassill who resigned. Ustrud previously served as state superintendent of schools.
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Board OF Railway Commissioners
Mitchell men hear Mr Robins at noon luncheon
Raymond Robins of Chicago spoke at a Mitchell Widmann hotel luncheon urging local leaders to build Mitchell for the future with a central plan. He stressed moral and physical environment, better sanitation, housing, and religion as civic foundations. About 70 business, professional, and religious leaders attended.
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Raymond Robins
Chicago
Mitchell
Widmann Hotel
Mr. Robins
Robins Speaks to Men at Wesleyan in Mitchell
Mr. Robins delivered a lecture on College Men and Civic Leadership to a large audience at the Dakota Wesleyan chapel. He described work cleaning up Chicago's Seventeenth ward and recounted a confrontation with poll gangsters. He spoke again on the conflicts of capital and labor and outlined the westward movement in American history. He concludes with a second address at 6 45 this evening as his Mitchell visit ends.
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Robins
Wesleyan
Dakota Wesleyan Chapel
Seventeenth Ward
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Klondike
Iie
Mr. Robins
Mitchell
Valuable Sheep Shipment From Isabel Station Worth $65,000
Isabel South Dakota. Perhaps the most valuable shipment from the reservation since homesteaders arrived was the three train loads of double decked lamb cars sent to Chicago by Tidballs and Smiley near Isabel. Value totaled about $65,000.
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Isabel
S. D
Milwaukee Railroad
Tidballs and Smiley
Chicago
German Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting Invites Members
The German Lutheran Ladies Aid society will meet with Mrs WW E Suedmerer on Thursday. All are invited to come for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
WW. E. Suedmerer
Bhlialida Rae
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Order of
Western National Bank
Tor
Mitchell, S. Dak
Milwaukee Grain Market
Minneapolis
Casit Close
Northern
Montana
Everett True
Condo
MR. True
Easy Picking Life Insurance CO
S. Cattrell
HEV
M. E
Harkness
Harrold
G. W. Rosenberry
Alcester
Carl Harvey
Beresford
J. B. Nibble
Canistota
B. BE. Saxton
Canton
A. W. Thurston
Centerville
Fred Wilcox
Chester
Frank Tanner
Colman
G. Wilkinson
Colton
J. D. Stevens
Davis
L. F. Brown
Dell Rapids
W. A. Black
Percey Kenderdine
Brookings
R. A. Bruce
Blunt
G. A. Trodie
Broadland
Fred Eberhart
Bruce
O. M. Freeman
Burdette
H. D. Clark
Castlewood
C. L. Prosser
Carpenter
Harry Lee
Cavour
C. H. Bacon
Chappelle
Circuit
Clark
O. W. Butterfield
Clear Lake
C. B. Dennison
DeSmet
Elkton
Esmond
K. G. Mansveld
Florence
D. G. Radcliffe
Garden City
R. G. Minkley
Gary
Fred Rawlinson Hazel
H. G. Ozanne
Henry
E. O. Machomer
High
Meyer & Son
Ustrud
Ee Tengragt
Atca Ala
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