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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1915

Page

8

Markets show cattle hogs mixed with steady sheep reports

Chicago Union Stock Yards notes slow trading and generally steady prices with hogs about 18 000 receipts for tomorrow 16 000 yesterday's official receipts 161848 and shipments 887 top hog price 8 90. cattle and sheep receipts and prices vary across regions Sioux City and Minneapolis markets report steady to higher prices for hogs and cattle with range beet steers and calves listed and grain futures showing mixed values across corn wheat and barley.

Union Stock Yards Chicago Texas Sioux Ciny Stock Market Sioux City Weao

Private telephone line installed for use of president and fiancée

Washington reports a private wire from the White House to Mrs Galt in Twentieth Street to enable direct calls between President Wilson and his fiancée. Reported plans include a quick marriage, a honey moon nearby, and a wedding at Mrs Galt's residence with cabinet members and their wives attending.

Washington, D. G Wilson Walte Hie Fancee Ates Norman Galt Twentieth Street Galt White House Algo Anzone A.netly Washington T Row Dee Trosseau Old Dominion Jand Himelf Marshall Wilton

Sweden Likely To Enter War As Europe Rumbles

Washington reports Sweden may join the conflict citing British fleet interference with trade and fears of a broader Nordic shift. Sweden’s entry could draw Denmark and Norway in, with Sweden’s 485000 war strength and fleet aiding Germany, Austria Hungary, Bulgaria, and Turkey. Denmark’s 50000 and Norway’s pro British stance complicate the balance as Finland looms.

Washington, D. C Europe Sweden United States Norway Denmark Germany Bulgaria Macedonia Roumania Bucharest Roumanian Balkans Scandinavia AustroMungary Turkey Finland Petroverad

Notice of Probate Hearing for Sundstrom Will in Mitchell SD

South Dakota invites Leslie Wise Edwin Chancellor Ada Cornwell Mary Clegg Gertrude Horne Presley Horne Benjamin Horne Cetric Horne Dorothy Horne Edwin Horne heirs to Davison County Court in Mitchell. Date October 30 1915 at 10 a.m. appointed for proving the will and hearing petition for probate and issuance of letters testamentary.

Vance Davicon Joanna Sundstrom South Dakota Leslie Wise Edwin Chancellor Ada. Cornwell Mary M. Clegg Gertrude Horne Presley Horne Benjamin Horne Cetric Horne Dorothy Horne Edwin Horne Sala Court Mitchell Davison Joanna S. ‘Sundstrom

Methodist Church appoints P. C. Bunt district superintendent

In Sioux Falls the South Dakota Conference of the Methodist Church announced shifts in Aberdeen and Mitchell districts. Rev. P. C. Bunt of Alexandria is named district superintendent for Aberdeen, succeeding Rev. J. S. Harkness, who becomes field secretary of the Conferences Claimants Allegiment Fund. J. S. Hoagland remains pastor at Mitchell, with Rev. W. Shepherd continuing as Mitchell district superintendent.

Sioux Falls S. D P. C. Bunt Alexandria Aberdeen L. L. Layne Aanton J.B. McKinney Bath and Punnes R. B. Rich Bis Stone W.T. Loomis Bowdle J. J. Gough Bristol Britton A. C. Mclean Claremont J. R. Kring Conde J. >. Ellis Corona J.P. Franklin Cresbard Leela A. A. Bichell Meliete F.C. Page Milbank F. E. Morrison Northville A.M. Lott Redfeld Albert Harts Rockham HB. Nash Seneca W. C. Strong Selby H. B. Goueh Isseton J. H. Rherts Summit Sup Bard and Riverside C. C. Hanson Bridgewater Chamberlain A. J. Hoyer Colone Dallas A. L. Wisons Dudley C.D. Bennett Ethan G.D. Exner Farmer P. V. Brethorst Felton C. V. Gilliland Geddes B. W. Meeldowney Gregory Platte Paul Gardner Roswell B. F. Lovett Springfield Wilber Tapia City C. B. Matteson Rapid City Belle Fourche J. C. Baker Caphia PH. Weston Custer Deadwood Hubbards Edgemont Lawson Fairburn Yi Harding Kennebec Hager Load W. J. Caffee Midland C. Mt Hartley Rapii City Minish Teliance Fred Lentdale Spearfish M. 7 Habgood Sturais Circuit Terry Stevenson Presto Mat“sithews Wall Whitewood Falls District W. Rosenberry Dist Sions Falls Alcester Carl Harvey Goresford J.B. Dibble Canstota B. E. Saxton Canton A. W. Thurston Centerville Fred Wilcox Chester Frank Tanner Colman Jor Winkinson Colton J. D. Stevens Davis L. F. Brown W Darlings Tudson Marmon Turley

Local Place Names and Suppliers Listed in City Ledger

A fragmentary list of names and supplying towns including Lake Preston Pierre Okobolo St Lawrence Tulare Watertown Wolsey and Wolsey area suppliers. The text names individuals such as A B Bennett J H Kearton Geo L Gee M Allen R A Bruce and W Quayle with various mentions of suppliers.

Lake Preston Alley A.B. Bennett J. H. Kearton Oldham Geo

Laymen’s Missionary Campaign Gains Ground in South Dakota

Interest in the Laymen’s Missionary movement spreads across South Dakota as churches appoint registration committees to canvass delegates. Denominational leaders from Baptist, Methodist, and Presbyterian bodies endorse the effort, with Chicago starting the national drive and Washington hosting the climax in April.

South Dakota Mitchell Delates Baptist Deadwood United States Chicago National Missionary Congress Washington, D Fred B. Fisher Methodist Church Central Christian| Advocate Mittchell Committee

Meyer and Zangle dissolve firm in Mitchell store change

Theo Meyer and his son H G Meyer will operate the Mail store under T Meyer Son after the dissolution of partnership with FR A Zangle. The breakup completed last Friday and made public today. Zangle left for Kimball to invoice stock. he has long served Davison County and has friends in Mitchell and Mt Vernon.

Theo Meyer H. G. Meyer T. Meyer @ Son Republican FR. A. Zangle Mr. Meyer Mr. Zangle F. Clay Clark Zangle Kimball Davison County Mitchell Mt. Vernon

Conference list highlights Dismissal and new appointments

The report lists numerous church appointments, including Rev. Pierce at Aberdeen, Dr. Arthur Wardy as secretary, Deaconess hospital pastor at Rapid City, and Meg Hunt as South Dakota district superintendent. Also named are Dr. Nicholson, Dr. Seaman, Dr. Benkinn, and others across several Methodist boards and colleges.

Pontreenet Solsalls Millet We Uate St Pathe Repub Pierce Bunte Alexandria Euperine Aberdeen Pie Thomas Nicholson Teta Mythodist Board Adbcation New York Wiliam Grant Seaman John Pbenkinn Uililands Dakota Texan University Alle Kelly de State Hospital Michels Obeon Entowment Comileron Connell Colege Mt. Vernon Ta Rr Carhart Teleratee Aecat Enone P. He McBeth

Local History Snippet Surfaces in Fragmented Text

A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places including New York and Maple Street. Its readable parts reference individuals such as Thomas Nekolon and Mitch, with scattered terms like journalist style phrases. The exact events, dates, or context remain unclear.

Another berth is given Ustrud secretary

The state railway commission announced on Monday afternoon the appointment of Hans Ustrud of Sioux Falls as their secretary to succeed T. Cassill who resigned. Ustrud was formerly state superintendent of schools.

Mitchell Men Hear Mr Robins At Civic Luncheon

Raymond Robins of Chicago spoke at a Mitchell noon luncheon on building a better city. Seventy men from business, professional and religious circles heard him urge sanitation, social service and civic planning as vital to Mitchells future.

Raymond Robins Chicago Mitchell Widmann ‘Tel Mr. Robins Hee Mr. Robie Dakota Wesleyan Chapel Ste Seventeenth Ward Robins College Pennsylvania Railroad Robng Klon- Dike Wesern Mitchel

Shipment of sheep worth sixty five thousand dollars

The Milwaukee railroad shipped three train loads of double decked cars of lambs to Chicago last week. The value of the three loads was about $65,000. Meanwhile the German Lutheran Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. W. E. Suedmeier Thursday and all are invited to dinner.

Asabel 8. D Milwaukee Railroad Tidballs and Smiley Eepmen Teabel Mmbs Chicago Mbs W. E. Suedmeier

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