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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
2
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The Sioux City Tribune questions Branson’s opposition to the progressive banner, recounting his eight year record with Crawford Gamble and Vessey. The Republican notes Branson delayed his campaign start, arguing accusations lack basis in his history and policies.
The Republican announces a February departure for five women sailing NYC to Bermuda Jamaica San Juan Colon Panama Kingston Santiago Havana aboard the Hamburg. The trip lasts about 21 days with Panama Canal viewing and Jamaica and Havana shore excursions, all expenses paid by the paper. The winner selects a chaperone. four scholarships, four diamond rings, and four watches are also offered as prizes.
The item notes events from a local paper: a birthday party at Mr Hattenborgs on Oct 9, a newborn nine pound boy named Lenard Frederick Stevens at the Stevens home, a Chicago cousin visiting Mrs Allen Stevens, Albert Quinn hospitalized in worse condition, Florence Miller visiting her uncle Will Green, and Mrs J P Miller with Hazel Miller visiting Mitchell on Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Wilson spent Sunday with Mr Hattenberg. Mrs Mary Wheeler returned to Mitchell Friday after two weeks with her son and family.
Loomis notes many visitors including Bengman Alsene of Bloomington and J H Wesner of Lakefield. Art Hall buys and moves W D Allen house near Loomis. Mrs Julia Warren of Bridgewater dies. sister of Geo Beck. Funeral for Lanam infant. sympathy sent. Corn picking season begins as town activity expands.
Pierre S. D. A father of the firm has secured a contract for sinking four artesian wells in Rolling Green township Lyman county at ten thousand dollars. If the first well shows no satisfactory flow the township may cancel the contract.
New York May select president of Princeton University may be decided at the board of trustees autumn meeting tomorrow to choose a permanent successor to Gov Woodrow Wilson.
Mrs. F B Adams and daughter visit then return to Kansas City. Many Mitchell residents travel for conferences and moves including Doyle family to Los Angeles and Vorus to Wilmar. Rain totals around 4.61 inches in two weeks set October record. high school team to Redfield. Liston wedding couple returns from trip and new bakery owners take over. Civil service exam planned for railway mail workers in South Dakota. Local land purchases include T O Berg buying acres near Presho. Various relocations, births, and hospital updates follow.
In Vermillion Mr. Cull urged broad reforms to taxation saying the big property owner pays far less than the poor man and calling for a single state board to standardize assessments. He criticized the county method and favored elective boards for health, education, and charities while warning against official self renewal. Pierre report notes wolf bounty claims totaling about six hundred dollars from several counties.
Gregory Nat ional Bank cashier and Gregory county resident Gregory Hackler enters the race for state treasurer on the Republican ticket. At 34, married, he is praised as a capable financier with independence from party factions, marking his first foray into politics as a strong local figure.
In 1910 bounty claims were apportioned by August first but several counties lagged in reporting, leaving claimants off the rolls. With all appropriations exhausted, only a special legislative act could fund these belated claims. Mrs. Stephen Jones died unexpectedly after childbirth, her funeral to Santee Agency Nebraska. She was about 26 and well regarded.
Henry Posey crawled beneath idle freight cars in Milwaukee yards while shortcutting home. The engine started, mashing both feet from instep to toes. Bystanders freed him, ambulance attendants took him to his south side home, then to hospital for treatment.
The Brookings Commercial Club adopts resolutions to spur good roads countywide with cash prizes totaling 160 dollars. First prizes 19 dollars each, two second prizes 25 dollars, two third prizes 15 dollars. Awards for Medary Ave north south and Brookings east west routes. Work counted from notice until August 1, 1912.
Mary E. Perry of Mitchell Dakota reports a long battle with kidney disease including Bright's disease and dropsy. After using Dean's Kidney Pills she improved from the first use and gradually regained health enabling her to go about her home. The statement dates from August 1907 and was recorded August 22 1910.
An advertisement promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills with a testimonial claiming life saving benefits. Sold by Veeter-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY and U S agents. price sixty cents. Remember the name and buy only Doan’s.
State summons Abraham Reed to answer complaint filed August 29 1911 in Davison County Circuit Court Mitchell SD. Respond within thirty days after service or plaintiff will seek relief in court. Dated Mitchell South Dakota August 29 1911. First insertion September 28 1911. LOLI. J. N. Crow, Plaintiff's Atty.
State of South Dakota greets the named defendants in a Davison County circuit case. Isaac Spears sues James Spears Anna Spears Frank Spears guardian James Spears for minor Frank Spears and James Patterson with Mable Spears named. Defendants must answer within thirty days of service, or plaintiff will proceed. The summons dated August 17 1911 in Mitchell lists T J Spangler as attorney.
Fourth Judicial Circuit in South Dakota. J J Decker sues David P Hofer in Davison County Circuit Court. Defendant must answer within thirty days of service. failure results in judgment for 231.65 dollars plus 7 percent interest from August 5 1910 and costs. Dated Mitchell September 12 1911. Attorney for plaintiff. Defendant notified complaint filed September 14 1911.
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