Caucuses Select Delegates for County Convention
Tuesday afternoon and evening caucuses across city and county chose delegates to the county convention on September 18. Republicans and other parties posted tickets, with varying competition and light turnout in some wards. Delegates and officers were elected across wards, with counts showing close races for some positions and strong support for others.
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Thee
Gewocrats
Prohibition Party
Prohibition
Hirst Ward
T. F. Graham
Henry Swindler
T. A. Duncan
HB. B. Rogers
W. A. Cross
Mr. Allison
Mr. Rovers
Mr. Cross
Second Ward
O. S. Litchfield
A. Curtis
Luther Platner
J. D. Koch
B V. Cook
Tobey Announces Run for Davison County Register of Deeds
W. B. Tobey announces candidacy for Register of Deeds of Davison County subject to the Republican county convention at the request of friends.
Miss Mantelle is Married in Sioux Falls
Father Nolan of the local Catholic church united Miss Louise M. Mantelle and William S. Doty in marriage. The couple and about twenty guests then attended a Cataract hotel banquet described as one of the city’s most elaborate and costly. They departed for a honeymoon trip to Minneapolis and other points.
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Sioux Falls
Father Nolan
Louise M. Mantelle
William S. Doty
Salon
Mr. Doty
Minneapolis
William Kroeger
Epiphany
Appleton reviews Mitchell site bids for government building
Appleton, public buildings superintendent, met Wednesday with Mitchell bidders to discuss site features water and gas mains sewers and location relative to future population. He will report to the treasury secretary after surveys and title checks may take about a year and a half before construction begins.
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Appleton
Mitchell
Mitchell Club
Postmaster Bros
Watertown
Marine
Secretary of the Treasury
Draugtsmen
Lune
Black Hills
Notice for Bridge Bids in Davison County
Bids for a steel bridge 80 feet long over Fire Steel Creek on section 14 103 60 are due at the Davison county auditor's office by 1 o clock p m October 3 1906. Each bid must include a certified check equal to 15 percent of the building price. Plans on file. County commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Stearns County Auditor
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Davison County
S. D
Firesteel Creek
Qo, PD
Stearns
Rowley Announces Candidacy for Legislature Nomination
W. H. Rowley declares himself a candidate for the representative nomination, subject to the Davison county Republican convention.
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Davison County
W. 13
Rowley
Milwaukee line begins cattle transport from reservation to market
The Milwaukee company started Saturday evening to move cattle from the reservation west of Chamberlain to the eastern market. Since then 154 cars have passed Chicuel Mitewell. Previously owners had to drive cattle across the river to Chamberlain to load, but with the Milwaukee extension to Murdo they now load at Murdo, saving about 80 miles of driving. A large number remains to be shipped.
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Lhe Milwaukee Company
Chambemain
Chicuel Mitewell
Chamberlain
Murdo
Auction Brings In $360 Over Estimate
A brisk sale drew strong bidding with bids exceeding the expected amount by 360 dollars. The event featured notable participants and attracted local buyers and observers.
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Widmann Hotel
Iery
Var
Ious
T. &. Kibbee
S. G. Boyce
F. G. Markham
A T. West
Raymond Viewpson
Bob W. Palmer
John Roth
A. N. Till
Geo F. Koster
Winslow Abbey
J. N. Crow
O Vetor
John Slater
S. H. Morgan
Richard Lang
Thos. Fullerton
Ganator
Geo. Wi. Miner
JH. K. Anderson
Geo. A. Johnston
A. B. Seaton
Prosper
FH. C. Hoffman
J. M. Erion
Erion
Fred Carlson
John Hendrickson
C. J. Warfield
John P. Carlson
Mt. Vernon
W. W. Davis
CG. M. Ink
Join Roesch
Will Snyder
J. W. Johnson
Otie Kittleson
Simon Halverson
G. H. Smith
Geo. Strombeck
Mitchell Township
Charles Krom
W. A. Getty
Perry Davis
J. C. Hamiel
Miss Mantelle
Craton
S.D. Phon
Vy A
Pel
Plains A
BLOOD
St. Paul, Minn
Northwest
North Dakota
McKinley & Eddy
South Dakota
Acre
EB. B. van Alstine
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