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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
3
Union Stock Yards Chicago reports cattle receipts at 20 000 hog receipts 18 000 five cents lower and sheep receipts 40 000 steady January pork at 18 35 per hundredweight.
Cattle receipts 1800 and hog receipts 3200 at Sioux City Iowa with hogs down about fifteen cents and top at $9.00. Beef prices ease on medium cows and heifers while veal calves and bulls hold. Stocker and feeder prices rise early then pull back on late hog trading. Taher2 noted a 20 25 cent drop from Monday.
Chicago cash close reports wheat No 2 northern at 1.10 to 1.13, No 3 white oats 33.5 to 34.5, white corn 53.5 to 54, yellow corn 53.25 to 53.75, barley 56.75 to 57.25.
The report lists prices for various grains including No. 1 wheat at 1.00, No. 2 at 0.98, flax at 2.40, oats at 0.02, corn at 0.02, and barley at 0.58, alongside assorted quality notes such as velvet chaff.
Minneapolis cash close lists wheat No. 2 northern at 1.0718 to 1.0904 per bushel, No. 3 white oats at 38 1-8 to 32 5-8, yellow corn at 61 1-2, and barley at 61 71.
Minneapolis wheat and corn notes show a narrow price range with Dec futures around 1.10 to 1.15 dollars. Cash wheat sold under to over Dec, with rising stocks and strong flax. barley closed firm with limited supplies. Cargill Commission Co. reports and market odds point to continued demand.
Charles Barrett aged 58 was killed at midnight near the home of his divorced wife in Oskaloosa Iowa. He ran from the house and a shot struck him in the back as he lay in the road. Family members reportedly unaware of his presence. public opinion implicates relatives.
Mitchell prepares for the annual corn palace with twelve counties applying for space cải and prize money totaling 150 100 and 75 dollars for top exhibits. James J Hill will speak alongside Pat Conway’s 45 piece band and other acts as rail routes boost crowds.
William Masters seven year old son of Thomas Masters of Parkston died in hospital after anesthesia during an operation. Doctors Bower and King supervised the procedure begun Tuesday at 9. Coroner Justice Drake presided an inquest. The jury found heart failure caused the death and praised the attending physicians and nurses for their efforts. Mr Masters expressed no blame and supported the medical team.
A petition with 168 names won approval from Governor Vessey to form Dewey County. An election is set for November 8 with polling at Isabel, Timber Lake, and White Horse. The move highlights South Dakota’s stalled county divisions and signals boosters will push the new county seat debates amid regional railroad town plans.
Justice Drake bound John M. Tipton over to await the circuit court action with bond set at 200 dollars. He found Tipton guilty of furnishing liquor to a person habitually intoxicated, noting a wider local issue among drinking men and possible more docketed cases at the next circuit term.
A prominent German-American couple, Gottlieb Klandt and Ida Sieler, were married in Tripp in a ceremony held at the public school building to accommodate friends and relatives. The groom, longtime Tripp resident and assistant cashier at the Tripp State Bank, and the bride, who came to Tripp in infancy, had a courtship of eight to ten years. After the ceremony, some of the groom's friends violently abducted him and returned him to his bride in a disfigured condition.
Chris Hanson a Vienna hardware merchant was found dead beneath his auto eight miles southwest of Watertown after his car rolled down a steep hill and overturned killing him instantly. He had been in Watertown Saturday afternoon. Tracks indicate brake failure as the vehicle sped back down and overturned at the bottom.
J. A. Swensen of Watertown Wisconsin credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with saving his leg after ten years of eczema that fifteen doctors could not cure. He reports the salve cured him sound and well.
Salt Lake City reports that after years of court fights Mrs. Anna A. Bradley receives 12500 dollars for her two children following the 1906 shooting of former Senator Brown in Washington. The settlement closes the Bradley Brown contest.
A woman described as the common law wife contends with a man over his will. The dispute has moved through the courts as the case proceeds, highlighting tensions surrounding inheritance and testamentary validity.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as matchless regulators for restoring health. It claims the pills supply indomitable will and tremendous energy by correcting stomach liver kidneys and bowels disorders. Sold for 25c at Dieh and Brown.
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