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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-15
w. ThurteII
The oPToMETR!sT

has returned to Calumet and will be
Glad TO welcome his friends and pa
irons. Office hours to 8 and to 8
o. m. In coppo block, Sixth street, OPP
posits vertin Bros. Eyes tested and
glasses made to re. Satisfaction guar
snsese. Phone 176 LIZ for private
caIla
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"Y0U CAN FOOL SOME OF THE PEOPLE
SOME OF THE TIME BUT YOU CAN'T FOOL
ALL OF THE PEOPLE ALL OF THE TIME"

When you will look close at the pic
lures that are enlarged by so-ealIed
artists in this town you will see that II
is only a print Of your photo and just
touched up with erayons and IL will
fade away in time, and we invite you
to call at our store and inspect our
work. You will then see the differ
enee. A child can oven tell at the
first glance. Why not get the best
work when you do want a picture en-
iarsed7 You can do so by bringing
your photos to our store. Perfect sat
isfaction guaranteed and IL will save
you worry and money. Our line Of
picture frames and mouldinss is a
large collection. We can suit you in
any framing you want done. II will
pay you TO s.c - for wedding gifts,
etc. Drop US a line or call US up y
you can't call.
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LuomA FUNERAL TODAY.

Burial Of Mohawk Man Who Died
From injuries Received.
The funeral OF Frank Luoma' W"o
died from having his leg cut OF BY be-
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Arranged in a straight line, the
railroad tracks of the world would
reach to the moon and back again.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28
GARFIELD QUITS
FIGHT N OHIO;
REGULARS RULE
His Name Will Not Be
Presented to the
Convention
A TAFT PLATFORM
TAFT PLATFORM
5 Passed, Urging His Re-
nomination for President
i'm 1912.
BOSS COX NAMES
THE CANDIDATE.

.r l11kL Ok1N l1Iky<A lxS 81
Columbus, ohio.-The u
premacy of Boss Cox Of Gin
cinnati in republican affairs
in Ohio and in the state con-
vention held here today, was
shown today when Warren G.
Harding. editor Of the Marion
Star, a Foraker republican
and Cox's candidate for gov
ernor, was nominated for that
Office. The vote was, Harding
TAG; Brown, 1870; Longworth
1876; and Garfield, s.. Lieuten-
ant-governor Treadway was re
nominated by reclamation.
=
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28
DOUBTS STORY THAT
CR|PPEN IS TAKEN
SCOTLAND YARD WON'T CON.
FIRM NEWSPAPER ACCOUNT
OF ARREST OF WIFE
BUTCHER.


London, Notwithstanding Yard
today vas out of wireless touch with
the boat on which it is believed DR..
Hawley H. Crippen and his stenog-
rapher, Miss Leneve. are fleeing to
Canada, and they therefore doubt the
authenticity Of the story published
here by the London Express this
morning, that the pair we're arrest
ed in mid-ocean by the captain Of
the Pacific liner, Montrose, and that
Miss Leneve confessed.
The newspaper account stated that
the pair was booked as John Robin
son and John Robinson, r., and that
the elder gave their ages as 50 and
II. On Friday, it is stated. the couple
were overheard discussing their es-
cape and the captain communicated
with Scotland Yard and decided to
arrest the two. The elder man was
charged with giving an assumed name
and travelling with a girl disguised
as a boy and the account states they
were confined in separate cabins.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28
SALE
IN

Washington, d. C.-The Secretary
of the Interior has ordered the auc-
ton sale Of five townsites in the
Cheyenne River and Standing ROCK
Indian reservations. The lots in
the Townsite Of Timber Lake will be
sold at Timber Lake on August 18th,
and those in Dupree will be sold at
Aberdeen on August 22nd. Both these
towns are on the Milwaukee railroad.
The other three townsites will be
sold at Lennon, South Dakota, be-
ginning August 20. The purchase
price is to be paid In three annual in
|staliments. and any person may buy
as many lots as he chooses.
The first 5000 persons TO whom
numbers were assigned at the reg
istration last fall have been given
opportunity to make entry. and about
100000 acres remain for entry by
persons holding the higher numbers,
who will begin their filings on Sep
TENDER 1.
All the lands which are not entered
by the persons holding numbers will
be subject to entry on and after
November 1 by any person who ID
qualified to make . homestead entry.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28
NEWS FROM PROSPER

Prosper.-The farmers of this vi
cinity are wearing a broad smile
since the rain. Z
W. A. Darling was seen in these
parts last week.
Everett Dabler attended the ice
cream social at the Ethan hall last
Friday evening.
Florence Anderson, Amanda Goe-
burg. Carl Rosenquist and Ralph
Goeburg delegates to the Ep-
worth League convention last week
which was held near Valley Springs.
They report it to be very successful
Mr.. and Mrs. John ochletree spent
Sunday at B. r. Wittstruck's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Brown spent
Sunday at the home of Chas. Dabler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rooney were
visiting relatives in Ethan last week
! Miss Minnie Wittstruck is spend.
ing a few days with her sister, Mrs
r. Radenmacher Of Clayton.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28

saEENEEEAH-H rSNANs-E-Ht
bryan declared that ne learned on
his return from South America OF .
plan to bAtray Nebraska into the
hands of the liquor interests. He said
that the election of United States
senator's and state OFFICIALS was a
part Of the conspiracy and that he
felt called upon TO prevent a political
burglary Of the state.
The republican party and the
populist party of the state have
adopted county option, if you do not
adopt 1t, it becomes al issue. Your
speakers say the tide is turning to-
ward democracy in national issues,
then make your fight on them, not in
defense of.the liquor traffic"
The Bryan substitute was beaten
by a vote of 647 to 1913. The Flehart
substitute was also beaten. The ma
jority report on the liquor plank and
the platform was then adopted unani-
mously, the convention adjourning at
1:45 O'Clock this morning.
The platform raps the Payne tariff
law, commends the democratic oppo-
sition to the ship subsidy, endorses
the last National democratic platform
and the present state administration.
1t further says:
I'VE condemn the president for re-
tanning in his cabinet a close friend
and former attorney for a powerful
and un%scruplous syndicate, caught in
the act OF p~lundering."
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28
NEWS FROM LISBON

Lisbon.-Geo. Miller has been
sick and is better at this writing.
Miss Alice Styles and lady friend
visited Miss Halle and Florence
Miller Sunday.
John Showalters was seen on our
streets Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Cropsey is on the sick
list at this writing.
Mrs. o. M. Damuth, who visited
her brother, T. L. Wheeler and fam
lily last week, returned to Letcher
Friday and will visit there a few
days and leave for her home in Iowa.
A. w. Gaines of Mitchell, and
daughter from Chamberlain visited.
at Mr.. Cropsey's. Friday.
o. j. Means spent Sunday in
Stickney.
Jerome showalter was calling at
g. g. Wheeler's Sunday evening.
Charlie Berason had a fine stack
of tame hay struck by lightning and
burnt to the ground Monday morn
ing.
Floyd jerks lost a fine horse the
other day. The cause was not known.
Grant Butterield is working for.
Mr.. Strand through harvest.
Miss Annie Miller was a pleasant
caller in Lisbon Monday.
Victor Moquist and wife visited
relatives and friends Sunday.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28

TO RANKS TO STUDY

Watertown. s. D.-Fifty officers Of
the South Dakota National Guard this
week are reduced to the ranks. A
provisional company has been or
ganized at the officers school now in
session at Camp Roosevelt, every
private in which Is entitled to should
er straps when on regular service.
Captain Beckwith has been chosen
the commanding officer. Regularly he
Is q major. He was regimental. adju-
tant Of the First South Dakota in the
philippines and has been In the milf
tary service Of the state for over Is
years past.
Colonel A. 8. Frost In charge Of the
school. has ordered . regular routine
Of camp duty for the day. The ofi-
GERS are compelled to do all work
that usually falls to the lot Of the
men, but they : working indus
itriously, even enthusiastically.
Captain McNenny, of sturgis. deliv-
cred . lecture on equipment and the
care Of rifles and Major Bentley. Of
hot Springs. end Captain O'Bryan. Of
Watertown, regimental surgeons. I'm
structed the school in camp santa
ton.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28
No. 2, northern 1922 Q 31.23%;
No. 3, white oats, 42A Q 4Skc: vel
low corn, GO @ S3hc; barley IS o
Csc.
FOR
A~DULTERATED OIL

Vermillion, S. DIR. A. N. Geek
pure food and drug commissioner,
has just received word that Mr.. Fred
Preszler of Eureka, s.. D. has been
fined $50 and costs in justice court
for selling Holland Linseed Oil. The<
oil was collected and analysed by the
food and drug department and found
to be highly adulterated, and the
commissioner recommended to Theo.
Geidt, states attorney for MePher-
son county, that Mr.. Preszler be
prosecuted. Other prosecutions Of
parties selling ~adulterated linseel oil
as we'll as rotten eggs are expected to
follow O
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28

to their lowest record OF the year.
In the absence Of any SPECIFIC cause
for the slump. the only explanation
lies in the belief that directors OF
opinion in the financial world agreed
that the situation and outlook requir-
ed a drastic purging process, and it
was entered upon without ceremony
or warning, beyond the slow accumu-
lation Of evidence of the necessity for
retrenchment.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28
SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK.

Sioux City, Ia.-Cattle receipts
were 400 on a steady market; hogs
received were 5000 with a majority
selling 10c. lower. Top of the mark
ct was touched at $3.50; bulk was
between $8.15 and $3.50.
Under lighter marketing of fat and
killing cattle on Tuesday there was a
slightly better demand than govern
ed on Monday but prices showed but
little change the decline of the open
ing day OF the week ruling. Average
run Of killing stock is from 10 q 15c
lower twin the commoner grades of
grassers, that are carrying but little
beef, showing a loss Of Is a zoe.
Beeves 81. SO q $7.75, range beef
steers $500 q $500, butcher stock
$500 q $500, grass cows and heif-
ers $500 q $4.25, Gamers and thin
cows $2.35 @ $500, veal calves
$500 q $500 and bulls and stays
$500 q $500.
In stockers and feeders the supply
and demand are do~vetailing we'll to-
| gether and the market compares
favorably with that OF late last week.
There seems to be quite a good de-
mand for feeding stock, especially the
strong weight feeders Of good quar-
lty. and indications are that dealers
will be sold down fairly close by the
end of the week. While steers have
held steady feeding cows and stock
heifers show a loss OF is q Csc for
the week.
With a small run and liberal ship
ping orders in the hog trade the loss
Of 15c recorded on Monday was re-
gained. The demand was strong
from all sources with light and ligh,
mixed stock being favored.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28
Notice of chattel Mortgage sa.e.

Whereas, Heyer & Kempel. mort
gagors, Of the county Of Dayisea,
South Dakota, on the 31st aay Of
July, 1909, made their chattel nert-
gage to the Mitchell National bank Of
Dawson county, South Dakota. merit
gagee, dated July 31st. 1903 70 se-
cure the sum of Two Hundred Fifty
Dollars ($250) one note dated July
31st, 1909, due November LIST, 1859.
$125, and one note dated July e1st,
1909, due January 31st, 1910, $1&S,
said mortgage being filed in the sf-
fee of the Register of Deeds Of Davi-
son county, South Dakota IN seDteM-
Der II. 1909, and default being made
in the conditions named in said mort
gage in that the mortgagors failed to
pay said notes when due, and tkore
is at the date of this notice due the
said mortgage from the said mort
gagors the sum of Two Hundred FIJI
teen Dollars N215) principal and in
%terest,
Now therefore, notice is hereby givR
en- that by virtue Of said mortgage
and by order Of The Mitchell National
Bank, the owner thereof, I will sell
for cash the following described
chattles, described in and m~ortgaged
by the said mortgagors, at the corner
of Second Avenue and Main street IN
the city of Mitchell, county OF Dav-
ison, state of South Dakota at the
hour Of two O'Clock p. m. on Saturday,
the 9Th day Of August, 1910.
1 roll wrapping paper, IA pieces
WOODEN goods. 3 pieces trimming. 1
gas stove, 1 coal stove. / Office chair,
/ roll top desk, 2 arm chairs, 4 small
chairs. 1 cabinet, / Wheeler Z WI
son sewing machine. 1 Singer sowing
machine, 2 press horses. 2 cheese
boards. / seamer, 4 tables, 1 counter,
/ mirror. 40 boxes buttons. 1 baton
machine, 1 lamp.
Dated at Mitchell, South Dakota,
July 26th, 1910.
The Mitchell National Bank.
1ortngas.
Herbert 3. Hitchcock.
Attorney for Mortgage.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28
WALL STREET LETS
STOCKS TUMBLE

New York.-While powerful bank
ing and financial interests stood by
and offered no support. stocks tumbl-
ed sensatfonally on the New York 4
change yesterday. Although there was
rally during the fnal hour, the
close was weak and unsettled. Sales
totalled 1.279.33s shares. and only
thirty-six issues Of 146 In which
trades were recorded failed to break
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28
FEED CONDITIONS
AFFECT CATTLE PRICES
DRY PAsTURAGE AND LITTLE
FEED FLOODING MARKETS,
CAUSING SLIGHT DROP
IN VALUES.

Union Stock Yards, Chicago.-Cat-
tie received today was $4,000 with a
resulting 10 to 15c. drop in price;
$4,000 sheep were received but a
good demand kept the market steady.
Hogs ran strong with receipts
amounting to 10000 head. Septem-
Der pork sold for 1925.
National Live Stock Com. Co.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28
n r MARKET.

Mitchell.-wheat. No. 2, $1.os;
No. 3, $1.06; velvet char. CSC; No
2. SIC; fax, 1925; oats, SIC; corn,
48c; barley, 45c.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28
OHICAao GRAIN.

Chicago.-Cash Close: Wheat No.
2, northern. SILT q $1.22; No. 3
white oats 1914 q 41c; white corn.
s6h q &c; yellow corn, so q
e2hc; barley so O zoe.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28
LETCHER ITEMS

Saturday Chas. Albert left for a
trip to the Black Hills.
John Wilds of Mitchell was in
Letcher a few days last week.
Monday visitors to Mitchell were
Mrs. W. WEIGH, Mrs. Krause, Mrs. j..
G. and Mrs. Chas. Elite. (
j. K. Burg and family and Mrs.
Richards visited relatives at Lane on
Sunday.
Ralph Doyle of Mitchell, is assist
ing in the Citizens Bank.
Gerhart Christopher shelled 1000
bushels of corn for Guy W. Crawford
this week.
Miss Edith McKeene, Mrs. Krause,
Miss Maud and Miss Clara spent Sun
day at Ruskin park.
Mrs. j. L. Davis and Mrs. Ralph
Weston went to Mitchell today.
Mrs. A. G. johnson returned after
an extended visit at Hartley, Iowa.
The Travel Circle will meet with
Mrs. Pence, July %.
George Chandler and wife of Mt.
Aver, Iowa came home for a visit
with his aunt, Mrs. Henry Hopkins.
Mrs. c. E. soper and daughter of
Fort Dodge, Iowa, came to visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Willis.
Mrs. Dan Hoy came up from Mitch
ell, for a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Mrs. j.. Leamy.
Rev. R. B. Tibetts left Monday for
Fort Dodge, Iowa, for a visit with
his sister, Mrs. M. Larghton.
Little Eddie, the S-year-old son OF
Frank Worder, fell off a load of corr
and the wheel crushed his leg above
the ankle. He is doing as we'll as pos
sible at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer and children of
Perry, Iowa, are visiting at Mr.. Chas.
Dyers home.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28

ant-governor Treadway was re =
= nominated by reclamation. =
Columbus, Ohio.-The standpate-
tiers or Irregular" republicans, will
have their own way throughout the
republican state convention.
Not only is Taft indorsed, but his
name is proposed for reelection.
Former Secretary of the Interior
Garfield, who was expected to make
a fight for the adoption Of an Gin
surgent" platform, surrendered COM
ipletely. The "insurgents" were amaz-
ed, but not a single vote was cast
against the regulars" in the con-
vention.
Garfeld's name will not ven be
presented to the convention as q can
didate for the nomination for COVER
nor.
Senator Dick began at eleven
o'clock reading the state platform.
This is what the platform does:
What Platform Says.
Endorses President Taft's admin
istration and proposes his name for
denomination in 1912.
Endorses the record of the Ohio
delegation in congress and praises the
Payne-Aldrich tariff law.
Emphasizes as Of high Importance
the creation Of the so-called tarih
commission under the present admin
istration.
Declares for the enactment OF a
ship subsidy bill, the building of big
ger navy and the improvement OF
rivers and harbors.
Urges further amendment Of the
antitrust laws to enable quicker
adjudication Of suits under them.
Endorses the policy Of conserva-
ton.
Favors further generous pensions
to soldiers.
Approves the regulation Of public
utilities, the building Of good roads,
additional laws for the protection OF
men. women and children and also
labor.
Declares that the people should
have the right to vote directly upor
the granting Of franchises.
Favors publicity OF campaign ex'
penditures.
Urges the ratification of the in,
come tax amendment to the fedora
constitution.
Declares for the individual pun.
ishment Of corporation officials VIC
lating the law.
Suggests a constitutional conven
ton.
The platform as read by Senate
Dick was adopted by the convention
without the sign Of a fight by tn,
"progressive'' forces. A final confer
ence Of the progressive" leader
took place In the street before TIL
convention opened, but it ended Il
nothing but hard words and anger
mo minority report Of resolutions wa
Offered to the committee. Garfield
friends are dumbfounded at the fail
ure Of some OF the progressive" lead
ers to fight for the cause and at Gar
fields complete surrender.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-12-29
IRA cnfeI Cams RsrfIeit.

Tisns Snisl Sams poitpGien al
ale RrGfter forissis at hinore 5oll
ira at ipiIe / 2otterist. bripsr BET felu
en- 6Orrstuina. Tom enc % al,ns Ton
bsiiaa. ioroi ben appsllerer til ben
be fIslis Wsnnt'isr lbosnos 9rana til al
iiaiie Ii9 nosst for intst. Den Aui.
tion. iom poiipeisnst afboloer bperI
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letter office" bsisses al en- Wanso.
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binanosn for at faa .Sirinst meo bel
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naar Paiisn aabnss. at Snotolott sr
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liss Slass 9ins iGlsss. b'oGrpet
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bsors 9pits nGiis Sang. t9nier ben
minbrs bsbaselis Ourrraiieos aisbsr,
bUorpaa Suosns ialoer Stag SIaa.
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@eooeS peD NieIp af Era ao'
los 9eieeraf.

sllaiias lanse 2pf llsssr osn gan
lie gintsr iaasOotiom | Wsris. ioroi
Rssieriussn snonu lite bar funoet bet
paairepst at bsiiptis Siibsiartsn /
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panbs. 9srfor sr osiaa 9iiien Opsr
be 6artslsr. iom saar unosr slisr IL.
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fiibst .Slpmp,a" al Stormsn blso
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men mso Wunbiiabst, "a Wanb, /
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auilaass til $3.50. 900 fulohanoist
gras. os 9aoninssn, p9rot ESQ, 900,
iiaar beler lite II; at rsooe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-12-29

Gable. @is.. 20os Sec. - g!ari
Burnett. en- GARNER boiat mar Sable.
bapbs ct par pairs Ssiis, iom ban
bacbs ablet op. gn AZ benz br9iiso,
Soosn % maatte iipbes. Sens Ram.
merat imasts lille 5oou fra ben Dag.
5 ire Tiger forissts Burnett paa al.
Slass Waaosr at fOors ben. men for.
siepss. Saa Hap ban Seitsn uo paa
Sapnesanssn. Den bar iiie for tons
met uo af Staloen. for ben iatts pau
Sprans til bet Stso. bpor osns 2am-
merai loo neoarapet, en- 5jeroeoels
Nil fra Quiet, os falot oso ON. Sei
pias fig. at en- SlOoaars NOR 6iertsi
bar iprunsst.
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lebsttsr. luoer Ben os aubre 2sn
ninssr ianot mon belle 6lsiiefibsr,
ip9rs 8isofpiisr. ribbebe Spns %
2aliuner Suiiupis. % Siinisr.
iOm lille par rsrt ensans. Alt par af
fsriis auaiitst Oa fismpist msb Rssis.
rinsens ajsoiOntrOlmerie. Yaa gsisn
til YOlitiiiatiOnsn fOrisst. Rutssuheiu
at unosriisbe en- al Sstisntsns. mso
ben 6sIss. OF ban nu filaift til Up.
osriei fra be 5attlss % Sielpelsis
Osiua maa iuare for Seiiiiislis.
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