Council Plans to Lease Meters and Weighs City Deals
Mitchell South Dakota news item details city council actions including plans to lease water meters from the state, bids and finances, street improvements, condemned sidewalks, and proposed electric light franchises. It notes discussions on a fire wagon purchase, park usage, and city hall operations, with personnel changes and budget items. The article lists council meetings, committee referrals, and ordinance developments impacting utilities and street work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainstreet
Fifth Avenue
Rowley Street
First Avenue
Planner.Co
J. L. Hannett
C. E. Vermilyea
Cemetery Association
Ladies’.Cemetery Association
Graceland Cemetery
Duncan
Newburys
Third Avenue East
John Absher
Wagner
Abber
Absher
Mitchell Gas Co
Ahsher
Mitchell
M. Keith
Police
Y.recert
Walter Newman
J. Ge ‘Markham
Auditoreym d Ees
L. Tremaine
Edla Laurson
J. i Nelson
Engi
Mitchell Gas, Co
Tau Na
M. Lovinger
S. S. Sharp
M. Kortz
Thos
Wheeler
Sam Mauer
Paul Stowell
Jay McLain
Sam
City Wally
Kvubas
Commercial & Savings . Bank
John’ ‘Spry
Nelson
Rioatine Ees Coal
J. F. Cattrell
National ‘Meter’ Co
Rasmussen
M. Marsden
J. B. Doty
Wm.Nelson
Bineer
Jejers
W. S. McGrath
Teleweks
Herbert
J. Nelson
Keehler
Lehman
Onde
Schlimgen
Chas
Avery
A. Scheurenbrand
G. W. Austin
Fullerton Lumber Co
W. A. Branch
Hee
Il. E. Stair
Mitchell Printing Co
A. J. King&Co
Crane & Co
Ss. G. Boyce
Wells
Fire Department
Obenchain-Moyer
Quenchain-Moyer Co
Social functions and April Fool surprises at Mrs Miller's party
Mrs D B Miller entertained about forty ladies at her Sixth Avenue East home for a five o'clock tea, with early spring flowers and fig shaped mock treats containing souvenirs. The Twentieth Century Club joined in with readings and sketches while Mrs Hitchcock and Mrs Nichols provided music. April 1 humor threaded through the refreshment and entertainment, creating a lively social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth ‘Avenue
MiNer
G.L.’ Branson
Gee
A. Silsby
H. M. Clark
Twentieth Century Club
Silsby
H. E. Hitchcedth
William J Bryan and the Democratic Party Debate
The Cincinnati Enquirer questions if William J Bryan can lead democracy again while urging reform. It asks whether his stance on state rights tariffs and government regulation fits the party and whether Bryan’s views may usher in radical changes or a split next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
William'j.' Bryan
Bryan
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Farmer
The
Farmers’ Tribune
Sioux City, Iowa
Ccebt
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
John Thompson
University of Minnesota
N. G. McMillan
United States
F. Curtiss
Iowa Agricultural College
H. R. Smith
Nebraska Agricultural College
J. W. Wilson
South Dakota Agricultural Duirg
T. L. Haecker
Advanca
Daily Republican
Farmers’ Trbune
Mitchell Capital
St. Paul Pioneert Press
Maher &Grosh
Maher & Sgrosh
Maher & Grosh
Daily
Pioneer Press
Daily Pioneer Press
St. Paul Pioneer Press
St.Paul
Minn
Ny Council
New. A. W.ie
Bishop Hare
Bronx Falls
Hell
Dell
Rapids Tribune
Butte
Montana
Brarson
Curtis
Kings
Wallace
Reeves
Burns
Sanborn Street
Branson
Omaha Railroad
Ole ,Kjelmyr
C. W. Johnster
Log Rollers’ Association
Réenia
South Dakota Traveling Meds’ Association
McDonald
Kibbee
Finance Committee
Salvation Army
Chicago, Milwaukee
Aurora Street
Milwaukee
City ‘Fire Department
M. ‘Marsden
M. M. McDonald
D. B
Miller
Club
HOME
Quayie
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Home and Newspaper OF the West
Iter
Hekan
OCEAN
Prairie Farmer
McCall’s Magazine
Best
McCall Pattern