Mitchell City Moves to Hold April Election and Liquor Vote
City Council approves early April municipal election on the 18th to elect four aldermen and decide if intoxicating liquors should be sold at retail. Officers appointed for four wards and judges named. Also plans to reduce city indebtedness with $4,500 bond calls and transfer $4,300 to sinking fund.
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Fullerton
Smith
Koch
Potter
Indra
McLaughlin
Beckwith
Grace
Burnside
C. E. Hager
Olhore
Neilsen
Abbey
Kibbee
B. J. Barker
H. C. Tapp
N. J. Nielsen
J. K. Smith
Jobe Reierson
Salee Ee
L. Beckwith
C.H. Gordinier
John Rovb
Vu Standard Ou Co
T. M. Wallace
W. Abbey
Justice Feew
Electric Light Co
Mitchell Printing Co
J. W. Clark
Aaron Lindahl
F. J. West
Repairs
United States Express Co
Salen
Epee
Teen Robinson & Carey
J.J. Schlimgen
Bepry Swindler
Board Prison
Spangler
Ani
City of
Mitchell
Board of Education
Main Street
City of Mitchell
Main
First
Railroad
J. H. Simpson
J. J. McDougall
J. C. Kelso
First Streets
W.H. Bloss
I. Kintigh
Eugene Foley
Hook and Ladder Co
J. L. Davenport
Francis Maguire
E. Spangler
James McKinley
L. W. Lewis
A. B. Seaton
M. H. Rowley
Attest
Thos
J. K. Smrru
County Awards Bridge Contract on James River Line
County commissioners adjourn after a quarterly session awarding a steel bridge contract across the James River between Mitchell and Perrytownships. Fred Bjordstrup offered the lowest bid of 2566 dollars with 216 dollars for materials, beating outside firms. They also planned paying 2000 dollars of county bonds and scheduled another meeting with assessors on Saturday, April 29.
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James River
Mitchell
Perry
Fred Bjordstrup
Enclosed Coursing Meet Proposed for Mitchell
A May enclosed coursing meet may be held at Mitchell with G. Nichols promoting the event. He has drawn strong support from greyhound owners across Minnesota and hopes to stage two days per week in May at the old fair grounds with the course fully visible to spectators. Also noted are diphtheria cases near Emsley, Lisbon township, prompting strict quarantine to prevent spread.
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Mitchell
G. Nichols
Nichols
Minneapolis
Springfield
Richland
Minnesota
South Dakota
Old Fair Grounds
B. A. Bobb
Emsley
Lisbon Township
D. S. Teneyck
Mitchell University at State YMCA Convention Report
Mitchell University and all three institutions will attend the state convention of the college YMCA with fusion described as the program. Easter Sunday services across churches were hampered by steady snow, but St Marys, Methodist, and Holy Family churches held elaborate programs with choirs, solos, and missionary offerings.
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St. Mary’s Church
Miss Bras
Miss Kintigh
Mr. Boyles
Hutchins
Taylor
Mr. Babcock
Methodist Episcopal Church
Stevens
Holy Family Church
Goodykoontz
Miss Koch
H.P. Beckwith
Father Shea
College Y M C A Delegates At Huron Convention
Students from Dakota University attended the state Y M C A convention in Huron last Friday with nineteen delegates. Vermillion Brookings Yankton Redfield and Mitchell sent representatives. Huron had strong turnout. Officers elected include C C Colwell president and John Hatten vice president, with E T Colton continuing as traveling secretary after a year of activity across colleges.
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Dakota University
Huron
Y.M.C. A
Messrs
Colton
Whittaker
Hauser
Ray Carhart
Williams
Bailey
Maxon
Walter Carhart
Gregory
Cathout
Shuster
Cory
Mallory
Paulson
Kingsbury
Shepherd
Robinson
Bennett
Harris
Vermillion College
Yankton
Brookings
Redfield
Mitchell
H. W. Rose
Ann Arbor University
Mich
C. C. Colwell
Vermillion
John Hatten
R. P. Loomis
J. T. Morrow
E. T. Colton
Fusion parties plan Mitchell judicial convention in September
Democracy, populism and free silver republicanism unite for a Mitchell gathering to nominate three supreme court judges. Executive committees of each party met at Huron to fix September 14 as the convention date and place, with about 30 members present and many proxies. Hon. P. F. Wickham and Railroad Commissioner Lafollette toured through the city on their way home to Alexandria and Chamberlain. The event promises a large delegate turnout amid other local activity, including a G A R camp fire with remarks by I D Powers and Dr Disbrow and a singing by Mrs. G R Owen followed by refreshments.
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Mitchell
Huron
L. E. Whitcher
Committee On Vote
Supreme Court
P. F. Wickham
Lafollette
Alexandria
Chamberlain
Whiteisor
Omaha Road
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Chicago
S. H. Scallin
Ed Brilliantine
Fred Biardstrop
Johnson
C. E. Vermillyer
Asa Dodds, Mitchell, S. D
Commercial Savings Bank
Mitchell, South Dakota
Geo H. Rew
H.R. Kibbee
J.T. Morrow
Becker
Jacob Becker
Mitchell University
Fusion
Jesus
W. A. Barber
Gounod
A.c.stevens
Risen
Department of Junior League
Ethel Huyck
The
Little Missionaries
Girls Quartett
Jessie Litcey
Little Folke
St. Bernard Commandery
Asylum
Misses Goodykoontz
Litsey
Peaerson
Boyles
Emerson Barnum
B. P. Danks Deus Msereatur
Lovett Chriat
Schnecker
Tannhauser
Wagner
J. H. Babcock
Knights Templar
College Y. M. C. A
I. D. Powers
Dr. Disbrow