Gale's and local notices blend in spring town column
A collage of ads and notices references Gale's wallpaper and paint supplies, schoolbooks, and a new wall map for North and South Dakota. It mentions repairs at Security bank, a Santa Ana Blade venture, church materials, and spring activities. Local updates cover road and vault work, prairie fire relief, a trial in Huron, and post office uncalled letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
North
South Dakota
Gale
Security Bank
Santa Ana Blade
Waterhouse
California
Joe Tillotson
Blue Island Congregational Church
J. R. Reitzel
Chance of Time Through Chair Cars to Kansas City
The Minneapolis and St. Louis railway Albert Lee Route began through chair car service on March 17, 1889, between St Paul Minneapolis and Kansas City. Daily trains depart St Paul at 9 10 a m except Sundays and Minneapolis at 9 30 a m. Cars feature mahogany cherry oak interiors with matching curtains and carpets. For maps rates and time cards contact a local railroad agent or S F Boyp G J P A Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
America
S. F. Boyp
Crop Bulletin From Dakota Weather Service 1889
The Dakota weather service reports rainfall well below average for the week ending April 6 1889. Soil must settle and sprout seed, seeding slowed awaiting rain, high winds on the first three days uncovered much seeded land, re seeding likely. North Dakota reports local snow and rain with seeding behind South Dakota. Temperature and sunshine near average. overall conditions unfavorable to sown grain and early seed completion. Sam W Glenn agent signal corps director Dakota weather service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Weather Service
United States Signal Service
Huron
Dak
North Dakota
South Dakota
New Church project planned for Armour
Armour Chronicle reports Catholics in Armour and nearby areas have organized a substantial frame church to be built immediately. The 24 by 40 foot main building will add a 12 by 16 foot room, with materials soon placed and rock foundation work starting. Rev Father Sheehan of Mitchell leads the effort with Dan O Hearn and George Breitbach assisting, under instruction from Bishop Marty to push the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Chronicle
Father Sheehan
Mitchell
Marty
Dan O’hearn
George Breitbach
Whiting Returns From California Orange Boom
A. J. Whiting came back from San Bernardino California and his visit to the REPUBLICAN ends with a division of spoils. The paper muses on California as a big place and pities those who spent fortunes buying orange groves at high prices hoping to grow rich raising oranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Whiting
San B Bernardino
California
The Levy Concert Delights A Large City Audience
A moving Levy company performance drew one of the finest city audiences at the rink Saturday evening. Mme Levy's remarkable compass and powerful upper range impressed deeply, while Milo McNeill the contralto delivered beautifully expressive, enthusiastic singing. Both leading artists exhibited strong stage presence. The ensemble of gentlemen performers completed a vibrant program with frequent encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy Company
Rink
Mme. Levy
Milo, McNeill
Renowned cornetist charms Mt. Vernon audience
A concert by the world famous cornetist drew universal acclaim as the performer elicited a spellbound response with “The Swanee River” encore. The Mt. Vernon fire letter defends residents against unfair blame and praises Mitchell help, noting firebreaks were in place and neighbors aided bravely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy
Ilis
Swanee River
Land Office Bulletin Lists Successful Parties and Patents
Washington correspondent reports capitalized names indicate successful parties in land cases. It lists several pairs including Burns vs Shebley and Hoton vs United States, plus numerous patent numbers. The Hadley Bros. of Root farm north of town lost 1400 dollars of machinery grain and furniture in a prairie fire a week ago and received a full satisfaction check from Farmers' National Bank of Pankinton. A B Hager is the local agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniel Burns
Edward IU
Shepley
David V. Brubaker
Alverdo Hoton
Otis Miller
United States
Chas. Allers
Dennis Phelan
H. H. Ray
Roger UC. Sullivan
Niles Fraudsen
Roger C. SuLlIvan
Chas
H. Gaydell
Wilbur Chase
Erick Erickson
Augustus H. Fraw
Frank KR. Rowlee
Fred F Frances
W. A. Porter
J. Stearns
Vincent Buchtel
Alven Y. N. Vandoren
James Pollard
Charles Lewis
Moses Farron
Gilman Sievens
Hadley Bros
Farmers’ National
Pankinton
A. B Hager
Baseball Players urged to rejoin organization
It is suggested that all baseball players who desire to re-enter the organization of last season should leave their names and a half dollar with treasurer Davy at the Western Union office. When a sufficient membership is assured the organization will be perfected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davy
Western Union
Davison County Board Meeting Minutes April 1889
Davison County Regular Session opens April 1 1889 with five members present. Bills approved include county poor fuel postage and salaries for district attorney and county officers, plus courthouse repairs and clerk salaries. Afternoon session approves courthouse addition bid, sets jailor and janitor wages, and adjourns to Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cook
H. McCormick
Geo. W. Hunter
F. D. Tyler
H. B. Anderson
Stanchfield
Chandise County
Weller
Fullerton Lumber Co
Mitchell Printing Co
R Vanderbogart
Chas Ward
Ranohonbeoese O McEwan
Rierson Bros
Joseph Koch
Roe
Barnard_ & Co
Egbert
Fidelow & Chambers
Gtationerya S
Brodstrup
Court House
H Calhoun
Crawford
W &K Norton
Lafe
Joseph Curran
Board and Care County
Davis
Coal County Poor
G Davison
G West
Witness Grand Jury
Indra
Petit Juror
M A Duncan
Care County
S L Tenney
Phebe Beam
Care
Robinson
W. Abbey Jp
H J. Mohr
Philip Lucas
COULL
F B
Angell
Coulge
Jane Angell
Witness Justies Coulge
Daisey Angels
Ongaon
W Sloan
Mong Cooodied
Asdsos Soog
H Helwig
Cowupup
Geo Courtenay
Coute
Moe
Esse
Meehan
A Wells
Justice Court Mercestet Ete Caiine
Chas Fix
Cowl Patserinic
Itis Eic Aleistslereiete
Edwards
C. Irvin
Territory
James Vandall
Ole Tromsland
Care and Board County
W Hunter
Wim Koch
S Dwight
Mary A Baker
Goodykoontz
E.S Johnston
Abbey
I. B. Tracy
JE Bromwell
Bell Hutchinson
Scallin
Bengal & Logan
Randall & Logan
N. W
Township
Range
R. D. Prescott
Davison County
I Spangler
Dott
M D
J W Belcher
Diatarelslelsielelatsiatts Stetetteseies
A. L. Ormsby
Enemy Creek
I Hunter, McCormick and Anderson
Lisbon
Anderson
Cook, Sunter and Taylor
Porterfield
Coart House
S. A. Gillham
Bradstrop and Davison Co
Hunter and McCormick
JR Smith
J R Smith
F. Bjodstrop
Bjodstrop
H McCormick
D Lyler
Ee Cawaitotae Run
Us Tal
Board of County Commissioners of
Davison Co
Dakota
Rt. ‘I
Rowinson
Under the New Charter A City Council Transition
Mayor Mentzer and the outgoing council closed old business and welcomed Mayor-elect Johnston and the new board. Officers appointed include Chief of Police R A Irvine and City Attorney A E Hitchcock. J F Kimball named Auditor. Committees named, 100 dollars authorized to fence and improve the park west of the city. The meeting closed with a note about a geology lecture by Col Boggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentzer
Johnston
Board of City Fathers
Beswick
Collins
King
McDonald
Walrath
Gilbert
Knowles
Clyde
R. A. Irvine
A. W. Mielenz
J. F. Kimball
A. E. Hitchcock
J. W. Heattie
Kimball
Justice Abbey
J. E. Gilbert
W. H. Knowles
Ald. Gilbert
Mitchell Pressed as South Dakota Capital Hope
Capital Pointere notes Castalia Record praising the Mitchell Board of Trade for promoting the town as a rail hub with maps showing rail lines radiating from Mitchell. Harrison Herald adds Mitchell’s strong railroad facilities and access, presenting an ominous front to rivals and expressing a wish to see Mitchell become the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castalia
Mitchell Board of Trade
South Dakota
Harrison Herald
Mitchell
South Dakars
Quiet April wedding tied by common roots
In Mitchell the April 4 ceremony joined Ernest Lessard and Evelyn Wellman at the bride’s parents home with minimal guests. The couple, long residents, plan home life in the north part of town as seedings finish and rain is hoped for. A Lutheran church is to be built as Gottlieb Sperlich and German arrivals settle nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ev. S.J
C. M. & St. Paul Railway
Gottlieb Sperlich
Germany
J. F. Spaulding and
Iare
D. Mabie
Garfield
F. B. King
California
Beall School
Rey, Blakely
Parkston
Rey
Sendricks
Delmont
World Building Lecture Draws Fine Methodist Audience
A fine audience gathered at the Methodist Church Friday evening to hear Rev. Boggs discuss World Building. The talk offered a magnificent description of how the earth and world are formed and connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Boggs
Plankinton Special in Sioux City Journal
A Mt. Vernon fire night tale is debunked as fabrication by Mt. Vernon vandals from Mitchell. The Mitchell youths reportedly aided fire victims, with claims of damage denied and the piece defending their efforts and integrity. Also notes a World’s Week of Prayer for the Sabbath and a Mitchell fire loss claim favoring Western Home Insurance Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Mt. Vernon Gazette
Sioux City Journal
Plankinton
Vermillion Special
H. E. Kratz
Ohio
Dakota
Bob Irvine
John Flaherty
Huron
Flaherty
Hattie Wilson
Mitchell
Gilbert
Harrison Globe
Grand View
Omaha Rh. R
A. L. Bell
Mt. Vernon
Sioux Falls
Mitchell Boys
Western Home Insurance Company
Sioux City
Laws
W. H. Helwig
F.C. Griffith
MO. O. Porterfield
Mitchell, Dakota
The Cattle Herd of Geo L Stratton Near Mitchell
Geo L Stratton advertises the Robert Scott herd grounds four miles northeast of Mitchell on the Jim river enlarged by one third. The corral will sit on the Georgian Larsen claim with three salt tubs and two eighteen foot water tanks. He will start May first and run through October fifth offering grazing and sightseers a view of the herd with guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Scott
Mitchell
Jim River
Sunrup
Geo
L. Stratton
Milk Cows For Sale And Mitchell Campaign Boost
Milk cows for sale cash or on time inquire on farm nine miles southeast of Mitchell. Mitchell boosts for a campaign, urging united effort, strong executive committee nine members named, repair and rebuilding underway near university grounds, Gale's promotes wall paper and perfumery, local meetings rally capital matters with vigorous events and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Pell M. Smith
Armory
Messrs. Mentzer
Bowdle
Foster
Ner
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Gale’s
H. E. Wyckoff
BR. W. Wheelock
Milton Purdy
Popcorn
Finstad
Mitchell Post
JD Bieber
Will
Campbell
Crosvie
Thos
Diles
WH _ Ferch
Frank Jingraham
W J. Flenderson
J Knowlton
BI Nielson
Rasmus Raymond
JF W Satter
Nellie B Schmidt
Katie Stacky
Ben K Willett
Geo D Wheeler
Warren C
SIZ
Kansas City
Armour
the Levy
Prairie
Northwest
Vernon
JoUursTon
Land Office Bulletin
CASI
Tombstead Patents
the Board of County Commissioners of
Wall
ES Johnston
Aurora County
J C McBride
Jas Lyons
Merchandise County
Dwight
Case Territory
Beach & Palmer
Dieting
F. Brodstroup
Fire Department
King, I Knowles
Knowles, McDonald, Beswick
Col. Boggs
Pleinview
Buffalo
New York
East
J.H. Knowles
Park Row
Wilbur F. Crafts Feld
East 90Th Street
N. Y
Milwaukee Company
Gale's
the Jeweler
Gales
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