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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1897

Page

6

City Caucuses Elect Aldermen and Education Board Nominees

In precints across the city strong attendance marked caucuses for alderman and board of education candidates. H. Swindler and McDougall presided in First Ward with 12 delegates named, while Second Ward reported peaceful proceedings and 43 votes recast. Long and short term alderman nominees were chosen in several wards, and Dr B Bobb headlined in the First Ward race with J B VanAlstine seeking reelection to the education board. A large city convention was organized for 2:30 pm with Dr K R Dundas as chair and N L Davison named school treasurer by acclamation.

D Jerome Wiltse Aid of Education A. J. King J. Neilsen Jos McLaughlin Dr. Dundas H. Preckwith Geo. Warne L. Beckith R. D. Presut A. C Fourth Ward E Kracy Counil W. H. Helwig James T. Smith Ward of Education Helwig Court House KR. F. Dundas H. P. Beckwith N. L. Davison I. W. Seaman C. W. Taylor H. Y. Beckwith W. H. Conyes W. Seaman J. H. Simpson Dr. Bobb Smith James Grace A. C. Pollard Geo. Nastman Board of Education B. VanAlstine

Afternoon Tea at Mrs Kim Becker Home

A luncheon party hosted by Mis Emil Becker drew seventeen ladies on Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 6 o'clock. The informal tea and card gathering featured prettily decorated tables with lilies and roses and continued with progressive euchre until tea was served. Guests enjoyed a varied menu as they conversed on social topics.

W. J. Healey J.M. Wood H. R. Kibbee Geo. A. Silsby E. F. Winsor F. B. Smith H. E. Hitchcock Gertrude Becker Kim Becker

Milwaukee Rail Service Restores Timely Runs After Floods

After four months of heavy snow storms floods and washouts the Milwaukee road resumes regular trains to last fall schedule. Track repairs near Yankton and Wolsey reopened the east line with passenger and freight traffic resuming. A mixed Mitchell Yankton service operates 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. while Sioux City delays persist. Hood's Sarsaparilla and DeWitt's products are advertised alongside city notices on cleanliness and public health.

Milwaukee Road Yankton Wolsey Gregory Bryan Manchester Canton Mitchell Sioux City

Easter Devotions by Knights Templar Draw Large Crowd

On Easter Sunday the Knights Templar held annual devotions in their asylum with a large audience despite poor weather. Sir Knights 24 strong entered the hall, Rev. A C Stevens led the exercises and spoke on orders linked to the ascension. Music by Miss Goodykoontz, Miss Christy, Mr. Lott, Mr. Brown, with Mrs. Hitchcock at the piano, completed an imposing, well received program.

A. C. Stevens Knights Templar

Sir Knights Install New Officers At St Bernard Commandery

Sir Knights of St Bernard Commandery installed new elective officers led by Dr K B Bracy past eminent commander. A banquet followed with luncheon prepared by Mrs C T Huyck and Mrs R P Hall. An impromptu musical program by A H Pehreon and W E Lott capped the pleasant evening.

Sir Knights of St. Bernard Commandery K. B. Bracy EB. C O. T. Huyck C. W. Adams C. G A. E. Hitchcock S. W James Moriarity J. W S. H. Scailin J. T. Morrow R. P. Hall C.T. Huyck R P. Hall A. C. Stevens Messrs A. H. Pehreon W. E. Lott

Died after kerosene blast at Lyons home

Mrs Alfred Lyons died last night from burns sustained in a kerosene explosion at her home Tuesday evening. She was about 35, leaving a husband and four children, the youngest six weeks old. The body was laid to rest at Graceland cemetery this afternoon with pallbearers listed. funeral services were not held to keep word from Freda, another child burned in the incident.

Alfred Lyons Graceland Cemetery Freda Messrs J. J. McDougal Benj. Holt John Johnson Thos Liddell Ole Lindquist John Sprys

Climatic Extremes Across the United States

The author details places with extreme weather ranges from Fort Keogh in the Yellowstone region to Death Valley in California. He notes Death Valley as the hottest, Neah Bay as the rainiest, and the Cascade mountains as a stark climatic barrier. Puget Sound’s wet, mild climate fosters dense forests, while arid plains and rapid transitions between seasons illustrate dramatic regional contrasts.

United States Fort Keogh Yellowstone Valley Atlantic Seaboard Great Basin The Columbia Palestine America Death Valley California Neah Bay Strait of Fuca Washington Bay Cascade Mountains Northern Pacific Great Northern Tacoma Chicago Gulf of Mexico Puget Sound Basin Ocean Olympic Mountains Cascades Sound Pacific Juan de Fuca Japan Vancouver Island Olympics Olympia Chicago Times-Herald

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Ng Mitchell Capital the City Convention Mis Emil Becker Milwaukee Milwaukee Company Hood Annie DeWitt Marty Risers L. O. Gale Sir Knights Yellowstone Hill A. A. Coffin Beckwith May Suchy Mitchell, South Dakota Mitchell National Bank U. S W.G. Davison N L. Davison E. J. Quigley W. M. Smith Europe Elder & Cole South Dakota MO. O. Walrath O. L. Branson Logan H. I. Beck First National Bank C. T. Gilman Julio D. Wood J. 5. Daniels A. A. Boynton C . Swan W. Senna Jila Stuszisawlar Jo Valratn Geo. H. Lovano D. W. Collins
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