Massive sale cleanout on 2006 items across dishware and apparel
Exchange period sale offers 200 sets of cups and saucers at 40 cents per set and 300 sets of plates at 35 cents per set. Includes 500 dozen fruit jars with pints 70 cents a dozen quarts 80 cents a dozen and half gallons 90 cents a dozen. Extra fine oranges 25 cents a dozen Royal baking powder cans 41 cents for 1 lb 22 cents for half pound. Coffee 9 cents each. Gold Dust 18 cents. Bartlett pears 12 cents per 20. Battle Ax tobacco 25 cents per pound. Shoes and plows sale with prices from 1.24 to 1.31 per pair. Sweaters new stock 35 cents to 2 dollars. Corsets 48 cents. Hose 64 cents a pair. Dennim shirts 1.50 for 1. All aprongingham 5 cents per yard. Trunks and valises stock reduced. Carpets and mattings cheap. Overalls 45 cents. Summer underwear one fourth off. Straw hats 10 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Bartlett
Mitchell Board Fills Teacher Vacancies and Reports
In Mitchell the board filled vacancies in the teachers faculty at Friday’s meeting with Miss Marie White chosen for the intermediate department and Miss Adelaide Turneaure for the A grammar department after a spirited ballot process. The annual secretary’s report shows seating for 1,000, 150 library volumes, total assets at $40,000, 12 teachers paid $6,274, and bonds outstanding at $25,000. The finance committee recommended raising $7,500 for the year, $1,500 less than last year, to cover expenses including wages, repairs, fuel, and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Educaton
Mempers
E. B. VanAlstine
Jane D. Chambers
Jerome Wiltse
A. v. Kings
H. L. Bras
S. T. Greene
W. H. Helwig
J. T. Smith
Wallace
Grotewohl
Windle
Finance
Mitchell
James T. Smith
J. Kings
Marie White
Adelaide Turneaure
A Grammar
Miss White
Miss Turneaure
Unfortunate Woman Helps From Des Moines To Montana
A Milwaukee brakeman persuaded Mrs. Maude Lester of Tampa Florida to return to Mitchell for aid after losing funds and a ticket. She traveled with four children, two of whom died of diphtheria en route. Local helpers raised about $16 to send her north on the Milwaukee line toward Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Lester
Tampa
Florida
Montana
Des Moines
Iowa
Mitchell
Milwaukee
Aberdeen
Mitchell Seeks Open Homes for Republican Convention Guests
Mitchell volunteers organize to house and feed up to eight hundred delegates and four to five hundred spectators for the August 24 Republican convention. Local families are urged to open homes, with hotels near capacity, to ensure visitors receive first class accommodations and a favorable impression of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Epworth League Convention at Redfield In August
The seventh annual Dakota Conference Epworth League convention will be in Redfield from August 31 to September 4. The event promises a large, enthusiastic gathering with free local entertainment for delegates. The program includes a school of methods, Bible study, Junior work, missionary and devotional meetings, daily lectures by eminent leaders, and evening platform meetings on state work led by Prof. Thomas Nicholson of Town and Burton St. John, traveling secretary for foreign missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Conference
Epworth League
Redfield
Thomas Nicholson
Town
Burton St. John
Volunteer Movement For Foreign Missions
James Smith and Miss Kamp Schof Married at Church
James Smith and Miss Kamp Schof were married at the church on Tuesday in a quiet ceremony. The couple wore traditional attire and exchanged vows witnessed by family and friends.
Druggists Convening in Mitchell Next Week
News reports in Mitchell recount a pre season effort to enforce prairie chicken hunting laws. Deputies shadowed two parties claiming violations while one man pleaded guilty and paid a ten dollar fine. The article also notes a Mitchell wedding breakfast and praise for the engaged couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Messrs
Dick Smith
Ted Wedehase
Peter Burns
Thos. Fullerton
Ernest Gregory
Ben Helwig
Winsor
Fred Wedehase
Abbey
Fullerton
Married at the Church Teesday by Holy Family join
James T Smith and Anna Kampaschofft were married Tuesday at 9 AM in Holy Family church. The ceremony, performed by Father Hogan, was witnessed by Miss Mary Kampschoff and Frank Kampschoff, with a large gathering of friends. Afterward the bridal party drove to the Smith residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
Mitchell
C. W. Adams
James T. Smith
Anna Kampaschofft
Holy Family Church
Mary
Frank Kampschoff
Father Hogan
Thirteenth Annual South Dakota Pharmacists Meeting
The thirteenth annual meeting of the South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association will be held in Mitchell next week over Tuesday to Thursday. The event opens with a social session at the K P Hall on Tuesday evening featuring Mayor Ful lerton and local pharmacists. Indoor contests include guessing games a bean count and a drug name typing challenge with prizes from wholesale houses. Outdoor events on Wednesday offer fourteen athletic contests with prizes. Business sessions take place at the courthouse Wednesday and Thursday, with an illustrated stereopticon lecture by H P Pettigrew of Sioux Falls for Mitchell residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association
Bent
K. of P. Hall
Fullerton
F. M. Hammer
W.S. Branch
Parker
Court House
H. P. Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Tramps Roam The Town In Search Of Food
Last Thursday a new wave of tramps from the south arrived and several were seen visiting town in search of meals. One man demanded food aggressively at a residence and was backed by complaints from multiple women about frequent visits and threats, prompting calls for protection against these intruders.
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S. H. Scallin
THE
GEO. £. Logan Furniture CO
Mitchell, South Dakota
D.t.gilman
Seaman
O. L. Branson
H. P. Beck Wita
Ase’t Cash First National Bank
D. T. Gilman
J. D. Newcomer
J.S. Daniels
A. A. Boynton
C.M Swan
T. W. Seaman
T. A. Duncan
J.O. Walrath
Royal Baking
Dennim
Spooner & Nordaker
State Normal School
Madison
Epworth
Redfeld
James Smith
Miss Kamp
Schoff
Miss Kampschoff
Teesday
Ceutical Association
Oya
New York
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