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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1907
Page
6
The store outlines a study of local wants across all drug department lines and pledges unmatched stock and reliability. It asserts not being undersold and invites customers to trade for extra quality in every purchase.
Four weddings occurred in the city since Saturday night. William J. Hite wed Luella Johnson at the Phillips home with Rev. Wilkinson officiating. Other couples include Charles O. Robinson and Amy Knowlton on the farm, Perry F. Brown and Bessie Kerr at the Congregational parsonage, and Ernest L. Johnson with Bertha Etteswold at the Congregational parsonage. Gormley and Olive Emerson married at the Catholic church. Townspeople and relatives celebrated with dinners, flowers, and congratulations.
Saturday marked twenty five years of marriage for Mr and Mrs William Koch with a large dinner at their Second Avenue West home in Mitchell. They wed August 3 in Mitchell and have resided here since. Koch retired from business last year and now oversees city and county interests with their family and relatives joining from nearby areas.
A.M. E H Clarke of Alexandria plans to endow a Bible chair at Dakota Wesleyan University to teach scripture. Funds will sustain a fourman salary. details to be finalized after discussions at the Alexandria Men's Christian Club meeting.
Raymond Thompson resigned as deputy postmaster and his successor, John D. Haney, began duties this afternoon. Postmaster Wells called the change unexpected but noted Haney is capable, having served five years in the same role under H. L. Bras before retiring with Wells’ recent appointment.
Hanson county reports its bonded indebtedness almost cleared with 20 000 in bonds paid to cover the five year option on the new court house built five years ago. Only 3000 remains due January 1, with funds expected to be ready to meet it, leaving the county debt free and praised as a rare achievement.
The Monday session led by Mayor Branson reviewed Ek St. Christensen’s proposal to sell three carloads of Iowa steam coal, referred to the water works committee. Officials debated water works staffing, salaries, and three-man coverage, with Nelson and Tricky cited among key figures. The council also approved sidewalk condemnations, street privilege arrangements for the corn palace, and numerous city accounts and payrolls.
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