County Commissioners Open Bridges and Coal Bids
Davison county commissioners met in August 1907 to review bids for bridges and coal. Fred Brodstrup won a 60 foot bridge contract for Badger township and Iowa Bridge Co. secured five bridges totaling 3811 dollars, with plans adopted. Coal bids favored F L Moyer delivering hard coal and Best Hocking coal for city, bin, and shed deliveries at various prices.
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Court House
Pocahontas
Davis & Daniels Co
Chas. W. Palmer
Davison County
South Dakota
Wm. Nash
J. R. Allison
A. J. Annis
HE. D. Watkins
T. B. Haynes
Leland Art Co
W. H. Conges
Mitchell Gas Co
Fred Brodstrup
Iowa Bridge Co
Ilowa Bridge Co
Minneapolis Bridge Co
Continental Bridge Co
Canton Bridge Co
Prosper
Badger Township
EF. L. Moyer
City
EB. B. van Alstine
A. EB
Porteous
Fullerton Lumber Co
Baker Township
Fred Halshire
F. L. Moyer
Prosper Township
Rome Township
Tobin Township
Union Township
Gottlieb Shara
R. H. Allison
State of
Davison
I. H. B. Anderson
Odd Fellows Home Could Be Placed in Mitchell
The Odd Fellows grand lodge will consider proposals from towns to house a new home for members needing care. Mitchell, backed by Judge Micchell and a active Commercial Club, is urged to submit by noon January 8, 1908, with about 25000 dollars planned for construction and site quality as key factors.
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Odd Fellows Grind Lodge
Grand Lodge
Harvey J. Rice
The
Odd Fellows
Huron
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Mitchell
Remains Laid to Rest in Episcopal Church
Funeral services for Mrs. D. Haney were held Sunday at 10 o clock from Trinity Church with Rev. Mr Russell and Rev Bishop Johnson officiating. The church overflowed with lavender and white flowers, the casket surrounded by floral tributes. The body lay in Riverside cemetery after a large, solemn service with pallbearers C H Anderson M J Schubert C W Richardson I W Goodner Judge Gaffy and Judge Mead.
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Pierre Capital Journal
Dick Haney
Mitchell
D. Haney
Trinity Church
Russell
Bishop Johnson
Riverside Cemetery
Ladies Birthday Club
C. H. Anderson
M. J. Schubert
C. W. Richardson
I. W. Goodner
Gaffy
Mead
Water main break floods basement and damages barber shop floor
Early Thursday a water main in front of First National bank ruptured sending water under the bank building. J N Cook’s barber shop basement floor of cement and granite heaved up several inches and about six inches of water stood on the surface. Mud and slime covered the area after the water was cleared. The clash flooded boiler and Clarion office spaces, with mains under high pressure. repairs to the shop are planned using maple flooring.
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First Nationaal Bank
J. N. Cook
Clarion
Branson
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Dakota Central Telephone Co
Security Bridge Co
A. m
J. J. Schlimgen
Bangers & House
Carl Ziver
Beulah Township
McKinley & Iddy
Mdse
Winter Bros
Howard Wilson
Salary County
W. H. Conyes
Perkin Bros. Co
Geo. D. Barnard & Co
L. A. Amsden
Florence Crittenden
Gertie Coan
Mitchell Boiler & Machine Co
Mitchell Printing Co
J. B. Doty
W. E. Turner
Educator School Supply Co
City of
Mitchell Township
C. H. Krombridge
H. B. Anderson
Calico
ODD Fellows Home
Pierre
Ing In
Episcopal Church
First National