Local notices and social updates from Yankton and vicinity
Mrs M L Bobb returns home from Wisconsin after a three week visit. Rev and Mrs George Green of Fort Pierre visit with Mr and Mrs W W Lowell, former parishioners. Miss Katie Davies of Yankton visits Miss Ethel Lyons en route to Egan to teach next year. W M Herbert returns from Kennebec on a business trip. Wheat and oats crop reported very large. corn on sod not doing well. Virgil Carl, infant son of Mr and Mrs Wm Sayles, dies. funeral at home conducted by Rev M F Abraham. interment at Graceland cemetery. Board of education hires Ralph EB Nichol as assistant high school principal. Miss Grace Doolittle resigns. Miss Edna Butterfield to teach in new east-side building. Florence Walrath visits Wisconsin and returns home. J L Hannett takes brief recreation in Minneapolis. For sale: entire herd of dairy cows by F H Foss of Loomis, S D. Mason City Globe-Gazette notes: brake men Claude Clement and Whalen to Mitchell to study time cards for western division and upcoming charge of trains. Chas G Woods and family relocate from Tecumseh to North Burr St. opens serving business in Champlain block, stocks arriving. ready after September 1. W J Hooper from Charles Mix county appears before Judge Smith on ice business settlement. Judge Smith handling Yankton cases in his absence. Mitchell and Jones circuits also on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Ralph EB. Nichol
Neligh
Neb
A. Craig Bowdish
Nichol
Yankton College
Grace Doolittle
Edna Butterfield
A. C. Peterson
Mason City
Milwaukee
Republican
Postoffice
Washington
CG. F. Reidel
Illinois
Riverside
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Carrizo Mining Company
Widmann
Messrs
Keller and
Hite
Mitchell
Wm. Schlimgen
Fullerton Lumber Company
Thomas Wallace
Schlimgen
Murdo
Mr. Wallace
John Gleason
John Gaetze
Fon du Lac
Mr. Gaetze
Craig Wilson
Minneapolis
Jerome Miles
Bombay
N. Y
T. A. Duncan
Prof. Duncan
New York State
Iowa
Beulah Township
C. M. Peck
Pecks
Charles Webber
Dr. Freyberg
Webber
Dr. McDonald
R. B. Cone
Aberdeen News
S. J. Dix
Geo. P. Dix
Aberdeen
J. J. Price
West Hill
Plankinton
L. L. Ness
Industral
Sioux Falls
Omaha Road
State Railroad Commissioners
Mr. Ness
In Town and Country Weekly Roundup
LOCAL items recount births and arrivals in Mitchell including a daughter born to FP BE Grinnell. Various transfers, travel, and visits at Milwaukee and Parkston depots. mining and railroad developments. residential and business moves. and community notices across Mitchell and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. BE. Grinnell
Warren Tanner
Parkston
Mitchell Monday
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Listol
Davison County School Book Depository
Side Mitchell Property
Kelley $ Land CO
Gale Theatre
ALL Saints School
Sioux Falls, SO. Dakota
Catalosve
M. L. Bobb
Miss Doolittle
Chicago
Place
Points
George Green
Fort Pierre
W. W. Lowell
Katie Davies
Yankton
City
Ethel Lyons
Egan
W. M. Herbert
Kennebec
Virgil Carl
Florence Walrath
Milton
Janesville
Wis
J. L. Hannett
Salhe
F. H. Foss
Loomis
S. D
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Claude Clement
Whalen
Chas. G. Woods
Tecumseh
Tiffany
North Burr Street
Woods
Champeny
Bacon & Co
W. J. Hooper
Charles Mix County
Judge Smith
Gardner Smith
Charles Powler
Thesdy
Parker
C. S. Bobb
Harold Haynes
Arnold’s Park
Marie Quigley
Fort Dodge
Iown
Ed Rice
Josephine Patton
M. F. Patton
Hmmelsburg
J. C. Purdy
Windy City
John Absher
Wagner
Alfred Shepherd
Post Office Department
Civil Service Department
Shepherd
George Johnston
A. T. McGovern & Sons
F. P. A. McGovern
New York
McGovverns
M. W. Jencks
Court House Yard
Court House
J. O. Walrath
H. L. Bras
Denver
Colo
Freeland Extension
Freeland
Minnie Bingham
B. M. Johnston
Wyecliff
British Columbia
O. A. Bates
Charles Mason
H. L. Burlew
Alexandria
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Roselle
Guy Borden
Big Stone Lake
Hawkins
Vermillion
Johnson
Redfield
South Dakota Hardware Dealers Association
Kenebec
Harry Brisbine
Chamberlain
Brisbine
L. Jenson
Jenson
Lyman County
Brisbane
Theodore Osborn
No. 1
East Sixth Street
Osborn
Boyles Business College
Virgil D. Boyles
Fourth Judicial District
Boyles
United States
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