Territorial Officers and City Officials Directory
A historical directory listing territorial officers delegates governor secretary treasurer auditor surveyor general and superintendent of public instruction names with clerks probate judge sheriff coroner and varied city officials. It includes board of aldermen and board of education members by ward and train schedules listing passenger and freight times for east west and north routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
O. 8. Gifford
G. A. Pierce
J. H. McCormick
James W. Raymond
E. W. Caldwell
Maris Taylor
A. G. Jones
Supreme Court
Bartlett Ripp
United States
John B. Carland
Dan Maratta
Y. K. Smith
F. A.huggins
D. W. Wain
Winslow Abbey
J.F. Kimball
Seuss
PEMA
Icenos
J. L. Hannett
W. Cammaun
Assossof
Board OF Amdiermen
M. Hamimer
Rogers
K. D. Welch
F. Bloss
Louis Beckwith
Mons Distad
R. F. Dundas
Henry Alren
Secand OF Education
Church and lodge notices from Mitchell Dakota area
A roster of church services from Methodist Episcopal First Baptist Congregational St Marys Episcopal and Catholic parishes with mass times and classes. Also fraternal orders and lodge meetings including Chanka Lodge No 31 C F Mitchell Dakota Moore, Mitchell Lodge No 10 A O U W, Mitchell Encampment No 9 and others with meeting days and officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
C. B. Clark
East Closs
First Baptist
J. Winegar
A. A. Trown
ST. Mary's Episcopal
C. C. Harris
Catholic—Church of the “Holy Family
John W. Considine
Chanka Lodge
I.C. C. F. Mitchell
Dakota
Moore
C. M
Rattan
C P
Dlovey
Scribe
Berurgam Lodge
AY & AM
Mitchell
Odd Fellows Hall
AK Hitchcock
FE Moses
Ransom Post
G. A. Silsby
Cou
J A McArthur
Adj. Mitchell
Ado
H. Mitchell
Protection
Oak
Odd Fellows
Mitchell W. C. T. U
Ferguson Todge
B. of
L. F
S. W. Crandell
Ki. KF
Mughes
Wm. McAvinney
Mysterious death shocks Sioux Falls University
November 30 Sioux Falls South Dakota reports a professor at Sioux Falls University involved with a visitor and the death of his wife Mrs. Perry principal of the university. Officials say the death stemmed from congestion of the brain and ruptured blood vessel with no firm proof of foul play though rumors swirl around the professor and visitor. The trustee investigation hints at extenuating circumstances and the professor will not teach further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Fals
D. T
Perry
Sioux Falls University
Dealer Promises Plain Goods at Low, Fair Profits
A dealer who handles only reliable goods, avoids banter, and offers a solid assortment for selection, states he expects nothing but reasonably low profits on all tied merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deater
Missing buggy and mule team prompt Iowa pursuit
Early this forenoon K N Knudtson reports a missing Timpkin spring buggy. Soon after W C Crawford's team of small dark brown mules goes missing. Suspicion points to O Keeffe a ~20 year old stranger who rode a grey mare here three weeks ago. Sheriff Gillham is in hot pursuit across the line into Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braver Creek
Minn
K. N. Knudtson
W. C. Crawford
O'Keefe
Gillham
Iowa
Aberdeen Trip Probes Ground Hole With City Leaders
The Aberdeen trip reports a mayoral and aldermanic delegation departing Mitchell to search for a ground hole. The party is described as solemn yet lively with supporters, while towns along the route show growth and improvements. Upon Aberdeen arrival the council members begin work after a welcome meal at the Sherman House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Beckwith
Distad
Ahern
Silsby
Huggins
Dundas
Bloss
Welsh
Rogers
Hammer
Woonsocket
Jim Valley
Letcher
Court House
Wolsey
Huron
Redfield
Milwaukee
Ashton
Sherman House
Miners Seize Mines in Morning Clash with Guards
Workmen confronted by rivals fled home after being urged to return to work. Neils reported a hundred men at last night’s shift, then were driven away with sticks and stones. Several injured, none fatally. Hubert McClure and six officers attempted to intervene but retreated to avert a riot. Mines now controlled by strikers as authorities seek calm. Sheriff Chambers of Washington County has been alerted. A tense meeting between sides is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neils
Hubert McClure
Iron and Coal Police
Sheriff Chambers
Washington County
Four Men Die in 150 Foot Shaft Fall at Aqueduct
Four men plummeted 150 feet when a guard slide failed while descending a shaft at the new aqueduct site in Menrnirt s Corner New York. John Edwards was killed instantly along with James Burke and Michael Doyle. an unnamed Italian survived with grave injuries. Edwards, Burke, and Doyle all left dependents.
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Menrnirt’s Corner
N. Y
John Edwards
James Burke
Michael Doyle
Edwards
Burke
Doyle
Ireland
Brevier Mines in Macon React to Miner Clashes
In Brevier coal mines Macon County repeated pistol fire between black and white miners last night leaving four dead since Saturday. No militia yet. women and children sent away and a citizens meeting planned to restore order. Three hundred arms arrived as sheriffs organize a company. Negro workers stay inside stockade and fire on approaching white miners. Every armed man and boy at the mines is said to be ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Brevier
Eight Indians Executed for Frog Lake Massacre
At Frog Lake and Battleford eight Indians found guilty of murder were executed on schedule at 8 28 mountain time. Seven were active participants in the April massacre led by Wandering Spirit. Quinn Gavin and Delaney were killed, others died attempting escape. one man survived due to the Hudson Bay Company's influence.
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Battleford
N. W.T
Fror
Lake and
Frog Lake
Wandering
Big Bear
W. Quinn
Minnesota
Quinn
Charles Gavin
Gavin
John Delaney
Gowenlark
Dill
Hudson Bay Company
Tluve Healing Elixir Promises Cure for Back and Health Ailments
An advertisement touts Tluve as the greatest cure for weakness of the back and limbs impotence debility nervousness languor confusion of ideas heart palpitations dimness of sight dizziness throat nose skin liver lungs stomach bowels and related disorders caused by dangerous practices. It claims to restore vitality and promise marriage prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tluve
Young Men Driven by Solitary Vice Destroys Talent
Article warns against the deadly habit that wrecks promising youths, claiming many gifted young men fall prey to solitary vice. It argues the vice robs them of potential public speaking prowess and musical brilliance, condemning the habit as destructive to intellect and aspiration.
Marriage and Medical Care Claims Promised by Doctors F and I
Married persons or men considering marriage are advised that nervous disorder or other disqualifications may be removed quickly. The public is urged to trust Drs. F and I, promising gentlemenly care and professional skill.
Organ Repair Promise From Impure Indulgence Cure
The passage warns of an affliction caused by improper indulgences that strains life and marriage. It describes symptoms including deranged system, weakened functions, loss of power, nervous irritability, dyspepsia, heart palpitations, indigestion, debility, coughing, consumption, delay and death, urging caution for youths.
Health harms from unlearned tenders cited in vague plea
A terse admonition warns that persons harmed by untrained tenders using poisonous dum ponnde endure ongoing ailment month after month and urges immediate application for remedy or relief.
Eminent College Graduates Cure Nervous Ailments
Doctors from a leading U S college report astonishing cures of ringing in the head and ears at night severe nervousness and sensitivity to sounds along with occasional blushes and mental disturbances all resolved immediately through their treatment.
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United States
Addressing Youth Injuries From Improper Habits
The piece warns against early indulgences and solitary habits harming mind and body, hindering business, study, society, and marriage. It lists effects such as back and limb weakness, headaches, blurred sight, reduced muscular strength, heart palpitations, dyspepsia, nervous irritability, digestive derangements, debility, and consumption.
Doctors Offer Mail Service for Distant Patients
Those distant from the Drs services may obtain prompt attention by mail. Write describing symptoms and enclose a stamp and address for reply. The notice urges residents to use this postal method when telephone calls are impractical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ash
Territorial
G. B. Orswell
G. M Wallace
O. O. Stanchfield
G. W. Hunter
M. F. Dunham
L. Beckwith
E. Ki. Bracy
St. N. Kratz
L. E. Kratz
Rabt
San
Passcnbcl
TMS Alm
Dally
Bundey
Freigh
Minneapolis & St Louis Railway
Albert Lea
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Des Moines
Albert Lee
Fort Dodge
Watertown
Wis Valley
Union Depot
Levenworth
Atchison Kansas Cit
Union Pacific
Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe
St. Pau
Manitoba
Northern Pacific
Duluth
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Auman
Horton
F. Boyd
Gen
Tkt
Pass
John Leslie
Desler In
South Main St
Miss Maude G. Kober
Cincinnati, Ohio
Telegraphic
General News
Sioux Falls
City Council
Missouri
Fosdice & Tillotson's
Gerious
Bkill
Gen’Insurance
Mr. Kober
United States Pension Exramner
Offee
J. N. Crow
Stu. Mitchell
Crawford
Pirrspure
Jordon Neils
Stella
City Drug Store
Ces
M. Bivsy
Aracticing
Pivarians Bhio A
GarCall
D. Stafford
James
Mitchell and
Mernlly
Miss. Merrill
Battlefort
Iness
John D. Lawler
J. E. Gilbert
A. M. Bowdle
Vice Press
N. Grant
Institute
Fishblatt and Hubbard
Mate
New York Medical and Surgical Journal
New York Hospital
Mitchell, Dak
Mitchell House
Pioneer Drug Store
Hammer & Hammer
Bron
Hammer & Hammer's
Standard School Books
Main and
First Street
C. Stanchfield
U.S. Land Office
Postoffice
OU Ciecay
EIRP
Sendie
Weinenl
Sele
Bristol SS Clock CO
Amhen Street
York
Juaker
Xinh
Bele Proprietors and Hanufestere
Guellery
Montgomery Ward & CO
Wabash Avenue
Jas. Leslie
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Tifois
Wisconsin
Hasangei Es Areicht
R. MIi
W. H. Carparter
Ticket Ag
JF. Tuckker
Gro. H. Heayroad
Wiskcoxgim
Chicago, Milwatukes& St. Paul
W. W. Walker
A. D. Collier
D. C. Fry
W. A. Lowell
Cottace Organ
ORGA
Chicago Cottage Organ Co
Randolph and
Ann Streets
Ill
Drs Rs
St. Minneapolis, Minnesota
Drs. Fishblatt & Hubbard
P.O. Box
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