Loyal Brevities and Local Moves in Mitchell
Firemen prep for a New Year’s rink bail hoping for a grand success. Hood’s Sarsaparilla touted as a radical remedy for scrofula and cures. Mrs. Davenport heads to Chicago as daughters stay. Mr. Everitt Smith leaves farming life for Badger township. Hall’s Hair Renewer advertised. A fruit jobber notes Mitchell near top in state business. Chas H Obland buys Justus Rogers residence in Scott’s addition. John E Green hosts a surprise party with gifts. Sanders concedes defeat and promotes good sportsmanlike conduct. Dr. Bartlett of Concord endorses Cherry Pectoral for whooping cough. Gen. B. Waddell moves from Mitchell to Sioux City. Clarence Halphide promoted. Sarsaparilla benefits appetite before meals. N B Ashby lauds South Dakota agriculturists and Alliance delegates. writes on The Riddle of the Sphinx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
J. L. Davenport
Chicago
L. O. Gale
Sadié Davenport
Everitt Smith
Badger Township
Hall
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Chas. H. Obland
St. P. M&o. Raiway Company
Justus Rogers
Scott
John E. Green
Green
Pp. A. Sanders
Ayer
Dr. Bartlett
Concord
Mass
B. Waddell
Adame
Sanborn
Sioux City
Clarence Halphide
Waddell
Ashby
J. C. Palmer
Winsor and Mohr Form Law and Real Estate Partnership
Frank H. Winsor and Henry J. Mohr join to form a law and real estate partnership with Mohr moving to Winsor's office. The pair are described as a Democrat and a Republican, both Americans and Germans, regarded as energetic hustlers and capable men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Winsor
Henry J. Mohr
Clodfelter Tries to Get Even in Bribery Case
John Clodfelter, who warned H. C. Preston he would get even, attempted to have Preston arrested for bribery before Judge Abbey. Clodfelter swore that J. H. Rew gave him $2 as Preston's agent for a debt, but Preston was discharged on motion by his attorney after J. M. Pease spoke for the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clodfelter
H. C. Preston
Preston
Abbey
Clodfelter
J. H. Rew
J. M. Pease
W. Bras
The Cement Plant Work to Begin Next Spring
D A Mizener reports to the Republican that the Joseph Ple vt and Cynthia H Martyn lands near Mitchell were transferred to L J Pettitt the cement capitalist, with payment completed. Pettitt has invested over 30000 in lands within three miles of Mitchell. Work will begin in spring to build a plant costing about 500000 after weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Mizener
The
Republican
Joseph Plevt
Cynthia H. Martyn
L. J. Pettitt
Pettit
Mitchell
Mizener
Thanksgiving Day Social Highlights In Evening
Thanksgiving day opened bright and mild and social events filled the evening. The paper notes feasts and gatherings across the community, with residents enjoying the festive mood and local hospitality into night.
Thanksgiving services unite Methodists and Baptists in praise
A large audience at the Methodist church attended a union service with Rev. A. R. Boggs, choir selections, and Rev. J. R. Rairden delivering a Thanksgiving sermon. The event contrasted a self-righteous Pharisee with a prayerful man, urging gratitude for liberty, harvests, and civil rights, followed by a W C T U collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
A. R. Boggs
Mabel Silsby
Willie Prescott
J. R. Rairden
The
Baptist Church
Thanksgiving social at Masonic Hall praised for cheer
The article lauds the minds behind the Thanksgiving dinner and social at Masonic Hall for adding greatly to the day’s enjoyment and good cheer, noting the spacious main hall as a focal point of activity.
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Masonic Hall
Mitchells K of P Ball features grand dance and banquet
The Knights of Pythias event in Mitchell marked by a lavish hall decoration and music by the E P orchestra Mashek Rathbun and Hennett with Mrs Whitney. A St Marys Guild banquet in the Letcher building followed at 10 30 pm, led by Mrs Washburn. turnout praised as the day’s highlight. Married Frank McCarville and Julia Farley wed at Holy Family church on Thanksgiving morning.
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Stanchfield
Mt. Vernon
Alexandria
Sioux Falls
Woonsocket
Masons
Knights of Pythias
Michell
E. P
Messrs
Mashek
Rathbun
Hennett
Mitchell
St. Mary’s Church
Washburn
Guild
Letcher
Holy Family Church
Frank mcCarville
Bear Valley
Wis
Julia Farley
Father Sheehan
Plankinton
McCarville
Sauk County
Wisconsin
Sub Treasury Plan Opposed by Northern States
The Aberdeen News reports a northern bloc refusal to endorse the sub-treasury scheme despite efforts by Walter Muir. A major farmers convention in Council Bluffs rejected the plan, with Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota recorded as opposed by silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Alliance of
North Dakota
Walter Muir
Northwest
Council Bluffs
Wardall
Minnesota
South Dakota
Brokaw vs Raymond election contest in Mitchell court
In the Brokaw Raymond contest in Davison County South Dakota the hearing resumed in the Gazette Office before Judge E S Johnston. Preston attorney for contestee protested Johnston bias and attacked his conduct claiming the editor was partisan. Preston was barred from further cross examination and left the court. Witnesses Green Getzke and others testified as the day closed with an evening session planned.
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Gazette Office
Johnston
Brokaw
Preston
Charles F. Raymond
House of Representatives
South Dakota
John N. Brokaw
Davison County
H. C. Preston
Edward S. Johnston
Mitchell
E.S. Johnston
Independent Party
Said County
H.C. Preston
H. Helwin
Pease
Contentee
Hannett
Mr. Preston
Mr. Hannett
Mr. Hennett
Geo. W. Steward
S. J. Winegayr
Wineger
Winegas
Sioux City
W. H. Whyte
Merchants Hotel
Martin Reed
Albrt Lingston
Capital
Whyte
D. W. Scoggin
Vierre
John Miller
Slater
Huron
Miller
E. 8
J. H. Green
Frank Getzke
Court Hears Contest Case Amid Tense Backing In Mitchell
December 1890 proceedings in Mitchell Fourth Judicial Circuit saw legal objections and cross examination in a contest case. Writ issued by Charles F. Raymond commanded immediate objections and witness cross examination, with Deputy Kocher serving the writ. Tense exchanges followed between Messrs Hannett Preston Pease and Johnston as a restraining order delayed decisions until 7:30 p.m. The scene included shouting and threats as the courtroom confronted a moblike atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Raymond
Mitchell
J.L. Hannett
Oscar Doty
Messers
Mr. Hannett
Pease
Johnston
Johnny
Preston
Ermine
Mandamus Suspends Proceedings In South Dakota Case
Judge Haney issues mandamus to E S Johnston after a ruling that barred cross examination in the contest of John N. Brokaw vs Charles F Raymond. Proceedings paused as officials seek to ensure full and speedy justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Preston
Hannett
Chamberlain
Haney
Mandamus
State of
South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
Charles F. Raymond
John N. Brokaw
H. C. Preston
C. C. Bras
T. J. Spangler
Mid-Week Sermon by Rev Clemans at Wauseca Church
Rev E C Clemans of Wauseca Minn preached to a fair sized Methodist church audience last evening on There was great joy in that city. He urged Christians to live spiritually, preach through weekly work, and spread Christ in daily duties to brighten lives and form better men and women. He spoke with vigor and eloquence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.c.clemans
Wausece
Minn
Methodist Church
Marshal Flats
Christ
Mr. Clemans
Clergymen Half Fare Permits Deadline
All applications for clergymen's half fare permits must be filed at this office on or before December 6, 1890. F. J. Clemans, Agent C. M. & St. P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Clemans
Hazelton Woman Dies of Typhoid at Twenty Five
At Hazelton Mrs John Etherington aged twenty five died last Tuesday forenoon of typhoid fever leaving a husband but no children the burial occurred here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Etherington
Hazelton
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Daily Gazette
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