Rail line to the Black Hills discussed at Minneapolis convention
A Minneapolis railroad convention debated a Twin Cities to Black Hills link with delegates from Pierre, Custer, Hot Springs, Watertown, Rapid City, Aberdeen, and other South Dakota towns. Gov. Sheldon urged practical action and noted coal and cattle wealth, plus an advisory board to gather statistics for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Black Hills
Pierre
Custer
Hot Sprigs
Watertown
Rapid City
Aberdeen
Aulkton
Sturgis
Sioux Falls
Deadwood
Webster
Eureka
Blunt
Sheldon
Hills
Chicago
South Dakota
Chauncey Wood
Montana
Wood
Dakota, Wyoming and Missouri River
Wyoming
Rogers Manufacturing Co to Start Mitchell Bicycle Plant
Mitchell gains a new industry as Rogers Manufacturing Co organizes with 50 000 capital led by W J Healey and partners A C Pollard R D Welch Thos Fullerton Jacob Becker and John O Walrath. The firm plans a high grade western bicycle ready for market by mid March 1896 with four patented devices and expanded jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Manufacturing Co
Mitchell
W. J. Healey
A. C. Pollard
R. D. Welch
Thos. Fullerton
Jacob Becker
John O. Walrath
Pierre
Hearey
Tor Republican
Elocution Contest at University Draws Large Audience
An appreciative audience attended the University elocution contest Saturday evening, applauding declamations and music. Prizes went to H. H. Motley first, Lois Kingsbury second, Nell Bradford third, with lively scenes and a Zeta Alphas victory celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Fr. A. Bidwell
W.S. Gilmore
E. S. Johnston
H. H. Motley
Lois Kingsbury
Nell Gradford
Motley
Zeta Alphas
Graham
Myrtle
Monnie Lee
Ney
Boggs
Christy
Praski
Royal Bowman
Thompson
Louis Kingsbury
H. Shuttlet
J. M. Devers
Mossy Banks
Caddie Ropers
Revenge
Brooks
Gilbert
the Pilots
Howells M
Bonheur Surton Taner
Ciay Wee
Howells J
Nell Bradford
Jessie Litzy
Retta Rogers
Moses Thehel Hage
Mitchell
Mitchell association elects officers at regular meeting
At a Mitchell association No. 2 Stationary Engineers meeting, officers for the coming year were elected: President O. T. Perry, Vice President John Tuckey, Secretary W. N Hollands, Treasurer G. WG Garton, Conductor W. S. Sprague, Doorkeeper I, WwW Jones, Trustee J. Roth. Also lists advertised letters remaining uncalled for at Mitchell post office, with calls to say advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Association No. 2
National Association of Stationary Engineers
O. T. Perry
John Tuckey
W. N Hollands
G. WG Garton
W. S. Sprague
Jones
J. ©. Roth
Mitchell
Bergstusee
J C Jordan
Herbut P Lown
Fr Pelton
Keland Rogers
E B Thomas
J H Virus
FC Stout
Etna
Saml
T. Green
P. M
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Buffalo
N.Y
Battle Ax
Geo. H. Heafford
Old Colony Building
John Titus
Geo. Lehlund
Springfield
Arkansas
George Schoeidt
Sail Toray
George Schmidt
Davison County
Schmidt
Haney
Germany
California Fig Syrup Co
Runa
Hood
Mrs Winslow
S. H Scallin
Ely
I. W. Fuller
Canajoharie
N. Y
Dr. King
G. A. Dykeman
Catskill
S. H. Scallin
Gorman
Cabool
John W. Brown
Brookline Station
J R. Foy
Susan E. Fry
G. Y. Stover
Baker Township
Mr. Stover
Sherriff Cook
Absrdeen
Plankinton
Woonsocket
Bucklen
Arnica
S& At Deck & Edgerly
Harker Bros
C.M
St. P. Ry
F. E. Clark
Sierra Nevadas
Turner
Sierra Nevada
Dr. Pierce
Amanda M. Bowdle
J. D. Newcomer
H. R. Kibbee
H. P. Beckwith
the Security Bank
Mitchell, South Dakota
W.H. Knowles
T Fine & Chinaware
Holiday Goods
Fach
of Mitchell
John Colvin
Lawler Street
Joan Colvin
PT. McGovern
C.G. Rathbun
Mitchell, S. D
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