Diners End Despite Blue River Run
A fragmented report notes diners at a local event near the Blue River faced disruptions as a speaker group ended early. No injuries or official actions are listed.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1896
Page
2
Judge Haney Appointed to Supreme Bench in Mitchell
Judge Haney of Mitchell is appointed and sworn in to the state supreme bench replacing the vacancy. The appointment comes after a Pierre telegram and ceremony at 10 30 in the morning. Haney is praised for fairness and a strong record in the fourth judicial circuit. The term expires January 1900 and salary is about 3300 dollars yearly. Frank Smith of Alexandria is named the new judge for the Fourth Judicial Circuit. He will hear cases in chambers two days weekly and plans to move to Mitchell, with Miss Fuller remaining as court stenographer. Commissioners convene to settle tax rebating and the county poor farm bids, awarding Austin Clark the contract for the farm’s operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haney
Supreme Bench
D. Haney
Pierre
Judge Haney
Plankinton
Supreme Court
Lansing
Mt. W Pleasant
State University of Town
Territory
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Sheldon
Frank Smith
Alexandria
Mr. Smith
Davison County
Judge Smith
Smith
Davison County Bar J
Hannett
Collins
A. SH. Hitchcock
Iowa Investment Co
Mohr
Austin Clark
Clark
Mitchell
Champlin
TWO WEDDINGS WEDNESDAY IN MITCHELL AND BEADLE COUNTY
Two nuptials marked a busy Wednesday in the region. Florence McDonald wed Alfred U. Hoon of Armour at 8 am with Rev. W S Shepherd officiating, a breakfast reception for fourteen, and plans to reside in Armour. Separately, Martin Dipple and Mrs Dipple were wed at Mrs Major Wallace’s home with Rev Dr Clark presiding, followed by a modest repast. Dipple serves as Beadle County Board chairman and both brides have strong local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. McDonald
Florence
Alfred U. Hoon
Armour
W. S. Shepherd
White Lake
Mitchell
Mitchell High School
Martin Dipple
S.C. Martin
Wessington Springs
Death of Mrs Emily Coffin in Union Iowa
Emily Coffin aged 77 died Friday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs D B Miller after a period of decline. She recently moved from Union Iowa to live with her daughter and died peacefully. Her son A L Coffin arrived shortly before death. burial will take place in Union beside her husband. Also notes: Dr Kettner, formerly of this area, is held for murder in Cincinnati. no details given. Christie, step son of Rev J H Babcock, arrived from Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Coffin
D. B. Miller
D.B. Miller
Union
Iowa
Miller
A. L. Coffin
Kettner
Turneaure
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
James O. Christie
Rev. J. H. Babcock
Bought It Cheap for a Small Amount Water Right Increases Consumer Use
A city council meeting settled a long dispute with Gray Bros by tendering $500 for an artesian well, enabling city control of water rights. Mayor Seaman and Aldermen Levinger and Bracy supported the compromise, Pollard dissented. The council also discussed air lift pumping to boost flow to 400000 gallons daily and granted limited water use for a creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman
Stearns
Levinger
Draecy
Pollard
Simpson
Indra
H. McCormick
Champeny
Champeny Bros
Gray Bros
Gracy
Purchase
Alderman Pollard
W. H. Helwig
Bracy
Helwig
Brown
Messrs
Cassem
White
Death of James Haynes at Mt. Vernon
James Haynes died at Mt. Vernon at 3 30 Tuesday morning after a year of illness from kidney liver and stomach troubles. He was 63 and left a wife nine children, several grandchildren, and a wide circle of esteem. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Mt. Vernon at 2 pm conducted by Presiding Elder Boggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Haynes
Mt. Vernon
Mr. Haynes
IE. O. McEwen
Annie
Emma
I. J
T. B
John Haynes
Haynes
Black Earth
Wis
Is&1
Isss
Boggs
Also Mentioned on This Page
TECK
U. S
Smith & Conyes
GM Reading Clothiers
Mitchell, South Dakota
Are
Scallin
HL Scallin
Santa
U. K
Fairbank Company
Chicago
John Michels
MO. O. Walrath
V.press
E. Moses
O. P. Graham
As't Cash
First National Bank - Mitchell
Seth DaKota
DIRE
John D. Lawler
Walrath
Thos
Jos. C. Lawler
Ullerton
Geo. E. Logan
Isupreme
Judge Haney of
the Supreme Bench
Frank BR. Smith
Board of County Commissioners
Florence McDonald
Gray Bros. Artesian
Bowen
Yankton Press
Dakotan
Yankton
Brer Bowen
Senator Pettigrew
Washington
L.J. Nolan
Silas Osborne
Land Office
W. A. Mizener
Mr. Bowen
A. B.lager
Badger
Peek
Ivan Watkins
A. E. Hitchcock
Watkins
T. J. Spangler
Haney Friday
Vernon
First National Bank
George EK
Logan
Huron
U.S
Royal
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