Separate offices planned for American and United States express firms
Following a city visit by express company officials, the American and United States firms will operate from distinct premises. The split aims to reduce perceived price collusion and accommodate growing business. J. E. Wells will run the separated company with Sheridan Castrell assisting, as C. C. Halphide shifts focus. The American will occupy space in John Kress’s harness shop, with a brick annex planned at Main and Second streets.
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American
United States Express
Daniels
Mitchell
John Kress
Geo. E. Logan
Main
Second Streets
Express Company
J. E. Wells
Sheridan Castrell
Tus
C. C. Halphide
Halphide
Local News From Mitchell and Vicinity Mixes Names and Notes
Mitchell and vicinity report visits and moves. Mrs. J. T. Morrow goes to Sioux City for a week or more of visits with friends. Walter Cropley arrives from Richmond Illinois to visit relatives. H. R. Kibbee sells 300 acre Ethan farm to Anthony Moran. Moran will move in come spring. D. C. Sneller moves Winnebago Medicine office to Main and First streets. Rev. Ed Underwood returns from White Lake to resume studies at the University. A. K. Campbells remedies gain fame with orders from California and Colorado. Paul R. Stowell buys his east Seventh Street home. Pastor Fraser hosts Y P S C E gathering with social time and refreshments.
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J. T. Morrow
Sioux City
Walter Cropley
Richmond
Ill
Frank Weller
H. R. Kibbee
Ethan
Anthony Moran
Bridgewater
D. C. Sneller
The
Winnebago Medicine Co
Y. M
East Seventh Street
Fraser
Presbyterian Church
Window Clifi
Tenn
J. H. McLean
W.T. Massa
S. H. Scallin
Axtell
Viborg
California
St. Helena
Battle Creek
Dakota University
Historic Homes In Washington recounts Blaine house
Catherine Cavanagh writes in Munsey's about the Blaine house built on Henry Clay’s former lot. The property changes hands through figures like James K. Paulding, Seward, Belknap, and finally Blaine, with anecdotes of gambling luck and notable occupants.
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Washington
Catherine Cavanagh
Munsey’s
James G. Blaine
Henry Clay
Henry
Commodore Rodgers
James K. Paulding
Installations Begin Year For AOUW And Degree Of Honor
A joint installation at the AOU W and Degree of Honor hall launched the new year. Officers for both orders were inducted with strong turnout and a dance to follow. Aberdeen led in membership gains amid a year end contest with Sioux Falls and Lead lodges, boosting statewide totals.
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A.O.U. W
N. J. Neilsen
Wm. N. Hollands
S. B. Spink
I. Watch
Pat
Brennan O. Watch
Thos. H. Briggs
Jas. F. Smith
A. I. Hitchcock
L. E. Stair
D's
Maggie Hough
Lscolver
Anna Barnard
Minnie Grace
I. W
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
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American Express Co
Clarence Burns
Burns
Delia
Boston Transcript
Mitchell and Vicinity
Milwaukee
State University At
Vermillion
Yankton College
Yankton
R. F. Dundass
Congregational Church
Curtis Green
L. L. Lostutter
Iroquois
Hood
J. N. Asthaway
Abel Booth
L. E. Green
Chicago
Sanborn County
Anderson
Board of
County Commissioners
Jamce Spears
Henry Snow
Coon Hollow
Opera House
C. B. Smith
Gladys Booth
Sioux
Mr. Sith
Rathuo
Huron
Redfield
Woonsocket
Willison
J. &. Cooley
Omaha
Cheyenne
Wyo
Nabinger
Cooley
Rapid City
Frank Redford
Champney Creamery
Redford
O. P. Graham
J. [. Case Co
Racine
Wis
Union Grove
Graham
Mr. Graham
Japan
Baltimore Sun
Mike
Heeler
Indianapolis Journal
Chicago News
Scott
Burnside
Java Coffee
A. H. Pearson, Mitchell, S. D
Chicago Shoe House
A. Z. McGovern & Sons
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