Bargain Sale Offer Across Jackets Shoes and More
All jackets cloaks caps umbrellas are half price. Clothing half off with $2 and $3 shoes at $1 a pair. Shoes 1.25 and 1.50 at 75 and 85 cents. 1,500 yards wool flannels 25 cents yard. 300 children hoods caps 19 cents each. Hats caps 44 cents. New England apples 3.75 a barrel. Cider vinegar cents per gallon. Stoneware 5 cents gallon. Laundry soap 10 bars for 25 cents. Calumet baking powder 15 cents. Dees lye 5 cents. Popcorn 1 cent per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Dees Lye
NOW IN OTHER WANDS Two Fraternal Organizations Held a Joint Meeting
A joint meeting was held Tuesday by two fraternal organizations. Members discussed upcoming events, community service plans, and cross organization cooperation, with attendees from both groups reporting on recent activities and shared initiatives.
County Officers Change at Davison Court House
Davison County initiates a near complete switch in Republican officials at the court house with Kelsey as Treasurer and Swindler as Sheriff leading a new slate including Groenke Browne Winsor Daniels and Abbey. The county commission meets with Kress as chairman and Levinger Gilfillan as new members while several officers are reappointed or replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Champlin
H. B. Anderson
Kelsey
A. B. Kelsey
Swindler
Jacob Kooh
Geo. B. Kelsey
Henry Swindler
M. L. Bobb
Register of
Deeda
A. R. Groenke
O. L. Browne
W. Abbey
A. H. Daniels
Geo. Law
Israel Greene
J. D. Kress
C. I. Drake
C. H. Grimm
John Gilfillan
Jos. Levinger
Messrs
Bobb
Abbey
Law
Groenke
Browne
Winsor
Daniels
Fraternal Groups Merge for Joint Installations
Two orders combine on installations and take in officers in one night, linking Workmen’s and Degree of Honor benefits with sociability. The annual joint event grows, alternating features each year, drawing repeated gatherings and strengthening intergroup ties.
Commandery Banquet and Degrees at St Bernard K T
The St Bernard Commandery K T held a session in the asylum with G H Randell of Salem and F A Dudley of Canistota receiving Red and Black Cross degrees. A banquet followed served by Mr and Mrs R P Hall. Visiting knights from Salem Kimball Sioux City Emery Alexandria Mt Vernon Sioux Falls attended. The initation wrapped after late hours with C W Adama and O T Huyck presiding. Visitors departed Saturday after touring local mercantile firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard Commandery
K. T
Asylum
G. H. Randell
Salem
F. A. Dudley
Canistota
Red
Black Cross
Red Cross
R. P. Hall
Alexandria
Mark Betts
Mt. Vernon
Clark Espey
Sioux Falls
C. W. Adama
O. T. Huyck
Scriven Named Secretary of Senate in Davison County
Julie H Scriven of Davison County was named secretary of the upper branch. John H Scriven of the city won the election in a Republican caucus amid a close contest with Doane Robinson of Yankton Gazette. The vote followed lateness in the session as officials were appointed and bills carried over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie H. Scriven
Davison County
John H. Scriven
Senate
Scriven
Doane Robinson
Yankton
Real
Scriyon
City Attorney Advises Council Not to Fight It
The city attorney urged the council to avoid opposing the measure and to proceed with the proposed plan as presented. Officials weighed legal risks and public impact, considering timelines and potential litigation costs. A public briefing was scheduled to outline next steps and stakeholder reactions.
City Hears Franchise Fight and Electric Plant Pact
At Tuesday’s city council session Aldermen Beckwith Koch Potter Indra Grace and McLaughlin with Mayor Fullerton presiding reviewed the long dispute over the electric light franchise. Attorney Hannett argued the franchise should not be forfeited despite the plant’s rebuilding and continued operation raising questions of negligence and equity. The council unanimously approved a 381 bill and authorized transfers and bill payments as they settled the franchise issue through 1909 while keeping the lights on and the contract alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckwith
Koch
Potter
Indra
Grace
McLaughlin
Fullerton
Smith
Ths
J. L. Hannett
Spangler
Hannett
Ald. Koch
Ald
Indrait
Neilsen
Judge Abbey
Thirty-Eight Years History Of The Episcopal Church
A new book from The Republican chronicles thirty eight years of Episcopal growth in South Dakota from 1860 to 1898. It opens with Bishop Hare’s Aber deen address and includes sketches by Rev. John H. Babcock and Rev. Joseph W. Cook, plus Mahlon N. Gilbert’s commemorative sermon. The volume notes Bishop Hare’s long impact among Indians and settlers and highlights the church’s substantial progress and influence in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
South Dakota
Republican
William Hobart Hare
Aberdeen
White
John H. Babcock
Joseph W. Cook
Mahlon N. Gilbert
Hare
Hareio
Baptists Report Prosperity at Annual Church Session
The Baptists held their annual business session with harmony and satisfaction. Officers and committees reported highly satisfactory results, with auxiliary groups especially gratifying. Elected trustees N L Davison and C C Boulton. clerk Marie Quigley. treasurer Orlo Fish. collector O E Browne. Sunday School supervisor J W Broadbent. assistant Guv Law. secretary Edna Daniels. treasurer C W Gillis. librarian E H Baumgartner. The church expects bright promises for the year and members say it is in better condition than ever, reflecting well on the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Davison
C. C. Boulton
Marie Quigley
Orlo Fish
O. E. Browne
J. W. Broadbent
Guv. Law
Edna Daniels
C. W. Gillis
E. H. Baumgartner
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. H. Scallin
Su'shine
A. H. Pearson
Mitchell, S. D
D.T. Gilman
O. L. Branson
I. W. Seaman
V.president
H. P. Beck Wits
Asn’t Cash
First National Bank
Mitchell
DORKS
D. T. Gilman
J. D. Newcomer
J.S. Daniel
A. A. Boynton
A. B. Hager
Champeny Block
Spooner & Iverdlaker
Mitchell, South Dakota
Mesers
Levinger
Gilfillan
Grimm
Messie
Kress
Drake
A. J. Kings
John Reierson
M. W
A. E. Hitchcock
A. W. Meilenz
Paul Stowell
F. S. Schirmer
D. of H
Dulla Stair
Katie Meilenz
Lillie Like
Mary A. Kings
Emma Barnard
Usher
Fannia Meuters
I. W
Alice Whyte
O. W
Addie Reed
Hulda Stowell
Grand Lodge
Louisa Sprague
Mary Kings
Grayce Clark
Templar
Naimed
Wednex'a
Nemirs Tare Mitchell Carrvallis
Vernonte
Die
Dakota J- 35
Te “i
The
Lutin Settiloe Seu Altel
Electric Light
Baptists
of the Church
Kibbell
Electric Light Co
John Roth
L. Beckwith
C. H. Gordimier
J. K
Mitchell Printing Co
J.J. Schlimgen
C. F. Woolley
John Cook
Geo. Brooks
James Clark
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!