In Town and Country Local Roundup From Mitchell
Mitchell news highlights dozens of residents traveling to Yankton Pierre and other towns. births and marriages mark life in the area as officials discuss anti saloon league efforts. local professionals attend meetings and plans emerge for future development and business moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Dharis
Yankton
Wnd
J. J. Gretzhton
Pennsylvania
Oho
Joseph Beattie
Phino Township
Hicksville
Ohio
Albert Stephens
Lisbon Township
W. W. Havens
Pierre
Local News Roundup From Mt. Vernon And Mitchell
Nearly everyone visited or entertained during New Year celebrations. Peter Reimers reports work on a dairy and stock farm near War Divan Minnesota, spanning 38500 acres with 140 cows and 30 hired men. Various residents, including L. H W Annis and wife, Jed Cropsey, and others, were seen in Mt. Vernon and Mitchell. A railroad and telephone may be coming, and Jay Hemingway traded a horse last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sillissey
Upieries
Davis
Mt. Vernon
Peter Reimers
Wardivan
Minn
L. H W. Annis
Earl Annis
Jed Cropsey
BR. E. Barsard
Mitchell
Nellie Gardner
Riverside News Briefs Include Visits from Relatives
Riverside reports J. R. White and family hosting a surprise arrival, R. J. White from Chicago and a Detroit Stove Works veteran who will join Sioux Falls Hardware Co. next year. Mr. Bantz from Town visits W. L. Wallis, praising the country. Miss Alice Moshier of the University spent New Years with Miss Marie White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Ropers
Doe
Omaha
Minneapolis
John Baldwin
Justice McKinley
Claud Maughan
George Brown
MeKintley
Edward Beebe
Sanborn
Iowa
H. C. Nkelso
Winterset
Town
T.W. D. Orswell
Maud Ferris
Oberlin
Ohio
May Becker
Emil Becker
Sioux City
Wool. Fisher
Kansas City
J. M. Wood
Fisher
W. TI
Conyes
Co. CG
King of Scotland
Mitchell Gas Co
Riverside
J. R. White
R. J. White
Chicago
White
Detroit
Sioux Falls Hardware Co
Bantz
W. L. Wallis
Alice Moshier
White's
Marie White
Named them over again at public corn palace meeting
At a Business Mens League gathering the corn palace committee members L O Gale Wm M Smith Dr Dundas Robert Burns H Scallin J W Smith and D W Burright were reappointed after offering resignations to allow league officials to refresh the board. Plans for a larger 1905 building include a combined corn palace stock show facility with blueprinted designs by architect Wherry to be reviewed by stockmen next month. Interior work will begin for the February 1 stock show and sale, with stalls and a show ring to be arranged before tearing down the palace for a new location and enlarged structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Palace
Business Mens’ League
Messrs
L. O. Gale
Wm. M. Smith
Dr. Dundas
Robert Burns
Hf. Scallin
J. Ww. Smith
D. W. Burr
Wherry
Mitchell
Don’t begin the New Year with a cold
Cole’s Cough Cure promises relief from mid winter coughs with guaranteed use. Available in 25 and 50 cent sizes at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Prosper Wedding Unites Miss Susie Wittstruck and Charles Morse
A joyous marriage took place Wednesday evening at the Wittstruck home in Prosper township. Susie Wittstruck and Charles Morse were wed in a ceremony officiated by Rev. James Crowther, with about 100 guests in attendance from the surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ek. Anderson
Tez Setterstrum
Prosper Township
Rev
A. Sundhback
Salem
Pierre
L. M. Simons
Senate
Simons
A. KE. Wittstruck
Susie
Charles Morse
James Crowther
Ethan
Sur
Local wedding honors and generous gifts mark community notice
The bride and groom received hearty congratulations from priests and guests and were served a supper. They received many fine presents reflecting their standing in the community. The bride, a county schoolteacher, is popular among teachers and currently teaching in Hanson county. The groom, a Hanson county farmer, will live on his parents' farm after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Timion
Proom
Farmer
Hanson County
Morse
Opening of Winter Term at Dakota Wesleyan
Dakota Wesleyan opened the winter term after vacation with large attendance and a crowded chapel. Devotional exercises were led by Rev. J. Q. Dobson. The program featured music by Prof. Barry and Miss Lee, a reading by Prof. Lardner, and an opening address by Hon. A. B. Hitchcock, on the Supreme Moral Issue of the Ape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxy Batterfield
Baribault
Minn
Pirls Seminary
GG. Rathoun
Brookings
Dfurou
J. J. Miller
Omaha
Los Angeles
Cal
G. OO. Weesler
Sioux
Bilder
Pokwaind
Joli
Anna Maguire
Pecniuseh
Nebo
B.C. Grinnell
Etta
Osase
Iowa
Ate Myers
PLC Widman
J. Q. Dobson
D.D
Mitchell District
Barry
Miss Lee
Lardner
Mark ‘Twain
A. B. Hitchbececk
Christian College
Brotherhood of Man
County Seat Battle Reopens Over Walworth Case
Selby leaders with attorney A Gunderson and HE Taubman appeared before Judge Smith to argue removal of Walworth county seat from Bangor to Selby. Bangor seeks re opening to regain rights. Hearing set in Pierre on January 12 to determine remaining options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selby
A. Gunderson
Pierre
HE. T. Taubman
Aberdeen
Bangor
County Seeks Bids for County Physician Post
Sealed bids will be received at the county auditor's office until January 10 1905 for the county physician position for 1908. The county commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. O D Stearns County Auditor Davison County South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Stearns
Davison County
South Dakota
For Sale Piano and Organ Sale by Music Dealer
H G Nichols, a general music dealer, offers twelve pianos and fifteen organs from noted makes including Baldwin and Estey. Cash only. The dealer notes readers may not understand the motive but asserts clear intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Merrifield
Smith & Barnes
Haddorf
Estey
Western Cottage
H. G. Nichols
General Music Dealer
Save and open a bank account for 4 percent interest
The notice urges readers to save part of their income for next year and open a savings account at Commercial and Savings Bank or State Bank, promising 4 percent interest compounded twice yearly. It emphasizes starting small to seize future opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial and Savings Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jennie Duncan
J. I. Cooper
Troy
Mont
Lee Wolgemuth
City
St. Paul
Rf. Wall
iRev
Carhatt
Anti-Saloon League
Dobson
Scotland
Methodist Church
B. M. Johnston
Widmann
Northwestern State Men's Association
Mr. Johnston
John Q. Anderson
Chamberlain
Mr. Anderson
Washington
Modern Brotherhood of America
Geo. C. Grinnell
R. C. Warne
R. E. Cone
Mary IH
Babcock
Geo. Stevens
L. D. Milne
Grinnell
Order
J. M. Greene
Chamberlain Hote
Pacific Coast
Mollercert
Miers Tuesda
William Ss. Crane
California
Tie
Chamberton
O. W. Coursey
Welch Co
Tis Territory
North Dakota
Coursey
J. G. Love
Aupent
Milwaukee Road
W. L. Miner
Huron Tievald-Democrat
Mitchell Grocery Co
Post Olice
Kt. M. Spink
Gimaha Pond
Seattle
Wash
Spink
A. Tt. Mekheel
Motley, Melee & Barber Hardware
Champeny
Perry Davis
Than
George Holloran
Bertha
Ora
Tripp
Cheir
Leslie
Lora Oathout
Myron Bowers
Week
Nolt
Alpena
Charley Morse
Susie Wittstruck
Bradshaw
Harl Eastman
Dr. Howard
Mitchelll
Jessie Shipton
Ray Lathrop
Platte
Rev. Weil
Oacoma
Howard
George
Clayton Doane
Woonsocket
Prof
Otto
Fetban
Ayer
Maks
J.H. Fifer
Colorado Springs
Colo
J.C. Aye
Ee Eer Co., Lowell, Masfacturers of
EL Winsley
Alice Stevens
Win. Harker
Jay Hemingway
Ir. Stevenson
Wino. Markla
Corn Palace Comittee
Ces
General and Savings Bank Business
Dr. C. A Bower
Tain St
Mitchell, South Dakota
Becker
Clothing House
Nichols
Abstract, Loan & Trust CO
Prescott
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