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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1905

Page

6

Change in Officers in Riverside County Officials Take Possession

New county officers and re-elected officials assumed duties after Tuesday’s county board meeting. Hitehcock retired as district attorney. Spangler and Coursey appointed to key posts. Quivley reappointed in Mitchell. Keeh retires as deputy sheriff. Cook and Nelson named to surveyor duties. Drake and Waynes receive board roles. various officers praised for past service and expected to continue to serve well.

Board of County Commissioners HW. J. Witehcock Hitehcock Slitehcock WT. J. Spangler BE. J. Quivley Slivi Bo Sindine Kintigh Keeh T. C. Cook Mt. Vernon John l L. Nelson Israel Greene Apo S. J. Waynes Winslow Abbey O. D. Stearns C. C. Walphide S. Cattrell KR. Fk. Dividas

Farewell to Family in Riverside Community

Riverside residents hosted a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Cassem on Thursday night. The Cassens plan to move to Milwaukee early next year as Mr. Cassem steps back from banking duties to be nearer family and community life.

Riverside O. EE. Cassem Cassem Mit L

New Commercial and Savings Bank to Build New Center

The Commercial and Savings Bank plans a two story brick or stone structure on its Main Street site. The bank has declared a semi annual four percent dividend payable Monday and will start construction early in spring to expand in the business district. The savings feature has helped widen depositor access since 1997.

Commercial and Savings Bank Commercial and Savings Savings Bank Commercial and Main Street Third Avenue East Kibbee

Dance and Banquet by United Commercial Travelers

A first annual dance and banquet for the United Commercial Travelers drew large society turnout Sunday night at the Widmann. The dining room became a dance floor with a luncheon served from Ladmord Johnston's hotel kitchen and elegant decorations enhancing the festive scene.

1. C. IT Ladmord Johnston's Hotel

Representative Hou Mawin Morsan Visits Brother in State

Hou. Mawin Morsan, representative from Charles Mix County, visited his brother S. HH. Morgan and family Friday. He was en route to Pierre.

Hou Mawin Morsan Charles Mix County S. HH. Morgan Ile Pierre

Northwestern Harp Orchestra Shines at UCT Social Affair

About 250 guests attended the United Commercial Travelers first social at the hotel. Fine costumes glowed under electric lights while canapes and a lobster and chicken salad menu delighted attendees. Landlord Johnston opened the hotel for promenades as the Northwestern Harp Orchestra provided music and the event earned high praise for the organization.

Johnston Northwestern Ilarp United Commercial

Funeral Services for Mrs Maria L Branch Saturday

W A Branch editor of the Clar ion reports the death of his mother Mrs Maria L Branch at Sacred Heart hospital Yankton after paralysis strokes from 1834 birth in Cobleskill NY to terminal decline. She lived 79 years with eight children, services held at her son W A Branch home and Grace land cemetery with bodybearers named.

W. A. Branch the Clarion Maria L. Branch Sacred Heart Hospital Yankton Mitchell J. S. Branch Lawler and Seventh Avenue East Maria Louisa Branch Meigs County Ohio Chester Newton Pingry Branch Charles J Elmaid John E William A Jeffersonville Dakota Territory

Mitchell Man Honored as State Teachers Head

Word from Deadwood that Prof. M. M. Ramer principal of Mitchell high schools was elected president of the South Dakota Teachers Association at its recent session in Deadwood. His election honors his popularity and ability. The next meeting will be held at Renee Wednesday evening with Dr. Nicholson, president of Dakota werlevint, delivering an educational address.

Deadwood M. M. Ramer Mitchell South Dakota Teachers Association

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Deir BeBe L.O. Gale Movs Spangler O. W. Coursey Miral Hiss Co. C. Halphide Register of Deeds E. J. Haynes the Peoples Bargain House Loggins A. T. McKovern & Sons Western National Bank Mitchell, South Dakota Cassein the Commercial and Savings Bank United Commercial Travelers Widmans U.O.T Willet Leef Sardell Vinaivarette Robt. Ward Punch M. L. Branch Graceland Cemetery
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