Minor mentions and local notices in a town paper
A crowded column reports births including a daughter to Mr and Mrs C H Obland on January 10 and another eight pounds to Mr and Mrs Geo A Clark on January 3. Also noted are property sales, business changes, service resumption, a disciplinary sentence, and a promotional sale at the Cash Bargain Store through February 1, 1893.
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TY. C. Burns
Third Street
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Geo. A. Clark
T. J. Spangler
Hsg
Geo. H. Rathman
Chas. Ferguson
Mrs G C B Hager Named For Mitchell University Contest
Aberdeen News reports Mrs G C B Hager selected as one of the contestants for Mitchell University in a May event. Hager joins a long list of contenders in this key historical contest in South Dakota. Nearby, H. Milligan, a farmer from just north of Davison County, said he faced very large snow drifts on his ride to town, and plans to move to a farm near Artesian.
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GC. B. Hager
Mitchell University
Dako H. Milligan
Davison
Willigan
Artesian
Mitch ell Building and Loan selects officers in prosperous year
Mitch ell Building and Loan committee elected officers at annual meeting with J. O. Walrath as President and R. N. Kratz as Secretary. Reports show a prosperous year. stock demand rises and spring projects to push stock and complete deferred plans. Also notes on district institute and local civic items.
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J. O. Walrath
J. L. Haunett
R. N. Kratz
K. E. Moses
A. BE. Hitchcock
R. T. Robinson
J. ©. Wells
H.R. Kibbee
G. R. Hust
Kratz
Neighborhood News In Mitchell District Echoes Of Winter
Local notes report illnesses births and deaths including Miss Dana Wishard facing blood poisoning and Mrs. Julius Charleson’s death after long sickness. Schools expand with new rooms and teachers Prof Brown and Miss Haynes praised. Socials and parties mark New Year week with many confined by severe weather. A staged accident on the railroad and a bogus cattle deal add cautionary notes.
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Dwight
Cori’ Coleman
Minneapolis
Fred Schrader
Beulah Township
Sioux City
John Chantry
Haynes
Edith McClatchie
H. M. Burns
Mitchell
Julius Charleson
Reorganized Company Elects Officers at Evening Meeting
More than thirty members of the reorganized company met Tuesday evening and chose officers: Captain R. W. Wheelock, Ist Lieut. E. G. Kinnie, 2nd Lieut. F. P. Stearns, Financial Sec. Will Scallin, Recording Sec. Charles Boggs, Treasurer C. G. Nichols. Non commissioned officers’ election postponed. A committee on armory was appointed to prepare it for Friday’s meeting. Other notes cover reform school appeal for Anton Hanson, shipboard liquor schemes exposed by a parrot cage ruse, John Brown shackles in circulation, and a humor piece about a New York store employee’s habits.
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E. G. Kinnie
F. P. Stearns
Will Scallin
Ghas
Boggs
C. G. Nichols
Beckwith
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Jack
New York Sun
Lightning strikes farm barn in Weatherafield News mentions
Mr. John Colvin reports a farmer's barn in Weatherafield New York was struck by lightning on Christmas night during a thunderstorm and burned to the ground with hay and produce destroyed. The piece notes the toil of country living and constant lightning danger.
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Weatherafield
N. Y
Protect Hawaii as US protectorate policy debated in lower house
Representative Holman prepared a resolution to make protecting Hawaii a US policy and seek a treaty to establish a Pacific protectorate. City of Peking from Hong Kong and Yokohama with Hawaiian advices due in Honolulu, expected tonight. Wisconsin chief justice changes follow retirement of William Penn Lyon. A W Newman new board member. Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Bank to resume Monday with 500000 capital subscribed.
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Milwaukee
Mitchell
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Coal Combine Formed by Colorado Dealers
Colorado coal dealers sign an agreement forming a trust and raise prices from 2.50 and 3.25 to 4 per ton. About eighty dealers join the combine, signaling a unified move in lignite trading.
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Denver
Colo
Variety of 19th Century News Items From Across the Nation
Town bottlers form a state association at Des Moines. M Flobert dies. Southern Minnesota Veterinarians meet in Waseca. Pelican Rapids Sentinel established. Deadwood pays $50000 for Corbett Mitchell fight. Louisville grand jury indicts Frankfort lottery officials. Goodhue county farmers troubled by horse thieves. Belle Vue Michigan burns large part of business district. Ives defeats Slosson in Chicago billiards. German archaeologist Fuchhammer dies. Staceyville flour mill robbed. Norwalk bank cashier Baker commits suicide. British Commons passes parish councils bill. Tiffin and Fostoria connected by electric railway. US Potters Association meets in Washington. John L Sullivan returns home drunk and assaults wife. Louisville and Nashville strike ends. old switchmen reinstated. Congressman Hall of Minnesota seeks Sweden Norway minister post. Russian budget reports year 1895 surplus. Cambridge Minnesota girl shot accidentally by supposed unloaded revolver. Baltic storm claims several ships and crews. Great Northern earnings fall. W F Beck Co assigns. Evansville receivers named for railway line. Austrian musician Randharbinger dies at 91. Frayne Company stranded in Newcastle. Ben Hur secret order christened in Indianapolis. HQ at Crawfordsville. 300k rifle cartridges seized destined for Admiral Mello. Keokuk Library offers $20000 building and 12000 volumes free. Atlanta trial begins for embezzlement at Gate City National Bank.
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Latest Market Prices From Milwaukee and Chicago Trades
Market news from Milwaukee and South St. Paul report wheat prices easing, corn and oats mixed, and rye and barley lower or higher in different grades. Hog and cattle futures show firmness in Chicago. receipts listed. prices for prime and common stockers, calves, and bulls varied. Duluth and Chicago grain posts show cash and forward bids with spot and May quotations.
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