Miss Tillotson Delights Large Home Audience
A large crowd greeted Miss Merle Tillotson at a Friday evening city hall recital. Accompanist Maude Silsby Nichols matched the performer’s vigor, delivering a polished program that showcased dignified songs, while committees for January and February conventions were named to organize events and fundraise. Mitchell’s hospitality is urged to welcome the visiting associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Tillotson
Miss Tillotson
Maude Silsby-Nichols
Mitchell Bottling Works Changes Ownership and Incorporates
The Mitchell Bottling Works, a maker of carbonated beverages, has changed ownership and incorporated for 15000 dollars. The board lists James Brown of Menno as president, W E Abbott as secretary and general manager, and A Ellwein as treasurer. Abbott will serve as business manager and travel to promote the plant. The firm ships beverages across the state and expands significantly in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Bottling Works
James Brown
Menno
W. HE. Abbott
A. Ellwein
W. EB. Abbott
Cnergy
Abbott
J. E. Turner & Son
Mitchell Club Hosts City Convention Planning Meeting
A Mitchell business meeting in the Mitchell Club rooms set plans for five to six state associations to meet in the city this February. Committees were appointed to arrange delegate entertainment, rooming, and hospitality as Mayor Silsby led and A B Haper served as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winance
T. @. Burns
F. A. Winsor
William Koch
H. D. Butterfield
Dr. KE. J. Reamer
Robert Burns
MW. C. Preston
S. G. Boycee
L. ©. Gale
Delvian T. Becker
B. M. Johnston
C. W. Johnston
J. H. Scriven
C. HB. Vernilyea
J. O. Walrath
Dr. R. EF. Dundas
W. E. Turner
L. D. Milne
W. C. Webster
George Irust
W. C. Diell
J. N. Crow
D. A. Mizener
Mitchell
Mitchell Club
Silsby
Cairman
A. B. Haper
California Wedding in Mitchell Inspired by Times report
Nora Harker of Mitchell South Dakota wed Fred W. Jonas of Chicago in a home ceremony at 730 Lake Street. Rev. A W Adkinson officiated with Ethel Putnam leading Lohengrin on piano. They plan to live in Mitchell after a reception and depart for their new home in South Dakota.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Times
Nora Harker
Fred W. Jonas
Chicago
Widmann
A. W. Adkinson
Methodist Church
Ethel Putnam
Mitchell
Joseph Harker
S. D
Lake Street
Smilax
Mae
Mary Forbes
Redondo
Ellen Blenkiron
Move to tear down three Val Blatz icehouses
The three large icehouses owned by Val Blatz Brewing Co. east of Main Street along the Milwaukee railroad site are being torn down by order of the Milwaukee company to allow removal. The structures are split between Isaac Spears and a saloonmen’s company and will be rebuilt elsewhere. The company seeks space just east of the street for planned improvements not yet announced.
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Val Blatz Brewing Co
Main Street
Milwaukee Railroad
Milwaukee Company
Isaac Spears
Mitchell Readies for March Retail Dealers Convention
The South Dakota Retail Dealers Association will meet in Mitchell January 23–25 for the first convention outside Sioux Falls in years. Officials promise a warm, well heated venue in the city hall auditorium with about 400 expected delegates. Program includes speakers from Minneapolis St Paul Milwaukee and Harold officials plus sessions on advertising rural mail carriers and pure foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Retail Dealers’ Association
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Grimm
Parkston
Tyler
C. Z. Broders
Minneapolis
E. H. Enright
St. Paul
South Dakota
A. J. Alwein
Milwaukee
Geo. L. Dingman
Minnesota
H. V. Jones
Commercial Bulletin
Northwest Trade
A. EF. Young
D. H. Evans
Association
KF. W. Arne
Sioux Walls
Republican
Uesday
A. KH. Grimm
City of
Geo
A. Silsby
Jton
Wickham
Alexandria
S. D
A. I. Grimm
Ss. D
Mannix
Commercial News
J. D. Bartow
Plankinton
G. P. Hanson
Bridgewater
F. Henry
Flandreau
H. Loftus
DeSmet
Oscar Kvalshaug
Beresford
Pure Woods
Minn
Dingman
Dairy and
South
Dakota
Pure Foods
E. W. Smail
Dairy and Food
Webster
Eo Ess
S. B. Nelson
LaVerne
Commercial ‘Bulletin
A. K. Young
Finch, Young & McConville
Tracy
Evans
W. L. Williams
J. E. Walker
Chester
Resolutions on Death of Lieutenant Thomas H Briggs
The South Dakota National Guard officers honor Lieutenant Thomas H Briggs who died December 29 1904 while working as a railroad switchman at Mitchell. He is praised for duty and fidelity in civil life and military service, noted as a patriotic defender and loyal comrade.
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Sioux Walls
Thomas H. Briggs
Mitchell
South Dakota
Briggs
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Diehl & Brown
L. O. Gale
A. T. McGovern & Sons
Mitchell, South Dakota
E.B. van Alstine
Coal and Wood
Railroad St
Milwaukee Depot
Mitchell, S. D
D.bergman & CO
Idea
Miss Til
Lotson
Marjorie
Norton
Nevin
Bartlett Douglas Gordon
Kellie
Mitchell Bottling Works Incorporat
California
Har
Ker and
Mr. Jonas
Los An
Geles, Cal
Retail Dealers
L. S. Dyler
W. J.andrews
J. #& Goltra
Madison
A. J. Berdahl
Garrettson
Cords
Oldham
Adolph Harms
Wentworth
FE. Gross
Gettysburg
Thomas Briggs
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