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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1907

Page

6

Mitchell Businessmen Vote Monthly Subscriptions for Industrial Office

An executive committee meeting of the Comercial Club decided monthly collections for the industrial commission office begin July 1. First National Bank will handle payments with a representative visiting merchants. Most businesses contributed, some others yet to be called on, as the plan aims to invest in Mitchell’s growth and public welfare.

Comercial Club First National Bank Mitchell

Banquet Honors Dakota Central Telephone Girls in Parade Win

Manager Reeves of Dakota Central Telephone Co hosted a banquet at Odd Fellows hall for the women who answer calls and the repair staff after their parade win Friday June 21. Guests included impersonators of telephone girls and guests danced and enjoyed performances by talented young ladies. The event celebrated a finest turnout and prize money funded the banquet.

Reeves Dakota Central Telephone Co Odd Fellows

City Council Holds Special Session Adopts Franchises and Budgets

The council met with Mayor Branson and seven aldermen to approve minutes, hear petitions from the W C T U on saloon regulations and a drinking fountain, and discuss sidewalk damages. It authorized an electric light franchise, set bond requirements, reviewed water and sewer contracts, and planned bids for coal, boilers, and street works.

Branson Koch Curtis, Koch Reeves Lkurns Doyle Markham G. E. Vermilyea O. E. Cassem Wm. Scallin Cassem Vermilyea Third Main Streets H. C. Greene Dakota Wesleyan University Water Committee Board of Education Counnil Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company Sanborn Street Omaha Capital Addition Eric Jensen Sewer Committee Jensen Mitchell Boiler & Iron Works City Hall Krank Summers Fullerton Lumber Co Davis & Jamels F.S. Turney City Hall Committee George Austin Sixth Street Mr. Austin

Salaries Up for Mitchell Post Office Clerks and Carriers

New postal laws raise Mitchell post office clerks salaries by 1000 per year and create six grade scales from 600 to 1200 with promotions tied to service. First class offices may reach 1100 and second class 1000, with July 1 salary boosts for 700 clerks and 850 carriers to 800 and 900 respectively. Postmaster Wells gains 100 more annual, bringing him to 2600. Local staff face added duties weighing and classifying mail through year end.

Mitchell Post Office Washington Wells

Remains Laid to Rest for Rev L T John Sunday

Funeral services were held at the Methodist church for Rev L T John with Rev H S Wilkinson officiating and music by Misses Noble and Green and Messrs Morris and Kratz. The obituary traces his life from Northumberland County Pennsylvania born December 5 1835 to Iowa Minnesota Nebraska and South Dakota. His long ministerial career included leadership in the United Brethren in Christ and service as presiding elder in the Elkhorn and Dakota Conference. He died June 27 after stomach cancer with his earthly light going out twelve days after his 50 year companion.

L. J. John Methodist Church H. S. Wilkinson Noble Green Messrs Morris and Kratz Elijah Tillotson Tillotson Mr. Wilkinson Lorenzo Thorntoon John Johu Patience John Northumberland County Penn Ilinois Lucretia E. John Beloit Wis L. T. John Winnebago Franklin County Iowa West Fork Cedar River Jesus Christ Elijah Kingdom of God John South Dakota Elkhorn and Dakota United Brethren In Christ Norhern Nebraska Rochester Minn Mitchell C. A. Christlieb Mason City Mark M. John

Holy Living Emphasized In Evening Meetings

A church gathering led by lay members and Rev. P N Cross focused on spiritual growth from Nehemiah. Rev J L Glasscock preached holiness as a Bible command, followed by an evangelist’s sermon on denying ungodliness and living soberly and righteously in Christ.

P. N. Cross Nehechabl Ginn J. L. Glasscock Paul Timothy Christ

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