Quiet Fourth Observed in Mitchell with Nearby Towns
Mitchell marked a subdued national holiday with no local festivities while Ethan Loomis and Yankton hosted larger crowds. Ice cream cake and a Methodist church event provided the only local celebration as fireworks lit the evening skies.
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Mitchell
Ethan
Loomis
Yankton
A. H. Betts
Second Avenue West
Rowley Street
Methodist Church
Mayor Allows Fireworks At Fire Limits Amid Flood Cleanup
Mayor Hitchcock left the fire limits display curbs to check farm flood damage and then returned to Running Water. Rumor spread that he rescinded the ordinance, unleashing a noisy, citywide fireworks and cannon blast spree that evening. Police were unsure how to enforce until the mayor advised letting the capers continue given merchant fireworks on hand. Demonstrations faded by 10 o'clock.
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Hitchcock
Allison
Larceny case postponed for Proctor and wife
The larceny hearing for Prof. Proctor and his wife, initially set for Monday, was moved to 4 PM. Proctor denied the Hart alias, with W M Herbert for the defense and Spangler for the state. A key eyewitness testified about a clairvoyant scheme involving a $100 bag and $200 added, leading to the loss. Proctor was bound over to the November term in $1,000 bond.
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Proctor
Hart
Markham
W. M. Herbert
Spangler
Sheriff Cook
Proctor Wa
Badger Township Votes on Tiling Project
Badger township officers called a special election for July 14 to decide funding and installation of drainage tiling around Loomis. Farmers from other areas objected, saying the process should follow the law. supporters say there are enough votes to pass the spending.
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Badger Township
Loomis
Weather Review of May and June Rainfall Records
May yielded 9.53 inches, far above typical, with 1892 close behind at 6.71 inches. June's totals included historic peaks such as 8.50 inches in 1908 and 5.58 in 1901, with a record cloudburst in 1902 washing away the rain gauge. The heavy rain spanned thirteen days, peaking 195 inches on the 23rd and near 80 inches on the 4th. Temperature swung from 4 to 91 degrees with a 30 degree maximum daily range on the 29th and 7 degrees on the 11th. There were 5 cloudy, 11 partly cloudy, and 14 clear days.
City Council Holds Lengthy Meeting With Petitions And Bills
The Monday session led by Mayor Hitchcock discussed water drainage petitions for Edmonds area and a new street light at Fifth Avenue East and Capitol Street. Bills for fire station work, sewer changes, and a eight mile per hour auto and motorcycle speed limit were debated, with many accounts approved and others tabled. The council planned a special meeting to revisit the Sanborn Street bridge and bridge projects.
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Hitchcock
Messrs. Michels
Ixoch
Reeves
Kelley
Truax
Ness
Edmunds
Fourth
Main Street
Omaha Depot
Kifth Avenue
Capitol Street
Messrs. Burns and Davis
Corn Palace
KE. J. Greaves
J. T. Morrow
Hospital
K. S. Christensen
Mitchell Milling Co
Christensen
McDonald
Markham
Kibbee
Finance Committee
C. H. East
D. C. Brooks
Plumbing
James Spears
Alex
LaFortune
Sc&tio
A. Schlimgen
Gina
Wim. Cayce
Henry Cayce
Areata
Chas. Vogus
Chas. Vogus, Labor Fire Sta- Tlio Dee Lee Srs Eee Roa Ost 650 J. R. Allison
Poic
J. F. Purdy
Salary Police
John Slater
T. Cunningham
Tidla I.allison
Ll. Lu. Ness
Win. Pattison
Kr. L. Tremaine
K. Rassmussen
Jacob Smith
Jay McLain
J. K. Trickey
Red 'Trickey
Geo. Just
Will Marsden
Sal. St
Arthur Allen
C. W. Johnston
Harry Allen
L. W. Vincent
Hugh Sheeks
Commercial & Savings Bank
S Ledger
C. E. Brady
John McManaman
Sewelr
Weecccseseee
H. B. Rogers
Lake Sturtevant
E. Schomer
Cc Sadao
J. J. West
Dakota Central Telephone Co
J. H. Ferris
R. E. Reynolds
E. Miller
A. L. Maller
Dave McCabe
Russell Jensen
Henry Bakeman
D. H. Stout
James Murphy
Reading
Sioux City Foundry Co
Prescott Co
Mitchell Steam Laundry
Mitchell Iron & Boiler Works
Mitchell Fire Department
A. F. Sodergren
G. W. Austin
Johnson & Berquist
Albert Jebsen
Livery and Horse Board
N. J. Mayer
Dakota Improved Seed Co
W. A. Branch
Henry Snow
A. E. Hitchcock
Sioux City
Bridge Wen
L. A. Amsden
J. B. Doty
Schlimgen
Mitchell Power Co
Davis & Daniels
Sanborn Street
J. Perry
Roy Perry
Jos. Swift
Platner
M. H. Gosche
U. K
Serry
Sinclair
John Absher
Growing older theme in Catholic Standard exchange
Miss Goodley and Miss Knox joke about aging while Miss Knox admits the ongoing process. The dialogue preserves a light tease between two women reflecting on time and aging in a Catholic Standard and Times cartoon or column style.
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Miss Goodley
Miss Hussle
Miss Knox
Catholic Standard and Times
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