Town and Country Notes From Mitchell Week
A roundup of visitors and residents in Mitchell includes Mrs. Joseph Coats and Mrs. Rose Dunn in town, Edna Miller and Wendell Miller visiting Lauritz Miller, and E K Rice arriving from Sioux City. Local harvest yields improve while a lightning fire destroys Jack Sales’s barn. several residents head to camps and fairs, and the police docket shows 77 arrests so far in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Coats
Rose Dunn
Siox City
Phili E. Tobin
Third Avenue East
Edna Miller
Wendell Miller
Mitchell
Cresbard
Lauritz Miller
J. M. Fisk
Sioux City
Los Angeles
Calif
Bar of Justice
Yankton Judge to Hear Local Cases
Friday afternoon Judge Robert B. Tripp will hold a special term for Judge Frank B. Smith to pass sentences on three prisoners from the Davison county jail. William Diamond faces grand larceny after a break in at Judge Smiths residence. John Brennan may plead guilty to breaking jail in 1908. H. G. Davis to be sentenced on obtaining money under false pretences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Tripp
Yankton
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Frank B. Smith
Davison County
Sioux Falls
William Diamond
Judge Smith
Brennan
H. G. Davis
Davis
First National Bank
Northwestern Opens Line to Gettysburg
The Northwestern Railway will run a new train on its Blunt to Gettysburg line starting next Monday. For now the service will link with the daily freight schedule at Blunt as the line remains under the engineering department. A through daily Watertown to Pierre train may follow after turnover to the company.
Black rust hits late wheat in Aberdeen South Dakota
In Aberdeen South Dakota farmers report black rust damaging the late wheat crop while earlier maturing wheat remains safe. A short potato crop in northern South Dakota also suffers from dry weather and thrifty vines prove unproductive.
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Aberdeen
S. D
South Dakota
Ethan Local Notes Urge Play, Visits, and Travel
Ethan residents report visits from relatives Miss Rinnie Nolt returned to Mitchell after a week in Ethan. The Ethan ball team beat Mt. Vernon away. Several locals travel to Parkston to watch a 1 0 Parkston victory over Alexandria. Other items note corrections and new job placements in hunting elevator and W F Smith’s saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinnie Nolt
Mitchell
Ethan Ball
Mt. Vernon
Ethan
Mr. Bauer
Antoine Bauer
Wisconsin
Conklin
Hettinger
N. D
George Carlow
McMann
Fahy
Emery
John Clement
Avis Pinnell
Missouri
Tifft
Gallagher
Byron Swartz
Parkston
W. H. Trow
Frank Klotz
Samuel Marble
Meade Conty
Jessie Tremaine
Steichen
T. H. Coyne
Lincoln
Neb
Iowa
John Sexton
Donovan Ass
W. F. Smith
Glass taxicabs to show women in luxury rides
New York begins to see glass taxicabs designed for the opera set and late diners. These electric cabs feature beveled glass cages, jewel like interiors, and removable damask cushions. High priced service offers color matching with gowns and heated interiors for wrapless travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Governor faces flood of letters over prize fighting shows
Pierre South Dakota reports the governor receiving many letters on prohibiting prize fights and exhibition pictures. Various organizations nationwide push to ban fights or displaying fight pictures as the state already enforces a stringent law against prize fights or arranging them.
No law to prevent the exhibition noted. new legislature coming
The fragment notes there is no law to stop the exhibition but hints a legislative proposal may be introduced early in the next session. It suggests the issue will reappear in the legislative hopper.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim and Cure Offer
An advertisement claims deafness from catarrh is cured by constitutional remedies not local treatment. It asserts nine of ten cases arise from catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, selling 75 cent bottles and recommending Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
FE. J. Cus. EY & CO
Toledo
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R. E. Cone
Cashier
E. A. Loomer
Gingham
A. T. McGovern &$Sons
E. K. Rice
Sioux Ccty
M. L. Quigley
J. S. Hoagland
Rapid City
Will
Black Hills
GC. Betts
Omaha
Portland
Pacific Coast
Fred Kimball
Chicago
George G. Kimball
Harry Perkins
Letcher
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Maine
North Atlantic
Eliza Hall
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
S. D. Prescott
Wessington Springs
City
Watertown
Mr. Presentt
National
Illinois
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Shade
Sid W. Smith
L. W. Plotner
Sturgis
A. B. Hager
C. A. Bower
Minneapolis
Mr. Hager
Seattle
Twin Cities
Proser
Union Township
Jack Sales
White Lake
Mr. Sales
Cheyenne River
Marcus
Meade County
Artesian
Etta Aldrich
Spencer
Sadie Trainer
Blanche Atwood
Company A
Camp Roosevelt
Seargent Ray Dixon
J. O. Dobson
Jessie
Canton
Dobson Park
Arthur Hager
Caton
Eugene Hager
Northwestern
Gettysburg
Water Town
Pierre
Lollie Nolt
Lizzie Clement
L. H. Swartz
Alexandria
Will Grady
Lake Andes
A.E. Hitchcock
Attorney AT Law
Office
Foor Commercial &Savings B’k& Mitchel
Harrison C. Preston
Edward E. Wagner
United States
Preston & Wagner Lawyers
Western National Bank
Chas. A. Bower
Western Nationa Bank
Hitchcock
Onida
Marvin Hughett
Hand County
Lewis Shuster
Western National Bank Building
Plymouth
E. B. van Alstine Mitchell
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