Minor Mention Highlights Local Happenings Across Mitchell
A compact roundup notes grain purchases at Peavey elevator and lard oil supplies from Knowles and Greene, Ed Duane’s first sweet corn, renovations by J T Atkins and Rev Geo W Williams, and real estate activity by Henry Parry & Co. plus a string of agricultural, social, and civic items from Mitchell area towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.W. Whyte
Peavey
Knowles & Greene
Duane
A. B. Rowley
J.T. Atkins
TWO MITCHELL WEDDINGS MARK TUESDAY EVENTS
The Harvest event at Dr. and Mrs. S. Windle’s home joined Beulah Windle and S. H. Scallin in marriage with a noon ceremony conducted by Rev. A. R. Boge and a later reception. The second union saw Howard Kibbee and Jula Smith wed at the W. M. Smith residence with Rev. J. H. Babcock officiating. The couples, praised in Mitchell society, headed for a four week honeymoon to Buffalo and eastern points before returning by September 1. The Republican congratulates both couples. Also, Willard Snow Jr. of York, recently mobile again after injuries, will visit Mitchell then resume his work as a traveling salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Davis Lumber Company
Milwaukee Road
If. O. Mark
EK. B. van Alstine
Harrison
Charles Mix County
Pred Williams
Mitchell
Geo. W. Williams
Macred
Blendon Township
A. FE. Davis
Myrtie B. Smith
D. M. Powell
S. Windle
Miss Beulah
S. H. Scallin
A. R. Boge
C. B. Clark
W. M. Smith
Howard Kibbee
Jula Smith
Episcopal Church
J. H. Babcock
Argus
Willard Snow, Jr
York
Neb
Mr. Snow
Chicago
V. C. Sherman
Sioux City
Mr. Sherman
A. A. Truax
Will Jones
Washington
Judge Power
Will
W.R. Edgington
Will Irving
Plankinton
Charley Carr
P. T. Gibson
South Dakota
Jin
Minneapolis
Congress
Republican Party
State Department
People’s Party
Omaha
Harvest activity grows as barley and wheat ready for binder
Farmers and machine dealers report active harvest as barley is cut and early sown wheat is ready for binding. With equal amounts of early and late sowing, labor shortages may ease somewhat, though this week’s rains could delay drying and harvesting by several days.
Special Sale To Clear Stock Imminent In August
Retailers announce a store wide sale to cut inventory by at least 5000 dollars in 30 days. Invoices begin August 1st to reduce stock while awaiting new orders arriving around August 20th.
Retailer Offers Deep Discounts on Fabrics Shoes and Carpets
The ad touts savings of 25 to 50 percent on stock clearances. Arnold 46 inch all wool Henrietta at 67c per yard, dress ginghams 8c, former 10 to 12c. Shoes down from 2 to 1.25, walking shoes from 1.35 to 1.10. Carpets reduced from 75c to 55c. Also mentions cash payment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowles & Green
Madison
Arnold
Meeting outlines for Corn Belt expo planning and officers
The article details an executive meeting of the association with President Geo W Roberts of Yankton and other officers named. It covers appointments of vice presidents, county fellows, committees to promote a Corn Belt exposition, publication plans, and next meetings in Chamberlain and Mitchell. Local notes report community activities and improvements in Perry township and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres. Roberts
Sec. Thorson
Geo. W. Roberts
Yank
J. T. Stearns
Chamberlain
Don C. Needham
Crow Lake
E. M. O'Brien
Yankton
J. C. Ryan
White Lake
W. E. Powell
Milwaukee Railway Co
C. E. Simmons
Northwestern Line
C. KE. Dawson
Clay
J. R. Hanson
Geo. W. Snow
Bon Homme
Geo. KE. Foster
Huron
T. B. Roberts
Douglas
I’. A. Morris
Hutchinson
M. J. Hogan
Turner
H. N. Cooper
Lincoln
J. M. Greene
Brule
Thorson
Stillwell
Loomis
Wilde
Messrs. Stillwell and Stearns
Mitchell
Messrs. Zweimer and
Commercial Club
Citizens of
New Horse Exchange Opens Near Lawler and Third Streets
Tom Tillson resumes livery business by purchasing a large barn from T. C. Burns and moving it to the vacant corner lot at Lawler and Third streets. He plans to open by August and directs readers to an advertisement in another column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Horse Exchange
Tom Tillson
T. C. Burns
Lawler and
Third Streets
Worn's Fair Matters and State Buildings Delayed
Oliver Gibbs Jr attended the exposition meeting this morning and was asked to speak on the work of the state committee. He warned the state buildings likely won t be finished for dedication day in October unless lower counties deliver their funds now, cautioning that unfinished state buildings would look awkward during the general dedication with vast crowds on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Gibbs, Jr
South Dakota
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Bennett & Dennis
Rogers & Son
Robert Walpole
Alexandria
Rob
Bishop Hare
St. Mary’s Church
I. L. White & Co
Will Weaver
Hanson County
Jim River
Hood
South Dakota Dental Society
S.J. Moore
H. L. Bras
State Board of Agriculture
W. J. Healey
United States Investor
Willis
Mitchells
Milton G. Swatman
Nina J. Smith
Nev
Swatman
Aurora County
Darley R. Brush
Messina
Italy
Fother
Wm. Brush
Mr. Brush
Ely
E. E. Grimes
Kendrill, Perry Co
Parkston
Elizabeth Brashear
Knight Templars
Helena
Mont
St. P. Ry
W. W. Cour
Martin Tufty
J. J. Williams
Woonsocket
Tufty
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington D. C
C. M
W. W. Coun
Nature
Scallin- Windle
Sumes
P. T. McGovern
Corn Belt Association
Neighborhood News
Mr. Vernon
Wm. Brower
Mt. Etna
Iowa
Perry Township
William Herbert
E. W. Sage
Republican
Franklin Miles
Indiana
A. F. Davis
Silver Creek
the Republican Platform
Agricul
General Land Office
Postal Telegraph
Postal Savings Bank
O. S. Gifford
Gen. A. Silley
A. S. Stewart
G. W. Kingsbury
John Schamber
J. W. Jones
L. T. Boucher
Edwin Vancise
New York Depot
Canal St
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