Local items note sales, events and moves in Mitchell
Week's resume highlights promotions and ads in Mitchell including Bowdle Newcomer loans, L Beckwith sewer link, Mail office move, and Elize as captain. June events Dakota University commencement June 15 2, strawberry festival June 8, South Dakota Shooting May 12 14 in Mitchell. Also local crime court notes, a boxing of booths, and social at Mamie Wright home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India’s
Bowdle & Newcomer
L. Beckwith
The
Mail
Stewart’s
Wm Miller
Hood
Haney
Richey
Jane
Bayley
Plano Township
South Dakota Sporting Association
Mitchell
Alexandria
W. N. Perry
Ventle- Wien
Mamie Wright
Marshal Hayek
Frank Woodman
Chamberlain
C. F. Lotze
Vermillion
Robt. Wilkinson
W. W. Smith
Emaley
G. Ff. Miller
George
Neighborhood News From Ethan And Surroundings
Monday through Sunday items describe residents visiting, weddings, school events, W C T U meetings, county conventions, exams, and local projects. Notes include carpenters at Editor Burns building, Lou Hatch from Bridgewater, Carrie Rolph from Chicago medical school, Chantry Lewis and Maud Lown marriage, and upcoming county W C T U convention in Salem with speakers. Also reports on exams, farming activity, barn construction, weather, and local arrests in Ethan, Mitchell, and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon John Melrose
Denver
Carpenters
Burns
West
Bridgewater
Hatch
Free Methodist Church
Carrie Rolph
Chicago
Chantry Lewis
Maud Lown
Springfield
Carl Williamson
Brookings
Mt. Vernon
Kree Methodist Church
Browne
Salem
Love Headlee
Biernatzkie
Mr. Irwin
Luna Simmons
Death of Bettie Walstrum at Hanson Street
News arrives that Bettie Walstrum died at 5 a m at her parents home on Hanson Street after long illness from stomach trouble. She attended M E Church and studied at Dakota University and was beloved by many friends. Funeral at the grave near New Hope Chapel Friday at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Walstrum
Hanson Street
Pursuit of Landmark Marriage Record in Cincinnati
Mrs Dr Kettner sails to Cincinnati to pursue her recreant husband, now married to another woman. She holds evidence to prove a legal marriage, seeking punishment for misconduct rather than possession. The Republican misstated the marriage duration, which should be five years according to her certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kettner
Cincinnatti
Ohio
Republican
Hood
L Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Sarah
Millinery Sale Starts June First at Mrs Baughman Store
Mrs Frank Baughman announces a June first sale of all pattern and trimmed hats at greatly reduced prices. New stock, latest styles, and trade accepted with butter and eggs. Located at 316 Main Street Mitchell South Dakota. Charlies H Gordinier seeks Republican nomination for Davison county register of deeds from Blendon township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baughman
Main Street
Mitchell, S. D
Charlies H. Gordinier
Blendon Township
Register of Deeds
Davison County
H. Gordinier
S. D
Enthusiasts Form Local Baseball Club In City
A group gathered at the American Express Co office Monday evening to organize a baseball club with T.C. Burns as manager, John Wedehase secretary, Will Harker treasurer, and Reuben Dwight and Will Scallin on property. Fred Bradley and Dellie Becker serve as mascots. East-side grounds will be improved and the club will arrange games with teams across the state for a promising summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indra
Earl Rogers
Bridgewater
Earl
Scallin
Wm. Wallace
Odd Fellows and Daughters
Rebekah
Rockford
J. ‘I’. Graves
Philadelphia
Alexandria
Henry Caulkins
Wilson
Sharp
Badger
John Wilson
J. S. Wilson
State Normal School
Madison
Will O'Dell
Mitchell
John Brookings
B. B. Pooley
Everet Smith
Weeks
al. T. L
Tyner
Mr. Cheney
R. A. Peck
Mr. Winsor
Bebee
Mr. Omealy
Mr. Stearns
American Express Co
T.C. Burns
John Wedehase
Will Harker
Reuben Dwight
Will Scallin
Fred Bradley
Dellie Becker
First East Side Baseball Game Draws Large Crowd
The season opener between the Corn Belt club and the University club drew an immense crowd on Wednesday. The University led 1 0 in early innings but the home side rallied to seven runs. Scallin and Sloan pitched, with multiple players listed including Nichols Wella Barber Harker Scallin Potter Dwight Adams Cotton Riley. Final scoring details show a strong home performance after limited practice. The piece notes future prospects and a forthcoming larger turnout as the home seekers’ excursions begin via Milwaukee road with east and south trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Belt Club
University Club
Baughman
Sloan
Emery
Anderson
University
Scallin
Corn Belt
R Smith
Sloan Munieathernderson Potter
Nichols Blah Cure
Wella Barber
Harker Hoy
Scallin Potter
Dwight AC
Adams Cotton
Riley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capital
Elise
Dakota University
H. Lewis
Coe
Sterling
Will
M. H. Ward
Milwaukee
Gome
Joseph Harker
Chas. Gordinier
Seaman
Geo. A. Silsby
D. Powers
A. M. Kocher
Los Angeles
Cal
Hall
California
Milbank
Yankton
John A. Scriven
Messrs
Skinner
Moore
Clark
Pine
L. Indra
Jim Moriarty
Thos. Liddell
Henry Noble
Milwaukee Road
Western Association
Jh. H. Winsor
Stearns
Congress
Enemy Creek
Jake Smith
Jas
Benton Pouter
Greene
J. G. Helwig
Niobrara
Neb
M. L. Stetgen
Pioneer
Miner
Neighborhood News
Banger
Plainview
Paul Pollock
August Hildebrand
W. Hover of
Geo. Fuller
Ben W. Palmer
Fred Barnard
Union Sunday School
Eliza Loughead
Grady
John Constant
Flensburg
Mr. Evans
L Peal
Ethan
T. Tilson
Capt. Kellogg
J Woonsocket
Ethan Decoration By
Regina Rumboldt
Mamie Webster
North Emaley
Mr. Platner
Samuel and
Birdie Johnson
Maud St. Clair
E. S. Patterson
Dwight
Sioux City
Gment
the Departed Heroes
West First Street
Col. J. M. Adams
Exposition Band
Co. I
W. E.C
Fire Department
Omaha
Co.t
Brown
A. R
N. Y. Infty
Crawford
Ind
M Hubbard
Mr. Teall
Lott, Hover
Bomgardner
Davenport
Teaumneaure
F.H. Winsor
Julia Rogers
Blyke
Bradley
Dowrey
Huyck
Kibbee
Beckwith
Downey
Windle
Lamplough
Jackson
Highmore Bulletin
Ralph Wheelock
Mitchell Capital
de Witt Talmage
Galileo
Washington
Chamberlain Journal
Mitchell Republican
Tim
Sarah_ I Griffin
Mazi Griffin
Xenia
Illinois
Thompson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!