Sermons at St Marys and other town events
In Mitchell week highlights include Lenten sermons at St Marys Episcopal church starting March 9 by Dean Biller. Also notes are Miss Hazel Lotze’s visit and return, Miss Jessie Taylor’s departure for Walnut Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. Koepp visiting Poseys. Tremaine’s South Side Cash Meat Market opens March 1 at 723 south Sanborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Barnett
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Dean Biller
Calvary Cathedral
Sioux Falls
Hazel Lotze
Union Depot
Vermillion
Jessie Taylor
Rathbun's
Walnut Grove
Minn
Tremaine
South Side
South Sanborn
Mitchell Harness Co expands wholesale operation in Mitchell
John D. Kress and Charles Roddy moved from a small room to a 75 by 80 foot plant in Mitchell, expanding to wholesale only. The firm, backed by $125000 in capital, now employs ten in harness making, plans to add a second sewing machine, and aims to reach $100000 in sales as traders from Chicago to North Dakota place orders. The business, authorized by the Wholesale Saddlery Association, broadens Mitchell’s industrial impact and raises local employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Kress
Charles Roddy
Main Street
Mitchell Harness Co
Mitchell Steam Laundry
O. L. Branson
First National
T. J. Spangler
Henry Swindler
George Osborne
Kress
Henry Othner
Wholesite Saddiery Association
Chicago
Black Hills
North Dakota
South Dakota
Mitchell
Richards initiative passes Senate to general election vote
The South Dakota Senate approved Richards initiative primary bill sending the measure to voters at the next general election. Debate continues on whether the legislature or the people should decide the measure as House votes reveal factional fights over apportionment and county representation. A public sale notice follows with sale terms and auction details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rate Assessment Board
Congress
State House
Senate
Redfield
Sioux Falls
State Insane Hospital
Henault
Perley
Ryan
Ninth Circuit
Hoard
Railway Commission
Hitchcock
Lockhart
Davison County
R. O. Richards
Vessey
Letcher Items Highlight Moves and Visits
Local notes record families relocating near Kaylor and Mitchell, visits by Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Hardman and others, road trips to Woonsocket and Canton, social events including a 500 club meeting and a surprise Oddfellow’s party, and a robbery at a hotel with no clues.
County bids invited for James River bridge project
Notice announces bids due by April 5 1911 for a bridge on the county line between Hanson and Davison counties. Plans in the Davison county auditor's office. Three bid options include 110 ft reinforced concrete, 130 ft steel on tubes with concrete floor, and 130 ft steel on reinforced concrete abutments. Commissioners may reject any bid. a certified check of one fourth is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James River
Hanson
Davison County
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted by Doctors
An ad proclaims catarrh is a constitutional disease cured only by internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as taken internally and effective on blood and mucous surfaces. The notice emphasizes physician endorsement, testimonials, and availability from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Eney & Pe
Ome Rugmists
Taka
Farm Rent Changes And Local News From Ethan
Mr Wieland rented his farm two miles north of town to J H McCary and will move to Parkston. Mrs Frank Cole came from Sioux City to care for ill parents. Jacob Brink moved back to the farm. Adolph Wittstruck has paralysis and is in critical condition. Mrs Cole will stay while needed. The Hohns returned from Epiphany, Jennyle Thompson returned to Parkston, and the Nolts and Stella Shane visited Mitchell. Byron Swartz and family from Parkston stayed with Dr. and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Lipp
Wonsocket
Roy Jacobus
Everett
Canton
South Dakota
Wm. McGarvey
Miss Horner
Stella
Alta Glidden
Mitchell
Vincent Shafranek
Paul Murphy
Kinkead
Joe Burg
J. K. Burg
Elmer Dyer
Perry
Iowa
Fred Cooper
Nick Burg
Letcher
Annie G. Welch
eGorge Washington
Oddfellows
Oddfellow
F. H. Miller
Patrica Shanley
Woonsocket
Frank Ward
L. L. Lawson
Mabel Fisher
Kirkpatrick
W. H. Smith
Chico
California
Tao
Fred Kirkpatrick
Beardsley
Minnesota
John Hardman
Ethan
S. D
Vernon
Byron Swartz
Parkston
Burglars Try Chloroform In Deadwood Home
In Deadwood South Dakota burglars attempted to rob two sleeping women using chloroform. Mrs Anna Winn woke to a chloroform odor and her sister was revived after collapse. The sister remains unnamed. No arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
S. D
Anna Winn
Jase Winn
Northwestern Railroad
Winn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Koepp
Prairie du Chien
Wis
City
H. H. Posey
Loren Cass
Pacific Coast
Canada
Ross Hall
Cornelia Nourse
Mr. Hall
Miss Nourse
Gottlieb Scheurenbrand
Adolph Scheurenbrand
August Grocber
Mr. Kobes
Cement Workers and Manufacturers’ Convention
Mr. Scheurenbrand
G. Scheurenbrand
J. P. Nugent
Harper
Kansas
Albert Doughty
Chappell, Neb
Nugent
F. A. Craft
FE. S. Keen
Harson County
Alexandria
Alexandria Herald
The
Methodist Church
Clarence Eddy
New York
Eddy
West
Mr. Eddy
East
HOUSE
Berg
Minnehaha
Browne
Brown County
Whiting
Minor
Sanborn
Yankton Hospital
State Board of Agriculture
Tenth Circuit
Tyler
Butler Township
Sanborn County
Farrow
Jay H. Craton
M. F. Patton
M. P. Bates
Mary Miller
Elden
A. L. Goodwin
Miss Ella
Johnson
Kimball
Rev. Gearton
Pierre
Tre
W. H.trow
Roy Oathout
Worthen Township
W. O. Bare
Dan O'Rourke
O’rourke
C. Metziger
Perkins County
Dora Gunn
Frcms
Joseph Weepie
Dan. Donovan
Minneapolis
Ben
Mike Donavan
Asa Dodd
Minnie Laurie
Missouri Valley Engineering Company
Western National Bank
Mitchell, S. Do
Missoupi
Ours
Northwest
Mitchell, S. D
Atchewan
Alberta
Cal Secure & Rem
J. M. MacLachlap
Watertown
S. A. Wise
Watchmaker
J. H. Ferris
A. Hi. Pel. Sen, Tis
E. K. Mather
C. EC
Enaging
Eng'r
Dakota
Wester
Sane Shetny
Dakota CentralpPhone
LE Wolis
Les
Ase
E. B. VanAlstine
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