Mixed Mitchell notes and regional notices from 1897
A dense cluster of short items mentions Renee Kasur, James Leslie for Minneapolis, J J Mobe at Piankin ou, and anted up remarks on poultry, rail workers, and local social visits. George Silsby plans to return for his wedding anniversary while Frank McCormick and Ella Beard visit Mitchell. Local rail blockades, weather, and township elections form a broader backdrop with multiple small community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avisses
Des Vrs
James Leslie
Minneapolis
J. J. Mobe
Piankin
Cncokers
G. Scoville
Sleach
Prank Monderras
Milwaukee
Mitchvil
Sioux City
J. W. Davison
Madison
Geo. A. Silsby
Pierre
Mr. Silsby
Milwaukee Railroad
Plankinton
4. A. Schwartz
Sioux Falls
St. Louis
Minnesota
Iowa
Frank McCormick
Chicago
Ella Beard
Mitchell
Geekwith
First National
Jesse Cook
Cook
Mt. Vernon
Gazette Moves and Local Notices From Mitchell
The Gazette relocates to the rear of the old Security bank building. For sale or rent after March 15, house and lot 8 Block 15 west First street. Election of fire department officers held Wednesday evening with Henry Swindler as chief and Charles Ruth as assistant. A cutting affray occurred at Mc Dermaid saloon with a man known as Reddy injuring a blind Black man. Reddy arrested. One Minute Cough Cure advertised as effective. C. M. & St. P. railroad offers home seekers excursion tickets on select dates in 1997 for one fare plus $2 round trip. Tobin township election results listed. Davison County Poultry Association thanks Mitchell merchants and local entertainment groups for support of the show. Gazette plan notes printing on own power, with a jab at Bret Johnston and Prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champeny
Opera House
Toce
Sioux City
Geo. P. Dix
Dix
Harker's
Champeny Block
Lewis
Gillespie
Mitchell
J. T. Morrow
Morrow
A. O. Ringsrud
Elk Point
Frank Morris
Tripp
Pierre
Mt. Vernon
A. C. Shepherd
Nellie Aitken
Plankinton
the Gazette
Security Bank
West First Street
J. E. Wells
J. B. VanAlstine
L. O. Gale
Fire Department
Henry Swindler
Charles Ruth
L. E. Stair
Thos. Weslen
James Rogan
McDermaid
Reddy
PF. E. Clark
Tobin Township
John H. Hohn
Henry Anderson
S. M. Daniels
John Schoenfelder
Michael Grady
Franz S. Carpenter
Chris Farber
Rank Sand
James Tobin
Davison County Poultry Association
Rathbuo Orchestra
Mandolin Club
Spring sale offers 1807 bargains on suspender and shirt sets
Forty dozen English suspenders with buckles offered at 25c, down from 45c, and 120 dozen men's and boys shirts from Wood Manufacturing Co. sold at 5c, 90c, 1.25, 1.60 and 2.00. Call to view and buy at the Great Spring Sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Wood Manufacturing Co
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Pe. Ie
His
Renee Kasur
Corcadtty Carigited the ‘ & Ver Tye
George Meirerstein
Meirerstein
Fargo
Aberdeen
Lisbon
Clarence Welch
Kern
Geo, Stevens
Chas. Wright
Carl Murner
Geo. Jenks
Robi. Livingston
Allen Stevens
Boggs
Alexandeia
Frank Weller
Chas. Bailey
W. Seadman
Eaper
Sioux Reservation
Jones
Nebraska
Lincoln
Win. Ferguson
Chas. Ferguson
Blue Earth
Minn
Kiev
Wade Burleigh
Yankton
Wim. Fullerton
Cedar Rapids
Mullerton
Europe
C. Champeny
Mamie Burgess
Iowa Malls
Major Rowley
Joseph Scheuer
John Michaels
Neilsen’s
Milwaukee Road
I. B. van Aistine
Issenhuth
Bank of Redfield
T. Windle
Kk. B. van Alstine
Frank
Mr. van Alstine
Windle
George Bomgardner
Hammond
George
Messrs. Kress & Putman
Putnam
Kress
Mootrose Herald
W. J. Graham
Mitchell University
M. E. Church
Graham
Flo
Drs. Dix
Elder & Cole
J. D. Anderson
N. D
Leona Dix
W.H. Webster
A. Brackett
Jos. Levinger
Will Stallin
Scotland
Will
Humane Society For
Methodist Church
Mr. Stevens
Christ
Jake Conant
Hill City
Black Hills
Elizabeth
Gertie
JH Repub.lican
Jake
Rocky O Mountain
Potrar Deva Ann Cuem
Corr
Solerops
Boston
Ttys
Bret. Johnston
The
Gazette
Republican
Brer
Johnston
Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
R. V. Dierce
Spooner & Nordaker’s
Flannelett
Spooners Nordaker
Geo. E. Logan Furniture Co
South Dakota
Mitchell, South Dakota
A. B. Hager
Insurance
W. H. Webster
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