Mrs. Lake Captivates Mitchell Audiences With Willard Talk
Mrs L M Lake spoke Sunday at the Grand opera house in memory of Frances E Willard and on behalf of temperance. Two large gatherings praised her eloquence as she stressed reform, motherhood, and the need to ban the liquor traffic. The event was arranged by the W C T U with Rev Burleigh and Father Hogan among speakers and attendees filling the balcony. The talk followed a memorial for Willard and drew strong support from local temperance groups.
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I. W. Seaman
America
Catholic Abstinence Society of America
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Farwell Area Forms Cooperative Creamery Company
Farmers northeast of Mitchell form the Farwell Cooperative Creamery Co to operate a creamery on A. J. Gilbert’s farm on the Hanson Sanborn line. Capital stock is $2,000 with A T Hubbard as manager and secretary G Lukens treasurer and directors J Ayers A J Gilbert S P Jewett A L C Hillman and W B Rowley. They plan to begin operations at once.
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Farwell Cooperative Creamery Co
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Geo. Lukens
John Ayers
S. P. Jewett
A. L. C. Hillman
W.B. Rowley
Mitchell Seeks National Creamery Convention Bid
Mitchell pushes to host the National Creamery Buttermakers Association meeting as Sioux Falls debates its location. A letter from E L Ludendorf shows Mitchell offering an 80 by 100 machinery hall and $1000 cash, with Sioux Falls pledging facilities, while readers are urged to unite for the bid. Also noted is Jacob Ott planning an artesian well on his Farwell farm to aid tenant Caspar Gerstenecker, with a potential flow at 400 to 500 feet.
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Mitchell
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Farwell
Casper Gerstenecker
City Council Meeting Reports Vices Petition and Finances
The council reviewed a YMCA petition alleging open vice in town and instructed Chief Meier son to gather signed testimonies for possible prosecutions. A sidewalk request on west Third Street was approved with owner notice to build in two weeks. February finances showed a $1,215 general fund balance after bond payoff and interest.
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C. H. Gordinier
Levinger
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Rock
Grace
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Fullerton
Smith
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Parker
Ellis
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Abbey
G. Gotto
Tragic Hanging of Bert Tobey Shocks Ethan Town
Bert Tobey, about nineteen, reportedly in a despondent state, hanged himself Friday noon at his home near Ethan. His mother discovered the trunk with a letter, then found him dead in the barn after the rope over a cross beam. The incident deepens concerns about lingering mental derangement after a prior sunstroke. The Tobey family is highly regarded and heartbroken by the loss.
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