Local notes reflect town growth and renovations
A compiled weekly summary notes wheat on farms, auctions, address changes, new offices, repairs, loans, and improvements. Highlights include Dr. Daniels moving to Champeny block, Hood’s Sarsaparilla ads, a repaint of Alex Mitchell’s bus, and plans for a new hotel tied to Booth Bros sale to W J Healey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Cooper
W. M. Smith
J.C. Purpy
Alfred Dean
Dr. Daniels
Champeny
S.S. Bately
Wallace
West First Street
Booth Bros
W. J. Healey
Healey
Messrs. Booth
A Dakota Boy Promoted
Prof. A. H. Yoder, graduate of Madison State Normal and former Madison superintendent, has been elected assistant superintendent of San Francisco schools at a salary of 2400 dollars. He has served as institute instructor in this county and other state counties and edited the South Dakota Educator. The Republican notes his advancement. Scallin's Lightning Headache Killer cures headaches in 20 minutes, 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Yoder
Madison State Normal
Madison
San Francisco
Yoder
South Dakota
Local notes and farm life from Mitchell district
Dr. Kirkpatrick plants shrubs as spring work. Mitchell area residents host visitors, repairs, and schooling notes. Prairie chickens debate protection, hunting rules, and local legislation. Post office changes, temperance meetings, letters, and upcoming excursions are listed along with town notices and community updates.
Coxey and Browne to Face Court Friday in Populist Case
Jacob S Coxey, leader of the Coxey army, and co defendants Carl Browne and Christopher Jones are arrested and charged with violating United States statutes. Bail disputes and police custody precede their Friday arraignment before Judge Miller in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browne and Jones
Washington
Jacob Schleser Coxey
Coxey Army
Capitol Grounds
Carl Browne
Christopher Couu Bus Jones
Coxey
Miller
Representatives Pence
Colorado
Baker
Kansas
Kem
Nebraska
Boen
Minnesota
Taraney
Tarsney
Missouri
Jones
Browne
Local notes on area residents and social calls
J. E. Green loses two day colts. W. M. Platner returns to work. G. T. Miller and family visited J. E. Green. Watson Butterfield visited his mother in Tobin. L. W. Platner and G. E. Jenks went to Mitchell last Thursday. Sunday school at Martin school house at 2. Mrs Mayes of Mitchell called on old friends at Emsley. S. M. Weakly sold steers to J. Q. Anderson last Saturday. Mrs. Baker of Parkston was visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W D. Orswell
Gordon Setter
C. W. Bras
J. At
Pickler
Alex Mitchell
Belle of
Mitchell
W. M. Smith
Fourth
Kifth
Plankinton
Joe Ryan
S. C. Jones
West Third Streets
M. Keith
W.H. Taylor
Emery
J. B. Turner
Parkson
I. J. Williams
Corn Belt Band
Tyros
Exposition
Dr. Baker
Congregational Church
Alex Dumas
Dr. Moore
Glencoe, Jr
Hanson Street
Hood
Byron Bobb
Chicago Medical College
Louis Beckwith
Cook Block
M. M. Marshall
Bon Homme County
Presbyterian
Helwiz & Goodykoontz
Geo. A. Johnston
Jack King
Mies King
Mr. Bradley
Board of Education
South Side
Sandford Needham
Sanborn House
John Tunis
East Fourth Street
Kirkpatrick
Ed. Pearce
Henry
George
Montana
Mr. Olney
Ed Welch
Letcher
Lily Kingsbury
Mr. Kingsbury
Mabel
A. M. Lockhart
Canada
Lockhart
Swartout
Mr. Stavely
M. E
Welch’s Hall
J. E. Green
W. M. Platner
G. T. Miller
Watson Butterfield
Tobin
L. W. Platner
G. E. Jenks
Martin School
J.Q. Anderson
Reception to Miss Noble Ends University Career
Miss Noble resigns from the University faculty and plans to return to Strawberry Point Iowa. A farewell reception in her honor at the University attracted 125 guests with a literary program and a generous supper. Her long service since 1889 and role as preceptress are noted, and the city and university regret her departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Strawberry Point
Towa
Retonian Hall
Reese Ronis
Doty
Barber Board
Bradford Vocil
Miss Ward
Williams
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Mor Sale
Rome
Eth
Jas
Brockman
Ethan
Fair Ground
Woonsocket News
H. G. Preston
Prohibition
Masten
Harvey
A. B. Hitchcock
Powers
Timan Spangler
James Bates
Geo. Austin
Nightwatch
Slect Seaman
Sioux Talls
Sovereign
The
Knights of Labor
Simmons
Independent State Central Committee
Independent State Convention
Lud. Loevinger
White Lake
Democratic Party
Fred Widmann
Cook
W. A. Barber
Daniels
Chicago
Hurley
Geo. Williams
Gettysburg
Presbyterian Church
Opera House
Seaman
Scallin
Neighborhood News
South Sonthorn
Adams
S.C. E
Fred E. Pond
National Game Protective Association
United States
Sioux City
Iowa
Dakota
Vernon
Addie McClatchie
Barker
Raymond
David Owens
Dougherty
John Momsen
Dwight
Alice Ruble
Etta Ottman
Lyda Warfield
Rickett’s Relief Corps
Clark
C T. Davidson
Dell Greager
Peat Heintz
John Jones
Henry J Miller
Jessie Reynolds
Mabel Smith
W H Stover
J T. Tubbs
George Wells
CE . Williams
A M Wilson
Dora
Saml
T. Green
P. m
St. P
Wyoming
Idaho
New Mexico
Manitoba
North
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma Territory
Texas
Huron
S. D
John Lang
South Dakota Press Association
S.D.F. A
South Dakota Firemen’s Association
Sioux Falls
School Board
Mattera
E. B. VanAlstine
VanAlstine
Ion Building
Elkton
BE. T. Cressey
Bro. Cressey
Mitchell Corn Palace
Commonwealth
Richmond
James Leslie
Uestiiy
Mansion House
London
Bimetallic League
Evans
George B. Tyler
Shields Nicholson
A. J. Balfour
House of Commons
Leonard Courtney
M. P
Brooks Adams
Boston
Mass
Handerburg
Bank of the Netherlands
Amsterdam
Henri Cernuschi
Paris
French Bimetallic League
David Murry
South Australian Bimetallic League
Thomas Salt
Bankers’ Institute
Malcolm Frazer
West Australi
W. Q. Lidderdal
Bank of England
Belfour
Balfour
Cason
Kansas City
Pet
North Emsley
Parkston
Smith Schang
W. A. Smith
Ida Strang
Presbyterian ‘General Assembly
Saratoga
N. Y
Clark and
12Th Streets
Clark Street
Carter Publishing Co
Pierre, S
Hood & Co
Lowell
James Cox
Centreville
Wisconsin
Mitchell Dry Goods Coo
Thompson
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