Mitchell City Items Keep Local News Moving
Mitchell residents report visits by Miss Gold Corwihy to Grevet towns and Miss Ella Oleson joining Vermilyed Bros department store. Dr Clyde Bobb plans to practice with his brother in Mitchell. Miss Nettie Stienver and Kyrtle Hust attend Sunday school convention. Local court actions include George Warne’s bond set at 400 dollars and a divorce case deposition in Miner County. Miss Clara Farmer wins declaratory contest at Pierre. Dr Dix leaves for east study. Governor Elrod invited to speak in Brookings.
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Gold Corwihy
YY. W. Cla
Ella Oleson
Austin
Mini
Vermilyed Bros
Oleson
Dry Poods Department
Thos. Rovers
Sarah Baker
Prairieburo
Iowa
Kibbee
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Bone
Clyde Bobb
St. Louis Medical College
Mitchell
Bb. A. Bobb
Nettie Stienver
Kyrtle Htust
Walker
City
Methodist
Presbyterian
University
Morton
Winnies
Pulton
John Michels
Main Street
Dale & Sullivan
Keith
Pierre
Yankton
Clara Farmer
Anna Billinghurst
Ostrich and Kangaroo Conversation At The Zoo
A whimsical Chicago Tribune item describes an ostrich yawning during a chat with a kangaroo. The ostrich defends its interest while noting a five minute pause and a prior exchange with a tiresome baboon.
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Chicago Tribune
Local Voices and Happenings in Mitchell and Surrounds
J M Grene and Dr Fred Treon of Chamberlain dine in the city. West Milwaukee workers head to Chamberlain for the new extension. Thirteen carloads of praders outlets ship to Chamberlain for extension work. Rev EB L ayes to install new pastor at Presbyterian church. Delegation of about 15 high school students go to Yankton for state declamatory contest and athletic events. Local notes on refrigeration, lightning rods, and notable visitors.
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J. M. Grene
Fred Treon
Chamberlain
City
Widium
11. P. Garson
Scotland
J. S. Surbeck
Kimball
Charee
The
Presbyterian Church
EB. Layes
Mitchell
J. Wemmenway
H. R. Sanborn
Clinton
Pukwana
Sanborn
Huron
A. E. Carhart
Worthing
Japan
Wm. A. Barber
Yankton
Loise Anderson
Barber's
Wind damages bank awning and windows in Ethan area
A Tuesday high wind tore an awning from a bank building and shattered a large window. The report notes further wind damage including a blown ornamental window at a new Catholic property and a destroyed chicken house. Local deaths and weddings are mentioned among scattered town notes.
Pink Wises in The Wirgenter Wars
The article notes Joe Seiten adding wien LOCLN Dane and a waiter room covered with Unie wallpaper. The room is described as one of the prettiest on the line. Work credited to Jonas Neloon.
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Joe Seiten
Wien
Local Notes From Prosper Area and Mitchell Visits
Local residents report delayed corn planting due to cold wet weather. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wrench spent Saturday in Mitchell. Agnes Scheich, a student at the Db W.A., visited her parents. Families and neighbors share visits, sewing, and church activities in Mitchell and Ethan. An excursion to Chamberlain is planned next Sunday by Prosper residents.
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Jake Wrench
Mitehell
Agnes Scheich
Db. W.A
Rose Schaub
Stella Iotstetter
Mitchell
Jake French
Leteer
Charley Scott
Ethan
Hofstetter
Lucy V Hunt
Frank Schiech
Gen Sehaub
Plano News Roundup Highlights Storm Trek and Local Life
Claude Saunders and the Misses Helen Manley and Fern Manley spent Sunday at C B E Brown's. J C Blenkiron and C E Brown visited Bert Lambert in Miner. Mrs Kimber of Miner and her niece Edna Creighton of Mitchell braved Tuesday's storm to reach her home near Fedora, pausing an hour at the height of the tempest. Mrs Kimber, a poultry raiser, expects 18 hens to hatch soon as she cares for eighty young chickens. Helen Manley finished district No 3 school term on Wednesday. Mrs Mabel Lozan visited Plano on Monday. Will Pattison was seen on the streets Monday. Willard Sholes and parents sold their Iowa home and moved back to Plano to live with their son. James Marks returns to Plano to tend his farm interests.
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Plano
Claude Saunders
Helen Manley
Fern Manley
Will Pattison
Willard Sholes
Iowa
James Marks
The Acrobatic Gibbon In Borneo Forest
A short sketch of the gibbon native to Borneo describes its small size around forty or fifty pounds and its frail build. It notes the animal’s upright gaze, rope like movement, and remarkable agility as it swings through trees like a bird in flight.
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Borneo
Illae Forest
Suspicious Circumstance in Comic Exchange
In a brief overheard exchange, a Sportsman voices doubt about the other’s behavior and alcohol use. The second Sportsman admits uncertainty after hearing a claim he does not drink. The dialogue appears in the New York Press.
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New York Press
Inman Advocates Drowning Idiots, Houston Post Note
A fragment quotes the New York Inman urging drowning of fools and a Houston Post reaction promising protest. The brief item records a controversial, inflammatory line and immediate opposition without further detail.
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New York Inman
Houston Post
Scientist claims sea water can yield gold
Remark by Cleveland Plain Dealer notes another scientist who says gold can be extracted from sea water. It quips that many men will now claim they cannot afford baths.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Old Law Newly Filed and Paraguay River Facts
Old Law Newly Filed comments on a man and his car purchase with a proverb about fate. The Paraguay River is described as 1,800 miles long with the lower river width ranging from five to fifteen miles, named for the republic on its banks.
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Olly
Banda Rossa to headline Corn Palace season spectacle
The corn palace committee chose Banda Rossa to perform this fall after a 1903 Mitchell appearance. The act will also stage one grand daily and nightly scenic production never before shown in the United States, featuring Perosa's Resurrection of the Christ with a carload of scenery.
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Corn Palace
Banda Oss
Mitchell
Northwest
United States
Perosa
Davison County Commissioners Set Special Session
Davison county commissioners will meet in special session at the county auditors office on Saturday morning May 80 1905 to open bridge bids and handle other business before the board. Dated May 9 1905. QO D Stearns County Auditor.
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Davison County
County Auditors Oiece
QO. D. Stearns
Love and a Lake Memory Amid Family Tensions
A man faces in law opposition over a death and inheritance as he contemplates a trip with his wife. His mother-in-law and others weigh in as tensions rise. A distant memory returns of a moonlit lakeside moment shared with his partner, a moment judged unforgettable.
Notice of Hearing for Letters of Administration
State of South Dakota Davison County In County Court estate of L H Nabinger deceased Anthony Nabinger Julia Cooey Amelia Delia Olive H Nabinger William Nabinger Gertry Green and Frances Parks heirs at law and next of kin petition for Letters of Administration to A C Green hearing set for Monday May 29 1905 at 9 oclock a m at Mitchell court room Davison County South Dakota Judge W Abbey to hear objections and grant if fit Attest Clerk S Cattrell.
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State of
South Dakota
Davison
L. H. Nabinger
Anthony Nabinger
Julia Cooey
Amelia Delia Olive H. Nabinger
William Nabinger
Gertry Green
Frances Parks
A.C. Green
Salé Court
Mitchell
W. Abbey
Sota Dakota
S. Cattrell
Fourth Judicial Cirelt
Davison County
W. A. Fowler
John Dwyer
Circuit Court
Said
Tiis
AER, Hircncock
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