City Council Approves Library Ordinance and Alley Safety Rule
Regular meeting led by President Hannett yields to Fire Department funding request but delays full approval. Two ordinances pass second reading governing library operations and prohibition of offensive material in streets and alleys. Water meter readings and finance reports noted. adjournment follows.
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Beckwith
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O. W. Coursey
Co. D. State Guard
Library Committee
Coursey
Adjutant General
McDonald
Justice McKinley
Kibbee
Alderman Scriven
Fire Department
Aldermman Hannett
Stout
Alderman Stout
H. M. Clark
Third Ward
Miller, Stout and
Electric Light Company
Alderman Miller
S. H. Scallin
J. L. Hannett
C. J. Bliss
J. H. Wells
Judge Smith
C. C. Boulton
L. Indra
Thos
Manchester
Mitchell College Football Returns From North Dakota Trip
Mitchell College football team arrived Friday after a tour in North Dakota. Fullback Tanner was injured in both Grand Forks and Fargo games, limiting play. The squad believes they could have defeated Fargo if Tanner remained healthy. They face Creighton on November 17 in Omaha and play again on Thanksgiving Day, hoping to rebound.
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Grand Forks
Fargo
Tanner
Mitchell
Fargottes
Creighton
Neb
Omaha
Milwaukee Extends Line Toward Black Hills Next Year
South Dakota reporting from Sioux City confirms Milwaukee road officials expect the Chamberlain to Black Hills extension to be built next year despite past plans to coastward expansion. Attorney H C Preston says Chicago officials endorsed the project during a recent visit. Mitchell seeks capital-rail link, with state capital considerations seen to benefit from the route. Weather data show calm winds across stations Huron Pierre Rapid City Yankton with modest velocity readings.
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Sioux City Journal
H. C. Preston
Peetaltchell
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South Dakota
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company
United States
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Milwaukee
Chamberlain
Black Hills
Union Pacific
Rapid Y
Preston
Chicago
Hills Country
Oacoma
Mitchell
Pacific
Union
United States Wheather
Huron
Pierre
Rapid City
Yankton
Winds Lose Gust Power in South Dakota Springs
Winds in South Dakota have weakened in recent years with spring and fall winds not as strong or frequent as in the past, according to state weather observations. The change marks a notable shift from earlier decades when gusts were more pervasive.
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South Dakota
Rumored Catholic Bishop Shifts Referenced by St Paul Dispatch
A St Paul dispatch hints at a church leadership reshuffle with Bishop O Gorman likely moving to St Paul and Rev Patrick R Heffron named to fill the South Dakota diocese. Archbishop Ireland’s promotion in Chicago is cited as paving the way for the change.
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Ireland
Archdiocese of
Chicago
O’gorman
St. Paul Dispatch
South Dakota
Patrick R. Heffron
St Paul Seminary
Rome
Increase in Mitchell Post Office Staff Cited
Postmaster Bras reports Washington approving another clerk at the Mitchell office. A. A. Smith from the city began duties last Friday and has since drawn government pay. Over the past year the local office gained one carrier and two clerks, bringing total personnel to postmaster, a deputy, three clerks and three carriers as rail business grows.
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Mitchell
A. A. Smith
Omaha Road
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