Mitchell News and Ads Bulk: Local Notices and Classifieds
Local column lists births, deaths, and transfers plus ads for A F Winter & Co lamps. Delinquent tax sale winner A M Bowdle. Henry Parry & Co solicits listings. Fuller Johnston plow lines, Van Alstine promos, and travel notes from Rag carpet weaving and typewriter champion Seth Maker. Rev H D Wiard to Chicago district secretary. Hood's Sarsaparilla testimonial and Cream Balm ad. Wanted helper at $14 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Bowdle
Henry Parry & Co
Fuller & Johnston Gang
E. B. van Alstine
C. E. Hager
A. B. Hager
Madison
H.C. Preston, Esq
Hall
C. F. Raymond
Seth Maker
Mitchell
England
France
Italy
South Dakota
Kansas
South Dakota real estate praise and local election notes
An Iowa reader endorses South Dakota lands as valuable, comparing farming prospects and urging investment, while recounting election day ballot anomalies and noting local court actions. The column also promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Kemp's Balsam, along with a letter-scene list and a humorously dated notice about Syrup of Pigs as a constipation remedy.
DeWitt Bros Arrive to Open Mitchell Machine Shop
DeWitt Bros from Waterloo Iowa arrive to establish a first class machine shop in Mitchell. Look for further announcements as preparations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt Bros
Waterloo
Iowa
Mitchell
Cats For Company In A Coal Yard Night Watch
In Alderman Duffy’s East Twenty sixth street coal yard a shanty houses Charles Melville known as Doc and a remarkable cat colony. He keeps about twenty three felines for company, feeding them meat daily and describing their temperaments, fighting prowess, and affection while noting their distemper risks and lack of nine lives. The cats comfort him on cold winter nights as they gather on his bunk and shelf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin
Old City
Weser
Alderman Duffy
East Twenty-sixth Street
Christendom
Charles Melville
Larry
Cinders
Klinkers
Minnie
Bob Ingersoll
John L. Sullivan
Melville
New York Press
Conflagration or Incipient Fire Quip Sparks Debate
In a playful exchange a father explains fire terms to his son. The boy notes his father’s top coat is burning and jokes about whether it is a conflagration or an incipient fire. A flareup and explosion are referenced in Sondagsnisse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
Very Respectfully P T McGovern 4 Brilliant Reception
A Saturday afternoon social inaugurates the Fall season at Mrs A M Bowdle's Fourth Street home. Hosts Mrs A E Hitchcock Mrs C W Taylor with guests and lunch service plus piano pieces by Miss Bracy create a memorable gathering for Mrs S H Scallin and Mrs H R Kibbee. A full guest list follows with numerous local ladies attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Bowdle
Fourth Street
S. H. Scallin
H. R. Kibbee
Bowdle
J. E. Gilbert
F. M. Hammer
Mesdames Burns
Hammer
Goodykoontz
Taylor
Haney
Gilbert
Hitchcock
Levinger
Baker
Johnston
Morrow
Logan
Windle
Scallin
Kibbee
Weller
Davenport
Page
Lawler
Whitman
Silsby
Beckwith
Bracy
J. K. Smith
Rowley
Greene
McDonald
B. H Winsor
Keith
Rothman
Lewis
Bomgardner
Seaton
Downey
Stearns
Walrath
W. M. Smith
Beattie
Harker
Burnside
Bidwell
Hager
Emmus
F. Winsor
Zutt
Silsby Bracy
Couglin
Hemenway
Weaver speech virulence sparks Democratic tensions
Yankton Press notes South Dakota Democratic leaders urge party members to back Weaver. It cites a 1872 Oskaloosa speech in which Weaver denounces the Democracy label as a corrupt, venomous gang. The piece frames the ballot instruction as a climactic party rift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Democratic Party
South Dakota
Weaver
Oskaloosa
Towa
Democracy
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. F. Winter & Co
C. H. Krom
Philip Holder
Blendon Township
F. L. White & Co
Chicago
Sioux City
Milwaukee Road
Pullman Company
Hood
HH. Hicks
Rochester
N. Y
BE. B. VanAlstine
Fuller & Johnston
Weit
Knowles & Green
Prof
Cross
Pierre
Black Hills
H. D. Wiard
California
Congregational Church
Ely
Boston
D. G. Davidson
Boston Budget
Boston Journal
R. W. Wheelock
Capital Office
Hull
D. A. Mizener
S. D
A. J. Henry
E Peculiar
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo, Ohio
Abraham WmG _ Booth
James Booth
J Monroe _—_ Booth
Geo F
Blackeman W F
Bates Arthur L Baker
J H Cherry
Dan Fierce Thorne
Miller
Dan O'Brien
Geo. Downlon
W Powell
Edward P Snow
Joseph F Skinner
Frank Schurz
Peter Sanford
E Randeau
Agnes Welch
Estella Wood
W. Beattie, P. M
C. Jones
C. Johnson
Kreuger Place
Neils Henson
Smith & Conyes
Leon Stevens
Woonsocket
Mitchell National Bank
Chas
John Michaels
Paul Page
Omaha
Porter and Breun
Chamberlain
Watchman
New York
Peta
P. T. McGovern
William Lohr
Freeport
Ill
W. A, Moore
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