Organ ization backs Mitchell growth at mass meeting
A 200 plus turnout at Mitchell city hall heard Commercial Club leaders urge stronger organization to aid Mitchell's growth. speakers, including Tipton and Silsby, pressed unity, upcoming railroad extensions, and expanded club membership to back mayoral and civic progress. over 50 names were pledged to join.
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Commercial Club
City Hall
Mitchell
Tipton
George A. Silsby
Mr. Silsby
Silsby
H. C. Preston
Preston
Renga
Mr. Preston
S. Wm. M. Smith
Mr. Smith
H. R. Kibbee
Comercial Club
Alayor Hitchcock
Ujten
Mitcell
Ness
W.R. Ronald
Nenblican
Messrs Hatterfield and
Turner
Warning to Merchants on New Lottery Law
Sioux Falls notices warn northwest business men to prepare for the new federal gift enterprise and lottery law effective January 1 1910. The act broadens prohibitions on mailing tickets or prize lists and imposes penalties up to a thousand dollars fine and two years imprisonment for violations.
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Sioux Falls
Northwest
Temperance Sunday highlights anti saloon talks in Mitchell
Anti-Saloon League events filled Sunday services across Methodist Presbyterian Congregational and Baptist churches. W M Grafton spoke on state work and county option. Dr J L Seaton lectured on saloon's impact on education. mass meeting at city hall featured Dr J S Hoagland urging a final dry county led by Mitchell. About 330 dollars raised for county option campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Congregational and
Baptists
W. M. Grafton
Presbyterian Church
Grafton
John JL. Seaton
University
Congregational Church
Baptist Church
Seaton
J. S. Hoagland
Methodist Church
A. Craig Bowdish
B. M. Jeffers
Hoagland
South Dakota
Mitchell
Dr. Hoagland
Anti- Saloon League
Real estate transfers rise in city and farm parcels
Real estate transfers increase beginning each month with a surge in the next sixty days, following a late fall dip. The list records transfers from Nels Goodbla to Davis & Daniels Co and multiple other buyers in Mitchell, with multiple lots and blocks across Van Eps, Schiech and Drake additions, including University and Lawler areas.
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Nels Goodbla
Davis & Daniels Co
Crider
Mitchell
Jacob A. Witzel
A. S. Carpenter
van Eps
Mitch- Clee Ey
Ysie Tees
A. C. Drake
EB. A. Hawn
Schiech
Ethan Jos
BE. Kelley
Nora M. Kkelley
R.J. Dougherty
Bracy
J. W. Daves
Emma _ C. Woodford
John B. Hanes
John Her- Florence Branch
George Baumlee
Scott
Mitchell Harriet M. Branch
Mitch- C
Terence
I. W. Seanine
Cornelius
I. E. Stahl
Lulu A. Rigby
G. P. Grosz
O. F. Green
Lot Man
N. W. Quarter
Rodee
Rowley
Supreme Court Affirms Milwaukee Railroad Injury Verdict
T J Spangler received notice from the clerk of the Supreme Court that the high court affirmed the verdict for M A Reeves against Milwaukee railroad in a suit arising from a passenger being thrown from a freight train. Reeves sought damages after a derailment incident injuring him and fellow travelers. prior trial by jury awarded 1550 dollars, case carried to the Supreme Court by Prest Hannett and affirmed.
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T. J. Spangler
Supreme Court
Cuit Court
M. A. Reeves
Milw3kee Railroad Company
Reeves
Waukee
Roy Metcalf Plans Life On His Belled Bell Fourche Claim
Roy Metcalf remained a guest for several days with W C Metcalf and left Wednesday evening for his claim near Belle Fourche. He will erect a shanty on the site then return to the state road to open a wholesale house in spring and begin life on his claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Metcalf
W. C. Metcalf
Belle Fourche
Roy
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