Community Notes From Ethan And Mitchell Area
Local items report visitors from Mitchell and Parks ton and a marriage celebration at Robert Coyne’s home. A cobweb social at Mr and Mrs W Tylers raised funds. Elva Klotz and Edith Trow won prizes. Bank basement rooms to become bath parlors. W C T U plans a silver medal contest at M BE Church Nov 21 with 10 and 15 cent admittance.
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Ethan
Jen C. Drake
Edith Trow
O. W. Coursey
Mitchell
Enterprise Office
Elva Klotz
Parkston
Robert Coyne
Annie
Ethan State Bank
Herman Schurz
M. BE
Everbody
Loomis and Ethan Local Notes Include Visits and Moves
Loomis reports Vid Smith visiting relatives from Vivian and Geo A Johnston of Mitchell on the streets. William Galloway Co. digs ditches and gravel while Fullerton Lumber builds an office. Ethan notes Ira Seeger leaving for North Dakota, Hazen Pinnell visiting, and a death in Mt Vernon Iowa. House and barn moves near E Graves residence. Tobey family heads to Canada.
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Loomis
Vid Smith
Vivian
Geo. A. Johnston
Mitchell
William Galloway
W. H. Comstock
C. P. Young
William Galloway Co
Fullerton Lumber Co
Mabel Taylor
The
Missionary Society
Hal Clark
E. F. Smith
Ethan
Ira Seeger
North Dakota
Cecil
Corrie Lang
Tremaine
Hazen Pinnell
Alexandria
T. Tifft
J. L. Gallagher
Edna Bordwell
W. B. Tobey
Canada
Republican Popularity Contest Opens Nomination
The Republican announces the start of its Popularity Contest with a large early list of nominees. Churches and organizations are urged to nominate representatives, as $50 in gold awaits winning organizations. Ballots are available at The Republican office, with rules in this issue.
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Mitchell
Republican
Not Guilty Pleas and Guilty Forgery Case At Mitchell Court
At the November term Judge Smith presided over 25 civil cases and 20 criminal cases in Mitchell. Ed Willett pleaded guilty to forgery and was sentenced to six months in county jail. Several criminal cases were dropped as defendants were fugitive from justice and others continued or settled. The jury returned a not guilty verdict in the Joe Henessey case after trial on a pocketbook theft on a circus train.
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Bushnell
Botsford
City of Mitchell
Dock
Kelley
Palmer & Co
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Schurman
Ed. Willett
First National Bank
Parrott
Sherman
Henry Austerhouse
Albert Walters
Joe Hennessey
Fred West
Isaac Allison
Otto Reierson
Frank Cunningham
Elmer Wilber
Walter Wallace
Bell Hall
Joe Henessey
B. W. Wilder
Letcher
Mitchell
T. J. Spangler
W. M. Herbert
Nominees in the Republicans Popularity Contest
A list of candidates is presented including Anna Scott Anna Quarnberg Nellie Grace Minnie Lewis Marie Kratz Hazel Doud Ella Bushnell Ella Mabbott Lyne Eigen Brady Mary Pollard Ella Preston J F Cooper Mabel Kenton Edla Laurson Alyce Curran Ethel Haynes Isabelle Hetland and other names in a fragmented roster.
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Anna Scott
Anna Quarnberg
Nellie Grace
Minnie Lewis
Marie Kratz
Hazel Doud
Honey Ella Bushnell
Ella Mabbott Lyne Eigen
Via Brady
Mary Pollard
Ella Preston
J. F. Cooper
Mabel Kenton
Edla Laurson
Alyce Curran
Ethel Haynes
Isadore Hough
Isabelle Hetland
Rules for the Most Interesting Contest in The Republican
Nominate a candidate by clipping a coupon with the candidate name and their lodge or organization. Send to the Contest Editor before Monday evening at the stated o clock expiry. Votes come from ballots clipped from The Republican and certificates with subscriptions presented at the office.
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Daily Republican
Weekly Capital
Republican
Ladie
The
C. G. Spratt Syndicate
Sratertantet
Distance Leads to Neighborly Rivalry in Philadelphia
A brief quip from the Philadelphia Press captures a neighborly feud as distance between homes fuels dislike. The punchline notes a shift from friendly feelings to tension after new neighbors move in next door. The exchange highlights how proximity can sour former cordial relations.
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Winkinses
Philadelphia Press
Instructing Rollo on Dead Game Sport
A parent explains to his son that a dead game sport is someone who pretends to be important one day and tries to borrow money the next. The quote is attributed to the Washington Star.
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Rollo
Washington Star
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Ine Mitchell Capital
J. W. Bryant
Tobey
Louis Schultz
St. Joe, Missouri
A. C. Drake
W. W. Jones
Jones
Mr. Jones
A. CG. Drake
Corsica
O. P. Skagge
Danver
Ill
Security Bank
Huhan
Iowa
Bessie Cox
Voogie
E. E. Graves
Charlie Larson
Mr. Welidenbach
Robert Curran
Childen
Don
Retta
Frances
Ladies First Pizh
Scallin Bros. Co
H G. Nichols
UL Conerea Nees Neeans
Johnson Brothers
J. W. Broadbent & Co
Mrs. Miss
Mabel Snow
Lucile Johnston
Julia Graves
Inez Doane
Mae Grabler
Ludwina Reihsen
Margaret McNannamen
Gee
Walter Doud
A. B. McKeel
Wilfred Gormley
Charles Mason
John Bately
Roy Woodman
Clarence Pine
Fred Wells
R. Tournier
Norman Axford
Dennis Potter
Mitchell Postoffice
Diamond Ring
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