Special Sales at Weil Brothers Dakota
Weil Brothers announces a sequence of bargain events across hosiery dress goods and cloaks. Friday and Saturday November 27 28 feature hosiery for all ages, Tuesday and Wednesday December 1 2 dress goods at reduced prices, Thursday and Friday December 3 4 cloak sale with aggressive pricing to attract buyers. Sales continue through January 1 1886 to clear stock with special inducements in every department. The campaign promotes Weil Brothers as the wide awake store in Dakota.
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Weil Brothers
Dakota
Town Tales of Mitchell Notes and Community Life
Mitchell news item mix reports theater bills at Koch’s Opera House, business moves in Jesse Lale’s building, Fox & Wiltse photo studio improvements, pork market prices, domino party attendance, church Sunday School growth, local residents’ travels and moves, rail timetable changes, pension notices, and a fifteen year wedding anniversary celebration with gifts and guests.
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Koch's
Opera House
Hager Bros
Jesse Lale
Sewing bee and local updates in Mitchell township
Mrs. Bobb hosted a sewing bee last Friday with a pleasant gathering. J. W. Mason assists with siding and repairing his house. Miss Alice Ward begins school in Mitchell township. Superintendent Gooley notes several county schools lack teachers. T. J. Ball seeks a car loan for hard wheat seed and plans to sow 50 acres, aiming for a large crop as fields are plowed and ready. Farmers begin fall plowing.
Plankinton Congregational Association Opens in Mitchell
The Plankinton Congregational Association met in Mitchell with Rev. A. A. Brown as moderator and Rev. St. H. Battey delivering the annual sermon. Delegates from numerous churches attended as committees were formed and plans laid for revival and a Christian academy in Plankinton. The gathering endorsed temperance efforts, praised hospitality, and closed with the Lord’s Supper.
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Plankinton Congregational Association
Congregational Church
A. A. Brown
St. H. Battey
Plankinton
Geo. A. Silsby
Mitchell
F. G. Appleton
P. G. Gordon
W. B. Wabbard
F. Huntley
G.R Owen
Edward Swartout
W .L. Brearley
R. B. Bull
Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Church of Christian Life
Owen
Kingdom of God
Chamberlain
Colvin
Jasper
Lyonville
Firesteel
Grand View
Pakwana
Templeton
R. H. Battey
N Association
Gr. Appleton
Hubbard
Christian Academy
Committee On
Committee On Resolutions
Bros. Ppleton
Dakota Teams Missionary Society
W. GB. Hubbard
IG. Appleton
A.A. Brown
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Vis
Advertised Letters Uncalled For in Mitchell V.O. List
Week ending November 2185 1885 notices list uncalled letters for residents including Gibson Gould Hervithy Tqeghes Livin Gust Miller and others. Advertised items require calling for by residents. letters not called within two days will be sent to the dead letter office. Postmaster A Sinshy, Mitchell, Dak.
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Mitchell V.O
Titel
Gibson
Gould
W Hervithy
Tqeghes
M Livin Tr
Gust Miller
Guo. A. Sinshy
P.M. Mitchell
Dak
Local proposal seeks flax mill site and growth in Mitchell
A letter from D C Jones, Milwaukee freight agent, to Geo Benzeville urges citizens to propose location for a flax mill in Mitchell. It asks about suitable buildings, water supply, flax supply, and delivery price, proposing 100 lbs flax straw be sent to Philadelphia firms to attract the project.
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D.C. Jones
Milwaukee Company
Geo
Benzeville
Mr. Jones
Tam
W. 2
Rothermel
Windsor Square
Philadelphia
Ierest
Maller & Co
No. 2Nd Street
Piladelphia
Mitchell
Puller & Co
Tom Goin
Acul Sti Mitchell Turns Town Into Chicken Factory
Mitchell rapidly becomes a manufacturing centre as The L.test enterprise locates a chicken factory run by Eugene West. An incubator patent promises tailored cuts for pot pie and dinners, with two year notice on boarding house spring chickens and claims of birds that never scratch or fly away.
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Mitchell
Eugene West
Plainview Loonie Farm Roundup and Local Notes
Farmers busy husking corn as a strong crop. Mrs. John Geidel ill. late-arrival son at A Dertram's. Mrs. Rachel Sloan to winter with daughter Mrs. Frank King. George Custer rents farm and plans return to Missouri.
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John Geidel
A. Dertram
Rachel Sloan
Frank King
George Custer
Missoni
Domino Party At the Rink Draws Fifty Guests
About seventy five couples attended the domino party at the rink Friday evening with masks and dominos laid aside at ten. Music by Shreyer's orchestra enhanced the dances. Supper ran from eleven to midnight and proceeds will go to the Episcopal society. The mayor attended in official capacity and the social season opens with plans for upcoming Masons events.
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Rink
Shreyer
J. OC. Tatman
Vernon
Hatch
Bryan
Sloc
Masons
Painful episode at domino party ends with social fallout
A married man escorted a married lady while her husband was away. She waited at home in party attire, later met him at a supper room, and after mutual reproaches she charged him for an extra supper. The incident is expected to spread through town tonight amid salacious chatter and gossip.
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Orlando
Leteler
O. T. Letcher
Rink
Mutus
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Mitchell Capital
Weill Bro's
Fox & Wiltse
Scott Derrick
Mason City
C. B. Clark
Jose the Elder
Byran
Sanborn
Territorial Fair Association
Congregational
Deacon West
Louis Stern
Main Street
J. Cooley
Seyer
I. T. Robinson
Elton
Mashbir
Alphia Society
P University
Minneis
Milbank
G. C. Kober
Efron
Pension Bureau
Michael Traner
George Bidwell
Yankton
Jere Igne
Canton
Wila
Inic
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Anderson
Fullerton
Citas. Shaw
Mr. and
Mrs. C. T. Doteher
Max and
Herman Weil
Mrs. Geo. Letcher
Mrs. Burr
Mrs. Knowles
M. Champeney
Foster
Walhice
Huggins
Chandler
Washburn
J. K. Smith
LH. C. Preston
F. I. Winsor
Mentzer and Crow
Everitt Smith
Pardee
R. WN
Kratz
A. M. Bowdle
I. H. Mayhew
Is. Cammann
Parmelee
Bowes
Hardesty
Everitt
Hunter
Shaw
Miss Wright
M. M. Hitchcock
C. M. Cooke
Sandusky
Ohio
Society
Dundas Paye
Kimballa
Sinogiser
Artie Bracy
P. K. Saunders
Mrs Burr
Col
Mrs. Davenport
the County Credit
Prescot
Henry Flint
Waterloo
Henry
St. Dodge, T
Boulat
the Plankinton Association
Plankinton Academy
Plankinton Church
Christian School of
M. J. Hesse
Christ
Bute
W. B. Hubbard
G. R. Owen
Mitciell
Plainview Loonie
Domino Party
Arnica
Pammer & Teasmrwn
GO. Thayer
Bourbon
Ind
Shiloh
L. C. Gale
Br. Dix
Castoria
Castorta
Miss
Castina
East India
W.aa. Noyes
Rochester
N.Y
W. Tl, Letcher & Co
W. HW
Ltercumr & Co
Threscock Bros
Estey
Carrra
Wirciock Bros
W. TW. Letcher & Co
W. TI. Lercima & Co
Oshkosh Lumber ¢ Company
Riny
Irrencock Bros
Tirencook Bros
Choup
C. L. Marston & Cols
J. F. Bradley
Emporium
Hanidkerchief
Crockery
Boston
L. Stern
W. G. Davison
Davison
Davis Lores
Res
General Banking and Exchange Business School Bonds & Co
Association OF Dakota
Focty
Pa Eyvigary
Plankinton, Dalk
D. Browain
O. Warfield Aug
W. Mielenz
T .Trustees
Mitchell, Dakota
W.H. Letcher & CO
Flarawarke
James SS. Foster
Olteu
Second
Lawler Streets
First Natta
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