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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1896

Page

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Beautiful Oak Furniture with Trades and Dimensions

An assortment of oak furniture pieces including wall pockets desks and a folding rocker. Details list carved frames, antique finishes, specific measurements, and trade values from $15.00 to $50.00. Suitable for socials, homes, churches, or lawn use.

City Council discusses new water works boiler and electric rate cuts

The council debated purchasing a new boiler for the water works due to unsafe leaks and considered a seven light rate reduction with the electric company. Alderman Levinger and Pollard led the boiler matter with letters from firms, action likely next week, while Koch opera house nuisance remained unresolved.

Fullerton Messrs Simpson Indra Pollard Bracy Levinger Smith C. C. Dean Main Street M. B. Cleminger Cleminger Electric Kibbee Ald. Levinger Alderman Pollard Koch Opera House

Angell Cooley Wedding at the Bride’s Rural Home

The wedding of Miss Daisie Angell to Mr. G W Cooley took place at the bride’s home five miles south of Mitchell with Rev. W B Burleigh performing the ceremony. The couple will live with the Angell family until Oct 15 and then make their home on the Angell farm. The Republican notes the couple’s good standing and extends best wishes. The column also mocks claims of railroad workers being coerced to back McKinley and reports a burglary on Jos Schlimgen’s property with harness stolen.

I. B. Angell Mitchell Daisie G. W. Cooley W. B. Burleigh Cowley Cooley Sioux City Milwaukee Road Aberdeen Mr. Cooley McKinley

McKinley Parade Draws Record Mitchell Crowd

A massive Republican parade in Mitchell drew an immense crowd to celebrate McKinley and sound money. Veterans, railroad workers, Ladies and College McKinley clubs, and 200 Mitchell members led a seven-block procession with fireworks, banners, and a crowd that filled the corn palace for a late address by A. B. Wilcox.

Bryan McKinley Omaha United States Alexandria Band Railway Men’s Sound Money Club S. J. Moore H. B. Rogers Mitchell Ladies McKinley Club Flambeau Club McKinley Club Merchants Glee Club Protection Milwaukee Main Street Pettigrew South Dakota Corn Palace Abe Senator Pettigrew A. B. Wilcox Yankton E. J. Quigley

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S. H. Scallin Beauty Wall Waldorfoeasel Maddox Saratoga C. G. Rathbun Ino. D. Walrath H.R. Kibber Geo. E. Logan V.president P. Gratiam Ass’t First National Bank Mitchell, South Dakota Per D. T. Gilman John D. Wood J.S. Daniels A. A- Boynton M. Swan I. W. Seaman Eile Sturgis Lawler J. O. Walrath Daisie Angell Geo. W. Cooley John Veto Carlson Mitchell Electric Light Co Koch Beckwith Mitchell Ptg. Co Gordinier John Rierson Revere Rubber Co Watter Frank Calhoun J K Smith Paul Stowell Jacob Smith Water- Woliks Ebaperemannat Raycisserste Scheurenbrand J A Brown C F Wooley Wolke Geoontejeniette Iee Mitchell Fire Dept Powers J Schlimgen Fire Dept Jack Halphill Labor J O Walrath Mdse F W Jones J P Lindahl E Broadbent Crane Messrs. Pollard Deyinger Mohr Sioux Falls Palmer Chicago Jos. Schlimgen Mt. Vernon J.B. Doty A. S. Curtis U.S Royal
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