Nye in Mitchell and Plankinton Death by Suicide
Frank M Nye of Minneapolis delivered a strong Republican speech before a large crowd at the corn palace in Mitchell, praising patriotism and critiquing the Chicago platform while noting depression in the country and free silver questions. The Plankinton paper reports C. J. Smith, a barber, shot himself in his shop after becoming despondent from drink, leaving no note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pop
Nye
Howard
Frank M. Nye
Minneapolis
Corn Palace
Court House
McKinley Club
E. C. Newbury
Newbury
E. T. Colton
Bryan
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago
Plankinton
C. J Smith
Smith
New Methodist Appointments in Mitchell District
The Mitchell Methodist district announces annual clergy appointments led by Presiding Elder A. R. Boggs. A. C. Stevens moves from Redfield to Mitchell while L. Bradford shifts to Redfield. A. C. Shepherd joins Alexandria pastorate and will relocate mid December. Several ministers will balance charges with study at the university. Mrs. S. Rolston visits Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Vermillion
Vincent
Mitchell District
A. R. Boggs
A. C. Stevens
Fulton
A. J. Jolly
Salem
W. H. Irwin
Howard
W. L. Meinzer
Bridgewater
Conference On Trial
Alexandria
R. N. Kratz
Mt. Vernon
A.J. Jolly
Rank Baker
University
Clark
Huron
Mr. Stevens
Bradford
Methodist Church
Boggs
Prisoner linked to large Burglary ring after shop thefts
A burglar broke into W H Bloss shop and left blood traces leading to John Havlatko and family. Police found silk handkerchiefs, mufflers, lace goods, fur coats, gloves, a gold watch, and other items tied to the Mitchell Dry Goods Co. thefts. Havlatko held on $200 bonds. family members largely discharged. circuit court bound over for Havlatko and son Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bloss
Mr. Bloss
Brooks
John Havlatko
Havlatko
John
Cook
P. Suehy
East First Street
W. E. Lott
Black‘smith
Bloss
Charles Havlatko
Fire destroys home of Dr Samuel Moore family
Early Tuesday morning a fire at the northwest of the city leveled Dr Samuel Moore's small home within twenty minutes. Charles Moore awoke to smoke and saw the blaze from the barn. Neighbors assisted but hydrant access was distant. The stove overheat is blamed. $15 in cash burned with a $300 insurance on house and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Moore
Charlie Moore
Chas. Moore
Fur Coats Stolen, Recovered At Vilas Residence
Identified Havlatko finds include three fur wombat coats found at the Havlatko residence. Sheriff Cook earlier received a Vilas postal notice about three coats stolen there. A. Howry arrived from Vilas, identified his fur coats. Remaining goods pending. A. E. Hitchcock left for the east and will not return until election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilas
Haviatko
Sheriff Cook
A. Howry
Omaha
Havlatko
John
Mr. Howry
A. E. Hitchcock
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S. H. Scallin
Michigan
Milwaukee
C.G. Rathbun
Walrath
A. R. Kibbeer
Geo. E. Logan
O. P. Gratiam
Ass’t
First National Bank
Mitchell, South Dakota
D. T. Gilman
John D. Wood
J. S. Daniels
A.A. Boynton
C. M. Swan
I. W. Seaman
Eila Sturgis Lawler
J. O. Walrath
Despond
Orator
Minnesota
Mrs. S. Rolston
Scotland
Mrs
Will Seallia
John Haviatko
Judge Abbey
W. H. Helwig
H. J. Mohr
Giv
Leavening Powe
Royal
U.S. Gov’t
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