Ordinance Sets Hacks and Drays Stands on City Streets
A council special meeting discussed moving hitching posts at Second and Third streets to ease street congestion and introduced a new ordinance controlling where hacks and drays may stand when not in use. The plan calls for hacks to park on the south side of Second Street between Main and Lawler, and drays on the west side of Lawler between Second and Third Streets. The measure awaits second reading at next week’s regular session.
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Hannett
Silbsy
Dow
Sioux Falls
City Hall
Second
Third
Main Street
Haymarket Square
Railroad Street
Main
Lawler Streets
Lawler Street
Fragmentary obituary and court notice fragmentary OCR read
The text reflects a fragmented obituary and legal notice with scattered names such as George and Denver, a mention of a will and estate details, a possible loss or theft reference, and miscellaneous dated terms. It resembles OCR garble from a historical newspaper page with no coherent narrative or clear event.
Double Wedding in Alexandria for Adams John son and Cliggett Hozges
Fred Adams son of C W Adams and Miss Angie Johnson wed E J Cliggett and Miss Hazel Hozges at Alexandria by Rev G D Hyden. The four traveled to Armour after the ceremony and planned to join Ed Johnson in California before winter. Adams family warmly welcomed the new brides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Adams
Fleete Lumber Co
Armour
Fred
Cligzett
Johnson Bros
Fred Adams
Angie Johnson
E. J. Cliggett
Hazel Hozges
Alexandria
G. D. Hyden
The
Christian Church
C. W. Adams
Ed Johnson
California
The Chicken Season Opens Prairie Chickens Abundant
Early Tuesday morning marked the opening of the prairie chicken season. Hunters report abundant birds and good hunting due to wet weather aiding dogs. Local landowners post warning signs to keep hunters off designated lands, with township notices urging compliance.
Banda Rossa to Play Mitchell Corn Palace Sep 22
Sorrentino and the Banda Rossa, famed European band noted for their bold move following Sousa into the United States, will perform at the Mitchell Corn Palace from September 22 to October 1. The Italian ensemble, in red tunics with gold braid, draws audiences with its stirring, soulful marches and distinctive stage presence.
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Sorrentino
Banda Rossa
Sousa
Corn Palace
Mitchell
Surrentino
United States
Italy
Residence Sold on West Third Street to C A Osmond
Dr R C Warne disposed of his residence on west Third street Monday to C A Osmond a stockman from Gann Valley who plans to move here soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Warne
West Third Street
C. A. Osmond
Gann Valley
Mr. Osmond
Coal prices in Mitchell and surrounding towns spark debate
The Republican reports coal price comparisons as winter nears. Mitchell buyers pay 11.50 a ton with a possible rebate if prices fall, while Woonsocket Letcher Mt. Vernon Alexandria Fulton Ashton and other towns show lower or similar rates. The piece notes docks prices 6.20 to 6.45 and freight at 3.35 per ton, urging parity with nearby towns and citing a dealer's claim that over a dollar profit per ton is unjust to the people. It also covers a local wedding at the parish and notes Anthony Walsh and Miss Margaret Walsh in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Mitchell
Woonsocket
Letcher
Mt. Vernon
Alexandria
Fulton
Aleandria
Ashton
Parkston Wedding Unites Kathryn Walsh and Ernest Goldammer
A quiet Catholic parsonage ceremony Tuesday morning August 25 united Miss Kathryn Walsh of Parkston with Ernest H. Goldammer of Mitchell. The wedding joined the Parkston bride with the Mitchell groom in a modest service reflecting simple happiness.
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Parkston
Ernest Goldammer
Kathryn Walsh
Ernest H. Goldammer
Mitchell
Kathryn
Friday Night Concert at Presbyterian Church Delights Audience
A well attended Friday program at the Presbyterian church featured vocal and instrumental solos and duets. Absent performers included Levi Tillotson R H Briggs and Miss Bessie Maguire. Accompanists Miss Goodykoontz Mrs M N Lee Miss Mary Preston and A F LeClaire received praise for supporting a varied program despite some omissions.
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Presbyterian Church
Levi Tillotson
R. H. Briggs
Bessie Maguire
Miss Goodykoontz
M. N. Lee
Mary Preston
A. F. LeClaire
Brown
Lee
Tillotson
Mitchell
Cowles
S. Earle Brown
Dainty Davie
Gilchrist
Myrtle Lee
Clark
Eilenberg
Lila Ewart
Marjorie Ruth
Merle Tillotson
Dewey
Perle Richards
Come Holy Spirit
Jerome
Ella Preston
Florence Winsor
Riego
Gaynor
Faure
Roxy Butterfield
Grace Gregory
Teachers Organize for Higher Wages in Jerauld County
In Jerauld County, young women teachers form a union demanding minimum monthly salaries to teach. First and second grade certificates require 40 dollars, third grade 35 dollars, reflecting rising wage expectations to sustain teaching. County districts hint at increased pay to attract qualified women while some townships already raise wages for their schools.
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Jerauld County
Major Dent Wins Second in 2:35 Pace at Sioux City
Albert A. Boynton and his pacing horse Major Dent earned second money in a $500 purse at Sioux City Monday. The best heat flashed 2:12, showing the horse’s strong pace. The animal has placed second or third in prior races this season, while Boynton plans no fast-record efforts this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Boynton
Major Dent
Sioux City
Mr. Boynton
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Cathe
Joseph
San. Anding
Spoleon
Durieg
George
Yesteryears
Cate
Denver
RD. Joes & At -Faco
Vetls Ecord
Gruboot Ng
Scallin Bros
Nishing Goods
W. H. Conyes
Price Cloth
Broadbentr & CO Phone
So. Dak
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
OpPr Krielmyr Merchant Tailor
Jno. J. Mitchell Co. School of Garment Cutting
New York
South Dakota
Vithhell
Parison
Anthony Walsh
Father Reiland
Margaret Walsh
John J. Walsh
Marguerite Walsh
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