Minister Arrives as Presbyterians Welcome Pastor
Pastor James Macmurray and his family arrive from Hot Springs to Mitchell and will be counted as residents. He recently accepted the call to lead the Presbyterian church, praised for strength and leadership. For now they stay at the Mitchell hotel and plan a house soon. Local notices from Hot Springs praise his sermons and Easter services, with baptism and special music planned.
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Mer James Macmurray
Milwaukee Road
Hot Springs
Mitchell
Macmurray
Presbyterian Church
Mitchell Hotel
T. J. Macmurray
Rekindles Life in the Nerve Cells Nerve Pills Claim
An advertisement extols Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a nerve vitalizer and tissue builder. It links insomnia headaches neuralgia indigestion and weak heart action to nervous exhaustion and asserts gradual nerve revival and blood cell formation from the medicine. Sold at 50 cents through dealers and the Buffalo company.
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A. W. Chase
Bridge Across Firesteel Creek To Be Replaced Soon
County commissioners in session promise rapid action on a new Firesteel creek bridge two miles east of town. Bids open Friday with contract award forthcoming, though material procurement may delay completion. Officials urge legislative changes to speed urgent public works.
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Firesteel Creek
Mitchell
Elected two teachers retained by board for next year
At the regular board of education meeting the election of a superintendent and principal for the next year was taken up and Superintendent Hoff and Principal Breckenridge were retained at the same salaries as the present year. Their work has given uniform satisfaction to the board and the general public, and their retention will be accepted as a wise move.
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Board of Education
Hoff
Breckenridge
Bazaar Opened Tuesday by Catholic Ladies at City Hall
The Catholic ladies opened their bazaar season Tuesday afternoon with a supper in the fire department rooms at city hall. It will run each evening through Friday night. Six booths, two on each side and a central diamond booth, display diverse items donated by city businesses and outsiders. An auction helps move unsold goods. A varied musical program accompanied the event with solos, recitals, violin pieces, and a May Pole dance by a dozen young ladies to close.
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Louise Scott
Second Night of Bazaar Draws Large Crowds
The Catholic Ladies Bazaar offered an enjoyable evening in a quiet post Easter week. A piano trio by Grace and Leona Doyle and Eileen Evans opened the musical program, with bass solos and a piano duet drawing applause. Beebe of Dakota Wesleyan sang well, Walter Seaman recited Sidney Carton, and Eugene Hager impressed with Blow Thou Winter Wind. Tonight the church choir under Grace Goodykoontz performs. Supper offerings continued the tradition of generous Catholic tables.
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Misses Grace
Leona Doyle
Eileen Evans
Fred Kratz
Loretta Smith
Lucille Bobb
Miss Beebe
Dakota Wesleyan
Walter Seaman
Sidney Carton
Eugene Hager
Mr. Hager
Catholic Church Choir
Grace Goodykoontz
Knights of Columbus lodge to initiate fifty at Sunday gathering
The local Knights of Columbus lodge plans a Sunday program with fifty new members to be initiated. The event includes a Mass at Holy Family church, a council meeting at 1 pm, initiation at 1:45 pm, and a banquet with an orchestra at City Hall. Toasts will follow, led by EB Meisch and others.
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Lodge of Knights of Columbus
Knights
First National Bank
Holy Family
Father Shea
W. M. Herbert
Davison County Proceedings Opened By Commissioners
Regular Davison County session April 2 1907 notes bills approved including county mdse and jail costs. Bond approved for Mitchell Abstract, tax assessments set for townships, juror lists drawn, bridge and license matters addressed. Appointments made for bridge views and a malt liquor license granted to Theo Ham Brewing Co. Davison auditor H B Anderson certifies the record.
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Brown & Saenger
Mdse
F. C. Drake
Mitchell Abstract, Loan & Trust Co
Geo. D. Barnard & Co
Webster Cook & Co
City of
Mitchell
R. C. Warne
T. J. Spangler
S. Cattrell
Susie Ruthardt
Fred Ruthardt
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Chester Tor
W. Abbey
Mitchell Gas Co
Court House
Wenn Giao Bbaahooodd
Wills A. Beach Printing Co
Assessors Books
Dlankshaya Tereatelee
W. R. Ball
Salary
James Livingston
Gowmay Aai
Mitchell Printing Co
W. B. Tobey
Justice of the Peace
State of
South Dakota
Lewis Black
Dan Sullivan
Joe Fridel
J. B. Graves
R. E. Coyne
Alf. Clement
Joe Gallager
Frank Klutz
A. C. Drake
J. J. Scheick
Frank Cole
Marshall
State of South Dakota
Phil Crampton
L. Platner
E. D. Watkins
J. R. Allison
Township Board of Perry
Hubbard Bridge
Perry
Badger
Brendon
Beulah
Prosper
Union
Lisbon
Tobin
Baker
John Dandelinger
Peter Gaetze
W. H. Butts
W. E. Fraser
A. G. Shaw
F. H. Foss
Blendon
Ray G. Kelsey
W. BE. Walker
John Rohlf
Mt. Vernon
Elmer Rollins
J. M. Pease
C. W. Jones
P. M. Lundgren
C. G. Johnson
Alfred Michaels
Ed. Quinch
Paul Graff
S.A. Holbrook
I. N. Dickson
Henry Gaetze
Edwin Sodergren
Frank McFarland
Dan Wilson
L. H. Annis
James Stevens
J. H. Atkinson
Paul Cooper
Isaac Christopher
Chas. Daniels
Harry
Wm. Nash
Davison
H. B. Anderson
Minors barred from pool at Bunker’s basement tables
H B Bunker operated a Gale theatre building cigar store with basement pool tables against city rules allowing minors. Chief Keith warned him, then arrested him after five boys played pool. Judge Herbert fined Bunker $25, which was paid.
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H. B. Bunker
Gale Theatre
Herbert
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Hegin
Sermake
Macwurray
Familly
Hlot Springs
Catholic Ladies Bazaar
City Hall
Miss Lee
Bessie Maguire
Miss Quarnberg
Genevieve Branson
Simion Dolph
Louis Loevinger
James Lyons
Pinsuti
W. J. Frad & Co
Warner’s
American Beauty
Knights OF Columbus
T. B. Haynes
B. D. Watkins
Acre
J. B. Watkins
E. C. McLeod
F. H. Marcy
Geo. Strandell
Mitchell Township
J. F. Smith
J. P. Carlson
Union Township
Charles Smith
Baker Township
Robert Zangle
Rome
Fred Giesen
Tobin Township
J. H. Hohn
C. W. Walrath
State Board of Equalization
H. E. Bunker
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