Cantata at University Delights Small Audience
The sacred cantata Under the Palms was given by University students in the chapel, with Miss Currens directing and Miss Adams at the piano. The performance featured solos by Miss Lee and Miss Boggs, a notable quintet, and earned warm applause despite a modest turnout. D. Warner stopped in on his way to Kimball and shared impressions of the Georgia move and regional prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacles
Ezra
Babylon
Jerusalem
Ahava
Misses Lee
Miss Boggs
Miss Christie
Messrs
Tanner
Blanchard
McCauley
Beadford
Monnie Lee
Miss Currens
Mabelle Adams
Miss Adams
Misa Currens
D. Warner
Kimball
Mr. Warner
Ainsworth
Neb
Tallapoosa
Georgia
Warner
Irwin
South Dakota
South
Opera House Scheme in Mitchell Meets Uncertain Fate
The Koch building conversion to an opera house faces doubts as broker Jos Scheuer revises his offer. Guarantors balk at a reduced return, risking revival of earlier plans for Mitchell’s needed venue. A separate item notes a German man from Mitchell deemed insane in Allison after a disruptive incident. The Meredith family expresses thanks for funeral support. A. L. Gale acquires a Butler bicycle to pursue expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch
Scheuer
Milwaukee
J. K. Smith
Mr. Scheuer
Mitchell
Webster City
Lowa
Date
Allison
Allison House
Independence
Mitchell, S. D
Franz Snyder
Easter Observances Across The City At Churches
Easter Sunday services were held with large crowds and floral decorations. At M E church Rev Bradford preached and music featured a student program. St Marys Episcopal church reported impressive services, Holy Communion, and a successful annual report. Knight Templars of St Bernard Commandery attended St Marys with a flower cross presentation as part of Easter events. A Taylor bondsmen sale in Spink county was noted with state receipts and a $95,303.06 remaining liability. Old officers of St Bernard Commandery were reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Supt. McDougall
Mr. Bradford
Father Maher
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
J. H. Babcock
Knight Templars
St. Bernard Commandery
the Commandery
Miner
Wedehase
Messrs
Pierre
Taylor
Spink County
Brown County
Exposing Masonry: Rev Fenton Attacks in Mitchell
Rev. Mr. Fenton a Free Methodist preacher from St. Paul delivered a biblical critique of Free Masonry at the courthouse. He argued Masonry traces to pagan myth and sun worship, but his audience was small and collections raised little. Also noted: a Perry township artesian well flow and a sick Rm. Sloan in Sanborn, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fenton
St. Paul
Court House
Mitchell
Vernon
Martin Gleeson
Perry Township
W. W. Howers
Gleeson
Sloan
Sanborn
Iowa
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Scallings
Postofice
Pruggist
Santa Claus
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Union GR Mane
Leading Clothiers
Logan Furniture
Tata
The
Sunny South
OPERA
Jos Scheuer
L. O. Gale
Butler
St. Bernard Commandary
Preacher
Methodist Church
Sir Knight
Peaerson and Brown
M. B. Cleminger
No. 11
K. T
Thomas M. Liddell
O. T. Huyck
C. W. Adama
A. E. Hitchcock
J. E. Moriarty
J. T. Morrow
J. Nielsen
U.S. Gov’t
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