A. W. Gill Dies After Omaha Road Accident
The 42 year old A W Gill died Saturday afternoon at 3 40 following the amputation after an Omaha road accident last week. He leaves a wife seven children and a Montrose home. Masons held services and a special train carried the body to Sioux Falls for funeral services conducted by the local lodge.
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A. W. Gill
Dr. Bobb
RK. P. Hall
C. B. Wilt
J. &. Wells
Thos. Liddell
T. J. Spasgler
J. J
Here
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Omahs
Montrose
Mitchell Driving Park to Host First Spring Race
The Mitchell Driving Park association prepares for a May 5 matinee race as the season opener. Grounds, amphitheatre, and track are being upgraded to attract business and local patronage. Membership tickets will grant driving privileges. A GA K encampment event around June 19-21 and a potential July 2-4 race plan to close with a national holiday celebration.
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Mitchell Driving Park Association
Mitchell
G. A.K
New Fire Limit Ordinance Faces Opposition in Mitchell
City council considers cutting fire limits in the business district to allow frame buildings within 40 feet of the alley between Lawler and Rowley streets. Proponents argue growth but opponents call the change unfair to brick and stone builders facing increased risks and contrasting property values.
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Lawler Street
Rowley Street
Mitchell
Penitentiary Population Report
Sioux Falls report shows 133 inmates in the state penitentiary with 132 men. The youngest prisoner is 18 year old Daniel Kelley, sent from Bon Homme county for a two year term.
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Kelley
Moses Robin
United States
Omaha
Mexico
St. Louie
St. Louis
James Garrington
Sioux Falls
Alfred Erickson
Garrington
State
Daniel Kelley
Bon Homme County
Large Enrollment and Building Plans at Mitchell College
Spring enrollment at the university rises to a record 345 students, the largest spring term in history. The surge strengthens the case for a new building, with Dr. Graham and the executive conference board coordinating support from Methodists and local committees to fund the project in Mitchell.
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Graham
Huron
Mitchell
Davi
Building Boom Rolls Through Mitchell This Spring
Mitchell sees a surge in dwelling and commercial construction with S H Scallin starting a brick building on Main Street and The Daily Republican preparing a new facility. Louis Beckwith plans a stone or brick building on Main Street as wooden structures are replaced. R R Bowdle and Geo H Thomas begin new residences while other residents upgrade homes and businesses. The city anticipates a prosperous year across all trades.
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Mitchell
S. H. Scallin
Main Street
Daily Republican
Louis Beckwith
R.R. Bowdle
Geo. H. Thomas
Mitchell College Advances with New University Building Plans
The University is praised as a grand institution for Mitchell and local awareness grows as enrollment rises. With architect chosen and plans submitted, construction is expected to begin toward the end of summer.
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Sop County
Mitchell
Relieves the Governor on Sisseton Reservation Lease
A Pierre correspondent reports that the old Sisseton military reservation lease issue has troubled governors. The attorney general says the state land department controls the tract, not the governor, and that department should manage any lease, relieving the governor of governing duties.
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Sisseton
Pierre
Sheldon
Lee
Adjt
Humphrey
State Land Department
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R. C. Warne
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F. W. Freyberg
A. B. Daniels
R. F. Dundaccs
B. A. Bobb
W. E. Crane
Ami
Prescott & Bidwell
South Dakota
Mound City
W. H. Webster
AW Undertaking
Ets Delivee
Driving Park
Marines
Driving Park Club
Duce
State Land Commissioner
Agency
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
New York
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