County Republicans set primary locations and officers
Davison County Republican Central Committee met to organize under the new primary law. Discussions established polling sites in each precinct and selected two challengers and caucus leaders, with Mitchell city receiving the largest representation and county districts close behind.
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Davison County
Republican Central Committee
Court Hose
ST. ©. Burns
H. L. Gras
Perry
A. L. C. Willman
Badger
Rh. Db. Watkins
Blendon
D. M. Powell
Mt. Vernon
Guy Smith
Union
W. HW. Kennedy
Baker
K. Parrott
Rome
W. B. Tobey
Lisbon
J. V. White
Beulah
W. V. Miner
Prosper
J. M. Hiron
Tobin
Frank Sand
Mitchell
John Smith
TH. Swindler
A. J. Parshall
H. L. Bras
J. L. Stannett
Hlubtard
Peck
Llendon
Avery
Town Hall
Welch
Central
Ethan
Thomas
Mason
Tyler
Lidell
Mitchell Township
Court House
First Ward
Stair’s
Second Ward
Davis & Daniels Lumber
Third Ward
Court Room
Fourth Ward
Council Room
City Hall
Will Gilfillan
Fred Thomas
J. I. Watkins
Hal Taylor
Bleadon
J. W. Ottman
Liston
Mose Farrow
A. I. Whorpe
C. EB. Brady
J.C. Lehman
W. A. Darling
Frank McFarland
Ed Carpenter
C. Boreson
Nels Jensen
Perry Davis
Ambrose Curtis
O. T. Litchfield
John Gilfillan
S. W. Rowley
Eben Watkins
F. J. Smith
Brendon
Grant Wrotter
Mr. Vernon
Gus Helgeson
S. J. Shane
O. M. Butterfield
HH. Parrott
Robi. Zangle
W. B.lobey
W.S. Snyder
Rank Green
Charlie Wright
D. J. Strothers
J. P. Carlson
J. L. Hannett
Carl Ralston
Burns
Stannett
WW. L. Bras
J. W. White
City of
Candidacy set by Citizens caucuses with Branson favored
Delegates were chosen in four wards for O L Branson's mayoral bid with unanimous support at the upcoming April 10 convention. Readouts list ward by ward delegates and candidates for alderman and school board, plus officers to run the city caucuses for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirst
O. L. Branson
Kirst Ward
J. WI. Scriven
D . Bra
L. Indra
Gust Hergquist
W. H. Webster
A. J. Parshall
W. Il. George
Jos Lovinger
Third Ward
R. I. Dundas
Geo. EK. Foster
Andrew Eddy
W. D. Waterman
H. Kelley
James Lyons
J. O. Walrath
HW. H. Collard
Io. J. Quigley
Thos
Libel Suit Targets Plankinton Editor Amid Criticism
Plankinton Herald editor Tom Taubman faces a libel action after a harsh critique of I A Bidwell business methods. Bidwell, who was away in Cuba, filed suit upon Taubman upon the editor’s return. Taubman had already settled a prior damage case. Attorney A F Hitchcock represents Bidwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Taubman
Plankinton Herald
Tom
Taubman
I. A. Bidwell
Plankinton
Mr. Bidwell
Cuba
A. FB. Hitchbcock
Vaubman
College Debate at Dakota Wesleyan University Ends in Favor of Coeducation
A winter chapel debate at Dakota Wesleyan University debated whether sexes should be trained separately. Thalians and Daedalians presented opposing views with Miss Brown Rempfer Knight leading the affirmative and Clyde Evans Guy Cook William Rempfer the negative. Judges Hoff Gilliland Winsor ruled for the men. Dr Weir oversaw the program and a piano duet opened the event. The report notes waning fox hunting interest nearby and Mr Handy expects many entries for the Howard event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Wesleyan University
Chapel Hall
Thalians
Daedalians
Miss Brown
Miss Rempfer
Miss Knight
Clyde Evans
Guy Cook
William Rempfer
Tbe
F. H. Hoff
C. V. Gillilland
F. H. Winsor
Howard Coursing Meet Draws Sam Tandy To Howard
Sam Tandy of Faribault Minnesota visits Howard for the coursing meet planned April 24 25 26 with prizes including the Aberdeen silver loving cup. Tandy aims to send his best dogs and urges I G Nichols to act as judge though not yet agreed. An opera house manager fears horse riding three days may require training while Joe Dodd known as a slipper will compete at the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Tandy
Faribault
Minn
Law
Howard
Handy
Sfandy
L. G. Nichols
Opera House
Joe Dodd
Joe
Mitchell
Matrons Medal Contest At Metho dist Church
Four ladies competed in a matrons gold medal contest at the Methodist church with a large attendance. Mrs Vermilyea won the medal for an original poetry selection, judged by Mrs Nicholson Mrs Heimberger and Rev Norton. The event featured readings vocal numbers and a short speech by Dr Samuel Weir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Youngman
F. H. Hoff
John Posey
C. HE. Vermilyea
John Berry
Vermilyea
Thos. Nicholson
W. A. Heimberger
J. F. Norton
Samuel Weir
J. L. Lardner
Bernice Lathrop
Tournier
Fred Kratz
Miss Beebe
Heimberger
Miss Goodykoontz
Back to Infant Days at Asa Dodd Residence
The M. H. C's gathered Friday evening at Sixth Avenue East home of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Dodd for a primer class reunion in school days attire. Thirty five members attended to mimic a school day with rolls, recitations, songs, games, and refreshments as the bell rang and pupils arrived in period costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Dodd
Sixth Avenue East
Treat for the Ladies in Mitchell Flower Competition
Mitchell ladies can receive 30 000 Sweet Pea seeds from Deihl and Brown free with perfume purchases. Seeds from Reiger promise rare Street Peas blooms in two to three months. Prizes go to the tallest bouquet by July 15th, largest bouquet, and broadest color variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Mitchell
Deihl & Brown
Reiger
Deihy & Brown
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Diehl & Brown
Book Gage Music Store
L. O. Gale
Wm. C. Metcalf
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
E.B. van Alstine
Coal and Wood
Railroad St
Milwaukee Depot
Mitchell, S. D
Bidwell Land
Republican County Central Committee
Elrod
Gov
Ren
Mt Vernon
Jason
Aldermanic
Defend
Ant
Tion
Jack
Mr. Handy
Howard Coursing
Ter
C. E. Vermilyea
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