Red Men Initiate 8 in Mitchell Banquet Follows
Mitchell hosts state Red Men gathering with 150 delegates from Sioux Falls Yankton Brookings Redfield Chamberlain Tyndall DeSmet. Eight initiates join a class of 88 as 73 candidates are admitted, followed by a banquet and toasts praising Mitchell and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prand
Mitchell
Milwaukee
Sioux Falls
Corn Palace
Masonic Hall
T. J. Spangler
Silsby
Chamberlain
Tyndall
DeSmet
FE. O. Walgren
Yankton
H. L. Walker
Sagamore
Brookings
G. A. Leonard
F. W. Coolidge
Redfield
Hays
Sachem
O. E. Walgren
Thorougly
Workman Hall
Clark
O. L. Branson
Mr. Branson
F. M. Goodfellow
Neb
Sachem Guy Aikin
A.J. Schunk
Red Wing
Minn
Schunk
Initiation list for Red Men tribe gathered Wednesday
A Wednesday meeting listed numerous names of candidates initiated into the Red Men tribe including Dee Noble William Herzog Thomas Patterson J J Schilingen J B Tutle George Slater L J Gieger C P Sayles A H Gardner C W Older E F Kerney Chris Lund J A Cowan H P Petterson J H Hoversen W H Conyes William Montieth George Kan outf Ben Regan C R Norris O L Branson T P Navin C D Toussey A C Johnson J A Brazzell A G King Jacob Koch W H Blacker J L Nelson Elmer Allen Thomas Briggs Reed Owens A L Schlimgen E F J Purdy Wm Jones H H Collard J L Rigg Charles J Munger A Jenson Walter Kobus Mike Foley Henry Kobus Charles Havlatko W H Reed W P Thompson John Sturges Frank L Sayles Ora Higgins Philip Kane Karl Burkhart James Kearney Delvan Becker Walter Broad Lent SJ Moore H B Rovers Paul Pellock Stewart Sharp G F Kliman Samuel White Frank Summers Z H Hager W H West Carl Zeigler Pat Brennan George Smith John Kinney Gus A Peterson Carl Anderson Mont Davis Henry Halshire Geo F E Foster Wm Nash W LP Tuttle.
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Red Mens Tribe
Dee Noble
Wm Herzog
Thomas Patterson
J J Schilingen
J B Tutle
George Slater
L J Gieger
C P Sayles
A H Gardner
C W Older
E F Kerney
Chris Lund
J A Cowan
H P Petterson
J H Hoversen
W H Conyes
Wm Montieth
George Kanoutf
Ben Regan
C R
John Kinney
Gus A Peterson
Carl Anderson
Mont Davis
Henry Halshire
Geo FE Foster
Wm Nash
LP Tuttle
Mitchell Support in Woonsocket For State Capital
Letcher Chronicle reports Mayor Kean of Woonsocket stating most Woonsocket citizens were solid for Mitchell as state capital, contradicting other papers that suggested few local friends for him. The piece notes his Monday visit to Letcher and signals local backing despite differing editorials.
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Woonsocket News
Herald
Mitchell
Letcher Chronicle
Pierre
Kean
Woonosocket
Letcher
Woonsocket
Mitchell area gains major toll for Dakota Central merger
J L W Zietlow, president of Dakota Central Telephone, visited Mitchell as the merged Dakota Central absorbs lines from Southern Minnesota and Southern Dakota, expanding to about 4 000 miles of pole lines and linking Mitchell to Aberdeen Yankton and beyond. The project aims to create copper metallic circuits from Mitchell to Huron and connecting towns across South and Eastern South Dakota.
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J. L. W. Zietlow
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Mitchell
Dakota Central
Minnesota
Southern Minnesota Telephone Company
Southern Dakota Telephone Company
Missouri
Huron
Republican
Aberdeen
Yankton
Armour
Scotland
Salem
Watertown
Dell Rapids
Pipestone
Madison
Jim River
Bergin Spink County Delegates Back Berg for Governor
A Spink County convention held the previous day endorsed C. Berg for governor over rival H. C. Packard who sought the lieutenant governor nomination. The race drew months of campaigning and culminated in Berg receiving the county’s unanimous backing for the state nominating slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Spink County
Sioux Falls
C. Berg
H. C. Packard
Berg
Easter Nest and Parties Delight Friends This Week
Mrs. J. O. Walrath hosted Easter week gatherings with many women attending Tuesday and Thursday afternoon events. The Tuesday Easter Nest introduced a novel element in seasonal entertaining, featuring seasonally themed decor and activities.
Mitchell Welcomes Redmen Band on Visit
Sioux Falls Redmen delegation and the Second Regiment band enjoyed a fine time in Mitchell. The Milwaukee line arrived and stayed in one room with the band, hosted by Mitchell Commercial Club members who provided elegant club rooms, a concert in the ballroom, a dance, and introductions to Mitchell’s renowned welcoming ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Craft
Fr. M. Hammer
S. G. Boyce
J. O. Walrath
Geo. E. Foster
J. L. Lardner
Fred M. Bailey
H. R. Kibbee
Fred. L. Tiffany
Frank B. Smith
Fred L. Tiffany
H. G. Nichols
J. T. Morrow
C. W. Hoon
B. H. Sullivan
Plankinton
Bessie Gregg
Emery
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Milwaukee
Commercial Club of
Storm Delays Aberdeen Stock Sale Train Blockade
J M Erion returned from Aberdeen where a large stock sale was to be held Friday but was canceled by a severe storm. Snowdrifts blocked the Milwaukee and Northwestern lines, with 300 feet of track buried under ten feet of snow near Aberdeen. No trains had left Aberdeen in 24 hours except southbound, and a passenger train stranded by the blockade was relieved of its passengers.
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J. M. Erion
Aberdeen
Student Bobb Returns Home for Vacation
C S Bobb, a medical college attendee in St Louis, arrived home Friday evening for the vacation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C S. Bobb
St. Louis
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Scallain Bros
Burnside’s
Burnside
Wim. Wilkinson
Saeze
J. W. Broadbent & CO
W. H. Broadbent
Yank
Ees
Dakota
Central
Mitchelll
Spink
South Dakota
Bergin Spink County
Red Men
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