Mass Meeting in City Hall Promotes Temperance Cause
Crowded Mitchell city hall on Sunday evening as churches united for a large temperance meeting led by Pastor Bowdish. Speakers highlighted economic and social impacts of alcohol and urged persistent action to keep saloons out of Mitchell.
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Pastor Bowdish
Aberdeen
Watertown
Bowdish
Mitchell
McNair
Rockford
Ill
C. C. Lowrie
J. M. Jeffers
The
Baptist Church
Jeffers
Kik
Three Men Murdered Near Sheep Camp in Wyoming
R C Fownes reports from Basin Wyoming after interviewing W P Metz state attorney about a killing last week where three sheep men were murdered and their bodies burned near Spring creek by Nowood creek. The trio of herders slept beside a wagon while four or five gunmen killed their dog and warned the men to leave.
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Deadwood
R. C. Fownes
Omaha Bee
Wyoming
Basin
W. P. Metz
Spring Creek
Nowood Creek
Joe Allemand
Joe Enge
Joe Lazier
Grace Warren marries Allen B. Hamilton in home ceremony
Grace Warren and Allen B. Hamilton wed Saturday at 4 30 PM in the Warren home 211 East Seventh Avenue. Dr J M Hoagland conducts the ceremony with a six course luncheon. After brief wedding trip to Minneapolis, couple to reside at 211 East Seventh Avenue after May 15.
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C. H. Warren
East Seventh Avenue
Grace
Allen B. Hamilton
J. 5. Hoagland
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Hazel Warren
George W. Hamilton
Omaha
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Commercial and Vings Bank
J. ™. Cook
Hiram Baughman
Addie Baughman
Minneapolis
Teacher Now Fairy Pie Split Question
A fragmented puzzle asks how much pie remains after sharing one sixth to Johnny one sixth to Tommy one sixth to Willie and taking half for oneself left with the remaining portion of the original pie a classic arithmetic conundrum.
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Fiarry
Johnny
Tommy
Willie
Mysel
Harry
Cronld
Exschange
Trickett on temperance lectures spark city hall turnout
Kansas Attorney General C W Trickett spoke twice in the city hall on temperance the liquor trade and its damage to towns. He cited no license towns in debt and flourishing while taxing no-license cities. A farewell party for Miss Caro Closz followed at the parsonage with games photos and a token gift from the Young People’s Union.
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C. W. Trickett
Kansas
Ceno
Kansas City
Ikxan
Trickett
Supreme Court
Caro Clost
Misses Porteous
Miss Closz
Jeffers
Webster City
Iowa
Young People’s
Young People’s Union
Eliason
Stanley Mathews
Closz
Debaters from Dakota Wesleyan Lose to Carleton College
The Dakota Wesleyan University team Sidney Graham Fred Smith and James Dobson lost to Carleton College of Northfield Minnesota by a unanimous decision after a late Saturday night submission. Dr Kerfoot praised the team noting strong effort and potential, with one judge saying Dakota Wesleyan equals larger schools. Carleton players said Mitchell and Ripon presented tougher opposition but the team acted graciously in defeat. The Pierre papers critique Capitol Room arrangements as poorly planned and costly to correct.
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Sidney Graham
Fred Smith
James Dobson
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Dr. Kerfoot
Kerfoot
Dakota Wesleyan
Carleton
Mitchell
Ripon College
Wisconsin
Idownecast
Jxerfoot
Omaha
Farewell Party for Departing Baptist Worker
Young members of the Baptist church held a cheerful farewell party to honor and thank a departing worker for his service. The event featured socializing and acknowledgments from attendees.
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The
Baptist Church
Dr Cleary Speaks on Temperance at City Hall
Dr Cleary delivered his second temperance address before a large audience at city hall. He used a personal privilege to reply to Father Shea regarding alleged remarks about the church. Cleary said he and Father Shea quickly reconciled and had no differences. The speech drew hearty cheers.
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Dr. Cleary
City Hall
Father Shea
Mr. Cleary
Penitentiary Twine Plant Aims At Low Prices For Farmers
The state penitentiary starts a new twine plant turning out high grade binder twine with its 25 year veteran superintendent in charge. Twine will be sold directly to farmers at a low price until May 1. Farmers urged to contract for season supplies via a letter to the Twine department, State Penitentiary, Sioux Falls, S. D.
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State Penitentiary
Northwest
State Board of Charities and Corrections
South Dakota
Twine Department
Sioux Falls
S. D
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Diehl & Brown
RUG Sale
Wilton
Smith
Brescelie Arden
Axminsters
W. Broadbent
Mitchell Trust Company
Mitchell National Bank Building
Mitchell National Bank
Oyerland
W.re
Married
Vessey
Maurice
Marty
Jim
Lrea’ Home Journal
Lincoln
Deliv
Gur
Hands of
Sioux Valley
Pierre
Capitol
Capitol Commission
Farwell
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