Talented Lyceum Lineup Promises Strong Mitchell Course
The March eTalent notes Mitchell S. D. will land a premier 1905 1906 season roster. Dr. Robert Stuart McArthur Maud Ballington Booth and Mrs Beecher Leonora Jackson and Bohumir Kryl lead a star drive to fill the northwest tour with top speakers and artists. The lineup aims to sustain high standards from recent seasons. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for tired nerves and red blood.
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Philadelphia
Lyceum World
Mitchell, S. D
Mitchell
Chicago
Northwest
Robert Stuart McArthur
New York City
Baptist Divine
Russia
Lear
North
DeMotte
Mansfield
Ohio
Maud Ballington Booth
Success Magazine
Garghil Beecher
Mrs. Beecher
Lyceum
Sibyl Samus
Chas. &. Clarke
Alex. MacFadyn
Miss Jackson
Leonora Jackson
Victorian
Prussia
Patti
Paderewski
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Germany
America
Hirth
Bohumwir Kryl Co
Bohumir Kryl
Julia Weinrich
Karl Heinrich
Phoebe Mae Roberts
Hollister
Seallin Bros
New Machine Shop Planned in Mitchell by J J McDougall
J J McDougall returns to Sioux City to finalize a Mitchell firm with 10000 dollars paid up capital for a machine shop. Half the stock is local. McDougall holds the other half. The building will rise south of The Raymond house as work starts soon. He plans to hire top labor and equip with the best machinery, expecting strong repair demand in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. McDougall
Sioux City
Mitchell
McDougall
Raymond House
Milwaukee
Daily publication costs and market fit for Mitchell and peers
The piece argues Mitchell should limit to one daily, citing Council Bluffs Marshalltown and Stuart as examples. It warns publishers against overexpansion in markets already saturated, noting the need to count costs before new initiations. It ends with an ad-like promotional aside for Rocky Mountain Tea.
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Mitchell
Republican
Council Bluffs
Marshalltown
Stuar
High School Notes Honor Prof M M Ramer Principal
The column highlights the achievements of Prof M M Ramer noted as principal and educator in the local high school. It details leadership duties, school activities, and upcoming events.
High School Programs Press On Amid Illness and Arbor Day Work
Sickness lingers as many are laid up for repairs while civics review and book keeping rush toward finals. Arbor Day saw a dozen trees planted on the high school grounds with similar celebration at the south side school. Superintendent Hoff has been under the weather but continues to perform duties.
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South Side
Hoff
Death of DeWitt Wilkins Typhoid to Cerebral Meningitis
DeWitt Wilkins aged 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilkins, died Sunday at the Olmstead farm home after two weeks of illness progressing from typhoid fever to cereberum meningitis. He was in the fifth grade at city schools and attended the Methodist church service held at s o'clock. Rev. TH. 8. Wilkinson conducted the service with pallbearers Charles Raymond Lawrence Coughlin and Arthur Anderson. Interment followed at Graceland Cemetery.
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DeWitt Wilkins
J. &. Wilkins
Olmstead Farm
Notice of Death of John Everson
Information from the American Consul General at Christiania Norway reports the death of John Everson on January 28 1905 at Christiania. Legal representatives of the deceased may apply to the Department of State for further information per despatch No 80 dated March 22 1905.
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Department of State
Washington, D. C
Henry Brodewich
Christiania
Norway
John Everson
Mitchell
South Dakota
Mitchell Daily Star Suspends After Ten Days of Publication
The Mitchell Daily Star, launched recently in Mitchell to carry AP dispatches, has suspended publication after a ten day run due to plant and operational issues. The move leaves Sioux Falls readers awaiting future developments from the venture.
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Sioux Falls Argus-Leader
Mitchell Daily Star
Mitchell
Associated Press Dispatches
Newspapers Clash Over Rail Line Direction
The Aberdeen News and Mitchell Republican trade barbs over which party line will push a Milwaukee westward rail route. The Mitchell paper appears more informed with real movements toward Chamberlain, urging the News to act to secure Evarts bridge timbers and ties.
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Pierre
Notice for Sealed Bids on Four Bridges
Sealed bids for construction of four bridges will be received at the county auditor's office. Bridges include a steel bridge 100 feet long across James River in Perry township, two A truss pile bridges in Badger and Rome townships, and a 32 foot bridge in Tobin township. Bids must include a certified check of one fourth of bid price. plans and specs on file. bids opened May 20, 1905. right to reject any bids reserved.
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Ofice of County Auditor
James River
Perry Township
Badger Township
Rome Township
Twentythree
Tobin Township
O. D. Stearns
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