Mitchell Capital The League Meeting at Corn Palace
The Republican State League held a Tuesday evening gathering at the Corn Palace directed by Col. Dick Woode. Speakers included Capt. J. H. Hauser and exGovernor Sheldon, praising wartime unity and McKinley while Cal Caldwell urged South Dakotan loyalty. Letters and postscript notes followed with local notices and travel recap.
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Republican State League
Dick Woode
Woods
Sioux Falls
J. H. Hauser
Aberdeen
McKinley
Washington
Sheldon
KK. W. Caldwell
Sioux City
South Dakota
Cal
Republican state league holds officers election in corn palace
The Republican state league met Tuesday at 4 PM in the corn palace with Pres R J Woods presiding. Officers elected for the next year include President R J Woods Deadwood Secretary W G Porter Sioux Falls Treasurer C N Herried Eureka. An executive committee by circuits was chosen and adjourned to 8 PM for public session.
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State League
Corn Palace
R. J. Woods
Sioux Falls
Messrs
D. A. Mizener
Mitchell
C. N. Berrien
Eureka
R. C. Hayes
Deadwood
Col
Rwubt
Co. Hayes
W. G. Porter
Sioux Palle
C. N. Herried
R. E. McDowell
First
Yankton
C. E. Juda
Canton
M. R. Baskerville
Watertown
Thos. Fullerton
J. H. Hauser
Aberdeen
C. B. Fencannon
J. B. Henry
Rapid City
W. J. Thoroby
F. H. Hue
Republican Editors Attend South Dakota State Convention
The piece notes broad representation of South Dakota Republican editors at the state convention with names including A. W. Ransom Watertown Public Opinion E. Bills Valley Springs Vidette A. E. Lina Canton Leader H. W. Ward Garretson Progress O. M. Osoon Spirit of Dukors Bow ard D. E. Ward Dell Rapids Times T. A. Jenson Arlington Sun Thos. Bishop Volga Tribune N. B. Reed Woonsocket Times M. C. Brown White Lake Wave J. A. Livingstone Okoboji Times Henry Hoffman Woley Journal W. A. Bancroft Wessington Springs True Republican and others.
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South Dakota
A. W. Ransom
Watertown
D. E. Ward
Dell Rapids Times
T. A. Jenson
Arlington Sun
Thos. Bishop
Volga Tribune
N. B. Reed
Woonsocket Times
M. C. Brown
White Lake
J. A. Livingstone
Okoboji Times
Henry Hoffman
Woley Journal
W. A. Bancroft
Wessington Springs
True Republican
Local items from Mitchell amid convention week
Miss Emma Harker oversaw the Dix House clerkship during the convention. Various locals and visitors arrive from Milbank S D to Omaha and beyond while others travel to Salem to work on the Omaha line snow fences. Attendees include Miss Christina Johnson Allan Ladd Miss Lou Hosmer J J McLaury and many more with social events and business notices across the city.
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Emma Harker
Dix House
Geo. Larkin
Salem
Omaha
Christina Johnson
Milbank
Allan Ladd
Milltown
Lou Hosmer
J. J. McLaury
Ralph Bowdie
D. W. Burright
Houle County
Dr. Goodrich
R. F. Dundass
Frank Robinson
Gan
Robinson
East Fifth Street
May Lawson
Chamberlain
Lubuque
Lews
Waterloo
Iowa
J.G. McCartney
Mr. McCartney
Mike Brennan
First Street
Pat
Mike
John Tannehill
Sioux City
J.B. Parmlee
Ipswich
F. E. Bates
Watertown
Jeasie Green
Parkston
Lareen
Will Harker
St. Paul
Minnesapolis
Julia Leehan
Association secretary treasurer records reviewed at quarterly meeting
Records of the secretary and treasurer were examined and found correct. Mitchell was chosen as the next annual meeting place of the association. This was the regularly quarterly meeting of the executive committee.
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Mitchell
Opals and a Gladstone Moyde of Phrases
The opal is celebrated for its beauty yet marred by superstition calling it unlucky and brittle. A British Weekly correspondent recounts a tale on Mr. Gladstone in a Paisley weaver setting comparing his lawmaking to Moses in a witty exchange.
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Geo. A. Silsby
Allan Ladd
H. G. Nichols
Mr. Ladd
Hill
Allan
Miltown
Chicago News
Gladstone
Moses
Lamlash
King’s Cross
Island of
Arran
Whitinghay
Gladatnae
Father of Lies Nickname Echoed in Memoir
Russian diplomats defend lying in service of the nation. The anecdote recalls Count Ignateuff at Constantinople who, when asked how he earned the title The Father of Lies, bowed and said he did so in the service of the czar.
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Czar
Count Ignateuff
Lies
Constantinople
Seamen Vote Ahead of Time
Norwegian seamen may vote before departure if polling day is within three months or vote at a foreign port with ballots sent home through a Norwegian consul.
Doctor’s Absence Explained By London Fun Fragment
A humorous fragment shows a Little Boy pleading for a doctor to visit his mother and the servant replying the doctor is out. The boy asserts they recently dealt with the place, mentioning a baby from the same location last week in a London Fun context.
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Tomers
London
Ming the Day Poem by Moira O'Neill
Poem fragment reflects longing and dream of love with lines about wishing to be a rose or near beloved Achray and end with acceptance of mortality. Attributed to Moira O'Neill from Blackwood's Magazine.
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Achray
Moira O'Neill
Blackwood's
Don’t Put Things Off
Mrs Gratebar urges Philip to act now and tackle tasks as they arise. She warns that most things are not automatic and delaying work only creates larger piles that may collapse and cause harm. The advice centers on forming the habit of immediate action for urgent matters.
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England
Montana
Philip
New York Sun
Abbreviating Second and Third in Print
A correspondent argues for 2d and 3d over 2nd and 3rd citing standard authorities. He explains first stems from fir 1st uses, second from secon 2d, and third from thir 8d, noting prevailing usage. Separate passage recalls a character asking why women cry at weddings and a woman's compassionate reply.
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