Dakota University Claims Two Dakotas Title In 27 0 Victory
On Thanksgiving Mitchell defeats Grand Forks 27 to 0 to win the Two Dakotas football championship. A large crowd at Athletic Park witnessed Mitchell’s strong line bucking and three second half touchdowns sealing the win. Grand Forks injuries marred their effort, while Mitchell showed dominant team play and finished with a flawless season.
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Mitchell
Grand Forke
Grand Forks
Dakota University
University of North Dakota
Dakotas
Mitchel
Sioux Falls
Athletic Park
Bowdle
Elsir
Douthit
Jewell
G. F
Ihs
Pie Mitchell
Nelson
Hardy
Grant Forks
Planagan
G. F’s
Jing
Smith
Jack Leving
Bowdls
Grand Parks
Grand Turks
Blair
Milwaukee Road
Gerkin
Ceramentas
Heraldson Leving
Lemke
Capt
Weeks
Obinson
Wits
Wardrope Smith
Baker
Hancock Baker
Pease Nelson
Frazier Cropp
Bkulason | Hardy
Jennings, Wilcox ,Johnson
Jewell, Fitzmaurice Kingsbury
Flanagan
Brookings
Plankinton Couple Marry in Two-Minute Ceremony
Miss Maggie Sheehee and J A Bailey of Mitchell wed in Plankinton after quickly engaging attorney T N Treat who produced a marriage service in under two minutes. The groom kissed the bride and the couple began their wedded life, with best wishes for happiness.
Wedding of Dell Wedehase and Robert Burns in Mitchell
A quiet Wednesday evening ceremony at Mrs. JF Wedehase home united Miss Dell Wedehase and Mr. Robert Burns. The couple received warm congratulations as guests admired decor in two rooms with ferns chrysanthemums and smiles. The bride, a longtime businesswoman with American Express and a later post at Commercial Mutual Fire, is well known in the city. The groom, a Mitchell lumber businessman, starts life with promising prospects. They plan a holiday trip next month before returning to work.
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JF. Wedehase
Dell Wedehase
Robert Burns
John Burns
D. F. Langerty
St. Paul
Dean Shea
Fred
Florence Langtry
Earl Wells
Clara Nobis
Cora Miner
American Express Co
Commercial Mutual Fire Association
Mitchell
Burns
Mra. Burns
Big steers shipped to Chicago fat stock show
C E Satterlee of 13 miles northeast of town sent three large steers to Chicago for exhibition this week. Weighing 2500, 2500, and 2200 pounds, they are four years old and were fed about $100 worth of corn meal daily during fattening. They were in the city awaiting Omaha road shipments and attracted many stock fanciers. Satterlee declined a $600 bid, aiming for $900 in Chicago.
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C. E. Satterlee
Chicago
Omaha
Mr. Satterlee
Union Battlem en Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
The U V U annual meeting met in the city to elect officers for the coming year. S J Moore of Sioux Falls was chosen major general commander of South Dakota forces. J L Kintner of Sioux Falls named brigadier general of the first brigade from Brookings to Pierre. S J Conklie of Clark elected second brigade commander for the state north half. General Geo W Ludlow of Sioux Falls, retiring commander, attended. Next session slated for Sioux Falls.
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S. J. Moore
South Dakota
J. L. Kintner
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Pierre
S. J. Conklie
Clark
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S. H. Scallin
Luggist
Jewsler
F. W. Freyberg
A. A. Daniela
BP. Wadass
B. A. Bobb
M. D
W. E. Crane
E. B. King
Gold Coin Steel
Rochester
Kelsey
Mitchell, S. D
Slade & Parshall
Hamilton, Elgin and Waltham
Garland
South Bend Halle
Peninsular
W.H. Webster & CO
South Main St
Vermillion
Iowa
Mitchel]l
Mitchell University
Plankinton
Father Shea
Farmer Satterlea
Liva
Miss Dell Wedehase
Farmer Satterlee
Union Battlemen
Mitch
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