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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1906

Page

8

Petition for Exemption and Distribution of Lary Estate

Davison County Court announces a hearing on December 15 1906 at Mitchell to consider Ellen Lary and Monroe Lary heirs at law petitioning to distribute George F Lary estate wholly exempt from execution without formal administration. Judge W Abbey of the County Court presides with clerk S Cattrell.

Sisismigin South Dakota South Davis Ethel M Bosdart Platatin Maurie Boadart Onte of Yankton Gamble Tripp & Holman Mitchell Gamble, Tripp & Holman Davison University Mitchll Lewiss Shuster Plaintiff Mitchell, S. D George F. Lary Ellen Leary Monroe Lary Ellen Lary W. Abbey Gertrude E. Hayward Gertude E. Hayward Seth Gane East Wirth Street Seth Gardner Gertrude E. Hay‘wood J.N. Crow

Colors of Orient Rugs Reflect Nation and Virtue

The text explains how rug colors in the Orient carry meaning tied to traditions and social values. Red symbolizes fidelity among Egyptians, rose denotes wisdom, black and indigo sorrow among Persians, and Tyrian purple is seen as royal while Turks favor green for gala use but reject it in rugs.

Orient

Sketch of Mitchell Baptist Church’s 25 year history

A Mitchell Baptist Church anniversary recounts its 1881 organization, early meetings in school and chapel spaces, and the leadership of pastors Coffman Winegar Rairden and Burton. Key figures include Deacon Morse, Mrs. Loomer, Dr. King, and Rev. J. P. Coffman. The article notes growth to 655 members by 1884 and repeated pastorates through 1905 with gradual self support after 1895.

The Baptist Church O. A. Williams Minneapolis Burton Ira Loomer J. R. Rairden Tipton Kan Dakota Territory American Baptist Home Missionary Society J. P. Coffman Parker Turner County Mitchell J. P. Coiffman Main First Streets West Side West Side School House George Watson Benjamin Morse Sarah E. Morse Anna Roberts Addie Miles James ‘. Morse John Parker Jane Parker Mary Parker Mark Halphide Marklp Home Missionary Society John Lawler Wisconsin Rowley J. B. Coffman S. J. Winegar Morgan Park Chicago A. B. H. M. Society A. B. Rowley Alvin C. Halphide Sue E. Morse Ruby Love Almigthy Gool Edward Bilis Winegvar Silk Iowa John R. Rairden A. C. Blackman Madison Baptist Church B. H. Tes Ida M. Sherman Michigan C. W. McConnell H. HW. Gunderson EH. Stuvenagel Fred L. Drewett J. T. Giblett Edger Burton A. B. H M. Society

Tubercular Symposium Held by Mitchell District Medical Society

The Mitchell district medical society held its annual meeting at Mt. Vernon with twenty physicians attending. Drs Smiley Jones and C. A. Bower F. Minty Treon Freyberg and Reamer presented tuberculosis papers. a lavish banquet followed. Officers elected included T. B. Smiley president R. C. Warne vice president Er. F Reamer secretary and F. W. Kreyberg treasurer. The next meeting will be in Mitchell on the first Tuesday in March.

Mitchell District Medical Society Mt. Vernon Smiley Jones C. A. Bower Antony B. A. Bobb Fred Minty Woonsocket Fred Treon Chamberlain F. W. Freyberg T. B. Smiley R. C. Warne Mitchell Er. F Reamer F. W. Kreyberg Drs. W. R. Ball B.A. and C. S. Bobb R. G C. Warne E. F. Reamer E. FE. King

Successful Bazaar by Congregational Ladies Aid

The Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational church held a Tuesday bazaar at the church with booths of fancy goods and sweetmeats. Supper at 5 pm fed nearly 200 people for an appetizing meal. proceeds boosted the treasury.

Ladies Aid Society The Congregational Church

Mitchell Club Card and Dancing Party Attendance

Poor attendance due to Wednesday weather kept many Mitchell Club members away from a card and dancing party. Hoyt's orchestra of Sioux Falls provided the dancing music and only a few played cards.

Mitchell Club Hoyt Sioux Falls

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State of Atteet Cattrell LUNDS Dr. King Baan Jay Craton Fourth Avenue East Webster, Cook & Co’s Loomis State Bank Loomis, South Dakota Resources W. A. Shurtleff Heo. Hamm Brewing Co Sc Peut Winn the House of Kuppenheimer Becker Organiz Ation Tury Deacon Morse Calumet Canadian West Iyo Estern Canada Domin Ottawa M. Maclachlan Watertown United States
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