Babcock Resigns as Rector of St Marys Church
In Mitchell the Rev J H Babcock resigns after long ministry. The bishop announces emeritus appointment for him and Rev Frank Durant will take charge early in January. A confirmation service follows with seven named individuals. Bishop Hare plans return on the 22nd for Christmas services.
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St. Mary’s Church
Hare
J. H. Babcock
Mitchell
Babcock
Abraham Boynton
Frank Durant
Chadron
Nebraska
St. Paul
Minnesota
John Wright
D. D
St. Paul’s
J. R. Milliken
S. J. Moore
Norman Thompson
John and James Bately
Percy Hardesty
Miss Cook
Bishop Hare
University Triumphs Over High School In Gridiron Bout
On a campus gridiron the University defeated High School 14 to 4 in a Monday game. Players listed include Colton and Caster for the University and Devers, Kershaw, and McGovern for the High School with officials Maxon Gunder son and McGovern. Early halves featured wedge plays, with Smith and Liko contributing the opening kickoff and first half action.
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Gregory
Smith
McGovern
University
Robinson
Side
High School
Colton
Richards
Larson
Dakota University
Caster
Potter
Perry Lewis
Kimball
R. Devers
Jackson Bennett
Rogan
C. Devers
Kershaw
Snow
Carter
Lamme
Like
DeWolf
Ralston
Maxon
Gunderson
Election Week Officer Roster For Fraternal Lodges
Fraternal societies in the city elected officers for the coming year at recent meetings. In Chanka lodge I O F the officers include N G Ralphide and W G Geo W Law, with the two lodges sharing a social supper hosted by Rebekahs. Knights of Pythias and Western Star Rebekah lodge named their new leaders as well, while Ransom Post G A R listed its officers for the year.
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Gamble
Phillips
Yankton
McKinley
Lawrence
Butte
Thorson
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
State
Lee
Grigsby
Chankalodge
N. G
C. C. Rhalphide
W.G
Geo. W. Law
W. I. Hooker
N. J. Neilsen
C. W. Adams
A. J. Curtis
Rebekah Lodge
Louisa Curtis
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Lodge
C. C
W. N
Dennis Potter
Frank Weller
Grand Lodge
S. H. Scallin
C. C. Bras
Western Star Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow’s
Noble
Etta Bowman
Cora McLean
Clara A. Lukens
H. H. McLain
James McKinley
J. T. Michaels
H. W. Kress
F. D. Powers
A. H. Daniels
W. H. Teurnure
C. H. Palmer
D. H. Brown
J. B
Masonic Lodge Elects Officers and Political Reflections
The Resurgam lodge No. 31 elected W M T J Spangler S W H C Clark J W A H Pehrson Treasurer H R Kibbee Secretary W Abbey. After voting, third degree work continued near midnight. A Blendon farmer H F Kilbourn, once a silver advocate, now backs Republican governance and protectionism, claiming free silver would harm the country for years.
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A. I
A. M
W. M
T. J. Spangler
S. W
H. C. Clark
J. W
A. H. Pehrson
H. R. Kibbee
W. Abbey
Lost on the Prairie After Fog Ends in Haystack Sleep
E Spangler and two sons, driving home through Sanborn county, became lost in dense fog. They finally hid in a haystack overnight and emerged at dawn cold and tired. The elder Spangler suffers rheumatic pain from the cold. In Vermillion the South Dakota Educational association annual meeting runs December 28 to 31 with teachers expected to play a major role at the State University. Jos Koch uses the weather break to install a plate glass front in his store.
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E. Spangler
T. J. Spangler
Sanborn County
Timan
Spangler
South Dakota Educational Association
Vermillion
E. J. Quigley
W. S. Graham
Jos. Koch
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Chinaware
C.G. Rathbun
MO. O. Walrath
A. B. Kibbee
Geo. E. Logan
O. P. Graham
First National Bank
Mitchell, South Dakota
D.T. Gilman
John D. Wood
J.S. Daniels
A. A. Boynton
C. M. Swan
I. W. Seaman
Eile Sturgis Lawler
J. C. Walrath
Mr. Babcock
Tion
St. Mary’s
J. O. Walrath
A. E. Seaton
J. E. Wells
I. A. Bidwell
A. E. Hitchcock
W. E. Helwig
R. N. Kratz
J. J. McDougall
Jos. Levinger
Pierre
RE. Spangler
The
Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias
Rebekahs
Wolgemuth
T. E. Blanchard
P. R. Stowell
W. H. Webster
Luke Richards
H. F. Kilbourn
Blendon Township
Kilbourn
Kibourn
State Educatio
Leavening Powe
U.S. Gov’t
Agiy
Reg Ney