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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1905

Page

8

Christian Science Address at Mitchell by Judge Buskirk

Judge Clarence A. Buskirk spoke at Mitchell city hall on Christian Science. Mayor George A. Silshy presided and introduced the speaker, who described Christian Science as a practical religion proving healing through spiritual means and urging a life of purity and peace.

Clarence A. Buskirk Mitchell Judge Buskirk George A. Silshy Adam Hye den Down Christian Science Board First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Mass Buskirk Satan God Jesus Many Baer. G. Eddy Christian Science Mary Baker G. Eddy Concord N. W

Dakota Wesleyan University reports record enrollment in Mitchell

Enrollment reaches 408 students by Thursday night, the largest in the state and 108 more than last fall. Dr. Nicholson highlights strong faculty and rising prospects, with room constraints and $25,000 Memorial Hall debt being addressed. Debates and celebrations mark campus activities ahead of Friday’s society duel.

Dakota Wesleyan University Nicholson Mitchell Memorial Hall

Debaters Clash Over Federal Control of Railroads

Friday evening at Dakota Wesleyan chapel the Philomathian and Thalian girls societies held a joint debate on federal control of railroads. Florence Nicholson argued public ownership would diffuse wealth and reduce rates. Grace Dickie urged strengthening the Interstate Commerce Commission and government regulation to avoid downsides of control. Sadie Miller closed for the negative with rebuttals.

Florence Nicholson Samuel Weir Breckenridge Frank Garver Morningside College Nlavon Thalian Society Thalians Wdedellans Plankinton Cafe Philo’s Kappa’s College Hall Dakota Wesleyan Philomathian Thalian Girls United States Philomathian Society Dell Pickler Faith Hunt Tribalian Society Sadie Miller Amy Satterlee Grace Dickie Prof. Wolf City School Fannie McCormick Wis Dickie Inter-State Commerce Commission

Modern Woodmen donate to Sioux Falls Orphans Home

The Modern Woodmen meeting elected officers and voted a $10 donation for the Sioux Falls Orphans Home after a brief session. Members then enjoyed an oyster supper at the Plankinton cafe.

Ss. G. Scoville F. J. Purdy Ole Kjelmer Escott A. G. Bergquist Wm. Scallin Iver Anderson C. W. Downey Plankinton

Elected Officers of W. RE. C. at Friday Meeting

At the W. RE. C. regular meeting in the post room, new officers for the year were elected led by President Helen Kibbee and Senior Vice President Hattie Moenck. Delegates and alternates were named for the Yankton June 1906 convention, with installation by department president Mrs. Clara Lukins planned for a later date.

W. RE. C Helen Kibbee Hattie Moenck Mary Hardy Emily Silsby Gertrude A Abbey Clara Daniels Behebe Higgins Yankton Mesdames Footit

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