Last Sac Rites for Rev. A. R. Boggs Held
Impressive funeral service for the late Rev. A. R. Boggs drew pastors and friends who spoke in high terms of his decades of service in the field. Clergy led prayers and eulogies honoring his work and faith.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1898
Page
6
Late Rev. A R Boggs Laid to Rest in Graceland Cemetery
A large congregation gathered at the Methodist church to honor the life of Rev. A R Boggs. Tributes by presiding elder Hager and pastors Kratz Minty Graham Stevens highlighted his 30 years in ministry across Michigan and South Dakota. He served as adjutant in the 136th O W N G and had a long record of service before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methdist
A.R. Boggs
Hager
R. N. Kratz
W. F. Minty
Woonsocket
Graham
A. C. Stevens
Boggs
Mr. Hager
W. Seaman
F. L. Moyer
E. L. Potter
Jos. Harker
Wm. Duncan
Graceland Cemetery
Andrew R. Boggs
Martinsburg
Knox County
Ohio
Chesterville
Mt. Gilead
81St
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
National Guards
136Th O. W. N. G
Washington, D. C
Methodist Church
Michigan
South Dakota
Dakota
Chas "Ph Caddie
Mitchell
Levy G.ard Ferdinand H
Mt. Vernon
S. D
Noted Dakota religious leader passes away in honor
The obituary honors a prominent Dakota conference figure described as a dedicated guide and leader among religious workers. It notes his cheerful service, calls his loss hard to fill, and states he now rests in reward at home on high after a life well spent.
Quite A Literary Meeting at the High School
A large audience attended Friday’s high school program featuring music, recitations, debates, and performances by students including Joel Strong, Anna Thompson, Leez Ball, Julia LaFortune, Maud Bradstrop, Perle Richards, Jessie Walrath, Jessie Laidlaw, Louis Welch, S. Bert Kings, Jessie Litsey, Danie Smith, Edna Daniels, Bessie Stair, Ella Wood, Alice Doyle, Eleanor Cook, Tom Johnston, and the High School Lyric Society. The Water Works Committee plans dynamite tests in the artesian well to loosen rock and determine if a flow can be secured, with materials expected in a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Strong
Anna Thompson
Sovin—Leez Ball
Julia LaFortune
Maud Bradstrop
Perle Richards
Jessie Walrath
Jessie Laidlaw
Louis Welch
S. Bert Kings
Jessie Litsey
Danie Smith
Edna Daniels
Bessie Stair
Ella Wood
Alice Doyle
Eleanor Cook
Tom Johnston
High School Lyric Society
Water Works Committee
Chamberlain
Chicago
Receipt Believed It Tax Question On Bank Withdrawals
A bank cashier writes to Collector Houtz about applying a revenue stamp to checks or receipts when personal withdrawals occur. The response states deposits withdrawals by the depositor are taxed as checks unless the depositor personally receives a receipt that cannot be used by others. if the receipt becomes a transferable pay instrument, it is taxed as a check. Omaha December 10, 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kibbee
Commercial Savings Bank
Houtz
J. E. Hourt
Duties of the Local Editor Creston Gazette
A reminiscence lists the varied tasks of a local editor including poetry, tariff debate, wedding reports, baseball umpiring, football coaching, legal savvy, vivid fire descriptions, charitable work, church social involvement, advertising, and social duties. It emphasizes broad responsibilities from binding community moments to shaping public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Gazette
Christian Endeavor
Anniversary Day Sparks Merchants Yet Debating Early Closing
Merchants clash over hours for a proposed Anniversary Day early closing. City leaders sought a uniform closing time but business owners couldn’t reach consensus on the schedule.
Elect Officers For Next Year At Union Lodge Social
Members of the A O U W celebrate the anniversary with a full program led by Master Workman Samuel Whyte. A. E. Hitchcock, newly elected master workman, gave the principal address and emphasized the order’s benefits before a concluding dance with Hoyt’s Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workman Whyte
Workman
Samuel Whyte
Hoyt
Martha Voien
Grandma’s Angel
Sophia Levinger
Josephina Willkomm
Good of the Order
A. E. Hitchcock
May Irwin
W. E. Lott
Business Men’s League Discusses Early Closing Push
A Mitchell meeting at the First National bank parlors of about fifteen businessmen debated early closing of shops. Sentiments favored earlier hours but no consensus on time. range 6 to 8 pm. Some will close independently. League to make membership nominal and present the issue to all merchants next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s League
First National Bank
League
Mitchell
Recognize the Professor Stout Joins Dakota University Faculty
Prof L A Stout returned from Iowa to join Dakota University as a faculty member amid rejoicing for his teaching ability. New arrangements have been completed for formal recognition at the University chapel on Tue Nov 20, with the event to be held Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Stout
Iowa
Dakota University
Stout
University Adds Faculty Professor Chair Inaugural Program
At 2 30 o clock an inaugural feature at the University invites every friend of the institution. The event plans a full program with music and short addresses by board conference members Mitchell citizens students and faculty. Prof Stout delivers the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens of
Mitchell
Stout
Election and Initiation in Degree of Honor Lodge
Monday evening the Degree of Honor lodge held its annual election of officers led by C of H Mrs Della Stair and L of H Mrs Katie Meilenz. New members were initiated as the lodge continues to gain in membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Stair
Katie Meilenz
Lillie Like
Mary A. Kings
Emma Barnard
Usher
Fannin Meuters
T. W
Alice Whyte
O. W
Addie Reed
Hulda Stowell
Grand Lodge
Louisa Sprague
Mary Kings
Grayce Clark
Engineers Elect Officers At Stationary Mechanics Meet
Yesterday the regular meeting of the stationary engineers, an association of the NASE, elected officers. President W N Hollands. Vice President O J Fish. Financial and Recording Secretary G W Garton. Corresponding Secretary John Tuckey. Treasurer O H Perry. Conductor John Maiers. Doorkeeper W W Hover. Trustees J C Roth O H Perry John Maiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stationary Engineers
W. N. Hollands
O. J. Fish
G. W. Garton
John Tuckey
O. H. Perry
John Maiers
W. W. Hover
J. C. Roth
Resurgam Lodge Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
Resurgam lodge AF and AM held a Tuesday election naming W M H C Clark S W A H Pehreon J W F A Bidwell Treasurer H R Kibbee Secretary R P Hall. Installation set for Dec 26 with appointment of officers to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
Resurgam Lodge
A. F
A. M
W. M
H. C. Clark
S. W
A. H. Pehreon
J. W
F. A. Bidwell
H. R. Kibbee
R. P. Hall
Resolutions of Condolence for Rev A R Boggs Death
The Mitchell Quarterly Conference adopted a resolution mourning the death of Rev. A. R. Boggs late presiding elder. It extends sympathy to his wife and children and urges church support in sorrow. Signatures include A. C. Stevens and others. Also notes Mrs Louisa Reierson and her children nearly overcome by gas and a subscription drive for a new store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Quarterly Conference
A. R. Boggs
Louisa Reierson
Reierson
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Chicago Opthalmic College
B.A. Bobb
M. D
A. H. Daniels
F. W. Freyberg
R. F. Dundass
W. E. Crane
Nebraska
America
Luck Hrastia Cloiles AS
Levinger
Mitchell National Baiva
M. G. Davison
N. L. Davison Cashier
E. J. Quigl2zy
Whi M. Smith
Mr. Boggs
Omaha
Workman Lodge
Halil
Engineers
W.A. Barber
L. F. Stout
C. E. Hager
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