Funeral Rites Held for Miss Lida Shepherd at Mitchell
A large crowd honors Miss Lida Shepherd at the Methodist church in Mitchell with music by the choir and readings by Dr. J. L. Seaton and Dr. T. M. Youngman. Lulu Margaret Shepherd, born 1889 near Mitchell, lived in Mt. Vernon and Mitchell, taught at Peck school, fell ill after Thanksgiving, and died at midnight. She leaves parents, three brothers, and a sister. burial at Graceland cemetery.
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Methodist Shurch
Lida Shepherd
J. L. Seaton
T. M. Youngman
H. S. Wilkinson
Lulu Maurgaret Shepherd
Mitchell
S. D
Mt. Vernon
Dakota Wesleyan University
Peck School
Heaven
Lulu
M. E
M. F
Creed
Conanet
Wilkinson
GC. V. Gilliland
Dobson
Samuel Weir
Philetus Shepherd
Gracelind Cemetery
Dakota Wesleyan
Winfred Y Nia
Lua Grace
Grace Carter
Susin Potter
Lula Hleadley
Gertrude Joffivan
Messrs
Frank Grace
John Auckland
Millard Kennedy
Kenneth Osbon
Jay Comfort
Clyde Evans
Mitchell to Host Winter Conventions and Expositions
Mitchell will host a busy winter season with conventions starting with the South Dakota Corn Show and Breeders Association lasting three days from Tuesday. It was so successful last year that it became permanent with larger cash premiums to attract exhibits, followed by the South Dakota Telephone event.
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Ephone Industr
Improvis Live Stock Breeders’ Association
Mitchell
Sale
Sale Pavillion
City Hall
W. S. Snyder
Ethan
J. E. Redding
South Dakota Corn Show and _ Breeder? association
South Dakota
Mitchell District Medical Society holds annual meeting
Mitchell hosts a successful district medical society gathering with many local physicians and several guests from nearby towns. Papers on professional practice prompted strong discussion about physicians’ names in newspaper reporting, leading to a resolution that newspapers should not publish physicians’ names in connection with professional work. Officers for the next year were elected and a banquet with speeches followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell District Medical Society
TY. B. Smiley
W. Jones
Mt. Vernon
J. A. Howard
Ethan
B. Menser
Lridgewater
T. 9. Schofield
J. L. Waldener
Parkscon
O. D. Ph
Smiles
Woerne
Smiley
RC Warne
Michell
N Wagar
Bijou Hills
Ik. Ff
Mitchell Caterina Co
Sewer Plan Eases Conflicts At Dakota Wesleyan Unv
City council approves a new south side sewer to replace the septic tank near the sand pit, with University backing. Engineers plan a cross-block run to Van Eps street and tie into the north side sewer near the Milwaukee tracks. Property owners abutting the line will pay now, with the council reimbursing later, and bids will be sought for construction. University to continue using the septic tank and new filter bed through winter, finishing cleanup by spring.
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Dakota Wesleyan University
University
Senate
Bhe
McCabe Street
Sanborn Street
van Eps Street
George Austin
Austin Corner
Milwaukee Tracks
Milwaukee
Roundhouse
Main Street
Mather
Pierre
Milwaukee Company
Sile
How He Saves the Boy Lecture by Judge Lindsey
Judge Lindsey addressed a Gale theatre audience on misfortunes of Mickey. The Denver juvenile court pioneer spoke during a lecture and concert course, sharing insights from his long career in juvenile justice.
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Lindsey
Jain
Wm. A. Quayle
Ben Lindsey
Denver Juvenile Court
Judeveen Lindsey
Denver
Gale Theatre
Mickey
Ivaugnas
Weather Prophet Predicts Storms in December Trend
Rev. Irl Hicks, the St. Louis weather prophet, warns of storms from December 14 to 19 with heavy rain sleet and snow and dangerous winter gales at sea. A seismic crisis around the 7th, a central storm period on the 22nd and 23rd, and a regular period from the 26th to month end promise widespread snow and cold waves across northern and central regions. The year ends with a great cold front and a shift to warmer but stormy conditions, continuing into 1908 with Jupiter and Saturn periods guiding the trend.
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Irl Hicks
St. Louis
Baptist Ladies Host Chicken Pie Supper at Gillis Shop
A large crowd attended the Baptist ladies chicken pie supper Thursday evening in the Gillis shop building. The event drew wide appreciation as the ladies provided the sought after pie and accompanying good things. Patrons were kept busy serving and socializing well past 7 o'clock.
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Gillis Shop
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Pickard Art Co
Haviland China
Eggenton
Raphael
Diehl & Brown
Santa Claus
A. T. icGovern& Sons
D. Bergman. & CO
ST Paul Minng
Shepherd
South Side Citizens
Dakota Wes
Leyan
Gether
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