Formal Exercises Honor Prof L A Stout At University
Tuesday at the University chapel a large audience attended the formal installation of Prof. L A Stout as a faculty member. Speeches praised thorough preparation and education few remarks urged lifelong habit formation. An evening elocution contest followed with E Vernon winning first prize and C M Colton second.
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L. A. Stout
University Chapel
Mr. Chapin
A. D. D. Fraser
I der Hager
Methodist Conference
Bruce McVay
Stout
McVay
A. E. Hitchcock
Mitchell
Prof. Stout
United States Navy
Spain
Graham
Hager
L. O. Gale
S. H. Scallin
E. W. Garrett
Moses
R. A. Crerar
Ladies’ Quartet
E.J. Bailey
Bingen On the Rhine
C. M. Bennett
Judge Story
C. M. Colton
E. E. Vernon
Acties
the Judges
Teo
BH. Grace
Frank L. Mayes
Julia Rogers
E. Vernon
University closes fall term as 240 enrollments leave for holidays
Graham presented prizes and urged higher achievement as the University concludes its fall term. Students departed by train with the college yell, bidding farewell to friends while many return home for holidays after diligent work and satisfactory results.
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Graham
Discrediting rumor on Dr. Warne’s discharge from service
The report of Dr. R. C. Warne’s dishonorable discharge from the first South Dakota Volunteers is confirmed as circulating. Gov. Lee appointed him surgeon with rank of major, a move seen as political, but Canton News cites a Manila letter claiming a court martial and discharge after accusations against him. The tale stirs local comment in Mitchell where he long resided.
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R. C. Warne
South Dakota Volunteers
Warne
Gov. Lee
Canton News
Dc. 2
John H. Webb
Manila
Juveniles Present Christmastide Operetta at Grand
First and second grades from west side primary schools staged Christmastide at the Grand opera house Friday under Julia Rogers and Cora Miner. Santa Claus cameo delighted attendees as about $45 was raised for the departments. Mrs. W. A. Barber accompanied.
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West Side
Grand Opera House
Miasca Julia Rogers
Cora Miner
Santa Claus
W. A. Barber
Court House
Long distance service expands in city with new box office
F W George and staff arrived Saturday to string long distance wires in the city. They started at L O Gale’s store, where a central box office is set up for customers. George said service could reach northwest points by Wednesday evening and expect further connections locally within a month or two.
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F. W. George
L. O. Gale
Mr. Gale
Mr. George
Davison County Poultry Association Officers Elected
The Davison County Poultry Association elected officers Thursday night with Geo Law as president Mark Halphide as vice president N J Neilsen as secretary and C alphide as treasurer Directors named H 4 Rogers S G Scovill Geo W Law J Neilsen Alf Burkholder and 1 8 Chamberlain. The correspondent passed through the city en route to Sioux Falls to reside as Episcopal correspondent for the area.
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Davison Cououltry Association
Scora
Geo. Law
Mark Halphide
N. J. Neilsen
Tressurer
Alphide
H. 4. Rogera
S. G. Scovill
Geo. W. Law
J. Neilsen
Alf Burkholder
Chamberlain
Sioux Falls
Fe Nu
Pers
Magaziz
Four Weeks of Revivals Ended at Opera House
Jay Smith’s comrades passed resolutions honoring his death. The post office adopts Bundy clock to enforce eight hour workdays for letter carriers and clerks. The clock records each arrival and departure with keyed access and gong signals, with slips checked by inspectors.
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Clark
Close of the Revivals at Salvation Army Hall
After four weeks of revival meetings led by Rev. A. E. Thomson under Y M C A auspices, two large services were held at the opera house to conclude the campaign. Thomson urged a religious life while about 40 attendees pledged to improve. W H Helwig reported $170 of indebtedness incurred, with about $90 remaining unpaid. Thomson left Monday for the East to rest briefly before resuming evangelistic work.
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A. E. Thomson
Salvation Army Hall
Y. M.C.A
Opera House
Thomson
Resolution Memoriam for Jay A. Smith Pioneer Soldier in U S War
A committee from Jay A. Smith’s company drafted resolutions dated Manila November 14 to honor Smith of Co G 1st SD Inf USW who died November 14 1898 after contracting malaria while on duty in Manila. The resolutions praise his soldierly conduct and citizenship and express sympathy to his mother and South Dakota friends. A copy is to be shared with THE MITCHELL REPUBLICAN.
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Jay A. Smith
Manila
Jay Smith
Co. G
S. D. Inf
Mitchell
South Dakota
United States Volunteers
P. I
Co. G, 1St
Mitchell Republican
O. W. Coursey
Frank T. McLain
Thomas H. Briggs
Carl W. McConnell
Emory S. West
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