Congressman Martin Defies Taft Support In Insurgent Stand
In Washington the congressman refuses to back President Taft's legislative program and signals support for the postal savings bank plan only with conditions. The piece notes insurgent Republicans, party loyalty, and factions shaping patronage. It also lists local health and campus updates including Ralph White's illness, Edmund Thackaberry as Yankton captain, and USD and Dakota Wesleyan annuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Taft
Postal Savings Bank
Washington
Cannon
Aldrich
NAS
University Notes On Debating Team And Missionary Work
George Walter Grill edits the Phreno-Cosmian and joins the intercollegiate debating squad this spring. W C A secretary for Dakota Wesleyan has led several meetings under the Association. Rev and Mrs James of Draper visited Mitchell chapel and Sohn E Washburn spoke at Parkston M E church on Laymen's Missionary Movement. Washburn knows this work well from Volunteer Contorenes at Rochester and plans to leave for Bolivia next fall. George Minty, basketball manager, led the squad at bookings capped by a productive week in Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walter Grill
Phreno-Cosmian
Mias Dayton
Minneapolis
C.A
Dakota
Wesleyan
Association
Fred. James
Draper
Mitchell
Sohn’ E. Washburn
Parkston M. E
South America
George Minty
E Point
Commerce
B. Echo
Mt Vernon Socials and Weddings Highlight Local Life
Mt Vernon notes recount a basket social at Miss Irma Micheals school where Leslie McCauley won a $7.50 prize. A wedding binds Miss Mabel Reynolds to Thomas White with a full reception and vows, while many residents attend meetings, visits, and school events. The issue also lists an upcoming postponed auction of livestock, hay, and farm goods from O V Hansell on the Mitchell Mt Vernon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt, Vernon
Irma Micheals
Leslie McCauley
J. B. Dickson
Sioux City
Smiley
Betts
Ladies Bay View Reading Club
McDowell
T. B. Haynes
G. W. Downs
Mr. Downs
St. Joseph’s Hospital
C. M. Ink
Mitchell
T. B. Smiley
John Williams
Stickney
D. T. Williams
George Lawrence
Frank Reynolds
Miss Mabel
Thomas White
Underwood
Hazel
C. B. Woodard
E. T. Underwood
Reed
Loraine Owens
Mt. Vernon
White
Frank Hammer
W. H. Trow
Edith Evelyn
Byron Pierce Swartz
L. H. Swartz
Parkston
Arnold Greene
Plankinton
Mendelssohn
Lic A. Cathout
Edna McCrary
Samuel Marble
M. E. Church
Ethan
Swartz
Farewell Surprise Party for Schmidt Sullivan Family
Ethan February 22 report notes a surprise farewell party at Mr and Mrs Will Smith home honoring Mr and Mrs Albert Schmidt Mrs Mutziger and Mrs Dan Sullivan who plan to move to Perkins County. Friends wish them happiness and prosperity in their new homes. A separate surprise birthday gathering was also held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan
Will
Smith
Potter farm sale near Mitchell features livestock and gear
Having decided to quit farming we will sell at the Potter farm west Mitchell south of the Milwaukee road just west of the pump house on Saturday Feb 26 starting at 10 oclock. The sale includes 18 horses several mares in foal 9 cattle 40 tons of hay farm machinery 3 lumber wagons 2 bobsleds 5 sets of work harness McCormick binder hay rake hay stacker Fuller Johnson sulky plow 2 three section harrows breaking plow endgate feeder two corn planters and two Fuller Johnston corn cultivators. Free lunch at noon. Terms cash for sums 10 and under and on notes for larger amounts bearing 10 percent interest until Nov 1 1910. Auctioneer Jay H Craton. Clerk W T McConnell. Owners A P Potter G P Hathaway. Postponed sale notice and Pringles Poland China sow sale moved to March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ortman
Mitchell
Mt. Vernon
Jay H. Craton
M. F. Patton
Potter Farm
West
Milwaukee Road
McCormick
Fuller & Johnson
Fuller & Johnston
W. T. McConnell
T. T. White
R. B. Cone
H. D. Waterman
Auction Sale at John Berry Farm Near Mitchell and Loomis
Public auction on February 26 starting at 10 oclock at the John Berry farm 7 miles north of Mitchell and 112 miles north and 4 miles east of Loomis selling 12 horses and mules good for spring work farm machinery including plows harness wagons binder buggy corn and hay free lunch at noon notes with approved security bear Henry Hopkins auctioneer Bert Beaumont clerk Holling Bros owners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Berry
Mitchell
Loomis
Farm auction near Mitchell features horses cows and farm gear
On Thursday March 3 at 10 o'clock the owner will sell at public auction on his farm 5 1 2 miles north of Mitchell. The sale includes five and a half head of horses two of which are a matched bays team nine cows and various farm machinery plus household goods. Free lunch at noon. Terms of sale ten dollars. Auctioneer Tern's of Sale. Clerk R B Cone. Owner H D Waterman.
J. H. Williams Sells Drag Line to Miller and Snow
J. H. Williams disposed of his drag line to Miller and Snow who took possession today, transferring ownership and equipment to the new claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Williams
Miller & Snow
Sunday Sermon Advocates Helping Others In Faith
Dr. Kerfoot of the University led a Methodist church sermon on Christianity and the saving power of the world. He urged new converts to assist others and noted his attendance at the Laymen's Missionary banquet in New York. The event, a blizzard night, drew 1,800 men to Astor House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerfoot
University
Methodist Church
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GFAR
Ralph White
Murdo
Edmund Thackaberry
Soo
Vermillion
Tack
van Benthuysen
School of Commerce
Huron College
Yankton
University of South Dakota
Dakota Wesleyan
University Notes
MT. Vernon News
Mary Carlow
Clyde Bobb
W. O. Crampton
Halley Trow
Roy Johnson
Edwin Blackman
Edna Bordwell
Westfield
Iowa
Frank Klotz
Eliphus Tobey
Black Hills
Geneva Laurie
Earnest Darling
Mr. Long
Valentine Kosel
Joseph Schoenfelder
Germany
Mr. Root
O. V. Hansell
A. P. Potter
G. P
Pringles
Poland
China
Pringles Bridgewater, Ss. D
Henry Hopkins
Bert Beaumont
Holling Bros
Barnard-Giles Implement Co
East First Street
Gies
Ben E. Barnard
W. Giles
the Creamery Turner Produce Co
C.E. Vermilyer
Chantilly
Plains
Valenciennes
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