Joint Installation Evokes Joy in Post Rooms
The Grand Army and the Womans Relief Corps held a joint installation Friday evening in newly furnished basement rooms of the library building post rooms. Improvements cost 425 dollars and the corps cleared 500 dollars to fund future events. Commander Nash received a gold fountain pen from retiring commander Wolvemuth in a notable gesture of fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Womans’ Relief Corps
Brary
Ransom Post
Relief Corps
Otier
Wiliel Piney
Walwemuth
W. Wootner
A. J. Wooledge
A. G. Pringle
J. 11
Nolt. Oancer
Zim
Sheridan Cattrell
S. HW. Morgan
Lb. Omealey
Corrade Wolvemuth
Win Nash
Nash
Relief Corps installs officers after Grand Army setup
After the Grand Army installation the Relief Corps members were accorded the door to install their officers. Mrs Nanna Moore oversaw the process and the elected and appointive officers were installed: President Mrs Helen Ixibbee Senior Vice Mrs Anna Williams Junior Vice Mrs Hilzabeth Plotnefan Treasurer Mrs Clara Lukens Secretary Mrs Emily Silsby Chaplain Mrs Gertrude Abbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Relief Corps
Nanna Moore
Helen Ixibbee
Anna Williams
Hilzabeth Plot
Clara Lukens
Emily Silsby
Gertrude Abbey
Relief Corps Honors Clara Lukens with Presentation Box
The MRelief Corps session featured a presentation to Clara Lukens, longtime treasurer of the order for eight years. Nanna Moore gave the gift, a gold iron bow box, with kind words about her diligent service. The event ended with coffee, sandwiches, and sociable conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Raymond
Kia Geiver
Mary Tredden
Mary Scriven
Mrelief Corps
Clara Lukens
Order
Nanna Moore
Ministers Bid Farewell To Rev Powell In Mitchell
The Ministerial Association hosted a farewell reception for Rev and Mrs Chas H Powell at F Rev and Mrs P J Giblett’s home in Mitchell. Pastors and wives attended as friends praised Powell’s broad character and service while he lamented the dissolution of their pastorate. Resolutions lauding his work were adopted unanimously and presented to the Powells.
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Mitchell
Chas. H. Powell
P. J. Giblett
Bowdish
Surbech
Giblett
Powell
Kevs. Wilkinson
Surbeck
Wiel
Vowell
Jens
Daitbotcher
Onigius Chaitin
County Seat Case Opened in Selby Tringer Dispute
The county seat conflict between Selby and Tringer saw initial actions in Judge Gaily’s absence. Selby followers moved records and building from Tauvor to Selby after Bangor failed to answer, then Judge Smith opened the case, granting Bangor a 30 day stay to pursue appeal as the matter returned to Judge Gally’s circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pie
Selby
Tringer
Piene
Judge Gaily
Gaily
Ranger
Judge Smith
Degenerating Luxury Threatens English Society
The passage critiques luxury as a growing necessity, warning it erodes virtue across all English classes and signals societal decay, touching on hospital care as a symbol of moral decline.
Sudden Death of James Wells Attorne Britton Court House
James I Wells of Britton dies of heart disease entering Mitchell court house. Witnesses say he felt faint, collapsed on the steps after a 1 PM moment. Coroner's inquest held. remains shipped home Monday. Wells had practiced many years in Columbia and Aberdeen counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I. Wells
Britton
Court House
Mr. Wells
Mitchell
Byron Abbott
N. I. Phelps
I. W. Paylor
C. M. Stevens
Aberdeen
Mr. Phelps
Wells
Ile
Brown County
Columbia
Inquest Hears Heart Failure Cause of James L Wells
Corsner Dundas conducted an inquest into the death of James L Wells, with a jury finding death due to heart failure. Wells, an old soldier, was laid in Hi Noble & Son parlors for embalming before remains shipped to Britton Monday under Abbott and Phelps. Grand Army members accompanied the funeral train and sent flowers to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsner Dundas
James l. Wells
J. J. Mowers
John Rot
Th Cock
Hi. Noble & Son
Britton
Messrs
Abbott and
Phelps
Mr. Wells
Grand Army
G. A. Wt
Grand Army of
Lee Barry Recital Delights Dakota Wesleyan Audience
A large audience at the Methodist Church enjoyed a recital by Miss Lee and Prof. Barry with Prof. Ladmner. The performers head the Dakota Wesleyan Conservatory of Music and delivered a program showcasing Miss Lee as piano soloist and vocalist plus Barry’s violin accompaniment. Lee’s standout number was Judith, a demanding scena and aria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Ilazel Lathrop
Mr. Barry
Voisin
Barry
Prof
Lardner
Aux Italiens
Mitchell
Ladmner
Methodist Church
Conservatory of Music
Dakota Wesleyan
Lee
Judith
Fight Over State Fair Move Sparks Yankton-Huron Battle
The Yanton and Huron relocation dispute continues with a state grant request of 25 000 dollars for Hurons exhibition buildings and premiums. The Herald argues the capital fight caused the 15 000 building fund while noting taxpayers bear the cost with little local benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Iwuron
Huron
The
Herald
State Fair Board
Pierre
Mitchell
Yankton State Fairgrounds
al Wi
Turon
Fair Board
First Pos club entertainments pair off husbands at home
On Saturday evening the ladies of the Pos club hosted the first in a series of events for their husbands at Mrs. William M. Smiths home. Guests received parcels that decided partners, then played cards, enjoyed a brief musical program, and shared dining and more music and storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Pos. Club
Wm. M. Smith
Chicago
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L. Branson
Kocu
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Garry E, Chambers
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