Log Rollers Attend Large Modern Woodmen Convention
The Modern Woodmen and Log Rollers arrive by special trains for the annual Log Rolling Association convention in Mitchell. Delegations come from Sioux Falls Valley Springs and Ashton, with Royal Neighbors. Events include a parade to the corn palace and speeches by J L Hannett Geo A Silsby H L Abel Lina Collins and C B E Whelan highlighting fraternal good works and home preservation.
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Omaha
Log Rolling Association
Sioux Falls
Valley Springs
Ashton Forester
Widmann Hotel
D. Tenney
Keith
Ashton Potesters
Letcher
Royal Neighbors
Corn Palace
J. L. Hannett
Geo. A. Silsby
Branson
Mitchell
H. L. Abel
Huron
Abel
Lina Collins
St. Paul
The
Supreme Oracle
C. BE. Whelan
Madison
Wis
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Initiation Night for Modern Woodmen Class at City Hall
The Modern Woodmen held a large initiation in City Hall auditorium with over 300 members present. Eight initiates completed the work as Valley Springs camp officers and foresters assisted along with the Sioux Falls drill team under Captain Brown. The event concluded with a luncheon at Odd Fellows Hall and a Royal Neighbors gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
City Hall
Valley Springs Camp
Valley Springs
Sioux Falls
Brown
Odd Fellows Hall
Main Street
Farmers form elevator company near Loomis
About fifty farmers met Tuesday to organize a farmers elevator with G. M. Bower as president J. E. Watkins secretary and W. H. Comstock treasurer. Seventy seven shares at 25 dollars each have been sold raising 3700 dollars toward a 9250 goal to start operations with a fall crew.
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Loomis
G. M. Bower
J. E. Watkins
W. H. Comstock
Scott Bonham
Kk. D. Watkins
Martin Gleason
John Blindauer
John Titus
Whihh
Looiwis
Sioux Falls Contests Show Drill Success in City Hall
The Modern Woodmen selected Watertown as next meeting site after city hall business. At 11 am Sioux Falls Foresters drilled on Main Street before a large crowd earning $100 for best drill. Captain Brown scored 90. Royal Neighbors degree team won $50 with a white-clad display, rain interrupting events.
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Tharday A. m
Watertown
Siroux Falls
Brown
Sioux Falls
Royal Neighbors
Main Street
Log rolling exhibition draws huge crowd near Milwaukee roundhouse
Washburn resident George Glazier showcased log rolling on the lake east of the Milwaukee roundhouse to a large audience, displaying control and a variety of tricks. His partner failed to arrive, cancelling the contest. Later this afternoon a baseball game between Letcher and Mitchell was set to end the convention.
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George Glazier
Washburn
Wis
Milwaukee Roundhouse
Glazier
Letcher
Mitchell
Royal Neighbors Lodge Backed by Supreme Board in Mitchell
A Royal Neighbors meeting in Mitchell drew a large crowd with Mrs Lina Collins, chair of the supreme board, directing progress. Mrs Clara Brown led a twenty five member camp initiation by visiting Neighbors from Sioux Falls, aiming to boost Mitchell’s ranks and become the state’s largest camp. Officers elected and installed included Oracle Mrs Mable Mason and Vice Oracle Mrs Ella Geiger, with a three year roster and Mrs Lukens appointed past oracle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Club
Lina Collins
Supreme Board of Directors
Mitchell
Clara Brown
Sioux Falls
Reception at Memorial Hall Honors Mrs Reynolds
A pleasant reception was held at Memorial hall Tuesday from 3 to 5 hosted by Mrs J J Evans and Miss Edith Noble for Mrs B G Reynolds of Winnebago Minnesota visiting her daughter Miss Dora J Reynolds at Dakota Wesleyan University. The parlors featured carnations and sweet peas with frappe and an informal program of piano solos readings and songs.
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Memorial Hall
J. J. Evans
Edith Noble
B. G. Reynolds
Winnebago, Minn
Dora J. Reynolds
Department of Oratory
Dakota Wesleyan University
Frappe
Grace Nicholson
Florence Youngman
Blanche Young
J. S. Seatton
Miss Reynolds
Myrtle Lee
Fannie McCormick
Miss Lee
Hattie Brush- Murray
Crowds Arrive as Royal Neighbors and Woodmen Visit Omaha
A large crowd of about 1000 Royal Neighbors, Woodmen, and friends arrived on a Sioux Falls train from Sioux Falls and Valley Springs. A procession formed at the Omaha depot led by the reception committee, followed by the big leg, the Sioux Falls juvenile band, Royal Neighbors in color, and Woodmen delegations with bright uniforms and axes marching down Main Street to their headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Valley Springs
Omaha
Main Street
Notice to Creditors Estate of James Foran
Notice to creditors and all with claims against James Foran deceased. Robert J. Foran, administrator, invites claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Address: residence in Mitchell Davison County South Dakota. Dated June 27 1907.
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James Foran
Robert J. Foran
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
Mitchell Marble and Granite Company formation verified
S W Ballard of Mitchell South Dakota certifies he adopted The Mitchell Marble and Granite Company name and will do business in Mitchell. He is sole member and has contributed all capital. Notary public records dated June 29 1907 and July 1 1907 certify the partnership and seal.
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S. W. Ballard
Mitchell
South Dakota
Mitchell Marble and Granite Company
Mitchel
Davison County
Ss. W. Ballard
State of
Davison
Wm. McGrath
Win. McGrath
S. I. S. Cattrell
Dhe
Circuit Court
Said County
Cattrell
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Lyon Store Company
Oxfords
Infant
Lyon Store Co
Hamm
Any Other
Geo. W. Judge
Hamm Brewing Co
St. Paul, Minn
Milwaukee and
Ening
Court House
City of Mitchell
Republican
the Foresters
Oraclé
Mable Mason
Oracle
Ella Geiger
Chancellor
Bessie Pierce
Myrtle Ballard
Annie Johnson
Marshall
Hattie Platner
Inner Sentinel
Francis Kooc
Outer Sentinel
Clara Bergquist
Maude Miller
Clara A. Lukens
Annie Miller
Lukens
Jay H. Craton
East Third Ave
Mem
Orial Hall
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Edicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
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