Mitchell Capital Women Endorse Sarah Decker For Colorado House
The Mitchell Capital Women plan to vote in the next two years and nominate Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker to run for Congress from Colorado. She fears uncertainty but will try her best and would likely blend with House traditions if elected. The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader criticizes Galveston mayoral pay and suggests appointing an attorney as mayor and city attorney to justify the salary.
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Colorado
Congress
Sarah Platt Decker
House of Representatives
Becker
House
Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
Galveston Commission
Argus Leader
C. C. Lowe
City
Aberdeen
Delia Conley
Wayside
Neb
Miss Conley
South Side
Dakota Wesleyan University
Senator Crawford Defends Tariff Stance To Imaginary Correspondent
The Sioux Falls Press and Aberdeen Americans publish a long letter in which Senator Crawford asserts he did the right thing and would do it again. He frames the issue as a personal conviction rather than constituency representation and warns the electorate will speak at the next election.
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Crawford
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen Americans
South Dakota
Enator
Ethan July 26 social notes and local updates in Ethan
Walter Hill accompanied Rev Evans from Mitchell. Ladies Aid to cement walks around the church and hosts a lawn social July 31 at Mr and Mrs M A Bracha with cake and ice cream. Local health and visiting news follow with various townsfolk and guests mentioned including McClimmon of Charlotte and Crampton relatives.
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Ethan
Walter Hill
Evans
Mitchell
Ladies Aid ‘Society
Ladies Aid
M. A. Bracha
T. ‘L.donahue
Jonas Nelson
Mr.McClimnon
Charlotte
Iowa
John Crampton
Crampton
Peter Kurtenbach
Jimmie Judge
Koch
Fred Tobey
Fred Dupey
Ethan Boy
Clyde Thompson
Corsica
Ethel Denman
Grand Island
Neb
John Clement
Canada
Albert” Evans
Parketon
Trow
Loomis Community Notes and Church Events
Perry visits Mitchell as Mrs. Gilfillan’s sick list grows. Loomis hires W. F. McDowell as manager and vows residency. Evangelistic meetings led by Rev. Keeler and Miss Harris begin Aug. 3. Rev. Keeler resigns due to illness after two years. Community updates include visits from Sioux City families and funeral travel news.
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Perry
Mitchell
E. W. Doyle
J. P. Gilfillan
Gilfillan
Sioux City
Farmers Elevator Co
Loomis
W. F. McDowell
Herron Lake
Minn
McDowell
E. Shirk
H. C. Clark
Ohio
Frank Taylor
H. P. Thrift
Congregational Church
A. B. Keeler
Watertown
Miss Harris
Keeler
Dispute Over South Dakota Census Supervisors Stalls
Washington reports South Dakota senators and representatives have not resolved who should appoint two census supervisors. President Taft is expected to name them around October 1, with work starting before Senate confirmation. Gamble and Crawford claim patronage rights. Burke and Martin argue census posts are congressional patronage.
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Washington, D. C
South Dakota
Taft
Senate
Gamble
Crawford
Burke
Martin
White House
Roosevelt
Messrs
Iowa
Nebraska
Ald
Missouri River
Holiness meeting closes with strong sermons and plans for next year
At the Holiness Association campground a weekend camp meeting ended with Rev. Geo Book and Rev. Damon delivering sermons from Acts 1 8 and 1st John 1 6. Rev. Bud Robinson preached on the diseases of the soul and the judgment day. Attendance was large with love feast led by Rev Underwood. Officers elected included Rev J E Norvell as president and A A Truax as secretary.
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Holiness Association
Geo. Book
Colton
Damon
Mitchell
Bud Robinson
Robinson
B.underwood
Mt. Vernon
J. W. Rosenberry
Yankton
Jesus
J.E. Norvell
A. A. Truax
Thos. Simmons
Faulkton
C. C.ary
G. D.brown
Parker
Green Lake Grower Showcases Giant Strawberries
R M Spink a former Mitchell resident now in Green Lake Seattle exhibits record sized berries at the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition Green Lake residents praise his results and hope others follow with garden exhibits.
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R. M. Spink
Mitchell
Green Lake
Seattle
Wash
Washington State
Washington
Sixty-Second Street
Mr. Spink
Births and local activity in Mitchell society
Born to Earl B Rowley and wife a daughter on July 27 and to W M Snyder and wife a son 11% pounds. Local business, visits, and court actions span from Woonsocket to Mitchell with vagrancy fines, hotel renovations, vaudeville engagements, and land filings.
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Earl B. Rowley
W. M. Snyder
Frank Carns
Justice Markham
Charles Haviatko
Joseph Rankin
Beckwiths Honor Son and New Daughter in Law Wedding
A large reception at Mr and Mrs L Beckwiths home celebrated the July 14 marriage of Louis E Beckwith and his bride. Over 200 guests attended the two hour receiving line with a Koolish orchestra providing music. The couple will live with their parents.
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Mas. L. Beckwith
Louis E. Beckwith
Beckwith
Mrs. Beckwith
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Holiness Camp Meeting
New
E. Frank Peterson
E. B. Soper, Jr
L. H. Pier
Woonsocket
James Clark
P. F. Brown
Helen French
Grace White
Peter Schang
Tesidene
Hot Springs
Soldiers Home
P. J. Morrison
Springfield
Peter Barth
H. B. Anderson
Minneapolis
Dan B.richardson
Cunningham
Milwaukee
Markham
Richardson
George Liko
Merchants’ Hotel
Frank Williams
Pender
First Methodist Church
Hoagland
Hardy
Bride
James Lyons
H. D. Butterfield
F. M. Hammer
George E. Foster
J. K. Smith
Sid W. Smith
W.C. Metcalf
C. E. Vermilyer
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