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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1902

Page

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OLD SOLDIERS REMEMBERED WITH PARADES AND SERVICES

Decoration Day observance in Graceland cemetery and downtown events honored veterans. A parade led by the State Guard and State Band moved from Main street to the cemetery where Judge Abbey presided. Musicians and committees decorated graves while townspeople filled the morning crowd and storefront bunting marked the day.

Main Street G. A. R. Hall State Guard State Band G. A. R. Post Board of Education W. R. GC Omaha Graceland Cemetery Co. D Judge Abbey D. H. Brown Barnard Adjutant Tenney Ransom Opera House

Afternoon Exercises at Opera House Mark Decoration Day Crowd

A large crowd filled the opera house for Decoration Day afternoon exercises. The G A R and W A C marched in and sat in reserved front seats while stores closed 2 to 4 p m by mayor Silsby order. Judge Abbey led the program and read the opening address. A quartet including Miss Goodykoontz Mrs Burright Fred Kratz and C W Boggs performed and sang additional numbers.

Opera House Silsby Judge Abbey Miss Goodykoontz D. W. Burright Fred Kratz C. W. Boggs

Decoration Day Drill and Oration at Post Event

A Decoration Day program featured a boys and girls drill directed by Miss Clara Nobis with Mrs. Connelly at the organ. Rev. A. D. D. Fraser opened with invocation and Lincoln's Gettysburg Address was read by Miss Gold Corwin. Hon. H. C. Preston delivered the main address, praising General Logan and the Guard’s role in honoring fallen soldiers, while urging correct teaching of Civil War causes and unity between North and South.

Clara Nobis Lincoln Miss Gold Corwin H. C. Preston Ransom Post Preston Grand Army of the Republic Washington General Logan Chicago John A. Logan Belmont Donaldson Shiloh Vicksburg Lookout Mountain Atlanta Sherman Logan Grant Sheridan Thomas South Abraham Lincoln Sons of the Confederacy

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