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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1904
Page
8
Crowther Wins Inter-State Con Test for Dakota University
James Crowther of Mitchell won first place in the eighth annual Inter-State Con contest at the Corn Palace, topping Miss Treadway of Yankton and J E Totten of North Dakota in a strong program. Crowther’s Cromwell oration highlighted Dakota University’s record in oratory as Miss Stevens and Miss Treadway also placed in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota University
James Crowther
Corn Palace
Inter-State League
North
South Dakota
Fred Burch
Fargo
Paul Williams
Myrtle Lee
J. E. Totten
State University of North Dakota
Grand Forks
Ifis
Jie
Oliver Cromwell
Cromwell
Lee
Lathrop
Fred Kratz
Perle Richard
Neva Stevens
N. D
State Agricultural College
Lincoln
Miss Stevens
Wlay Treadway
Yankton
Congregational College
Joan of Arc
Miss Treadway
Vernie
Jessie Lodge
Rureh
University of Minnesota
Samuel A. Ramsey
Woonsocket
RB. Kennedy
Canton
Mr. Cave
Flandreau
Dr. Bock
Chicago
Miss Druitt
Brookings Agriculural College
Waron
Crowther
Treadway
Mitchell
Ethan T. Colton
Edith Noble
Clarion D. Hardy
James Crowthers
Mr. Totten
Bureh
North Dakota
Obituary of Troegat Goldammer Dies After Stroke in Hillside
Troegat Goldammer, born March 17 1831 in Saxony, Germany, died Saturday afternoon after two strokes that followed family tragedy. A farmer near Hillside in Douglas County, he served in Co A 45th Wisconsin, married Mary Kieser in 1861, and leaves nine of eleven children plus his wife. Funeral Sunday at the German Lutheran church with Grand Army pallbearers attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Goldammer
Douglas County
Mitchell
Crane
Goldammer
Troevat Goldammer
Wm. Nash
Elijah Tillotson
C. S. Mittimore
Phillip Luras
A. G. Pringle
Troegat Goldammer
Saxony
Germany
Wisconsin
Mary Kieser
United States Army
Co A
45Th
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry
Dougals County
Gas Franchise Returns as City Plans Plant Deadline
A new gas franchise is approved with a requirement that the plant be completed and in operation within six months or the franchise forfeited. The ordinance also caps gas at $1.75 per thousand cubic feet and names C I Penny and Garde Mahoney as operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbury
Perry
Curtis
Kings
Foster
Reeves
Hannett
Wells
Silsby
Markham
Janson Street
Water Committee
Ladies Cemetery Association
Minneapolis
Council
Cemetery Committee
Graceland
Wisconsin Street
Republican
C. I.penny
Omaha
Garde Mahoney
Messrs. Branson and Hitchcock
Lord of
Parker
Davis, Daniels & Co
Illinois
City Hall
Straight Electric Co
Des Moines
Towa
Milwaukee Railroad
Gurr Street
Tough McClain
Baccalaureate Address At Mitchell High School
A large audience at the corn palace heard Rev. Hr. Wilkinson preach the baccalaureate to Mitchell High School’s twelve graduates. Assisted by Revs. Bowdish Giblett Surbeck, the service featured music by Ruth Tillotson Olson Moyer. The sermon urged graduates to serve society and support government and church loyally, as they begin their life’s path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Palace
Mitchell High School
J. S. Surbeck
Ruth
Tillotson
Olson
Moyer
Mr. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Newlyweds Visit City Guests From Wakonda
Mr and Mrs D G West arrived from Wakonda Friday evening to spend several days in the city with friends. They are staying at the Columbia house while in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. West
Wakonda
Columbia House
Holleran Piano Contest Votes Tallied by City Auditor
City Auditor Markham announced the first count in the Holleran piano contest. Several Mitchell societies received votes, including Dakota University with 104, Holy Family Church with 3, Baptist Church with 16, Redeemer Church with 7, and High School with 4, determining eligibility for a free Cable piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markham
Ini
Geo. Holleran
Mitchell
Dakota University
Holy Family Church
Aveo Wlor Wares Prelteeleteictsieielerurtter
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Sherwin-Williams Paints
L. O. Gale
A. IT. McGovern & Sons
University
Ceived
Bidwell Land & Loan Company
Wim. Wilkinson
Orator
Huron
T. Gordammer
Hillside
Jet
Second Gas Company
KE. T. Grinnell
Grinnel
Grinnell
Rev. Wilkinson
Holleran
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