Directors complete Dakota University business and plan growth
The Dakota University board, with near full attendance, reelected Dr. Graham as head, named I W Seaman chair and T A Duncan secretary, and arranged summer work to expand the commerce department and fund a new building. A rustling financial agent may raise funds. contracts next exceed twenty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota University
Duane Risenbark
Watertown
Y. A. Duncan
T. H. Youngman
C.2e. Hager
T. J. Mormon
R. N. Kratz
I. W. Seaman
BR. B. Bracy
W. I. Graham
Mitchell
J. A. Pickler
Faulkton
T. BE. Blanchard
Pierre
J. O. Dobson
Huron
Nathan Noble
Centerville
B. Clark
Deadwood
J. B. Jenkins
Sioux Falls
C. McCabe
Omaha
E. P. Hall
Aberdeen
Ralph Brown
W. H. Jordan
H. 8. Wilkinson
Dr. Graham
L. A. Stout
Aimes
Rothenberger
Edward L. Fuller
Theodore Graham
J. L. Larder
Florence Starr
Mryde R. Lee
Anna Elsner
Mamie L. Ogin
Gertrude Chappell
Dallas
Texas
Bigelow
Clark
Dy. Bigelow
Graham
Init
Instituton
Ennstitute
Quips and captions from late 19th century papers
A collage of humorous exchanges and gags from newspapers including lines about hay fever weather jokes and social observations. The snippets feature playful banter on marriage weather sight gags and family fortunes and reflect light humor in period tone.
City Council Resolves Sidewalk Rebuild Plan in 1902
Mitchell city council in regular session on June 2 1902 approves rebuilding specified sidewalks along Main Street north of Fourth Street and adjacent blocks in Lawler and Rowley additions. The council condemns existing sidewalks and orders owners to rebuild within ten days from June 2. City Auditor Wm M Herbert records the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mitchell
John Lawler
Rowley
Tachers
Main Street
Fourth Street
Main
Lawler
Wm. M. Herbert
Alumni Reception and Banquet for Dakota University Graduates
The Dakota University Alumni Association hosted a reception and banquet at the Seaman home for the graduating English Normal Musical and Art classes of 1902. About 50 alumni attended. Mrs. W. A. Barber was toastmaster and welcomed guests. Reponses came from class representatives. officers were elected: President Miss Sara Scallin, Vice President Miss Augusta Maguire, Secretary Miss Charlotte Duncan, Treasurer W. A. Barber, Historian Miss Blanche Vande Bogart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Seaman
Dakota University
English Normal Department
Seaman
W. A. Barber
van Brunt
Burton Tanner
Mae Redfield
L. A. Stout
Mae Bob
Sara Scallin
Augusta Maguire
Charlotte Duncan
Blanche Vande Bogart
Seniors Receive Dakota University Graduation Reception
Dakota University seniors held a Wednesday evening reception in the college parlors with about twenty guests. Prof. James Rothenberger gave the welcome, Miss Rosena Kiehlbauch delivered the class response, and Miss Etta Richard was elected president for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota University
James Rothenberger
Rosena Kiehlbauch
Etta Richard
Reflections on Writing From Stone to Post
A dinner table exchange logs a wise man noting the first writing on stone and a rising poet reacting to the post age. The passage emphasizes that every person affects others and that personal growth amplifies influence on someone else.
De Witt’s Little Early Risers Advertised for Spring Biliousness
Spring Fever is blamed on a torpid liver and inactive bowels. The ad claims De Witt’s Little Early Risers cleanse the system, stimulate the liver, and open the bowels without griping. Endorsed by L O Gale of Moundsville West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt
DeWitt
Verly
Moundsville
W. Va
L. O. Gale
Persevering Patient Credits Kodol Digestive Aid
W T Sturdevant of Merry Oaks New York reports fifteen years of dyspepsia and indigestion and credits Kodol with immediate relief enabling him to eat freely. L O Gale warns against dieting and promotes Kodol as a product aiding digestion by assimilating food without stomach aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Sturdevant
Merry Oaks
N. Y
L. O. Gale
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Life’s Pleasure Says S. H. Scallin
An advertisement extols Rocky Mountain Tea as a life enhancing remedy. S. H. Scallin claims the product delivers a wonderful effect after liberation within the system, promising a worthwhile experience for a last dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Scallin
Bids Open for Mitchell Water Main Construction
Sealed bids are invited by the Mitchell city auditor until 7 o clock p m June 24 1902 to furnish 4 inch standard cast iron pipe for water mains and to lay the pipe along routes from 7th Burr to 7th Kimball to 9th and west one block. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. M Herbert dated June 9 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th
Burr Streets
Kimball
9Th
City of
Mitchell
S. D
Brown mare with colt found near Mitchell
Notice of a brown mare about 12 years old weighing 1200 pounds, found with a young colt about two weeks ago, six miles north and two miles east of Mitchell. Owner may reclaim by proving property and paying keeping and advertising costs. Bates Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Place
Mitchell
Bates Bros
School Money to Loan in Davison County
Davison county has 10009 dollars available to loan on farm lands and school district lands at 6 percent interest. Calion county auditor for further information. Dated June 4. H. B. Anderson, County Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Calion
H. B. Anderson
Endorsement Letter by Colorado Mining Expert
James Underhill, a Colorado mining expert, writes an endorsement for the Freeland Extension Mining and Milling Co. mine. The letter appears in the company advertisement and is promoted for readers with mining industry interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Underhill
Colorado
Freeland Extension Mining and Milling Co
Three Spectres Threaten Infant Health Warned By Advert
The notice touts Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a guaranteed remedy against infant illnesses Cholera infantum and dysentery diarrhoea, claiming it defeats these dangers for babies.
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University Board
Indianapolis News
Bulger
Bill
Tom
Melindy
John
Chicago News
Black
Signal Service Bureau
Detroit Free Press
Blobbs
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Record
Beth
Kate
Edith
Boston Transcript
Mrs. Richasmudd
Miss Duzzitt
Ethel
George
Mabel
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Press
Cholly
Balla
Ednesday Ey
Ladies Home Journal
Indard Oil Compa
M. Herbert
Oxford
Oxfords
Gibson
Chas
Dey
Dr Z
Mit
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