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Mitchell Capital in Mitchell, South Dakota

14 Jun 1907

Page 6

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Mitchell Capital

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Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1907

Page

6

Mitchell High School Class of 1907 Grads HoldGraduation

Mitchell's 1907 high school graduation honors 33 graduates in a rainy summer ceremony at city hall. Superintendent Hoff leads the procession, salutations are delivered by Ralph H. Miller, and Dr. Thomas Nicholson of Dakota Wesleyan University addresses the crowd on the value of education. The program features musical solos by Berendice Lathrop, Hazel Lathrop, Florence Nolt, and Lillian Johnston gives farewell.

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Mitchell Nichol Hoff Arthur William Bell St. Mary’s Church Berendice Lathrop Grace Willard Cooper Gottschalk Thomas Nicholson Dakota Wesleyan University Nichoson Washington Napoleon Judge Storey William Pitt Hox Gladstone Lord Bacon Henry Clay Luther Webster Minu Nicholson Florence Nolt Elizabeth Pearl Dunlevy Goody Koontz Wilie J. Branch Berenice Lathrop Huen Leah Dunlevy Grace Adelaide Vickers Myrtle Kelle Bickell Stella Rosella Hemminger Tena Elizabeth Sundberg Mabel A. Maynard Ida Marie McKillip Mary E. Cook Margaret Elizbeth Puff Lillian Mary Johnston Laurence R. Smith Varl Hardesty Ralph H. Miller Lillian Thagenia Bras Grace Crouthers Bliss South Hill Dakota McCabe Hager Kratz Morrow’s Moyer Blanchard’s Winsor T. H. Youngzwan Methodist Youngman Jenkins Sioux Falls Riger Wopkins Aberdeen Dobson New University C. 8H. Clark Deadwood
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Entertained Their Lady Friends At Tea

Mrs. George A. Silsby Mrs. Tl FE Slitchcock and Mrs. H G Nichols hosted a tea Saturday evening for about twenty four lady friends. Guests spent the evening reviving the oldtime pastime of charades which is gaining popularity for afternoon amusements. Delightful refreshments were served and several out of town guests attended.

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George A. Silsby Tl. FE. Slitchcock H. G. Nichols
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Cornerstone Exercises Mark Mitchell Church Milestone

A Sunday afternoon cornerstone laying for the new Methodist church at Third Avenue and Rowley street drew a large crowd despite threat of rain. Speakers praised Mitchell Methodism and Dakota Wesleyan, with leaders noting the unity of the college and city and expressing hope for future rail connections.

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New Methodist Dakota Wesleyan University H. S. Wilkinson Third Avenue Rowley Street Graham Watertown Wilkinson Miss Lee
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Reform School for Two Juvenile Burglars After Speech

States Attorney Spangler linked Walter Vandenburg to meat market robberies and, via Vandenburg, led to the arrest of Robert Bell age 15 and William Brown. Bell and Vandenburg pleaded guilty before Judge Smith and were sent to the reform school for an indefinite period to reform.

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Spanggler Walter Vandenburg Robert Bell William Brown Vandenburg Brown Bell Smith Reform School
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Brown Held to the Circuit Court on Burglary Adultery

William Brown faced circuit court after a Thursday exam for burglary. He sought an alibi with a hackman claiming to witness at 10 p.m. The questioning revealed the hackman aided in bringing a woman to the house. Brown was bound over on burglary and adultery charges each set at 800 dollars.

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William Brown Brown East Hackman Spangler Circuit Court
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Professor Graham Leaves Dakota Wesleyan for Redpath Lyceum Bureau

Prof T F Graham resigns from Dakota Wesleyan University after seven years to join the Redpath Lyceum Bureau. He sells his south Mitchell residence to Earnest Washburn and heads to Minneapolis for a regional posting with the bureau. Mrs Graham plans a summer east coast sojourn for health.

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T. F. Graham Earnest Washburn Graham Dakota Wesleyan University Redpath Lyceum Bureau Northwest Lyceum Bureau Northwestern Minneapolis Dakota Wesleyan University Prof Chambelain County Institute Mitchell Sioux City Redpith
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Odd Fellows Elect Officers for Next Six Months

The Odd Fellows held an officer election Thursday evening naming Noble Grand H. B. Anderson, vice grand S. W. Rowley, secretary O. J. Hillisland, treasurer K. A. Johnson, trustee H. H. Collard. Several candidates were initiated during the evening.

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Odd Fellows Order Noble Grand H. B. Anderson S. W. Rowley O. J. Hillisland K. A. Johnson H. H. Collard
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Diehl & Brown McGoverns Oele Dean Olney & McDaid Clinton Iowa Scallin Bros S. D Ing The Hills Reform Vandenburg and Redpath Posi
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