Mitchell's School Concert Praises Miss Windle Leadership
A large Mitchell audience heard the three year musical program under Miss Mary Windle at the city hall. The concert featured 70 voices, soloists, and ensembles presenting Pilgrim's Chorus, The Sleeping Beauty, Ave Maria, and Excelsior with strong praise for Windle's guiding methods and the girls’ and boys’ choruses.
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Mitchell
Mary Windle
City Hall
Nichols
Mandolin Orchestra
Pilgrim’s Chorus
Tannhauser
Grenadiers
Grace Gregory
Sweet Land
Thomas
Miss Goodykoontz
Mary Louise Burns
Daniels
Gregory
Walrath
Smith
Noble
Nolt
Rogers
Lois Anderson
Girls’ Glee Club
Lois Wiltse
Miss Windle
Work Recognizes Her Splendid Accomplishments
A note highlights that her work is well begun and gains recognition as people notice the quality and impact of her efforts across the organization.
Remembered Teachers Honor Retiring Educators With Gifts
A junior and senior girls’ committee from the high school honored three retiring teachers on Friday afternoon. Miss Emma Haynes received half a dozen solid silver spoons engraved M. H. S. G. with years ’06 and ’07 on the handle. Miss Edna Hathway was given a like presentation. Miss Mary Windle, supervisor of music, was presented with a cut glass vase along with a hand painted china sugar and creamer set as keepsakes of their associations.
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Emma Haynes
Sane
Fdna Hathway
Mary Windle
Miss Windle
Carpenter O Delong Dies From Scaffold Fall
O DeLong aged 61 died Friday night from injuries after a twelve foot fall from a scaffold. He moved from Artesian two years ago and worked as a carpenter for John Slater on cottages for O E Cassem in Capital addition. A postmortem found a fractured kidney and fatal hemorrhage.
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O. DeLong
Mr. DeLong
John Slater
O. E Cassem
DeLong
Artesian
C. S. Bobb
Alumni Receptions Highlight Mitchell High School Bonds
Mitchell High School alumni gathered at City Hall for the class of 1906 reception, with remarks from Everett White's letter, W M Herbert, and Frank H Winsor Jr. The event featured Rathbun’s orchestra, musical numbers, and a push for an annex to the high school to improve crowded facilities. A motion to draft resolutions for the Board of Education passed, urging new school buildings and public publication of the petition by Geo Liko and Margaret Maguire.
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Alumni Association
Association
Everett White
George Storer
Rathbun
W. M. Herbert
Herbert
Murdo
Frank H. Winsor, Jr
EH. J. Quigley
Board of Education
Peoples’ College
Quigley
Hoff
Mae Welch
Hazel Lathrop
Fannie McCormick
Ella Webster
Mitchell High School
City of
Mitchell
Remains of Oscar DeLong Laid To Rest At Artesian
Remains were taken to Artesian funeral services held at 8 a m Sunday for Oscar DeLong at his residence in the north part of the city. Rev I S Wilkinson of the M E church conducted prayers. DeLong born April 18 1845 in Whitby Ontario Canada. He married Anna Leader July 28 1870. They had three children two daughters and a son one daughter died years ago. Wife and two children survive him. He moved to South Dakota in 1882 and later to Mitchell where he died from a June 6 accident on June 8.
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Oscar DeLong
I. S. Wilkinson
M. RH
Artesian
Whitby
Ontario County
Canada
Anna Leader
Better Land
South Dakota
Mitchell
Not One Tardy in Miss Frizzell's Class This Year
Miss Frizzell, a city school teacher, reports a clean attendance record for her grade with no tardiness or absences all year. Pupils listed as never tardy or absent include Beulah Berry Clement Mylan Frank McDougall Earl Christensen Alfred and Leona Doyle and Ethel Saylor.
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Miss Frizzell
Beulah Berry
Clement Mylan
Frank McDougall
Earl Christensen
Alfred and
Leona Doyle
Ethel Saylor
Last of commencement exercises honors city pupils
The last exercises of the city schools were held Friday in the high school assembly. Fifty five eighth graders were admitted to the high school. Diplomas were presented by Superintendent Hoff with advice for next year’s students.
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Hoff
A. Craig Bowdish
Louis Loevinger
Fred Older
Stanley Morris
Eileen Evans
Sophia Loevinger
Stella Graham
Eldora Young
Fish and Mielenz form new firm Mielenz & Co
The Yankton Press reports Fish & Mielenz dissolves and a new firm, Mielenz & Co, formed with George Mielenz assuming leadership. O J Fish sells his stake and plans a move to Rapid City while health improves. George Mielenz, long associated with the business, receives broad goodwill from patrons.
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Yankton Press and
Dakotan
Fish & Mielenz
Mielenz & Co
O. J. Fish
George Mielenz
A. W. Mielenz
Fish
Rapid City
Yankton
Death of Mrs Savage at West Seventh Street Home
Mrs John Savage died Saturday at her West Seventh Street home after two years of poor health and a two week illness marked by heart trouble and Bright's disease.
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John Savage
West Seventh Street
Bright
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Uates
Diehl & Brown
L. O. Gale
A. T. McGovern & Sons
Mitchell, South Dakota
Meirescalarane
Pisweu Assez
L. E. Stair
S. Main St
Mitchell, S. D
Bidwell Land
QO. DeLong
Republican
Geo. Liko
Margaret Maguire
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