Commencement Week Reception At Dakota Wesleyan University
A reception and banquet honoring Governor and Mrs. Elrod and the board of trustees was held in Century Memorial Hall during commencement week. President Richorson and the faculty promoted sociability alongside educational aims, drawing many city residents to a relaxed, congenial gathering from 7 to 30 with a steady flow of visitors.
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Dakota Wesleyan University
Elrod
Board
Century Memorial Hall
Richorson
Memorial Hall
C Thomas ‘Nicholson
Samuel H. Elrod
Clara Baker
Geo. A. Silsby
O. L Branson
Miss Gin
Banquet At University Hall Describes Decor And Menu
Nearly nine o clock guests gather for a university banquet in the basement hall. Dr Nicholson calls the assembly to order as the receiving party seats near the speakers table. The room features a pink and white peony centerpiece with Martha Washington pots and blue and white university colors. Tables are arranged around the centerpiece for 110 guests with a quick menu of strawberries creamed chicken potato chips vegetable salad rolls olives pickles fruit salad wafers coffee tea cream cake.
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Martha Washington
University
The
Mitchell University dinner praises campus growth and donors
Dr Nicholson presided as Governor Elrod urged optimism and community support for Dakota Wesleyan in Mitchell. Trustees were praised for guiding the University toward stronger finances with a $2,000 surplus as attendees left satisfied after a lengthy, celebratory program.
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Nicholson
Mitchell
L. Raison
Povernor
Sitta- Hony
Commencement Week Addresses at Dakota Wesleyan University
Sunday featured three major speeches during commencement week at Dakota Wesleyan University Mitchell. President Nicholson delivered a nature based sermon linking creation to God while Rev J S Surbeck led the invocation and choir titled The Omnipotence performed under Miss Lee’s direction with Ruth Youngman and Alfred Wenz on piano organ.
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Dakota Wesleyan University
City Hall
Nicholson
J. S. Surbeck
Hager
Dobson
Miss Lee
Ruth Youngman
Alfred Wenz
Wenz
Tannhauser
Annual Sermon Delivered at City Hall Service
The third service of the day drew a large crowd at city hall for the annual sermon by Dr. Craig guided by Rev. G. T. Notson of Pierre. Dr. Craig cited Acts 10 19 and urged faith over mere practicality as essential to national progress while contrasting moral living with religious affiliation.
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Craig
G. T. Notson
Pierre
Hazel Lathrop
Lee
Dr. Craig
Nicholson
Dakota Weselyan
Peter
Cornelius
Troubles at His Door
Baltimore American notes the lack of Emperor William stepping in to resolve the Russia Japan conflict while a family wedding dominates attention.
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Baltimore
William
Russia
Japan
Door to God and vision beyond law
A speaker challenges narrow religion and urges a Godward life. He contrasts harsh social judgments with a religion that lifts humanity, celebrates heroism, and seeks a better life through sacrifice. The benediction closes the service by Dr Youngman.
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Dr. Nichlson
Jesus
Dr. Youngman
Rebound of Character Addressed by Dr Craig at College
At three o’clock the college Christian associations held a well attended meeting in city hall despite rain. Rev A E Craig of Ottumwa Iowa spoke on the rebound of character urging practical guidance for members’ future life. His extensive travel gave him strong experience and his address was highly appreciated.
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College Christian Associations
A. E. Craig
Ottumwa
Iowa
Vision and faith drive church to reach the masses
Dr. Craig urged a living vision of faith to lift people toward higher duties. He argued lack of vision fuels oppression in England India America labor and calls for sincere outreach to the masses. After the sermon he traveled home, stopping at several towns for meetings.
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Peter
England
India
America
Jr. Craig
Christ
Craig
Guardian seeks sale of ward Joel Bartow’s Aberdeen property
In Davison County South Dakota the guardian Louisa Bartow seeks court permission to sell Ward Joel F Bartow’s Lot 4 Block 15 original Scotland Bon Homme County. Next of kin must appear June 19 1905 at 9 am in Mitchell court. Notice to publish weekly for three weeks in Mitchell Capital. Abbey County Judge.
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South Dakota
Davison
Joel F. Bartow
Asane
Louisa Bartow
Scotland
Bon Homme County
Mitchell
Mitchell Capital
Abbey
Summons and bankruptcy notices from Mitchell South Dakota 1905
The document contains a state summons in Davison County South Dakota requiring a defendant to answer by thirty days after service dated May 4 1905. It also notifies creditors in the Carl Dittmann bankruptcy that a meeting will be held June 2 1905 to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt in Mitchell South Dakota.
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State of
South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
W. A. Fowler
John Dwyer
Circuit Court
S. D
Mitchell
A. E. Hitchcock
P.O
Mitchell, South Dakota
District Court of the United States
District of South Dakota
Southern
Carl Dittmann
Mt. Vernon
Davison
Tuna
A- D
Winsor & Wagner
Gale's
Notice of Application for Permit to Sell Intoxicating Liquors
Notice is given that Con Sullivan seeks a permit to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in Mitchell City Ward First, South Dakota. A hearing before the City Council will be held June 30, 1908 at 8:00 p.m. at City Hall. Citizens may attend and oppose grant of license. Dated Mitchell S. D. June 5, 1906. J. G. Markham, City Auditor.
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Con Sullivan
Mitche
Mitchell
J. G. Markham
Liquor License Application Hearings Set in Mitchell
B M Johnston filed for a retail liquor license for lots 7 18 19 20 block 19 original plat Second ward Mitchell Davison South Dakota. City Council will hear June 30 1905 at 8 PM in City Hall. Citizens may appear with objections. Dated Mitchell SD June 8 1905. J G M City Auditor.
Liquor License Application Filed for Mitchell Retail Sale
Chas Martin files June 30 1905 for permit to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in lot 11 block 12 orig plat Second ward Mitchell Davison City Hall Council Rooms 8 pm notice to appear before corporate authorities to object by date in Mitchell S D June 8 1905 City Auditor J G Markham order shows local licensing process.
Notice of Liquor License Hearing in Mitchell
C R Norris filed for a license to sell intoxicating liquors at retail at 7 block 2 original plat Third ward Mitchell Davison SD. City Council will hear on June 30 1905 at 7 o clock p m in City Hall. Persons may appear and provide reasons against the license. Dated Mitchell June 7 1905.
Notice of liquor license application in Mitchell SD
James Fogarty and L Geiger OD PALEDEED filed for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors at retail at Lot 18 Block 12 Original Plat Second Ward Mitchell Davison South Dakota. City Council will hear June 6 1905 at 8:00 PM in City Hall. any resident may appear to object.
Notice of liquor license application in Mitchell
J J Schlimngen and Jacob Buyer have filed for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors at retail at lot 4 block 13 original plat in Mitchell South Dakota. The City Council will hear the application on June 30 1905 at 8 o clock p m in City Hall to grant or deny the license. Dated Mitchell SD June 8 1905. City Auditor G Markham
Notice of liquor license hearing for Clark co-partners
R J Clark and J E Clark filed in my office an application to sell intoxicating liquors at retail at lot 12 block 19 original plat in Mitchell South Dakota Second ward. City Council will hear the application June 30 1905 at 8 PM in City Hall council rooms. Any person may appear and oppose or present reasons against the license. City Auditor J G Markham dated Mitchell SD June 5 1905.
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B. M. Johnston
Armit
Lotsa 7
Mitchell County
Davison
South Dakota
Mitchell
S. D
J.G.M
City Auditor
Chas. Martin
County of
Ated Mitchell
J.G. Markham
C. R. Norris
J.J. Schlimngen
Jacob Buyer
City Hall
G. Markham
R. J. Clark
J. E. Clark
J. G. Markham
Phillip E. Tobin
Frank Gormley
T. G. Markham
Notice of Permit to Sell Intoxicating Liquors Filed
Phillip E Tobin and Frank Gormley have filed an application to sell intoxicating liquors at retail at lot3 block 13 Original plat First ward Mitchell Davison county South Dakota. City Council will hear objections June 20 1905 at 8 PM. Dated Mitchell S D June 8 1905 T G Markham City Auditor.
Practica l He Do you think you could love me in a cottage
A dialogue excerpt from the Detroit Free Press features a pivoting question of romance and a pragmatic plan for future wealth. It portrays two speakers debating intimate life versus financial progress in a domestic setting.
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Detroit Free Press
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