Undertakers Conclude Meeting in Mitchell After Successful Session
The undertakers convention adjourned after a productive gathering with officers elected Thursday. President Wilson thanked local firms Boyce, Noble and Broadbent for arrangements and entertainment. The treasury stood about 125 dollars to the good as traveling exhibitors praised Mitchell’s hospitality. Wilson expressed hope for a future return to Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Undertakers
Wilson
Messrs
Boyce, Noble and Broadbent
Mitchell
Closing Exercises Honor Grammar Students at High School
Grammar department held closing exercises in the assembly room of the high school for seniors moving to the high school department. Misses Lillian Patterson and Minnie Grace led the two departments with Miss Mary Windle directing music and accompanists Florence Winsor and Maude Ferris. Supt Hoff awarded diplomas and offered advice as the program featured solos, recitations, choruses, a violin solo, a rose drill, and the Burgoyne surrender oration among other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Patterson
Minnie Grace
Mary Windle
Florence Winsor
Maude Ferris
Supt. Hoff
Minu Hager
Mr. Brown
Ray Brooks
Swan
Berenice Lathrop
Merry June
Agnes Smith
Lee
Grant
Carrie Shuman
Vecal
Beulah Wells
George Winsor
Belle of the Prairie
Hart McDonald
Rose Drill
Len Girls
Burgoyne
Walter Harris
Green Mountain Justice
Merle Rowley
Lucille Must
Intensely Utter
Florence Walrath
Ghester Ruth
Sousi
Stars and Stripes
Keeping the Streets Clean
Street Commissioner Grinnell notes the residence district littering the streets with rubbish and grass hindering work. He urges summer efforts and public cooperation to improve street cleanliness.
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Grinnell
Rochefort Cheese Ripens In Cave For Distinct Flavor
Rochefort cheese gains its character from six months of cave aging near Rochefort in southern France. The cheese, made only from sheep’s milk, develops its holes as cave air penetrates during maturation at constant year round temperature.
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Rochefort
Irance
Dakota University Wins Long Legal Battle Over College Property
A judge ruled in favor of Dakota University in a longstanding suit by Dr. M. M. Tooke of Rockford Illinois to recover an alleged interest in college property. The ruling dismissed the plaintiffs action with costs against Tooke and others, tracing the transfer of control to the Dakota University corporation and its alignment with the Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota University and College Alliance
M. Melkendree Tooke
Rockford
Tapis
Preston & Hannett
Thamas Clendenning
Chicago
A. M. Bowdle
Dakota University
Dakota Territory
Iran Pardee
Wilmot Whitfield
M. McKendree Tooke
Wmn. Brush
Lewis Hartsough
A. W. Haver
FE. S. Ormsby
O. S. Basford
Hiram Barber
Mitchell
I. N. Pardee
O. S. Bastard
Wm. Brush
M. M. Tooke
University Addition
Srime
Dakota University Or
College Alliance
First Corporation
Friends of
Territory of
Dakota
United States
A. M. Bowdie
University
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mothers Sweet Powders for Children Feverish and Constipated
An old ad proclaims Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children cure feverish and constipated stomachs with headaches. Claims to remove worms and can be found at druggists for 25 cents with a free sample trail, Allen S&S Olmstead LeRoy NY.
Young wins Cecil Rhodes scholarship in Vermilion contest
Paul M. Young of Vermillion, eldest son of Prof J. M. Young, wins the Cecil Rhodes scholarship after an exam conducted by President Garret Croppers at the state university. The three contestants were Paul M. Young Earnest Shepherd and Ralph Millien. Young, born August 3 1884 in Mitchell, moved to Vermillion in 1892 and graduated from the state university in 1903 at age 19 as the youngest graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Rhodes
Vermilion
Paul M. Young
Vermillion
Earnest Shepherd
Ralph Millien
Alpean
State University
Garret Croppers
Paul
Ile
State University of South Dakota
Marie Antoinette Shawl Passed Through Clergy History
The lace shawl once given by Marie Antoinette to Abbe de Orme on the scaffold has survived through several church figures. It moved from the Abbe to Prelate Strobach in Breschin, then to Neunedorf church via Pastor Heinrichs after passing through a few clergymen. Burdock Blood Bitters is advertised for digestive relief.
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Marie Antoinette
Abbe de Orme
Strobach
Breshin
Neunedorf
Heinrichs
Sound Logic Riddle Sways About a Hat
A professor of logic hides a hat in a room then claims to see no one else present. He concludes he must be sitting on his own hat, and the anecdote confirms that indeed he was.
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Promises Croup and Throat Relief
An antique advertisement extols Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a cure for croup sore throat and pulmonary troubles promising relief from pain and a monarch over pain of every sort. The tone emphasizes universal effectiveness and suggests trust in a patent remedy.
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Monarch
Thomas
Travel Tickets For Louisiana Purchase Exposition
The C. St. KP. M. & O. offers round trip rates for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Sixty day excursion tickets cost $24.40 with final limit six ty days from sale. Ten day excursion tickets cost $22.00 with final limit ten days from sale. Extensions require paying the fare difference plus a 25 cent extension fee. Cc. B. Wilt, Agent.
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Cc. B. Wilt
Summer Excursion Rates to Western States and Texas
Summer tourist rates for 1904 apply to Colorado Utah Minnesota South Dakota Wisconsin Cloudcroft New Mexico and El Paso Texas from June 1 to September 30 with final return by October 1. Call at the depot for rates and information. C Wilt, Agent.
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Colorado
Uta
Minnesota
Dakota
Wisconsin
Cloudcroft
N. M
el Paso
Tex
Wilt
National Democratic Convention Excursion Tickets Sale
The St. Paul and Northern railway will sell excursion tickets to St. Louis and return for 18.51 dollars for July 2 to 6. Final return limit is 15 days from sale. C. B. Wilt, Agent.
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St, P. M
St. Louis
C. B. Wilt
Prohibition Delegates to Indianapolis Convention
The C. M. & St. P. railway offers Mitchell to Indianapolis round trip tickets for 24.00 on June 26 and 27, and a 14.75 return to St. Louis on June 27. Delegates may use these rates to attend the fair on return from Indianapolis. For details contact M. Patton, Avent, Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Patton, Avent
Mitchell, S, Db
Coach Excursion Rates for Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Coach excursion rates to St Louis via C S P M O railway to the exposition offered June 13 and 27 with round trip price 14 75 dollars. Tickets honored in coaches only and sales are June 13 and 27. Final return limit seven days from sale date. UC B Wilt agent
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St. Louis
C. St. Pp. M. & O. Railway
Uc.b
Wilt
Excursion Rates Announced by Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul
The railway company offers greatly reduced excursion tickets for travel to Indianapolis St Joseph Detroit Atlantic City Cincinnati West Baden and Louisville on specific June July and August dates. For details contact agent M F Patton.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Indianapolis
Ind
St. Joseph
Detroit
Mich
Atlantic City
N. J
Cincinnati
Ohio
West Baden
Itad
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Hostetter
Bitttter
Mitchell Boy
Maiterell
Advan
Tage
H. D. Butterfield
Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Louis, Mo
Prohibition
Louisville, Ky
M. F. Patton
Schaffner
Ux 'Thilored
Hart Sch
Ars
Lindr“A
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Acme Harvester CO
Binder Trust
D. W. Collins
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