University Board Transacts Large Week of Business
The Da kota Wesleyan University board meets in Mitchell with five lawyers four bankers and several officials to debate a major reorganization. They plan department deans a finance committee a modern accounting system and a semester reform with a September 4 special meeting. Endowment drives target 100000 with 65000 pledged and a broader 200000 goal by 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Wesleyan University
State Board of Charities
Manchester Liscuit Company of
Sioux Falls
Martin
Elrod
Frank.com
A. B. Hager
Mitehell
L. D. Manchester
Ralph L. Brown
Aberdeen
S. J. Terris
J. P. Morrow
A. B. Hazes
J. P. Jenkins
H.S. Wilkinson
Nicholson
Mitchell
Black Hills
Hot Springs
A. I. Baker
Belle Fourche
Edith Noble
T. F. Graham
Roland Neal
Jayne
Hobson
Fullenwider
Carnegie
J. . Hunt
Milbank
C. V. Gilliland
Doctor and nurse wed in quiet Letcher ceremony
Dr J S Laughead and Miss Edith Byers were married Monday at 4 30 p m by Rev Mr Kerton on the south side. She came from St Joseph Missouri to wed, both formerly at the St Joseph hospital where they met as nurse and physician. They planned to practice in Letcher, and after visiting Dr and Mrs W R Ball they departed by afternoon train for Letcher.
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J. S. Laughead
Edith Byers
Cupid
Laughead
Letcher
W. R. Ball
Travelors Big Convention Week in Mitchell South Dakota
Travelers plan a South Dakota Traveling Men Association convention in Mitchell with a parade at 11 the first day, Senator LaFollette speaking, baseball, a musical comedy In Pensacola, a grand ball, and illuminated Main Street. Sioux Falls Aberdeen Lennox Letcher Wessington Springs and Redfield bands join as delegations head to the event. Saturday covers business sessions and site selection for next year.
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South Dakota
Traveling Men’s Association
Mitchell
Senator LaFollette
Corn Palace
Omaha
Wessington Springs
Letcher
Lennox
Mt. Vernon
Pensacola
Gale Theatre
City Hall
Association
Aberdeen
Redfield
Sioux Falls
Queen City
Scotland bank wrecker sentenced to five years
Charles C. King pleaded guilty to twelve of ninety five counts under national banking laws. He received a five year federal prison term at Leavenworth Kansas. King claimed acts were to save the bank, not for personal gain, and the director consented to loans believed sound at the time. The U S attorney offered no sentencing recommendation.
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Pierre Capital
Charles C. King
Scotland Bank
United States
Leavenworth
Kansas
King
F. D. Wicks
University Bids Farewell to Graham and Lardner
The University board commends Professor Theodore S. Graham and Professor James Lawrence Lardner as they depart. Graham moves to join Redpath Lyceum Bureau after a long, influential service and will earn a significantly higher salary. Mrs. Graham faces health concerns guiding the move. the couple have sold their Mitchell home and plan to relocate to suitable locations for health and work.
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Theodore S. Graham
James Lawrence Lardner
Graham
Chamberlain
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Ft. Worth
Tex
Mitchell
Pacific Coast
South Dakota
City
Married an Iowa Lady
Miss Genieve C. Little of Prairie City Iowa and Mr Raymond Hannett of Mitchell South Dakota wed June 12 at 8 00 pm in the bride s home before relatives. The couple will live in Chamberlain South Dakota where Mr Hannett works for a Sioux Falls grocery firm.
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Genieve C. Little
Prairie City
Raymond Hannett
Mitchell, S. D
J. H. Little
Little and Gill Hardware Co
Attorney Hannett
Mitchell
S. D
Sioux Falls
Chamberlain
Nellie Hannett
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Ulehl & Brown
Megqverns
Olney & McDaid
Clinton
Iowa
Dean
Scallin Bros
the Board OF Trustees
University Board
Ing
Carland
National Bank
Graham and
Lardner
Dakota Wesleyan
Ray Hannett
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