Mitchell High School Class of 1891 Graduates in Large Commencement
The Mitchell High School завершает its sixth annual commencement with twelve graduates, ten women and two men, in an audience that filled the opera house. Speeches cover topics from political issues to education and literature, with diplomas presented by President Hardesty and a benediction by Rev. Bradley. A gift of flowers and a gold watch is given to Miss Fannie Foster by forty parents praising her dedication.
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Mitchell High School
Pryne
Miss Lawrence
Board of Education
Board of Aldermen
Bradley
Harry Beckwith
Anna Althen
Bertha Carney
Linnie Wells
Nora Myers
Oscar Kanouff
Nellie Olson
Christ
Kit McDonald
Pres. Hardesty
Fannie Foster
Mitchell
South Dakota
Alexandria Journal
Gilbert
Brown
Mitchell Club
Alexandria
Mr. Brown
Johnnie
George
Northwestern line excursion fare sale announced in July
The Northwestern line will sell excursion tickets at one and one third fare for round trip. Tickets go on sale July 3 and 4 and are good to return July 6. C TM. OB LAND, Agent.
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Obland, Agt
The Grammar Graduates Exhibit Public School Progress
The first public exhibition by A Grammar grade pupils marked a memorable city school milestone. Forty scholars marched from the Prescot residence to Congregational church under Miss Thompson, presenting solos recitations and orations, with a large audience and windows filled.
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Congregational
Prescott
Thompson
Mitchell High School Alumni Hold Fourth Annual Meeting
The Mitchell High School alumni gathered Saturday at Dr and Mrs Bracy home with about thirty attendees including the recent graduating class. President M M Smith welcomed new members as Harry Beckwith spoke, with songs and toasts from Misses Cab Celeste Couglin Emma Harker and others followed by a formal banquet. Officers elected for the year are Artie Bracy president F Oscar Kanoutf vice president Emma Harker secretary Beulah Windle treasurer Frank Windle historian.
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Mitchell High School
Celeste Couglin
Beulah Windle
Frank Windle
Emily Rogers
Eva Keith
Mattie Foster
O. FE. Murray
University Alumni Meeting At Miss Foster Home
Last evening at Miss Fannie Foster's home a reception united University faculty former classes and the class of 1891. Miss Agusta Chandler recited The Old Clock on the Stairs and Miss Alicia E. Locke sang two numbers. O I Murray toasted the faculty and the class song of 1888 was sung. Miss Carlotta Moyer her sprig of history and Miss Jennie West Aggie Dunlap and Mattie Foster of 91 gave toasts. Officers for the next year were elected: President Miss Jennie West 91 Secretary Miss Emily Rogers 88 Treasurer Miss Beulah Windle 88 Vice President Miss Fannie Foster SI
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Fannie Foster
Agusta Chandler
Alicia E. Locke
O. I. Murray
Carlotta Moyer
Jennie West
Aggie Dunlap
Mattie Foster
Emily Rogers
Beulah Windle
Community urged to support home merchants and institutions
The piece argues for buying locally to sustain town businesses and the university. It cites hardships from itinerant solicitors, praises local merchants as reliable and trustworthy, and urges residents to back home enterprises over distant outlets. It also notes legal actions: Preston recovering judgments for a Aberdeen creamery contract and a Cham berlain common law marriage case, plus Hitchcock winning a barb wire suit in Ohio.
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Nate
AOD
Yankton
Redfield
Sioux City
Chicago
Preston
Aberdeen
Chamberlain
Hitchcock
Wauseon
Ohio
Willard H
Matilda Letcher
Letchers
Land Office Notes Contests Favor Claimants in Several Counties
The Register and Receiver recently decided multiple land contest cases in favor of the contestants. Cases include Herman Knispel vs. Hiram Earl in Davison County and William E. Nicholson vs. Charles Ross in Sanborn County. Final proof filed on a tree claim north of Mt. Vernon with Anton Maier and Peter Hogstadt as witnesses.
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Register and Receiver of the Land Office
Herman Knispel
Hiram Earl
Davison County
William E. Nicholson
Charles Ti. Ross
Sanborn
Margaret McLinn
Bert R. Plank
T. C. EB
Sanborn County
Aaron B. Green
Henry Kennedy
Nwt
Aurora County
Chris C. Miller
Joel E. Sheldon
T.C. EB
Samuel J. Shane
Reuben
Watts
Davison
Artimas Frederick
Mt. Vernon
Anton Maier
Peter Hogstadt
Belshazzar lecture and university progress in the state
A university lecture by Rev J C Shelland on Belshazzar in Babylon drew a large audience with vivid depictions. Prof Mars, formerly of the State University, spoke congratulating the university on progress and predicted a new era of prosperity for the state and its schools. The Huronite notes positive reports from Presiding Elder Bradford on Mitchell and the Methodist University, highlighting growing student numbers and strong faculty relations. The Pierre Capital piece mentions an Angell farming family and fruit crops, plus a detached Pierre desk note from 189- with travel and trade remarks about Mitchell merchants and the fall campaigns.
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University
J. C. Shelland
Belshazzar
Babylon
Daniel
C. B. Clark
Prof. Mars
The
State University
Mitchell ad rates lure merchants amid growing reader reach
A North Western appeal urges advertisers to contract now as The Weakly Capital claims widest reader base among Mitchell media. The piece notes Sabbath observance concerns, lists State Sabbath Association officers, and highlights local banking honors with a Roll of Honor featuring four South Dakota banks including Dakota National of Sioux Falls and First National of Rapid City.
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Mitchell
Sioux Falls Press
Financier
New York
United States
South Dakota
Dakota National
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Deadwood
No Excuse for Sulkiness and Beet Work in Norfolk
Omaha Bee notes demand for 500 men to work in beet sugar fields at Norfolk, praising local employment value. Also reports annual convention of the Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor in Minneapolis with Northwestern line round trip excursion tickets at 10.08 dollars, sale dates July 7 8 9.
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Omaha
Norfolk
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Minneapolis
Northwestern Line
C. H. Obland, Agt
Wreck of the Carrick Found Near Sand w ich
An old river channel at Pegwell Bay exposes a well preserved foreign built wreck in the Sand which may date to centuries past. Researchers believe it could be the Papal carrack Caryke sunk during Henry VII era.
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Cinque Port
Sandwich
Stour
Pegwell Bay
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Schoo
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Satitutio
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Miss Chandler
Roswell Miller
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L. B. Beardsley
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Iowa and Dakota
C. M. & St. P. Railway
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Land Office Notes
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F. B. Angell
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Pierre Capital
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Daily Republican
State Sabbath Association
Huron
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Millbank
Judge Palmer
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Col
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E. H. Grant
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S. IF. Huntley
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J. J. McIntyre
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United States Senate
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Columbian Commission and Directory
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Aroostook
Star-Herald
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