Mitchell Home Talent Shines In The Banker's Daughter
Mitchell's dramatic company presented The Banker's Daughter at the corn palace for St Marys Guild. Ellis and Lennon led the cast with strong support from Bras Downey Rogers and others as the audience applauded the well cast, lively production. Miss Kittie McDonald died after Brights disease at 22. funeral held at the Methodist church with Rev Louis Bradford. interment Graceland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Palace
St. Mary’s Guild
Messrs. Ellis
Lennon
Mitchell Talent
Babbage
Harold Rutlege
Mr. Lennon
John Streblow
Streblow
C. C. Bras
Westbrooke
Count de Carrojac
C. W. Downey
H. P. Beckwith
Montevillin
C. G. Rathbun
Geo
Washington Phipps
H. G. Nichole
Old Brown
Julia Rogers
Lillian Westbrooke
Marion Krom
Florence St. Vincent Brown
J. D. Anderson
Little Phebe Brown
Natiliee
R. E. Dundas
Avery Frink
Jerrold
Lee Family
Mesdames Hitchcock
Nichols
Carl Hover
Miss McDonald
Kittie McDonald
Louis Bradford
Lee
W.E. Lott
J. A. Brown
Messrs
Reuben Dwight
E. P. Blanchard
Oscar Kanouff
Will Rogers
Art Brookings
Graceland Cemetery
Miss Kittie McDonald Dies After Illness
Miss Kittie McDonald, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. McDonald, died Thursday afternoon at their south side home after a three month illness from Brights disease. The death ends a residence in this city that has spanned several years and leaves a large circle of friends mourning the young woman.
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Kittie McDonald
Bright
Sioux City
Miss McDonald
Mitchell High School
Davison County
Wm. M. Smith
M. M. McDonald
Kittie
Scallin
Mitchell
Scotland
County Schools Graduation Echoes Davison County Progress
Ten graduates of Davison County country schools received diplomas at a Saturday afternoon ceremony in the Corn Palace. The program featured essays and orations by students and musical numbers by local performers. County Superintendent Miss West presented diplomas and offered encouragement for future guidance as Frank Conklin and Chair Johnston of the railroad commission discussed matters in town before traveling to Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Corn Palace
Davison Conty
Larie Momsen
Gertie Bromwell
Lee
H. G. Nichols
Gertrude Becker
Blanchard
Frank Conklin
Clark
City
Johnston
Pierre
Mitchell Board of Equalization adjourns after session
The Mitchell city council acting as a board of equalization adjourned Monday evening after nearly a week of hearings. Most assessments remained unchanged, with few raises on securities and two notable increases for D. W. Collins and Frank Weller. The session established a precedent for future boards and included discussions on land valuation and a local marriage notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
Smith
Logan
First National Bank
Davison
Mitchell National Bank
Kibbee
Security Bank
D. W. Collins
Wm. Koch
John Colvin
Frank Weller
Bracy
Married Monday Morning in Quiet Scotland Nuptials
Will Scallin of Scotland and Miss Susie Ralston wed Monday at the bride’s mother’s home on West Fourth Street. Rev. Louis Bradford officiated as relatives witnessed a brief ceremony. The couple left on the south Milwaukee at 11 30 for Scotland, amid rice showers and friend Kodak pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Scallin
Scotland
Susie Ralston
S. Ralston
West Fourth Street
Louis Bradford
Scallin
Milwaukee
Will
Harry Beckwith
Kodak
Mitchell fire dept claims hook and ladder title at Canton meet
Mitchell firemen return home to cheers after winning the championship hook and ladder contest at Canton earning the banner and $150. Swindler placed third in the 31 class. Chief Gillis finished second in the foot race and Farl Rogers won the laddermen contest. An Old Soldiers Reunion in Spencer drew 2,900 to 3,000 attendees with bands, tents, and a national color decorated camp. George A. Silsby gave the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Mitchell Fire Department
Canton
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Centerville
Swindler
Mitchell Boys
Gillis
Farl Rogers
Spencer
Geo. A. Silsby
Acknowledgment from Mrs Welch on Death of Husband
Mrs. R. D. Welch thanks the Ladies' Cemetery Association of Holy Family Church for their sympathetic resolutions and prayers after the death of her husband. The note from Mitchell dated June 19 1896 expresses consolation for a desolate wife and sorrowful children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
Holy Family Church
R. D. Welch
Mitchell
Also Mentioned on This Page
S.H. Scallin
I. D
E. S. Kellogg
Tyrone
N. Y
S. H. Scallin, seWween’ and Bookseller
Smith & Conyes
Gillis Bargain House
George E. Logan Furniture CO
South Dakota
A. H. Pearson
HTC
Ellis
Entertainment
Young America
Artic Explorations
Rapida Gencygiatie
Eunice W. Grieve Success
Ducfelera
Henry McConkey Music
C, Espe, Syeiele
Lawrence Carlson
Bee
Benjamin Franklin
Jesse Harader
Susie Rolston
Mars
Huron
Fire Department Home
U.S. Gov’t
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