Mitchell Y M C A Reorganization Moves Forward
About fifty men gathered at the city hall to discuss reviving the Y M C A in Mitchell. Traveling secretary W M Parsons outlined a church free, broader approach and a goal of 250 members within a week. A twenty member committee will canvass the city to build support and a building may be erected within two years. The local board is chaired by Dr B F Reamer with W A Barber as secretary.
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City Hall
Young Mens’ Christian Association
W. M. Parsons
Minneapolis
Mitchell
The
Ciy
Y. M
Parsons
Chavass
Voi
M.O. A
Association
Tn Association
T. W. Seawan
S. H. Scallin
GC. W. Gillis
EB. Fonken
Married Iowa Pastor Weds Local Bride in Webster City
A Webster City Iowa Tribune notice reports the marriage of Pastor Jeffers to Miss Cross, performed Tuesday in Webster City. The ceremony drew many attendees, with local residents noting the couple’s crest of social prominence and the pastor’s notable sermons.
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Mer
Baptist Church
Iébater City
Webster
City
Iowa
Tribune
Jeffers
Erent
Mitchell
Dave‘c
le Moene
County delegates chosen for July conventions in this city
Voters selected delegates at the June 9 primary for Republican Democratic and Prohibition conventions to be held Tuesday July 7. The Republican slate includes 59 stalwarts and 20 insurgents with delegates listed by township and ward, noting Union Tobin Rome Mt Vernon and Blendon precincts carried by the stalwarts.
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Union
Tobin
Rome
Mt. Vernon
Blendon
Perry Township
W. H. Gilfillan
John Dondelinger
Badger Township
E. D. Watkins
C. P. Taylor
C. H. McLain
Brendon
Ole Luvlan
Ole ‘Bruland
H. Rothje
W. H. Snyder
John Asmussen
Kate Johnson
Geo. Newson
Thorn
R. V. Thompson
Union Township
R. Welch
Chis Wagner
Elijah Rogers
Baker
S A
Dickson
Chas O. Daniels
Pibin
E D. Carpenter
Ja. M. Sampsur
Rosie
Chas, Boreson
John’ W. Tyler
eRiay Howard
Elmer Barker
C. HK. Newbery
Irvin R. Stphenss
Frank Doroland
Marry Pavens
Win. A. Barber
Percival Jt Winslow
Samwsoteljicks
Christenson
Frank Suoswere
S. B Spink
J. S. Daniels
B. M. Johnston
F Dundas
H. H. Olard
V. H
A. .H. Betts
A. B Seaton
John H Creighton
A. B. Haer
A. BE. Dean
J. B. Wo Becth
H.tarneaure
Roy Perry
J. T. Miller
Samuel Webber
Loyal Temperance Legion Holds Second Annual Convention
The Loyal Temperance Legion meets in a Methodist church with Walter Seaman presiding. State and local officers attend including Miss Mildred Rundell and Miss Helen Bowen of Parker, John Berry of Mitchell, and visiting dignitaries from the WCTU. Routine business and memorial services are held as part of the sessions.
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the Loyal Temperance Legion
Walter Seaman
Mildred Rundell
Parker
Helen Bowen
John Berry
Mitchell
State Union
Cora B. Aldrich
Sioux Falls
Luella A. Baryey
Woonsocket
R. J. Smit
Wessington Springs
Ida B. Wise
Des Moines
Welcoming Session at Loyal Temperance Legion Convention
The Wednesday evening session in Brookings featured delegates welcomed by Miss Bertha Jacquith of Ipswich and city officials. Speakers included Mayor Hitchcock and Dr H S Wilkinson, with performances by local performers and an offering address by Mrs Ida B Wise. The Thursday program covered department reports, L Y T L institute, and talks on the L T L’s relation to the W C T U and its benefits.
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Convention of the Loyal Temperance Legion
Bertha Jacquith
Ipswich
Brookings Legion
Seaman
Hitchcock
H. S. Wilkinson
C. E. Vermilyea
Florence
Strayer Morrow
Brookings
Helen Bowen
Parker
Florence Morris
M. R. Tournier
Fern Medley
Earnest Just
Ida B. Wise
Des Moines
Iowa
John ‘Berry
Maud Bjodstrup Weds Hugh McLean In Sioux Falls Ceremony
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock Maud Olive Bjodstrup daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Bjodstrup married Hugh Stewart McLean of Rock Rapids Iowa The ceremony at the Methodist church was conducted by Dr H S Wilkinson with Miss Florence Brodstrupp playing Mendelssohn The couple left by the 7 05 Omaha train for Sioux Falls and on to Rock Rapids The bride wore white Swiss lace gown and gold trim with a bouquet of roses The groom is a jeweler and former resident of the city A niece served as ring bearer and a luncheon followed in yellow and white The bride has been a top stenographer in T J Spangler s law office and will be missed by friends in the city
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Katherine
Edward M. Jeffers
Irene Gresz
Eva
L. N. Call
Jeffers
First Baptist Church
Mitchell
5. D
Colgate University
Theological Pena
Iowa State Normal School
Missionary Training School
Chicago
State Normal College
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Ben
Missionary Union
Maud Olive Bjodstrup
Fred Bjodstrup
Hugh Stewart McLean
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Florence Brodstrupp
Mendelssohn
H. S. Wilkinson
Methodist Church
Little Bessie Howie
Sioux Falls
T. J. Spangler
McLean
Omaha
Open Letter to Mitchell on Holiness Camp Plans
Joseph E. Norvel promotes The South Dakota Holiness Association behind a new Mitchell camp near four miles from town. He details a campground costing 1500 a boarding house 8500, a tent tabernacle and campers tents, with plans for a pavilion to seat thousands. The letter urges locals to visit buy lots, aid fundraising, and spread the word for a large July evangelistic assembly attracting visitors from across the region.
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Mitchell
Daily Republican
South
Dakota Holiness Association
Epworth League Assembly
Iowa
Waco
Texas
New Home Furniture Finds Cash Buyers Fast
A note on selling surplus furniture: items you no longer need may be quickly traded for cash through a classified or want ad. The guidance emphasizes that diminishing space and utility prompt selling opportunities.
Vote Practically Complete Pierre June 24
County officials report returns from all counties show Burke and Martin as congress nominees and Johnson as treasurer by the stalwarts while others align with the progressives. United States Senator Crawford 35153 versus Kittredge 33036 for a Crawford lead of 2117. Congressmen Hall 29983 and Glass not finished.
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Pierre
Burke
Martin
Johnson
United States
Crawford
Kittredge
Poker raid in Tobin & Gormley building spreads fines
Policeman John Slater and F. J. Purdy raided a second story room in the Tobin & Gormley building and arrested four men playing poker. Police Justice Markham fined each man fifteen dollars. Names listed were Fred Moenk William Warne Frank Woodward and Chas Cras. Tobin corrected the location saying the room was over the billiard hall of Gormley Bros.
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Mitchell Gazette
John Slater
F. J. Purdy
Tobin & Gormley
Frank Woodward
Police Justice Docket
Markham
Fred Moenk
Wm. Warne
Chas. Cras
Philip Tobin
Tobin and Gormley
Tobi
Gormley Bros
Busines
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Diehl & Brown
Temperance Legion
Hall
Glass
Vessey
Browne
Shober
Schrader
Polley
Waltner
Minning
Warner
Cassill
Dokken
Eide
Ustrud
Ramer
Robinson
Wickre
Smith
National Committeemlan
Thorson
Einnerud
Dele
Hollister
Scalli2 Bros
Bjodstrup
Mrs
Fred
John WD. Haney
Edna Creighton
Norvell
Joseph E. Norvel
Ashton
S. D
Burke and Martin
Republican Party
Congress
Sands Peerless Feeer
Northwest
Old
Bohemia
Mississippi
John Gund Brewing CO
la Crosse
Wis
T. W. Keavy
Sioux Falls, So
Dak
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