Sunday schools to meet in Mitchell
Committees from Mitchell Sunday schools met at the M B E church to plan the Davison county Sunday schools convention. They voted to host the sessions in Mitchell on July 16 and 17 with joint sessions of the executive and county committees to arrange programs and visiting country schools. The program featured songs recitations and dialogues with a church offering for the Publication Society of Philadelphia.
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Davison County Sunday Schools
Mitchell
M. BE
Davison County
E. Morris
Ida Loomer
S. G. Scoville
Florence Macmurray
Euna Blackman
M. L. Bobb
A. T. Downey
Misa Grace Bliss
W. H. Bacon
F. L. Ransom
J. N. Bell
Earl Rowley
L. A. Stout
Ethel Lyons
Hattie Boice
Jennie Drake
Western National Bank
Leach
Publication Society
Open Air Street Services Planned For Summer
Local pastors meet at the YMCA and plan open air Sunday night services at Main street and Third avenue this July and August. Speakers include J S Hoagland E M Jeffers F B Barnett with Congregational supplies and Y M C A collections to cover expenses and support gospel outreach to nonchurchgoers.
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Main Street
Third Ave
J. S. Hoagland
E. M. Jeffers
Congregational Supply
F. B. Barnett
Children’s Day Program at Baptist Church Delights Crowd
During morning worship the Baptist church held its annual Childrens Day program titled Make the World Brighter. The event was expertly arranged by Mevert F. Y. Pierce of Seran es and produced by the church, drawing praise for its quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Costs To Secure Nomination In South Dakota Campaign
Pierre S D campaign managers file expense accounts with the secretary of state. Congressmen Burke and Martin listed expenditures of 2400 and 2340 dollars respectively to secure renominations. John Simmons, manager for the stalwart campaign, shows 6470 dollars spent by his headquarters. The remaining expenses are expected to arrive later.
Injunction Against Railroads Dismissed After Taft Agreement
In St. Louis the government dropped injunction suits against 25 western railroads aimed at restraining freight rate hikes following an agreement between railroad presidents and President Taft. United States District Attorney Houtz announced the dismissal.
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St. Louis
Taft
United States
Houtz
Widow Delia Deere Dies. Parkersburg Obit Notices
Mrs Delia B Deere former Mitchell resident died at her daughter Mrs E Molynex Parkersburg Ia June 21 She born December 25 1833 in Dendalk Ireland learned at Dublin convent taught in Dublin at eighteen She married James Deere in New York nine years before her death Surviving children include J W Deere Cedar Rapids Ia Mrs F Deere Judson Milwaukee Wis and Mrs A Welch Rapid City SD Funeral held June 28 at St Patricks Parkersburg with High Mass and a sermon by Rev Utcehey of Waterloo Interment Allison cemetery
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Delia B. Deere
Mitchell
Bishop McKevett
Ireland
House of Lords
England
Duke of Bedford
James 4. Deere
Mens
New York
Deere
J. W. Deere
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
F. Deere Judson
Milwaukee
Alice Welch
Rapid City
Dak
E. Molynex
Parkersburg
St. Patricks Church
Waterloo
Allison Cemetery
Taft signs river and harbor bill amid disapproval
President Taft signed the river and harbor bill while denouncing the current distribution plan for harbor and river improvements and saying he would have vetoed it otherwise. He also urged Congress to appropriate one million dollars to relieve Colorado River flood conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Congress
Colorado River
Teachers Institute Ends in City After Two Weeks
Two week teachers institute linked with Dakota Wesleyan Summer School ends Friday. Attendance reaches 255 with 152 from Davison, 48 from Aurora, 45 from Hutchinson. Officials plan joint institute next year and some teachers stay for four week summer term.
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Teachers’ Institute
Dakota Wesleyan University
Aurora County
Hutchinson
Davison
Nolan
Aurora
Headleym
Browne
Kerfoot
Headley
Davicon County
Two University Students Wed in Alpena
John D. Evans class of 1906 of Dakota Wesleyan married Margie Smith a former University student in Alpena. Evans recently graduated from Garrett Biblical Institute and lives at Wessington. He was captain of the 1904 Dakota Wesleyan football team and YMC A president with a noted debating career. The wedding was at the bride’s parents home with Rev. J R Kaye officiating.
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Alpena
Margie Smith
Evans
Garrett Biblical Institute
Northwestern University
Wessington
State University
Northwestern
University of Michigan
A. F. Smith
J. R. Kaye
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Were Married at Quiet Wedding
A quiet wedding occurred on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs W C Rigert on Second Ave East. Their daughter Wilhmina married Albert L Hofstetter of Wesington Springs son of Mr and Mrs L J Hofstetter of this city. The ceremony took place at 2 o clock with the bridal party entering to Ohengrin as played by Miss Nettie Hofstetter. Rev F W Loose Lutheran pastor performed the marriage ceremony.
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First Ave. West
Mrs. Hofstetter
Wessington Springs
W. C. Riggert
Second Ave
Wilhmina
Albert L. Hofstetter
Wesington Springs
F.W. Loose
Lutheran Church
Preliminary exam for Spiro Demitt in fatal shooting case
Spiro Demitt charged with attempt to kill Dimitt Nikoloff. Witnesses from a Bulgarian crowd at the Milwaukee gravel pit in Ethan recount a handcar dispute escalating to a melee. Demitt fired, striking Nikoloff in the hip. bound over to November term in $1,000 bond.
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Spiro Demitt
Dimitt Nikoloff
Court House
Preston & Wagner
W. M. Herbert
DL. S. Meditchko
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Ethan
Dimitt
Nikoloff
Demitt
Justice Drake
Accident injures Spears ice wagon worker at East Fourth
A serious accident at Spears ice house wounded William Tuttle, driver for Spears. He was standing on a wagon hub when a horse started, causing him to be struck by a barrel and a large steel hook pierced his calf. He was taken home bleeding heavily and in weak condition, with infection risk and shock endangering recovery.
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William Tuttle
Mr. Tuttle
Tuttle
East Fourth Avenue
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Burke
Martin
Teachers Institute
Joint Institute OF
Missa Estella Hofstetter
August Riggert
John D. Evans
Dakota Wesleyan
Bride
Spears
H. R. Kibbee
J. T. Morrow
R. E.cone
E.A. Loomer Cashier
Ass't Cashier
Burma
A. T. McGovern
Sons
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