Galli-Curci May Appear With Mitchell Tour
Galli-Curci the renowned coloratura soprano may join an upcoming Mitchell tour in the United States. Reports say the Philharmonic club announced plans amid rising ticket prices and strong local interest, with Chicago critics noting enthusiastic responses to her performances.
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Mie. Galli-Curci
Elo Ratuit
Pecen
Matchel
Philharmonic Club
Ametita Gilli-Curei
South Apierien
Camso
United States
Galli-Curei
Rowe
Madrid
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Carei
Chas. 1
Waene
John McCornell
Tayings
Matharmonie Club
Mitchell
Mitchell High Wins Fourth Straight on Western Tour
Mitchell High School basketball extended its win streak to four with a 17 to 10 victory over Rapid City High School in Belle Fourche. Coach Wheatley praised his team for strong floor play as Riley and Wiltse led scoring. the Rapid City Journal commended Mitchell as clean and skilled.
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Mitchell
Rapid City
Belle’ Fourche
Spearfish
Ben
Wheatley
Grundland
Riley
Wiltse
Tuckes
Watson
Tupon
Rapid City Journal
Stewart
A. Gray
J. Gray
Jine Anderson
Oaya Gasuwiemen
Rhoyan
W Anderson
Wilts
Sewart
D. Gray
Emery
Wheatey
Dineup
Scallin
Tipton
Jillches
Enn Wa
College Folks Hold Banquet Honors Washington Birthday
Dakota Wesleyan students observed Washingtons birthday with a banquet and program of toasts. The mandolin club accompanied courses as classes sang about their achievements. Speech theme hatchets reflected the Washington connection.
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Washington
Dakota Wesleyan
Tiv
Mandolin Club
V. Gilliland
Mildred Tpriseh
Phearil
March Round-Up at Ranch No 1059
Terms of a community event feature an evening with popeye style dishes and music. The lodge plans a boxing match and a candidate reception with a marching novelty theme, with officers to inspect, luncheon, and minstrel acts.
Evening program at Glass Vets draws town crowd
A chapel program featuring a preparatory department sketch and a dramatic segment titled Rattlesnake Bill highlighted the Glass Vets event. Students from freshmen to seniors performed scenes, with Miss Morris and others in supporting roles. Hog swap prices and auction results followed, noting high prices and strong attendance.
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Petrie
Hoew
Thetine Cassey
Dee
Louis Todnent
Utica
Aeain
Washington
Tai
William S. Part
Clara Kimball Young
Pinos Wilder
Hampshire hog sale sets state record at Mitchell pavilion
The Mitchell stock commission hosts a Hampshire hog sale drawing about 200 breeders. A bred sow lot averages $78.58 with top price $170 for a bred son sold to R J Boles. Wayne Barnard and Col. Wulick led bidding as prices spiked due to strong demand from Iowa and South Dakota breeders.
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Nivien
Iankintan
Sturd
Mitchell
Natn
Dekonmk
Oiuy
Arr
Bolind
Newhawkka
South Dakota
Col
Salanta
Hampshire Advocate
South Utota Association
Hampshire
WoTssid
Hie
Chi Mihi
Vinneison
Jane
Abdergson
Mir
S. Geasy
Nines Fa
Walter It
Trabbard
Lane
Ati Barnard
Reimar
Mitchell Pavilion
Ol. Wuliek
Atlanta
Wayne Barnard
R. Harls
Mt. Vernon
Mitchell High Trio to Debate Alexandria in District Meet
Mitchelligh schaets led trio advances to face Alexandria in the state district debate. They survived the first round by Spencer high school forfeiture and will challenge Sioux Falls and Madison in the next round. Judges are not yet named as the Mitchell team aims for the district title.
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Mitchelligh Schaets
Nile
Mitch
Bill
Mitchell Lodge
B. P
A. Kelley
S. D. Wadsworth
Sioux Falls
Kelley
Mitchell Elks
Elks
Lyman County Pioneer Casper Dice Dies at 70
Casper Dice, longtime Lyman County resident and developer of the area, died at about seventy years old. He managed a ranch 12 miles south of Presho and leaves a wife Judson, plus two children Ya and Catherine Die. His widow and family mourn his loss.
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Presho
Casper Dice
Dice
Beresford Plans Public Library Building
Local residents seek a public library by submitting an application to Andrew Carnesie for funds to erect a handsome building. The town would maintain the library after it opens to the public.
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Beresford
Andrew Carnesie
Local Notes Highlight Mitchell Visitors and Community Events
Mitchell area notes record visits of Gunningham from Mankinton and J. Sullivan from Mason City, a Parent Teachers meeting at Lincoln School, and a Mitchell police court appearance for disturbance. School group activities, hospital exchanges, and local travel to Pierre, Madison, and New Orleans are noted along with several hospital surgeries and a university student's return.
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Ort Crook
Meyer
Gyrill
Bein
Eaworth Hospital
Charles Sewell
Iate Cracher
J. K. Smith
Sioux City
Tim
Graimard
Milwaukkee
Mitchell
Sanborn
J. McTighe
Kansas City Life
Mitehell
New Orleans
N. J. Pellew
John Kurvink
Pierre
Ben Derr
University of Pennsylvania
W. der
Senate Defeats Utilities Bills Amid Lobbyist Push
Mitchell lobbyists return as Senate votes to indefinitely postpone action on three utility control bills. Amendments by Senator Charles Botesen helped kill the measures. Other actions include an appropriation of 7,500 for remodeling the stock pavilion and passage of a center heating plan for the state tuberculosis sanitarium at Custer.
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Senate
Ieasnures
Mitchell
Weller
J. Peliow
John Warink
Redfield
Sioux Pelis
Watertown
Botesén
Davison
Owhitchell
Railway Commission
Noresan
Wanzer
Vidi
Callaisie
Dowdell
Avi Out E Aceveeot Disoanibe, Opis
P2hh
Senate Moreue
Stoop
Tuberculosis Sanitariunmi
Custer
House
Stole Twenty Chickens In High Value Grand Larceny Case
Arthas sebo confessed stealing about twenty thoroughbred chickens valued at 12 dollars each. He has been a resident of rookines county and faces sentence in Sioux Parls penitentiary after custody by Bren ines county authorities. The theft's high value classifies the crime as grand larceny.
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Brookings
Arthas Sebo
Rookines County
Sioux Parls Penitenti
Ines County
Heroic act prevents Milwaukee line rail accident
In Wolsey South Dakota near town a man named Wevy proved a hero by spotting a broken rail four inches long while crossing the Milwaukee railway tracks. He shielded by stepping away as a southbound train approached, averting what could have been a serious wreck.
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Wolsey, Sdi Tames Wevy
This Place
Milwaukee Railway Company
Juissenss
Dbes
Halfbreed Held for Attack in Tripp County
Gregory S. 11, an Iowa born Kansas Indian, is in custody on a serious charge of assault with intent to kill. If Hutchinson dies, murder or manslaughter charges may follow. He and a white coworker, Hutchinson, were employed on Joe Bladcebinds ranch. The attack left Hutchinson unconscious and stabbed near the heart. Gregory hid in a haystack for a day before being captured.
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Gregory
Tia
Tripp
Hutchinson
Joe Bladcebind
Minnesota Football Practice Sets Twice Weekly
Minneapolis Minnesota football practice at the University of Minnesota will be held twice weekly. Twenty players responded to Coach Williams spring call. Coach es believe Clarence Ross may develop into a good lineman, a tall rangy player around 200 pounds. He played at Morehouse College Atlanta Georgia.
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Pootbalel
Neapolis
Minn
University of Minnesota
Williams
Clarence Ross
Morehouse
Appleman Named Manager of Alexandria Light Plant
Alexandria South Dakota -- Carl Appleman of Claremont Nebraska has been engaged by the city council to manage the local municipal electric light system. He will assume duties March 1.
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Ramnage Alien
Alexandria
S. D
Carl Appleman
Claremont
Neb
Perry Township Social Roundup Shows Departures and Visits
Otto Walker visited his brother Robert Walker in Perry Township last week. Mr and Mrs Sherman Lewis and Mr and Mrs Milo Dailey spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Beauman. Bates made a business trip to Ethan on Tuesday. School at risk from whooping cough and mumps but will continue after exposure. Mr and Mrs William Balding hosted a farewell party for neighbors moving to Miller after eleven years. M P Bates entertained the Ladies' Social Hour with 44 guests on Feb 21. The club meets March 21 with music solos recitations and a chorus. The Perry Township Union adjourns to a gathering March 7 at the Johnsen home.
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Otto Walker
Farmer
Robert Walker
Sherman Lewis
Milo Dailey
Ienry Beauman
SW. Bates
Ethan
Mason Lewis
Baby
Lewis
Banter
Artesian
William Balding
Milier
Genera Ni Siiing
Aupie
May
Balding
M. P. Bates
Clint Wildmann
A. L. Smith
Perry
Dakotans urged to aid starving Belgian children
Nus Pus SiaDi-Geotze eR Pouthit of Sioux Falls chairs the relief committee for Belgium and outlines plans to raise funds and secure material. The group includes former governors and state leaders and will campaign statewide, relying on broad resident cooperation to reach its goal.
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Nus Pus SiaDi——Geotze Er
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South Dakota Forefront in Per Capita Relief Aid
A committee states South Dakota will lead the nation in per capita contributions for relief of destitute and starving children, aiming to set a standard for other states and rally local support.
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South Dakota
States of the Union
Fire destroys Wakonda business district in morning blaze
A morning fire in Wakonda South Dakota caused about $60,000 in damages to the business section. The principal losses were Babb & Babb Dwyed & Babb and AA J Devine stores. Firemen battled the blaze and prevented spread to the rest of the district.
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Wakonda
S. D
Babb & Babb
Dwyed & Babb
J. Devine
Kimball Child Homicide Accident Verdict
An 11 year old boy Whitaker was accidentally killed by a gun discharge at Hans Vorgerau's home while playing with Clarence Schlie present. The coroner's jury returned an accidental death verdict with mournful public reaction.
Leash of State Lands Auction Notice
Notice states that on March 19 1917 all unleased state lands in Davison County will be offered for lease at public auction from 10 a m to 4 p m at the courthouse Pierre January 11 1917 N E Knight Commissioner of School and Public Lands.
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Davison County
Said County
Pierre
N. E. Knight
Wilkins Announces New Women’s Store in Mitchell
Mitchell prepares for a new women's apparel emporium by Wilkins at 204 Main Street. The shop features Kaiser gray quarter-sawed oak fixtures, full glass display, and a 25 foot front with 45 foot window, plus modern lighting. Miss Mary Gyling will head the millinery department, aiming for the largest in the state.
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Mi Hh
Kaiser Cray
L Wilkins
Hyles
Mitchell
Wilkins
Mary Gyling
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