L C Taylor Dead Editor Died After Stroke in Alexandria
L C Taylor editor of the Alexandria Herald died Thursday night from a stroke of apoplexy. Funeral services were held Sunday with large attendance. Mitchell delegates, K T Knights and Masons joined a long procession to the church and cemetery. Differs from prior notice by detailing the funeral and community reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Taylor
Alexandria
Keights Templar
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Mitchell
Eastern Star
Syracuse
N. Y
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bryan
Charlotte, Mich
Republican
Alexandria Herald
South Dakota
Minneapolis
W. L.taylor
Masons
State Band
Sir Knights
Masons of
Eastern Star Chapter
Presbyterian Church
T. H. Youngman
Dr. Williams
Youngman
Wm. Marble
John Thompson
P. A. Zollman
W. K. Stillwell
W. S. Hill
W. J. Murray
Needs the Money Now University appeal for $10,000 in Mitchell and Davison counties
W I Graham urges Mitchell and Davison counties to raise $3,000 more to fund a new university building. He cites nine years of work, growing attendance, and a $40,000 overall investment, calling for 500 volunteers to canvass, subscribe, and urge others to donate cash.
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Mitchell
Dayvison County
Davison County
Mitchell and
W. I. Graham
Black Hills Christian Outlook Debuts in Deadwood
Rev. C. B. Clark and Mrs. Anna R. Morris Clark publish the initial issue of Black Hills Christian Outlook in Deadwood. The magazine, not political, surveys monthly religious and educational work in the Black Hills and aims to encourage workers for good in quab eyeL field they may choose to toil.
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Black Hills
Deadwood
C. B. Clark
D. D
Anna R. Morris Clark
Washington
Lincoln
Clark
Mitchell
Quab Eyel
Masons and Eastern Star Banquet Celebrated in Davison County
A large social evening unfolded at the Masonic hall as the Eastern Star hosted about 90 guests including many Masons and wives. The event featured a long glittering banquet, a grand march led by Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock, and a card of song titles tested by Mrs. Scallin and Mrs. Foster.
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Eastern Star Chapter
Mason‘c
Masonic Hall
Ladies of the Star
H. E. Hitchcock
Star Committee
New Settlers Arrive for Davison County Farms
Two more settlers for Davison county arrived in the city this morning for location on farms near Mitchel. They were John Benton.
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M. Marshalls
Decatur City
Iowa
Mt. Vernon
Perry
Omaha Road
D. S. Barrows
Bert Dempster
Henry Marks
Fenimore
Wis
Mitchell
South Dakota
Davison County
J. W. White and Son
Chas. Holshire
Hubbard
Omaha
Germania Land Co
Mizener
Letcher
Republican
Davison
Mitchel
John Benton
Pythian Gold Mining Co Formed in the Hills
J E Platt Faulkton 8 D and J F Armstrong Clark 8 D with N J Frayne Hornick Iowa and S H Scallin C C Bras form the Pythian Gold Mining and Milling Co owning 160 acres in the mineral belt near Hill City. A Ericson elected general manager and mine superintendent. 50 000 shares offered at 10c cash or 12 1 4c monthly. Officers named Scallin president Armstrong vice president Frayne second vice president Bras secretary Platt treasurer.
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J. E. Platt
Clark
J. F. Armstrong
Faulkton
S. H. Scallin
C. C. Bras
Pythian Gold Mining & Milling Co
N. J. Frayne
Hornick
Iowa
Black Hills
A. Ericson
Hill City
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S. HH. Scallin
Reed
W. H. Webster &Co
South Main Street
Mitchell, South Dakota
Chicago Shoe House
Ewel Paints
M. H. Gosche
First
Graham
Dakota University
St. Bernard Comandery, K. T
Milwaukee
Knights
Dr. Clark’s Magazine
Pythian Gold Mining Co
The
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AS Baking Powder CO
William ST. New York
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