Orator Miss Noble Wins Dakota University State Contest
Miss Edith Noble wins the state intercollegiate orator contest at Dakota University chapel, narrowly beating Gustavus Loevinger. The event featured three contestants with judges from Evanston and Aberdeen, followed by music and refreshments as students applauded.
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Dakota University
Bsen
Winired McVay
Edwin Noble
University Chapel
Bushfield
Loevinger
Noble
Colere
Mallory
Student’s Association
Youngman
H. J. Bushfield
Gustavus Loevinger
Logvinger
Miss Earth Noole
Sod
George Knotia
J. A. Boyd
Evanston, Ill
N. A. Swickard
Aberdeen
E. P. Hall
Mary Anderson
Plankinton
J. Norton
Mt. Vernon
J. S. Davis
Arlesian
Miss Noble
Mr. Loevinger
Heroul
Creamery Reorganization Aims to Form Cooperatives
Notices posted at Champeny creamery show the plant offered by the trustee as a possible cooperative. Farmers plan a meeting next Monday to decide on forming a cooperative to keep the creamery running, amid previous dissatisfaction with Milwaukee control and a hope for profitable operation locally.
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Milwaukee
Redford
Pleasing Society Event At Miss Gertrude Becker’s Home
A winter closing party hosted by Miss Gertrude Becker honored Miss Mathhes visiting with Mrs. R R Bowdle. Guests enjoyed a progressive lunch with prizes won by Miss Goodykooniz Julius Tiffany Emily Bras and Robert Burns. Contests and music followed with many compliments for the hostess.
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Gertrude Becker
Fanor
Mathhes
R .R. Bowdle
Miss Becker
Miss Goodykooniz
Julius Tiffany
Emn
Emily Bras
Robert Burns
Mildred Beebe
Mise Oliver
Parkstoun
Mies Sara Scallin
Maude Hager
Grace Beckwith
Morgia Becker
Walpole files $5000 damage suit against Greene brothers
A. D. Walpole has commenced suit against Charles T. Greene and Samuel T. Greene for damages of 5000 dollars. Papers served Monday afternoon. The case likely faces the May term of circuit court. Walpole is represented by attorney F. H. Winsor, with Curt Winsor of Sioux Falls assisting. The action stems from an assault by Charles Greene two months ago that left Walpole badly injured and bedridden for a period.
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A. D. Walpole
Charles T. Greene
Samuel T. Greene
Mr. Walpole
F. H. Winsor
Curt Winsor
Sioux Falls
Charles Greene
Changes at Agencies Bring Probable Indian Agent Move
Bob Sommers of Coumbelain may become the Indian agent at Lower Brule agency, with Bex Ash a Democratic holdover since December. J H Stephens of Crow Creek agency faces removal as congressmen and senators disagree on a replacement, Harry Chamberlain having support but Senator Kyle opposing. A Washington dispatch notes Stephens has been asked to resign.
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Bob Sommers
Coumberlain
United Saes
Lower Brule
Bex Ash
Sommers
Michell
J. H. Stephens
Crow Creek
Harry Chamberlain
Messrs. Gamble and
Brice
Kyle
Senate
Washington
Stephens
Mr. Stephens
City Hall Election Divides Mitchell Opinion
A Gazette letter by a reader named Citizen questions the city hall project while supporting the need for a building. The piece notes a masqued party event, discusses funding ideas, argues public ownership is best, and highlights Mitchell’s lack of a large public hall. The council has chosen a site and aims to advance construction in April despite opposition.
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Feas
Mitchell
City Hall Site Favored as Opera House Budget Booster
The council recommends Third and Rowley streets for the city hall location, arguing it is the best site in the business district and could be leased to private parties to create a fund to pay off building indebtedness. The paper urges voter support in April, noting potential tax fears offset by benefits to city credit and investment appeal.
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Council
Third
Rowley Streets
Masquerade Ball Draws Strong Attendance and Fun
The Workmen masquerade ball Friday night drew about 100 maskers with lively costumes. Prizes went to Ida Whyte as a cotton picker and C. C. Brus as Rip Van Winkle, with Mt. Vernon orchestra providing music into the night. Jos Sherman of the United States land office visited Wagner in Charles Mix county, showing interest in the bank there.
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Mies Ida Whyte
C. C. Brus
Bsat
Miga Whyte
Mr. Bras
Rip van Winkie
Mt. Vernon
Jos. Sherman
United States Land Office
Wagner
Charles Mix County
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F. W. Freyberg
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B A Bond
W. E. Crane
Denning Lawn
W.H. Webster & Co
South Main Street
Rockers
Main ST
S. G. Boyce
Mitchell, S. D
Chicago Shoe House
Dakota
Edith Noble
Lossinger
al Walpole
Greene
University
Miss
Mitchell Creamery
D. Walpole
Charles and
Samuel Greene
City Hall
the Gazette
New City Hall
Carry
ROYAL
Royal Baking Powder CO
William Street, New York
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