Catholic Youth Dramatic Club Stages Kathleen Mavourneen at Grand Opera House
About five hundred attended the Catholic church youths’ Thursday performance of Kathleen Mavourneen at the Grand Opera House. Proceeds, roughly $85 after expenses, benefited the parochial school. The cast included Belle Koch, Josie Willkomm, Barbara Rogan, Augusta Maguire, Frank McGovern, James Rogan, J. C. Russell, James Foley, Earl Brown, Eugene Foley, John Manley, Eddie Foley, and Mary McGovern with director Dr. Edgar Dix. The show drew warm applause for acting, dancing, and musical interludes and featured standout song and dance numbers by Willkomm and Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Kathleen Mavourneen
Belle Koch
Miss Koch
Josie Willkomm
Kitty O’laverty
Barbara Rogan
Dorothy Kavanaugh
Augusta Maguire
Meg Marslogh
Miss Willkomm
Frank McGovern
Barnard Kavanaugh
Bill Button Cap
Rhody
James Foley
Father O’cassidy
Earl Brown
Capt. Clearfield
Eugene Foley
David O'Connor
John Manley
Red Barney
Eddie Foley
Darby Doyle
J. C. Russell
Elizabeth Conant
Mamie McDermaid
John
Mary McGovern
Edgar Dix
Y M C A Convention At Salem Draws Dakota University Representation
Collegiate Y M C A members from Dakota University attended a Salem convention with several other state colleges represented. C C Michener led the gathering. Mitchell elected officers include C R Fisher, R A Carhart, J S Knox, and J T Morrow. The group plans to expand beyond strictly collegiate chapters statewide. A traveling secretary will visit all organizations to strengthen the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota University
Salem
C. G. Paulson
J. P. Hauser
L. Miller
F. A. Norton
P. D. Jones
J. A. Corwin
F. A. Arms
E. T. Coulton
G. W. Reynolds
L. Shuster
E.S. Whittaker
R. A. Carhart
L. L. Layne
C.C. Michener
Michener
Mitchell
C. R. Fisher
Redfield
A. Carhart
J. S. Knox
Vermillion
J. T. Morrow
Debate on Hawaii Annexation Draws Verdict
City schools closed for a spring vacation week as Gus Levinger Clyde Kimball Mamie Saul and Frank McLain debated whether Congress should oppose the annexation of the Hawaiian Islands. Judges were split and the discussion ended in a draw.
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Gus Levinger
Clyde Kimball
Mamie Saul
Frank McLain
Congress
Hiachian Islands
Five new initiates boost Eastern Star chapter membership
A special meeting of the Eastern Star initiated five candidates, reflecting a surge in new members. Officers plan frequent specials to handle the volume, followed by a luncheon and late conclusion as the chapter eyes its largest membership gain in the state by Redfield's May grand chapter meeting.
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Eastern Star
Redfield
Cash shocks at Tyndall horse and cattle sale
I W Seaman reports a $3400 sale with farmers paying $3000 in cash at the clerk and leaving $400 in notes or mortgages. Also, hunters Adams and Hauert bag a giant 80 inch white swan during a duck hunt and plan to mount it if affordable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Seaman
Tyndall
Herb Adams
Jacob Hauert
Talked and Feasted Ensign Gribben Left Minneapolis
Ensign Gribben traveled to Minneapolis for a farewell visit and will not return to his previous post. The report notes a lengthy stay and possible reassignment, with no stated return date.
University Banquet Delights Students With Diverse Toasters
Monday evening the University held a deferred students banquet in the dining hall. Plates for 110 guests filled four tables while the college orchestra played and toasts followed. Speakers included Allan Cowan L C Sage Florence Keen and E S Whittaker as well as President Graham and H A Rodee with music by Maydalle Cox and a toastmaster Bruce McVay.
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Studens
Allan Cowan
W.L. Robinson
L. C. Sage
E. S. Whittaker
Mr. Sage
Graham
H. A. Rodee
Maydalle Cox
Bruce McVay
J. ©. Russell
Salvation Army Officers Leave Mitchell for General Booth Meetings
Ensign Gribben and Lieutenant Jorgson have traveled to Minneapolis for meetings with General Booth. Northwestern division officers are summoned for a grand demonstration. They will not return to Mitchell. new officers will replace them. Gribben improved recruitment and reduced debt as she led the Mitchell rack, inspiring local youths. Meetings will be conducted by local members until replacements arrive.
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Ensign Gribben
Jorgenson
Salvation Army
Mitchell
Minneapolis
General Booth
Northwestern
Army
Mitchell Interfered In Populist Convention Location
Sioux Falls man John T. Cogan criticized the state populist convention venue, claiming the Sioux Falls setback was misrepresented. He aired grievances in the Argus Leader, saying the previous evening’s item misled readers about the convention’s location.
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Sioux Falls
John T. Cogan
Mitchell
Cogan
Mr. Cogan
Argus Leader
Aberdeen and Mitchell Rivalry Over Conventions Debate
The Aberdeen and Sioux Falls delegations clashed as Mitchell factions tipped the scales. Ballot tallies show Aberdeen and Mitchell influencing the convention location, with Mitchell proving to have as good a shot as Sioux Falls on the ballots. Sioux Falls lessons propose humility as regional pride is debated.
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Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
M. T. DeWoody
Jos Myers
Father Haire
Mitchell
John T. Cogan
Scattering
South Dakota
Champeny Creamery begins new building at Mitchell
The Champeny Creamery Co. starts hauling material for a new Mitchell creamery on J L Norris’s farm six miles south. The plant will be a substantial Wisconsin facility built of stone, 24 by 36 feet, with T M Champany supervising from Sussex.
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Champeny Creamery Co
Wisconsin
Mitchell
J. L. Norris
T. M. Champany
Sussex Wis
To His Last Home Ed Dean Dies in Perry Township
Ed Dean died Saturday night in Perry township after a illness of measles and erysipelas. He leaves a wife and four children two of whom were born recently. His family may claim a $2000 Workmen's lodge benefit. Funeral services were held at the residence conducted by Rev DeGroff of Blendon township with Workmen and Odd Fellows members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Dean
Perry Township
Odd Fellows
Mr. DeGroff
Blendon Township
Bringing in Blooded Stock by Mr Wing of Ipswich
Mr. F. Wing of Ipswich stayed several days then left Tuesday for home after buying five head of short horn cattle. Three are registered stock, price range $75 to $110 per head. Cattle in transit and a freight delay forced a layover since Saturday night due to no outgoing train.
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F. Wing
Ipswich
Wing
Downing Lown
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