Gift seals friendship at Dakota Wesleyan as president lauded
A roll top desk and office chair were presented to President Nicholson by the Dakota Wesleyan faculty and students, stressing lasting friendship and mutual aims. Rev James Crowther framed the gift as a token of lifelong loyalty, praising the president’s leadership and urging discipline balanced with affection.
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Building a $20,000 Y M C A structure faces funding concerns
In a discussion led by BE. J. Quigley a plan for a new Y M C A building in a progressive city is outlined. State secretaries cite benefits such as physical culture night schools libraries and meeting rooms while noting voting members and associates. A portion of the building would be rented to help finance the project, but a $20,000 cost seems daunting and officials worry about raising funds.
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BE. J. Quigley
Opera House Project Floats for Mitchell Season
The Republican reports strong talks of an opera house in Mitchell next season funded by a Wisconsin investor. Local enthusiasts cite growing population and past dramatic success to support the venture and a top Northwest venue claim. Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles also organized in Mitchell with thirty initiates and officers led by H C Collard.
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W. M. Jones
George Garton
T. D P. Navin
Charles Ruh
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Outside Guardian
Charles Crisp
Ed. Tolin
Charles Martin
L. I. Geiger
Sioux Falls
Omaha
Michell
Blanchard Returns Home After Hip Injury Treatment
T. and Blanchard traveled through the city Saturday from Chicago en route to Pierre. Blanchard had been in a hospital there for several weeks receiving treatment for a hip injury.
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A Milwaukee Wreck Injures Conductor Foster
Conductor IR Foster of the Milwaukee road was badly injured Monday evening when a freight train between Michell and Aberdeen split in two near the city. He was in the caboose cupola when the cars separated and was thrown through a window, suffering deep cuts to the chin lips and neck. He was moved to the Merchant's hotel for treatment and replaced on his run by another conductor Tuesday morning.
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New Lodge Started and Entertainment at City Hall Also Soldier's Home Scores
A new lodge begins activities as the Woman's Library Association plans an entertainment at City Hall in late April. Reports from Hot Springs describe the Soldier's Home conditions as agreeable and satisfactory.
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Library ladies plan April 28 benefit for funds
The Ladies Library Association promotes a light comic opera at City Hall in the last week of April to raise funds for basement and children's reading room improvements at the Carnegie Library. I J Greaves leads the children's room work, brown burlap decor brightens the space, and patrons are urged to attend to support the library cause. The event aims to strengthen treasury for continued enhancements and public library access.
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Plans for voluntary library entertainment appeal
The article outlines no fixed charges and invites public support through voluntary donations to fund upcoming library entertainment events. It emphasizes explanations as plans develop and encourages broad participation to ensure successful programming.
Islot Springs Soldiers' Home Praised Under New Commander
W L Dow, the Islot Springs Soldiers' Home architect, reports smooth operations under new Commander Goddard. Dow says funds are tight but plans and estimates exist, much work can be done by inmates, and meals are praised. Improvements will start soon and be pushed quickly.
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Why Not One in Mitchell
Nora Wilson urges Mitchell residents to fund a Y M C A reading room, noting Sheffield Missouri W C T U’s $1800 project as a model. She argues Mitchell cannot match city-scale buildings but should build within means and expand later if needed to keep youth from ruin.
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Misses Vessey and Rouse Visit City Over Weekend
Miss Vienna Vessey of Wessington Springs and Gladys Rouse of Woonsocket spent Sunday in the city and returned home Monday afternoon.
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Wessington Springs
Gladys Rouse
Woonsockett
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