Mitchell Ball Club Targets a Busy Spring Schedule
The Mitchell ball team plans early season practice led by Manager Sneller. They have nineteen games arranged with teams including St Paul clubs, Sioux Falls, Aberdeen, and Sioux City, with Dunn and Hart among key signings. The schedule covers May to June with Milwaukee excursion events and multiple series at Geddes, Everts, and Mitchell.
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Mitchell
Messrs
Sneller
Nichols
Foley and Owens
St. Paul
Wisebecker
LaCrosse
Wis
Hart
Peterson
LacCreese
Clark
Still Water
Coglizer
Tucker
Dunn
Weeping Water
Neb
Sioux Falls
Flandresu
Indianna
Nichole
Geddes
Milwaukee Road
Aberdeen
Everts
Milwaukee
Sioux City
Woodlawn
The
Riversides
Town Team Beats University In Monday Ball Game
The Plankinton club failed to appear for a Monday game against the University. A city team stepped in to provide practice for the student squad with Williams and Eckhalm as battery for Mitchell while Oliphant and DeCelle played in the student lineup due to Baker being unavailable.
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Plankinton
Williams
Eckhalm
Mitchell
Oliphant
DeCelle
Baker
Town Boys Defeat University Team Amid Rough Weather
The town boys win 10 to 8 against the university students in a spring practice game. Baker sat out, others limited by fall injuries and weather. Officials expect the students to improve by late next month as athletic contests begin.
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Lana
University
Baker
City Council Debates Dumping Ground and Salary Increases
A special council meeting addressed a new dumping ground amid resident complaints. A committee will study location changes if the site is too close. two ordinances raised salaries for the chief of police to 720 a year and the city auditor to 375, with the auditor also supervising water works earning 125. Passage faces expected objections.
Main Street sidewalk width kept at original size
An alderman and citizens opposed reducing Main Street north of Fourth to six feet. The ordinance was revised to allow six foot walks, but property owners objected and asked to keep original width. The council agreed, preserving a neat appearance along the street.
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Main Street
Fourth
Piano Recital At Home By Miss Ruth Youngman
A pleasant recital hosted at Rev. T H Youngman home featured Miss Ruth Youngman and fellow students. The University class project included readings and group drill with music and verse, ending with a disrupted platform incident but no injuries and overall good spirits.
Elocution Recital At Court House Honors Miss Elsner
Miss Elsner, University elocution teacher, directs a large high school class. On Saturday evening the group held a private recital at the court house with many friends in attendance. The program showed notable progress by the young ladies under her tutorship.
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Miss Elsner
Court House
Board re elects officers and to curb infectious disease
The regular board of education meeting Friday elected H L Bras as president and A J Kings as vice president with T M Wallace as clerk. A disease exposure policy was adopted to bar exposed pupils from school until contagion risk passes, with strict enforcement urged. Rain occurred elsewhere after several windy days. Badger township reported heavy rain.
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Board Ofeducation
H. L. Bras
A.J. Kings
T. M. Wallace
Bras
Hie
C. C. Ralphide
J. J. McDougal
A. H. Pehrson
A. J. Kings
G. G. Cowhick
A. E. Dean
F. H. Winsor
Quigley
Asit
Badger Township
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Ss. G. Boyce, Mitchell, S.D
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South Main Street
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Versity
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ODD Fellows
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Alexandria
Letcher
Parkston
Order
Noble Grand Simmons
Fulton Lodge
P. A. Zollman
F. A. Bidwell
Youngman
Miss Youngman
T. H. Youngman
Ruth
Misa Lee
Fred Kratz
Prof
Engstrom
Risen
Royal Baking Powder
Royal Baking Powder CO
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