Ramer Chosen Principal as Breckenridge Declines Salary Demand
The board of education re organized for the coming year elects Prof. M. M. Ramer principal of the high school after Breckenridge declines reappointment without higher pay. W. S. Tipton retires, George Liko joins the board, and A. B. Mckeel becomes clerk. Architect Wherry to advertise bids for the new east side school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
W. S. Tipton
George Liko
Lk. Il Winsor
O. T. Litchfield
T. M. Wallace
A. B. Mckeel
Wallace
Breckenridge
M. M. Ramer
Ramer
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Nash
Reckenridge
Wherry
Holiness meeting closes after successful holiness convention
The Holiness convention ended Thursday night with strong attendance and several obtaining the experience of entire sanctification. Rev J B Dibble led a 9:30 prayer meeting, Mrs Wheeler spoke at 10:30 on prayer, and J E Norvell delivered an afternoon sermon emphasizing Christian workers getting down to the lost in love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiness Convention
J. B. Dibble
Parker
Wheeler
Free Methodist Church
J. E Norvell
Christ
J. B. Dibbie
Thessalonians
Order of Odd Fellows
H. C. Green Gove
Odd Fellows Lodge
Kate Tillotson
Minnie Bingham
C. FE. Vermilyea
Edna Potts
Loevinger
C. E Twambly
Alexandria
James Coughlin
Reflections on God’s Will and Human Free Agency
The fragment ponders two aspects of divine will versus human action. It contrasts God’s intended creations with God’s unfolding plans that depend on human willingness or resistance to execute.
Mitchell business men seek industrial commissioner
A Mitchell meeting of local businessmen chaired by Wm. M. Smith established that pledges are enough for a year to fund a competent industrial commissioner. A committee including J. O. Walrath, W. E. Turner, B. M. Johnston, Dr. Thomas Nicholson and H. D. Butterfield will canvass the field to locate and hire the right man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Club
Preston
Wm. M. Smith
W. KE. Turner
Mitchell
J. O. Walrath
W. E. Turner
B. M. Johnston
Thomas Nicholson
H. D. Butterfield
Two Local Boys Plead Guilty To Forgery
Lonnie Landram and William L. Wells pleaded guilty to forgery in circuit court. Landram received one year in the penitentiary and Wells eighteen months after the State's Attorney dismissed earlier informations. Both youths faced remarks from Judge Smith about morals and future conduct. Landram, said to have suffered head injuries earlier, was considered not wholly responsible.
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Lonnie Landram
Young Landram
Missouri
William L. Wells
Michell
Smith
Spangler
Wells
Par Doe Sentenced to Two Years in Penitentiary
Judge Smith adjourned the circuit term at noon Monday after finishing remaining cases. Richard Pardoe, convicted of breaking into Webber Bros restaurant and stealing $20, received a two year penitentiary sentence. In Kobes versus Kobes the court denied a divorce decree to the husband for desertion, but informed the wife she could obtain it if desired. Mrs Stobes declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Circuit Court
Richard Pardoe
Webber Bros
John R. Kobes
Halle Kobes
T. J. Spangler
Banker King Remains in Jail Over Bond Question
Banker King, accused of embezzlement, is still jailed in Sioux Falls as bond talks falter. Judge Wicks is away. Western Surety could issue a $10,000 bond with collateral, while defense had urged a $5,000 limit. Grand jury in Pierre to act next June.
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Sioux Falls
Judge Wicks
King
Western Surety Company
Pierre
Human Hearts Delights Gale Theatre Audience
Melodramatic play Human Hearts drew a fairly good audience at the Gale Theatre Monday evening. Lincoln J. Plumer led a capable company with strong performances by Tom Logan M. Paul Madison and Mary Thompson Rose Emerson and Gertrude Phelps. The Arkansas setting and southern characters provided vivid scenes including a penitentiary tableau and a governor's office climax.
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Gale Theatre
Arkansas
South
Lincoln J. Plumer
Tom Logan
M. Paul
Governor’s Office
Thieves Loot Judge’s Boathouse at Lake Andes
A thief entered Judge Frank B. Smith’s makeshift boathouse on Lake Andes shore north of the town and stole dishes bedding and other items. A reward is offered for the thief who stole from the presiding Fourth Circuit judge, with potential consequences in connection to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Andes
Charles Mix County
Frank B. Smith
State Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Wisconsin Scholar Breckenridge Wins State University Scholarship
Professor James M. Breckenridge, principal at a Wisconsin high school, earned one of two annual University of Wisconsin scholarships. He submitted a thesis on Hydrocarbon and a Malta Grapo analysis, aiming for the School of Chemical Engineering. He had said he preferred college study over teaching next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Breckenridge
State University of Wisconsin
Madison University
Breckenridge
Department of School of Chemical Engineering
Malta Grapo
Wisconsin University
Republican
Death of Mrs Florence Hood in Yakima
Florence Hood died April 13 in Yakima after a long illness. Born near Bard in Hanson county, she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G A McWaine and taught in Yakima schools before marrying Mr Hood in December 1904. She leaves a husband a infant and her parents. A week before her death their home burned with contents while she stayed with her parents.
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C. I. Miltimore
Yakima Wash
Florence Hood
G. A. McWain
Hanson County
Bard
Hood
Yakima
Notice to Land Owners Davison County South Dakota 1907
Notice to land owners in Davison county South Dakota describes lands platted under Chapter 12 article 19 in sections 983 through 986 of the 1903 Political Code and orders surveys for 1967 assessment. Dated April 15 1907 County Auditor H B Anderson. Also notes Sioux Falls College baseball at Mitchell against Dakota Wesleyan postponed by Saturday storm.
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Davison County
S. D
H. B. Anderson
Sioux Falls College
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan
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Langford
South Dakota
Miehl & Brown
McGovern
Price
McKinley & Eddy
Prof
Breck
Enridge
Holiness Meeting
Methodist Church
Witts
Odd Fellows
Business Men’s Meeting
Wells and Landram
Petit Jury
Pardoe
C. C. King
Wisconsin
Prof. Breckenridge
University of Wisconsin Be
Washington
Yak
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