Mitchell School Representative Chosen for Contest
A Mitchell business gathering at city hall pushed for a larger 1905 Corn Palace building. The committee aims to raise $5,500, with pledged increases from local businessmen, and plans a northward site shift on a 100 by 142 foot lot.
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City Hall
Preston
Commercial Committee
Corn Palace Committee
Smith
Corn Palace
Plains
Mitchell
South Dakota
Board Reorganizes As Four Members Leave
The board of education held a Friday meeting to finish old business and approve bills. Retiring members D A Braught Wm Herbert H L Bras and S N Scallin were praised for faithful service. New officers include T A Duncan L Stair Gottlieb Scheurenbrand W W Plotner W J Conges Geo E Foster P W Winsor O T Litzfield as president and vice president respectively. Thomas M Wallace remains clerk with $100 salary plus $385 for census duties. Bond for treasurer William M Smith set at $10 000. Superintendent IottY announced high school graduates completing the course.
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Board of Education
Bras
Ald
Pbhis
D. A. Braught
Wm. Herbert
L. Bras
S. N. Scallin
T. A. Duncan
Stair
Gottlieb Scheurenbrand
W. W Plotner
Board Grants Graduation for Delayed Students
The board approved graduating a list of students including Sydney Smith Florence Leora Winsor and Arthur N. Jidstrop among others and authorized expenditures to exceed 40 dollars to cover the graduating costs.
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Sydney Smith
Elsie Loukeras
Iorence Leora Winsor
Arthur N
Ijdstrop
Anna Lewis
Wessie Eryrion
Genevieve Margaret Doyle
Mines L. MelXinley
Irrank R. Gilson
Mark Mizener
Juzel Josephne Lathrop
Ruvhi Wilson
Laura Ann Saal
Evan Kh. Jones
Maude A. Sholes
Lee Wamietl
Lucy J. Thompson
Mae Waterman
George I
Miss Lois Anderson Wins Local Declamatory Contest
The lieh school declamatory contest at the high school Thursday drew a fair audience. Lois Anderson won first place for her recital from Quo Vadis, with Bernice Lathrop and Floyd Gillis tying for second. Anderson advances to the state contest in Yankton on May 12, while prep for athletics remains limited in Mitchell.
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Lieh
Lois Anderson
Quo Vadis
Bernice Lathrop
Floyd Gillis
Sergius
Merle ‘Tillotson
Nicholas Mandolin Club
Anderson
Yankton
Mitchell
Wingfield Named Second Public Deputy Examiner
The Republican reports the appointment of Prof. J. L. Wingfield of this city as second public deputy examiner. The position was appointed by Examiner Bramble and concurred by Governor Kodh, with duties to begin July 1. Wingfield is a Dakota Wesleyan University faculty member overseeing the commercial department and is highly qualified for the post.
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J. L. Wingfield
Bramble
Kodh
Wingfield
Dakota Wesleyan University
Loomis to Get State Bank as Town Grows
Loomis seven miles north of Mitchell to receive a state bank. Incorporators include Wit, MM. Smith president of Mitchell National Bank, Mrs C A Davison, Tr J Butterfield, and KJ Quivley. Site bought and construction started. bank to open within thirty days. Loomis shows rapid growth in a prosperous county area.
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Loomis
Mitchel
Pierre
Wit
MM. Smith
Mitehbel National Bank
C. A. Davison
Tr. J. Butterfield
KJ. Quivley
Existance
Wisconsin visitors inspect Epiphany sanitarium ruins
Dr. Margaret Caldwell of Waukesha and Mrs Ix. Innissny of Milwaukee visited the city Saturday on their way home from Epiphany where they inspected the sanitarium of the late Father Kroeger.
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Margaret Caldwell
Waukesha
Wis
New Church to Cost Forty Thousand Dollars
A new church building project is set to cost forty thousand dollars. An Iowa embezzler was taken into custody and held until officers arrived. A machine company purchased the shop operated by George Summers.
Catholic Society Plans New Granite Church This Summer
The Holy Family Catholic Society announces plans to erect a granite church on the present site facing west, with 650 by 130 feet dimensions. The project, costing about 40000 including organ and furnishings, moves old structure to a seminary site and begins excavation next week.
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Holy Iamily
Wm. Koch
D. W. Collins
James Lyons
Ienry Swinder
John Michels
Young Ladies Seminary
Embezzler Captured in Cedar Rapids Case
Cedar Rapids police hold W. G. Wilt a young fel low in jail since Wednesday awaiting charges after allegedly embezzling money from a local concern. Chief Weith leads the investigation and confirms the capture.
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Keith
Fel
Weith
W. G. Wilt
Bought Machine Shop Unites Firms For Immediate Operation
The newly formed company bought Mitchell Iron Works from George Summers. McDougall leads the deal to avoid building a new shop, planning to assume control after invoicing. Summers, with two sons, ran the shop for twenty years and prided themselves on quality repair work. A Loomis club and high school baseball game followed, Loomis winning 18 to 7 with Johnson and Wamiel on the Mitchell battery and Samuwis and Bates for Loomis.
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Mitchell Iron Works
George Summers
McDougall
Summers
Sioux City
Loomis
Johnson and Wamiel
Mitchell
Samuwis
Bates
Loomis Lads
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